122 The Old Meadow, Shrewsbury

This contemporary, second-floor apartment sits in a large, gated development in the heart of Shropshire. Located on the former site of Shrewsbury Town Football Club, the quaintly named Gay Meadow, The Old Meadow is a contemporary, development of apartments and town houses nestling alongside the River Severn and adjacent to the picturesque English bridge. Situated just a short walk from a range of shops, pubs, and restaurants, 122 The Old Meadow is a great place to call home for a group of four looking to experience this part of Shropshire. After a day out, guests can relax back at the apartment with their own home cooked meal in front of the TV. The fully fitted kitchen is well equipped with a double oven and hob, microwave, and fridge/freezer. Alternatively visit the numerous eating places catering for a wide variety of tastes and cuisines within easy walking distance of the property. Make your way to the bathroom for a freshen up, choosing between a bath or shower over, before heading to the bedrooms. Bedrooms will feature a double and twin arrangement,(zip/link, can be king-size on request). Its setting on the river and central position makes 122 The Old Meadow the perfect base for exploring the County town of Shropshire and surrounding countryside, with the wild hills and scenery in the south of the county within easy reach. Wander into the local town of Shrewsbury, where you can explore a range of attractions; take a step back in time at the 11th-century Shrewsbury Castle, wander the beautiful riverfront park and grounds of The Quarry or visit the Victorian Shrewsbury prison, which was decommissioned in 2013. Crossing the bridge leads you directly into the ancient town and its lovely old streets which were chosen as a stand in for 19th century London in the new BBC version of Charles Dickens’ ‘Great Expectations’. The author is known to have visited the town several times and it was also the backdrop for the 1984 production of A Christmas Carol. Shrewsbury has made several appearances in the Sunday Times ‘Best places to live’ listings which highlighted its ‘excellent array of independent shops bars and restaurants’. If it’s breath-taking scenery you’re after, head to the Shropshire Hills AONB, boasting endless walking and cycling trails, along with pretty Church Stretton, both of which provide a superb day out. Choose 122 The Old Meadow for an unforgettable escape to Shropshire.