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Discover what makes this home specialThe Sundew is a charming mid-terrace two-bedroom home nestled within a modern development on the southern edge of Shrewsbury. Offering a well-balanced layout, this property is ideal for first-time buyers or downsizers seeking a quiet residential area with easy access to town amenities. The rear garden faces south-west, providing pleasant afternoon and evening sunlight, perfect for outdoor relaxation. The location benefits from proximity to Shrewsbury’s historic town centre, local schools, and green spaces, making it a practical and comfortable living choice.
Inside, the home boasts a functional living space complemented by a fitted kitchen and a well-appointed bathroom. The property’s position within the development ensures a peaceful environment, while transport links connect residents efficiently to Shrewsbury Station and beyond. With ongoing area development plans enhancing local infrastructure, The Sundew represents a promising investment in a stable and growing community.
Property Features
This mid-terrace home features a south-west facing garden that benefits from good natural light in the afternoons and evenings, ideal for gardening enthusiasts or outdoor entertaining. The fitted kitchen is designed for practical use, while the two bedrooms provide comfortable accommodation for small families or couples. Being part of a modern development, the property enjoys contemporary finishes and a quiet setting. Close proximity to local schools and amenities adds to the convenience, and off-street parking options nearby enhance accessibility.
Local Amenities
The Sundew is situated near a range of essential amenities that cater to daily needs and leisure. Shrewsbury School and The Priory School offer reputable educational options within a short drive. Tesco Superstore and local shops provide convenient grocery and retail access. Quarry Park, a large green space nearby, offers opportunities for outdoor activities and family outings. Dining options such as The Boathouse Restaurant enrich the local culinary scene. Public transport is accessible with local bus stops connecting to the town centre and Shrewsbury Station, ensuring connectivity for residents.
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