Falcons Way, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, SY3

Step out of the French doors and look past the back fence and see the nature reserve. This home sits at the end of a Copthorne cul-de-sac with Bowbrook Nature Reserve running directly behind the garden, so nobody overlooks you from the back.


It's also one of the few homes in Shrewsbury with an A-rated EPC. Owned solar panels and a 12kWh storage battery do most of the work, so the summer sun that warms the patio also powers the house into the evening, the vendors electricity bill was £106.98 from January to September 2026.  Add a separate office, a double driveway and four bedrooms, and it covers a working family's daily routine.

Ground Floor

The hallway leads to a living room with French doors onto the patio, so summer evenings spill straight outside. At the front, a separate office gives you a door to close on the working day. The Howdens kitchen diner runs over seven metres, with room to cook, eat and help with homework in one space. Next to it, the snug is currently a playroom. It would work just as well as a TV den, a hobby room or a reading corner. A cloakroom and a half garage, handy for bikes and storage, complete this floor.

First Floor

The main bedroom has built-in storage and its own en-suite shower room, so busy mornings don't mean a queue for the bathroom. Bedrooms two and three are comfortable doubles or roomy singles. Bedroom four makes a good nursery, a second office or a dressing room. A family bathroom serves all three, and the boarded loft takes the suitcases and the Christmas boxes.

Outside

The extended driveway at the front takes two cars side by side. At the back, the garden faces west and gets the sun from lunchtime until it sets. An awning over the French doors shades the patio when you want it, and beyond the back boundary there's nothing but the nature reserve.

The Location

Copthorne sits on the west side of Shrewsbury, between the town centre and open countryside. Bowbrook Nature Reserve is right behind the house, for dog walks straight from the back garden. Royal Shrewsbury Hospital is a 6 minute walk, which saves anyone working there the daily search for a parking space. For everyday bits, the Co-op on Mytton Oak Road is 10 minutes on foot. The bigger shop is a 13 minute drive away at Meole Brace Retail Park, home to Sainsbury's, M&S, Next, TK Maxx and Home Bargains. The Copthorne Hospital bus stop is a 5 minute walk, and the No. 11 runs from there into Shrewsbury bus station. Mytton Oak Road leads out to the A5 bypass, which links to Telford and the M54 for Birmingham and the Midlands. Schools cover every age group, with Woodfield, Oxon and Bowbrook Primary for the younger years, The Priory and Meole Brace for secondary, and Shrewsbury Sixth Form College a short journey into town.

Anti Money Laundering


Should a purchaser have an offer accepted, they will need to meet our legal requirements under Anti Money Laundering Regulations (AML). We use a specialist third-party service to verify your information and the cost of these checks is £20 per person, which is paid in advance, when an offer is agreed and prior to a memorandum of sale being produced.

Snug/Playroom

3.69m x 2.65m - 12'1" x 8'8"

Garage

1.77m x 2.75m - 5'10" x 9'0"

Kitchen/Dining Room

7.07m x 2.61m - 23'2" x 8'7"

Living Room

4.59m x 3.75m - 15'1" x 12'4"

Office

2.32m x 2.51m - 7'7" x 8'3"

Bedroom 4

3.09m x 2.08m - 10'2" x 6'10"

Bedroom 2

3.24m x 2.61m - 10'8" x 8'7"

Bathroom

2.15m x 2.08m - 7'1" x 6'10"

Bedroom 3

2.67m x 2.56m - 8'9" x 8'5"

Ensuite Bathroom

1.32m x 2.56m - 4'4" x 8'5"

Bedroom 1

2.98m x 3.53m - 9'9" x 11'7"

Downstairs Cloakroom

0.99m x 2.44m - 3'3" x 8'0"