The Mews, Dale Street, Craven Arms

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A small development of 7 mews style properties located in the centre of this bustling Shropshire village, well served with facilities including train station and main road access to all corners of the county. Converted from a former print works so retaining much character but benefitting from brand new modern interiors, fixtures and fittings
Introduction
No. 5 The Mews, Dale Street, is a stylish mid terrace mews cottage with entrance hall, full width living room with double glazed doors overlooking the rear garden, the separate kitchen has built in appliances and there are three bedrooms on the first floor with a family bathroom. This property benefits from its own private garden and designated parking space.
Within the home
The properties benefit from modern building regulations which include the latest insulation requirements, electric heating system, double glazed bespoke windows and have been finished to an exacting standard. The generous entrance hall opens to the full width lounge and dining area which overlooks the rear garden, the separate kitchen is fitted with smart, Pebble grey gloss kitchen furniture, equipped with a ceramic hob, built under oven, extractor fan and stainless steel sink the laminated flooring throughout the ground floor is Tawny Chestnut. The carpeted stairs from the entrance hall lead to the first floor landing which provides access to the bedrooms, which include a master bedroom overlooking the rear garden, two further bedrooms and a generously proportioned stylish bathroom with white suite with a shower over the bath, glazed shower screen, coordinated ceramic tiling and illuminated vanity mirror. Heating is by an electric Heatrae Sadia Amptec system and the hot water is via an un-vented cylinder.
The area
The market town of Craven Arms nestles in the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, an area that covers nearly a quarter of the county, and comprises a working landscape of towns, villages, farmland, woodland, hills and valleys. Bi-sected by the A49 which links Craven Arms with Ludlow to the south and Shrewsbury to the north the town is also well connected via the Marches Railway which connects with Shrewsbury in the West Midlands and Newport in south east Wales. The area is rich in history, Stokesay Castle has been described as one of the finest and best preserved medieval manor houses in England and there are iron age forts and bronze age burial mounds in the surrounding hills which are also criss crossed with ancient tracks for exploring.
Parking
There is an allocated car parking space with tarmacadam surface and the whole parking area is enclosed with close boarded fencing
Services
Mains Electric, water & drainage
Shropshire Council - Tax band TBA
Freehold
Agents notes
The release of these well appointed and presented, delightful village centre mews cottages include plots 6, 5 & 3 with further plots to follow.

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