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" There is nothing Myddle of the road about this property! Offered for sale on a 40% ownership basis with rent payable for the remaining share, owners also have the option to increase their share should they wish. This is the perfect home for a young family wanting to get on the property ladder, with 3 bedrooms and in a beautiful village location with a community feel, this property will soon be moving up to the top of your list.

Property Features - For Sale on a Shared Ownership Basis
- 3 Bedroom Semi Detached Property
- Good Sized Living Room and Kitchen Diner
- Quiet Village Location
- Enclosed Rear Garden
- Allocated Parking The Property 23 Alford Gardens is offered for sale on a 40% shared ownership basis with rent payable on the remaining 60% share to the Equity Housing Group. The prospective buyer must fulfill certain financial criteria, making this the perfect property for a first time buyer struggling to cope with rising house prices, or any one who's income is insufficient to obtain a mortgage for a property on the open market. Please note the property is not suitable for buy-to-let purposes.

Located in the pretty village of Myddle, just 8 miles from the county town of Shrewsbury, you will find this well presented semi detached property. Built in 2008 by respected local building company Shingler Homes, number 23 is a lovely family home which offers an alternative to the conventional method of home buying. Just a short walk from the local amenities, this property is well situated to make the most of the welcoming village community. As you arrive at the property you will note two parking space to the rear which are allocated to number 23, a pathway leads to the entrance door which opens into the Hallway. Upon entry you will Immediately get a sense of the well maintained, neutrally decorated nature of the property. The Living Room is a good size and has a light and airy feel. It also offers a Sky television point, telephone point and under-stairs storage. The next room you will find is the Kitchen Diner, again light and airy and with space for a dining table and chairs, this is sure to be the hub of the home. Fitted with a range of matching wall and base units and an integrated electric oven and gas hob. French doors open to the rear garden, making them an extension of the home which can be utilised when entertaining on a warm Summer's day. Off the Kitchen is the Utility Room, a useful space with plumbing for a washing machine and space for a tumble dryer meaning you can keep the laundry out of sight, along with the gas central heating boiler. Completing the downstairs accommodation is the most important room of all, the WC, a God send if you are a keen gardener and do not want to walk through the house with muddy boots.

Upstairs the property is just as light and bright as the neutral decor continues. The Landing gives access to more storage in the loft and useful airing cupboard as well as providing access to the first floor accommodation. The Master Bedroom is a good size and offers a pleasant outlook to the rear garden. Bedrooms Two and Three are to the front and rear of the property respectively and both have equally nice outlooks, Bedroom Two also has a television aerial point. The Bathroom is fitted with a clean and fresh, white suite comprising a paneled bath with a shower attachment, wash basin and wc.

Outside is lovely family space with a secure, enclosed rear garden which has a paved patio, level lawn and graveled seating area. There is gated side access leading to the small front lawn and pathway which leads you back round to the allocated parking. Accommodation List Entrance Hall Living Room 4.48m x 4.08m

(14'8' x 13'4') Kitchen Diner 3.78m x 3.44m

(12'4' x 11'3') Utility Room 1.34m x 2.35m

(4'4' x 7'8') WC Landing 3.40m x 1.96m

(11'1' x 6'5') Master Bedroom 4.16m x 3.08m

(13'7' x 10'1') Bedroom Two 3.46m x 3.21m

(11'4' x 10'6') Bedroom Three 2.38m x 2.37m

(7'9' x 7'9') Bathroom 2.19m x 1.69m

(7'2' x 5'6') The Village The village of Myddle lies in the heart of the Shropshire Countryside, almost halfway between Ellesmere and Shrewsbury. Myddle's most famous son is probably Richard Gough, who wrote 'The History of Myddle' between 1700 and 1702 Gough's book is a record of anecdotes about many of the families in the parish of Myddle. Myddle has a lovely community feel, with a post office, village shop, Village hall, the remains of an old castle and a very popular restaurant/pub called The Red Lion. There are some lovely walks, a beautiful church and also a primary school. A few miles down the road you will also find the larger village of Baschurch. The Town Shrewsbury, the birth place of Charles Darwin, is a vibrant and lively town with a very cosmopolitan yet traditional atmosphere. The town?s 660 listed buildings are complimented by a host of trendy and sophisticated bars and restaurants, the medieval streets do however still retain many classic public houses and dining establishments. Built on the River Severn the town hosts the annual Shrewsbury Flower Show which is one of the largest and oldest horticultural shows in the country attracting over 100,000 visitors. Home to 4 shopping centres, 2 significant retail parks and countless independent retailers the town is an excellent place to enjoy some retail therapy. If you prefer to spend your time soaking up a little more culture the Theatre Severn provides many varied productions and entertainment, or perhaps a visit to the Shrewsbury Museum and Art Gallery or Shrewsbury Castle would be more fitting. Other places of note are ?The Quarry? a 29 acre riverside park, the largely unchanged Medieval Market place, Shrewsbury Abbey, the 9 bridges crossing the river Severn most notably the English and Welsh bridges, the Lord Hill?s Column ? the largest free-standing Doric column in the world and the Shropshire Agricultural Showground which hosts one of the county?s most important agricultural shows. The town has many sporting and recreational facilities including Shrewsbury Town Football Club, who play their home games at the purpose built New Meadow stadium, Shrewsbury Rugby Club, Shrewsbury Rowing Club and Shrewsbury Motorcross Club to name but a few. There are also a number of popular golf clubs in and around the town, a good selection of Gymnasiums and Health Clubs and a thriving running scene. Services We are informed the property is connected to all mains services. Heating Gas fired central heating. Council Tax Band B Tenure The property is of Leasehold Tenure. Nearest Airports Birmingham ? Approximately 62.8 miles (duration: 1hr 13min via road)
Liverpool John Lennon ? Approximately 53 miles (duration: 1hr 30min via road)
Manchester ? Approximately 70.3 miles (duration: 1hr 23min via road)
Bristol ? Approximately 144.9 miles (duration: 2hr 40min via road)
Cardiff - Approximately 133 miles (duration: 3hr 02min via road) Links to Central London Via Road - travel time is approximately 3hrs 13mins based on a 177.6 mile journey travelling along the M42 and then M40.
Via Rail ? travel time is approximately 3hr 15min hours based on a standard transfer to Paddington Station via Newport South Wales. Notice The Property Misdescription Act Holters for themselves and for the vendors or lessors of this property whose agents they are give notice that: 1. These particulars are set out as a general outline only for the guidance of intended purchasers or lessors and do not constitute part of an offer or contract. 2. All descriptions, dimensions, reference to condition and necessary permissions for use and occupation, and other details are given without responsibility and any intending purchasers or tenants should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each term of them. 3. The vendors or lessors do not make or give, and neither do Holters for themselves nor any person in their employment has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatever in relation to this property. "