Stunning Two-Bedroom Victorian Terrace in Mountfields, Frankwell
A truly exceptional two-bedroom Victorian terraced house, beautifully presented throughout and full of character, charm and original features, occupying a wonderful position in a conservation area in the highly desirable Mountfields.
From the moment you step inside, the home makes an impression, with a stunning Minton-tiled entrance hallway setting the tone for the rest of the property. The ground floor offers a wonderfully bright and airy lounge, open through to the dining room, creating a lovely flowing space that is perfect for both relaxing and entertaining. A convenient downstairs WC is situated off the lounge/dining room.
To the rear is a well-appointed kitchen with space for dining, currently used as a home office, making this a wonderfully versatile room that could easily be adapted to suit your lifestyle. Doors lead out to the rear yard, providing useful additional outdoor space.
One of the property's standout features is the private front garden. Enclosed and wonderfully secluded, it offers a fantastic outdoor space in its own right and could easily be enjoyed as your main garden, with the rear yard providing additional practical space.
Upstairs are two beautifully proportioned bedrooms and a truly stunning bathroom, complete with a feature fireplace which creates an impressive focal point and adds to the home's wonderful period character.
The location is every bit as appealing as the house itself. Mountfields and Frankwell offer a leafy, historic setting close to the heart of Shrewsbury, with the town centre just a short stroll away, making the area's shops, cafés, bars, restaurants and everyday amenities wonderfully accessible. The surrounding streets are steeped in character, with Frankwell and The Mount forming part of Shrewsbury's historic conservation areas.
For those who enjoy culture and entertainment, Theatre Severn is close by at Frankwell Quay, beautifully positioned beside the River Severn and offering an excellent programme of theatre, comedy, music and live entertainment.
The much-loved Quarry Park is also within easy reach, providing a wonderful green space for leisurely walks and relaxing by the river.
Combining beautiful Victorian charm, generous living space, flexible accommodation and an enviable location, this is a particularly special home in one of Shrewsbury's most sought-after areas. A property that really does need to be viewed to be fully appreciated. EPC rating: E. Council tax band: B, Domestic rates: £2000.65, Tenure: Freehold,
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