Bryn Mawr, Crew Green, Shrewsbury, Powys, SY5

Wake up in the rear bedroom and the Breidden Hills and Rodney's Pillar are there across open fields. It's the kind of outlook that makes a house on the Welsh border feel like proper countryside rather than somewhere on the edge of it, with Shrewsbury still only 15 minutes away. Inside there's around 926 sq ft (86 sq m) over two floors, including a separate sitting room that can be a fourth bedroom or a home office. The garden is enclosed, the driveway takes several cars and there's no onward chain, so a buyer can move at their own pace. 
Ground Floor
The front door opens into a small hallway with the stairs up and doors to the two front rooms. The living room is the main space for the evenings. It has tiled flooring and a log burner under a wooden mantle, and the burner's back boiler can heat the radiators throughout the house as well as the room itself, giving you a second source of heat alongside the LPG central heating. Through at the back, the dining room has French doors straight onto the patio, so summer meals can spill outside. The kitchen sits beside it, with a range cooker, a window over the garden and space for a washing machine. Beyond the kitchen, the rear porch gives a second way in from the garden for muddy boots and dog walks, with room for a large fridge freezer. The sitting room at the front is the flexible room. It can be a quiet second lounge away from the TV, a home office with its own door, a playroom that keeps the toys out of the living room, or a fourth bedroom for visiting family.
First Floor
Upstairs are three bedrooms and the family bathroom. The rear bedroom looks out over open countryside towards the hills, and the other two face the front. The smallest sits over the stairs and suits a child's room or a study.
Outside
A driveway at the front takes several cars. The rear garden is enclosed, with a patio by the French doors for eating outside and a lawn beyond.
The Location
Crew Green sits right on the Shropshire and Powys border, between the River Severn and the Breidden Hills. Brynhafren CP School is in the village itself, and school transport runs to Welshpool High School for older children. Shrewsbury is around 15 minutes by car, Welshpool 17 and Oswestry 25, with the A458 linking the village to both Shrewsbury and Welshpool. The nearest railway station is in Welshpool. For the weekly shop, Welshpool has Aldi and Tesco, and Shrewsbury has all the major supermarkets. For weekends, the Severn Way and Offa's Dyke Path both run close by, and Sustrans Route 81 passes near the village. Castle Country Club at Rowton is a few minutes away for swimming and the gym. It's a house where the view, the fire and no chain do the talking.
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.

• 1 - Living Room

  4.09m x 3.63m - 13'5" x 11'11"
  

• 2 - Dining Room

  3m x 2.3m - 9'10" x 7'7"
  

• 3 - Kitchen

  2.99m x 2.29m - 9'10" x 7'6"
  

• 4 - Rear Porch

  1.33m x 2.93m - 4'4" x 9'7"
  

• 5 - Family Room

  4.17m x 2.89m - 13'8" x 9'6"
  

• 6 - Bedroom 1

  3.44m x 2.52m - 11'3" x 8'3"
  

• 7 - Bedroom 2

  3.08m x 2.68m - 10'1" x 8'10"
  

• 8 - Bathroom

  1.86m x 1.84m - 6'1" x 6'0"
  

• 9 - Bedroom 3

  2.36m x 2.05m - 7'9" x 6'9"
  

Please note, all dimensions are approximate / maximums and should not be relied upon for the purposes of floor coverings.

Additional Information:

• Council Tax: Band D
• Tenure Type: Freehold