Flat for sale in SY4, 3 Bedroom

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**** This fabulous brand 3 Bedroom Penthouse offers a unique lifestyle - having undergone sympathetic renovation this historic Mil now comprises of just 6 Apartments and 2 Water Mill Mews Homes and forms part of an iconic centrepiece on the banks of the River Perry with the tranquility of the adjoining Shropshire countyside beyond..***

An impressive dual aspect Penthouse with fabulous private Sun Terrace ideal for those who love to dine alfresco, a true one of a kind Penthouse. Featuring secure communal entrance with lift and stair access to its Personal Reception Hall, there are 3 allocated parking spaces and delightful communal gardens which are bordered by the River Perry with fishing rights.

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Description

The historic Mytton Mill forms an iconic centrepiece of this select development and conversion of just 12 superior homes. Set in a unique waterside setting on the banks of the River Perry, offering the tranquility of the adjoining Shropshire Countryside with the convenience of the Town Centre nearby. The Mill has been converted to a high standard, whilst retaining many of its period features and now comprises of 2 waterfront Mews Homes, 4 contemporary Apartments and two stunning Penthouse Apartments all of which afford views over the River Perry and communal Gardens from which they enjoy fishing rights. The properties each have lift and staircase access and large secure storage rooms on the Ground Floor.

History

Mytton Mill is situated on the River Perry which rises in the North West of the County and enters the River Severn at Montford Bridge, approximately 1/2 mile South of Mytton Mill. The history and use of the Mill is particularly well documented over the last 150 years, but there is evidence of Flour milling on the site going back to the mediaeval times, and was originally known as Lloyds Mill. Power would have been generated by a traditional water wheel in its early days, but later on it was generated by a water turbine which was very revolutionary for its time, then later by steam, then diesel engines before finally switching to mains power in 1959. The water turbine remains on the site and has been incorporated within the renovation. The mill traditionally worked 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, producing animal feeds and flour. Wheat was collected from Liverpool docks, processed at the Mill and distributed to local bakers and farmers, and at the time of its closure in 1965 employed 29 people. It then stood vacant for a number of years before being purchased by a local Building company who used it as their base for the next 20 years, before converting the premises into offices which remained in use until 2016. Alternative uses were then sought for the premises and with the backing of the Shropshire Council conservation team who recognised that the building was of significant historical importance and planning permission was gained to convert the premises to residential use, which was considered the best way of preserving its history.

Specification

The Mill has been completed with a highly efficient under floor heating system and all windows and doors have been replaced in keeping with the original Mill.

Personal Reception Hall

A spacious Reception Area with feature high vaulted ceiling with velux roof light.

Impressive Lounge/Dining Room

With feature vaulted ceiling and being naturally well lit with double opening French doors to Terrace and further doors with Juliette style glazed balcony providing lovely outlooks over the River Perry.

Fabulous Private Terrace

What an impressive outdoor entertaining area offering total privacy with the back drop of the River Perry, woodland and countryside beyond.

Kitchen

Beautifully fitted with modern range of contrasting units incorporating one and half bowl sink unit set into base cupboard. Further range of matching base units comprising cupboards and drawers with worksurfaces over and having inset 4 ring hob unit with extractor hood over and pan drawers beneath, built in dishwasher and fridge freezer all with matching facia panels. Built in double oven and grill with cupboards above and below. Wealth of exposed ceiling timbers to the impressive vaulted ceiling, window to the side.

Utility Room

With continuation of units and integrated washer dryer.

Master Bedroom

A fabulous light room with 5 windows to two elevations providing lovely outlooks over the gardens and countryside beyond. Wealth of exposed ceiling timbers, fitted wardrobes.

En Suite

A spacious room with large walk in shower with glazed screen, wash hand basin set into vanity unit with storage beneath and back lit mirror over, WC suite. Complimentary tiled surrounds.

Bedroom 2

A quirky room with feature vaulted ceiling with exposed timbers and mezzanine study area, window to the side with views over woodland.

Bedroom 3

Having window to the side with views over woodland area, built in double wardrobe.

En Suite

Fitted with suite comprising panelled bath with shower attachment, walk in Shower Cubicle, wash hand basin set into vanity unit with storage beneath and back lit mirror over, WC suite. Complimentary tiled surrounds and flooring.

Bathroom

Having panelled bath with shower over, wash hand basin set into vanity with storage beneath and WC suite. Complimentary tiled surrounds. Window with outlooks over the River Perry and gardens.

Outside

There is a large secure and personal store on the ground floor which forms part of the Ground Floor of the Mill.

Parking

There is an excellent parking area allocated to the residents of The Mill. The Penthouse features 3 personal allocated spaces and there are visitor spaces in addition.

Communal Gardens

Each of the Apartments will have access to the communal gardens from which will enjoy fishing rights and views over adjoining woodland.

Directions

From Shrewsbury Town Centre take the A458 Welshpool Road to the top of the Mount turning right at the Shelton Traffic lights and continuing along the Holyhead Road to Montford Bridge. After passing over the bridge turn right for Forton and continue along this road for approximately 2 miles. On entering Forton Heath you will see Cooper Williams on the left hand side, the entrance to Mytton Mill is directly opposite here - Mill Drive. Continue to the bottom of the lane where you will find The Mill

Tenure

We are advised the properties will be sold with as a Leasehold and Ground Rents/Service Charges will be confirmed during pre-contract enquiries.

Mortgage Services

We offer a no obligation mortgage service through local independent Financial Advisors who will be happy to discuss your requirements.

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