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3 bed terraced house for saleGreenfields Gardens, Shrewsbury, Shropshire SY1
3 beds
2 baths
1 reception
EPC Rating: C
About this property
Three-bedroom end of terrace home | Chain-free, with new carpets and fresh decor throughout.
6-min walk to station | Prime Greenfields position, effortless walk to Shrewsbury town centre and railway station.
Low running costs | Council Tax Band B paired with an energy-efficient EPC C for predictable monthly outgoings.
Open-plan kitchen/diner | White shaker-style units with oak-effect trim, gas hob, and French doors to the garden.
Good-sized living room | Window to the front, with stairs to the first floor.
Downstairs cloakroom | WC and wash hand basin off the entrance hall
Allocated parking | Dedicated space directly outside the front door.
South-west facing garden | Paved patio, decked seating area, and timber shed enjoying afternoon and evening sun.
Recent boiler & electrics | Modern combi boiler (installed ~2024, serviced yearly) plus full electrical safety sign-off certificate.
A chain-free, three-bedroom end of terrace home in Greenfields, one of Shrewsbury's most convenient residential pockets, within walking distance of the town centre and the railway station.
Offered with no onward chain and in 100% turnkey condition, this home has been completely refreshed from top to bottom with crisp new carpets and clean, neutral decor throughout. Major mechanical and electrical updates have already been taken care of for total peace of mind: The gas combi boiler is just two years old and recently serviced, while the electrical systems have been fully tested and signed off with certificates available. Combined with low ongoing outgoings (Council Tax Band B and an efficient EPC Grade C), you can move straight in without lifting a paintbrush or worrying about hidden maintenance costs.
With a versatile third bedroom currently set up as a home office, a low-maintenance garden and parking right outside the front door, this is a straightforward option for a first-time buyer or anyone looking to move without complication.
Ground Floor
The front door opens into an entrance hall, with a downstairs cloakroom just off to the side comprising a WC and wash hand basin. The living room is a well-proportioned reception room with a window to the front and stairs rising to the first floor.
The kitchen and dining room run together as one bright space along the back of the house. The kitchen itself is laid with dark tiled flooring, while the dining area has stylish herringbone-effect flooring and a pair of built-in corner shelves. French doors from the dining end open straight onto the rear garden, while a surprisingly deep under-stairs storage cupboard/pantry provides excellent everyday storage for household essentials.
The kitchen is fitted with white shaker-style units with oak-effect trim and dark worktops, built around a four-ring gas hob with a single oven and grill beneath, and an extractor hood over, plus further space for a washing machine and fridge freezer. A window looks out over the garden and the shed beyond.
First Floor
Upstairs, the principal bedroom is a well-proportioned double overlooking the rear garden, with a second double bedroom overlooking the front. The third bedroom is more compact, currently set up as a home office with a built-in corner desk, complete with power points, that will stay with the property, though it could easily be removed if a buyer would prefer a single bedroom or nursery instead. The family bathroom, also to the rear, is fitted with a panelled bath with a fold-out glass screen and mixer shower over, a vanity unit with a mirrored cabinet above, WC and a heated towel rail. A landing with access to the loft ties the floor together.
Outside
To the rear, a South-West facing low-maintenance garden combines a paved patio with a decked seating area and raised timber borders for planting, plus a garden shed, all enclosed by timber fencing for privacy, with a side gate giving access to the front. It's a straightforward space, ideal for a morning coffee or an evening drink with minimal upkeep to worry about.
To the front, there's an allocated parking space directly outside the property.
The Location
Greenfields is one of Shrewsbury's most convenient residential pockets, within walking distance of both the town centre and the railway station, which is only around six minutes away on foot.
Greenfields Primary School is close by and was rated Good by Ofsted across the board following its most recent inspection in May 2025. There are further local facilities on hand too, including a supermarket, restaurants and pubs, plus easy access to the A5 and M54 for anyone commuting further afield.
Shrewsbury's town centre itself is one of the best-preserved Tudor market towns in the country, with its historic timber-framed streets, the Old Market Hall, independent shops and riverside walks along the Severn at The Quarry all within easy reach on foot.
Entrance Hall
1.76m x 1.19m - 5'9” x 3'11”
Downstairs Cloakroom
1.75m x 0.85m - 5'9” x 2'9”
Living Room
3.76m x 4.79m - 12'4” x 15'9”
Kitchen / Dining Room
4.58m x 2.53m - 15'0” x 8'4”
First Floor Landing
2.41m x 1.88m - 7'11” x 6'2”
Bathroom
1.7m x 1.88m - 5'7” x 6'2”
Bedroom 3
2.19m x 1.9m - 7'2” x 6'3”
Bedroom 1
4.09m x 2.62m - 13'5” x 8'7”
Bedroom 2
3.24m x 2.6m - 10'8” x 8'6”
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