Union Street, Bishops Castle, Shropshire

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34 Union Street is a well-proportioned and extended, semi-detached, character property, dating back to the 1880s, located on a desirable street with traditional cottages and town houses, within the highly desirable town Bishops Castle on the Welsh/Shropshire border. Located in a central position of the town, the property is within walking distance of the centre of town and its amenities. Bishops Castle is an ancient town, which dates back to 792 AD and is situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), but unfortunately the castle from which it derives its name is no longer in existence.

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Bishops Castle is a lively market town, and has many facilities including a primary and secondary school, leisure centre, small cottage hospital, dentist, doctors, restaurants, public houses (one of which brew their own beer), petrol station and a wide and varied range of independent shops and boutiques. There is a good bus link to Shrewsbury every day, with local rail links at Broome, and Craven Arms.

Walk Inside

Entering the property – Accessed via the rear of the property, from the allocated parking area in front of the single garage, with a gravelled courtyard leading to the entrance door. The boot room, a modern addition to the property, creates an additional storage space and attractive entryway, with Velux windows allowing for a pour of sunlight on one’s arrival. On through to the kitchen, a modern and well facilitated space, with room for all essential appliances, which lead to the open plan living and dining area, with oak veneered flooring, exposed beams, and working chimney with option for a wood burner. This really is an idyllic cottage, with modern and vibrant alterations. The ground floor also features understairs storage housing the central heating boiler, as well as a compact WC with wash basin.

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Ascending to the first floor - The staircase from the kitchen leads to a small landing area with Velux windows expanding the space and allowing natural light to flow in. To the front of the property is a spacious double bedroom occupies the width of the property, with wooden flooring, a feature fireplace, and window with elevated street view. Down the landing is the bathroom, a radiant and cheerful facility, with bath and shower unit, WC and wash basin, featuring a mosaic crafted mural, as well as Velux window. To the rear of the property a second double bedroom, a peaceful space with window overlooking the courtyard.

Walk Outside

Outside the property - This two-storey property with original stone build dating back to 1880 with breeze block-built extension seamlessly blend into a well sized attractive property, with recently built panelled porch to the side. The property features a single garage with power and lighting, conjoined to the neighbours. The front of the property faces onto the pavement, with path to the rear, a well-presented gravelled courtyard with plenty of space for alfresco dining and entertainment, and features an external tap, enclosed withing panelled fencing allowing for a private and secluded sanctuary.