Belvidere Road, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, SY2

Built in 1927, this semi-detached home carries a calm, welcoming feel throughout its bright and balanced floor plan. Original period details give the interior immediate character, including high coved ceilings, picture rails, stained glass, and two working open fireplaces. Currently set up as a clinic, the formal dining room converts back to its original setup seamlessly.
Outside, the property continues to impress with a wide plot that provides significant potential to extend over time. Along with a large loft space that could be converted into additional bedrooms, there is clear scope to extend to the side and the rear, as several neighbouring properties have successfully done. The fully landscaped east-facing rear garden has been planted with fruiting apple and pear trees, featuring multiple secluded patios positioned to catch the sun throughout the day. 


Ground Floor
A double-glazed entrance porch with stained glass detail leads through into the main hallway, complete with understairs storage and a discrete cloakroom with a wash hand basin and WC. To the front, the living room features a deep bay window overlooking the landscaped front garden and green opposite. The room is set around a working open fire with tiled hearth and surround.The dining room features a beautiful low-maintenance parquet-effect flooring and a second working fireplace, with full-height glazing and a central door opening out to the garden. The kitchen is fitted with cream units, dark stone-effect work surfaces, a five-ring gas hob, eye-level oven, integrated microwave, dishwasher, and fridge-freezer. A utility boot room sits directly off the kitchen with extra access to an extensive landscaped garden.


First Floor
The carpeted landing leads to three bedrooms and a spacious family bathroom fitted with a  bath, WC, basin, and separate walk in shower. Bedroom 1 sits to the rear, equipped with a full wall of custom built-in wardrobes and a ceiling fan to keep the room cool during warmer weather. Bedroom 2 is a double room looking directly over the bowling green to the front. Bedroom 3 offers flexibility as a smaller double bedroom, nursery, or dedicated home study.


Outside
A landscaped front garden sits alongside a wide tarmac driveway that can comfortably accommodate at least three cars. Double timber gates sit just behind the driveway, securely enclosing the side and rear of the property. The wide area to the side of the house provides excellent storage and clear extension potential subject to planning consents. The east-facing rear garden features several distinct paved seating terraces, lawned pathways, mature borders, a small wildlife pond, and productive apple and pear trees. The space currently houses a greenhouse and two good-sized sheds.


The Location
Positioned south-east of Shrewsbury town centre, this location offers immediate access to local everyday amenities. Bradley's Butchers, The Shire Fryer, a local newsagent, a Sainsbury's Local, and popular local spots like The White Horse pub and The Crown are all a short walk away. Walking distance to St Giles CE Primary School (rated Good by Ofsted) and Belvidere School for secondary education. For commuters, the position is unbeatable, providing direct access down London Road straight onto the main A5 bypass, connecting seamlessly to the M54 towards Telford and the West Midlands. Shrewsbury town centre and the mainline train station are within an easy 15 to 20 minute walk across English Bridge.

Porch

1.56m x 1.08m - 5'1" x 3'7"

Hall

4.83m x 1.96m - 15'10" x 6'5"

Kitchen

5.04m x 2.28m - 16'6" x 7'6"

Living Room

3.61m x 4.53m - 11'10" x 14'10"

Dining Room

3.64m x 3.93m - 11'11" x 12'11"

Bedroom 1

3.67m x 3.17m - 12'0" x 10'5"

Bedroom 2

3.64m x 3.69m - 11'11" x 12'1"

Bedroom 3

2.65m x 2.74m - 8'8" x 8'12"

Landing

2.09m x 1.08m - 6'10" x 3'7"

Bathroom

2.41m x 2.41m - 7'11" x 7'11"

WC

1.32m x 0.81m - 4'4" x 2'8"