The Lawns, 7 Shrewsbury Road, Cressage, Shrewsbury the Lawns, 7 Shrewsbury Road, Cressage, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, SY5 6AA

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The Lawns, 7 Shrewsbury Road, Cressage, Shrewsbury The Lawns, 7 Shrewsbury Road, Cressage, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, SY5 6AA Offers Around £435,000 Three bedroom detached family home with a very flexible layout and enjoying particularly impressive views of The Wrekin and surrounding countryside. Nearest bus stop pick up/drop off point just 25 yards from the front door of the house making commuting to surrounding area very easy. Offer For Sale with NO UPWARD CHAIN. Flexible layout allowing for fourth bedroom downstairs if required. Subject to relevant permissions, the addition of a rear conservatory would enhance the beautiful views and surrounding countryside. We are informed by our client that there is a relevant covenant on the land behind The Lawns to protect it from any future development. Council Tax Band - F The Lawns is an impressive family home enjoying spectacular views from the extensive rear garden to unspoilt countryside and The Wrekin. It is believed to have been built by a local master builder in 1968. To the front is a large driveway and parking area for numerous vehicles. The perimeter wall of the site is made from York stone, a theme which is continued both with the pathway to the rear and the living room fireplace. There is a bus stop adjacent to the driveway entrance which is particularly convenient for commuting to Shrewsbury. Entering The Lawns through the front entrance, a porch area leads into the entrance hallway. To the left is a particularly large living room which enjoys the spectacular panoramic views to the rear of the property. To the left of the hallway is a feature dining room with a rounded wall facing the front. There is also a study which is currently set up as a single bedroom making the layout very flexible. Especially as the room adjacent is a w/c. The kitchen/breakfast room benefits from an Oil fired AGA and a seperate electric hob and oven. The large garage, pantry and w/c can be accessed via the kitchen and also provides access to the rear garden. Upstairs, there are three well proportioned bedrooms of which all have built in storage areas. There is a sink in the master bedroom and with the generous size of the room, en-suite potential is likely. The three bedrooms are serviced by the family bathroom with bidet also. Outside to the rear are extensive gardens which have been well maintained and laid mostly to lawn. The rear garden is particularly private complete with greenhouse, tool-shed & area for summerhouse. Directions From the Ironbridge Office proceed along the Wharfage until coming to a mini roundabout. Proceed straight over onto the Buildwas Road and continue for around 0.5 miles arriving at a T-junction. Turn right and then turn left at the next junction and continue through Buildwas and Leighton, past the Kynnersley Arms until taken a left turn signposted Cressage. Continue until reaching another T- junction. Turn right and the property lies around 500 yards ahead on the right hand side. Sat-Nav: SY5 6AA. 24 High Street , Ironbridge TF8 7AD. Tel: 01952 432533 P R O P E R T Y A G E N T S . V A L U E R S . S U R V E Y O R S . A U C T I O N E E R S www.nockdeighton.co.uk .

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