Occupying a convenient position within the sought-after area of The Cabin on the outskirts of Bishops Castle, Cranleigh Cottage is an enchanting, detached stone cottage offering deceptively spacious and beautifully maintained 3/4-bedroom accommodation, rich in character and complemented by delightful, well-established gardens. Combining period charm with carefully considered modern improvements, the property provides versatile living space ideally suited to family occupation, home working or those seeking a quintessential Shropshire country home within easy reach of the town's excellent amenities.

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Located on a modern development is this delightful semi detached house which offers energy efficient, spacious and well planned accommodation of 3 bedrooms, kitchen, living room, family bathroom and separate wc. Outside is ample parking and enclosed rear garden. It offers an excellent location on the edge of this historic town within walking distance of amenities.LOCAL CONNECTION TO BISHOPS CASTLE REQUIRED.

A striking and most impressive border oak house, set with an oak framed barn and large gardens in this idyllic south Shropshire village.

Lower Gravenor Farm sits in some of South Shropshire's most beautiful countryside in a glorious unspoilt and private location with comfortable farmhouse, a diverse range of farm buildings (some with potential for conversion subject to consents) and pasture land extending to just under 100 acres.

This two bedroom semi-detached barn conversion is located a short drive from the village of Hyssington and offers a wealth of character features, including exposed ceiling beams and wall timbers. Situated on a development of three properties the accommodation has a lovely lounge with vaulted ceiling and wood burning stove, bathroom kitchen/breakfast room with glazed door leading out into the rear garden, split staircase leading up to two double bedrooms. There is gravelled parking to the front and a lawned rear garden with shed.

This four bedroom semi-detached barn conversion is located a short drive from the village of Hyssington offers a wealth of character features including exposed ceiling beams and wall timbers. The accommodation comprises entrance hall with stairs leading up to a galleried landing overlooking the lounge, bathroom, bedroom, lounge with vaulted ceiling and wood burning stove, rear hallway, bedroom, refitted open plan kitchen/dining /living room with French doors to the rear, landing, two further bedrooms. The property sits in a beautiful plot of around 2 acres with paddock of 1.38 acres, pond, twin garage, large shed, wood store and fantastic views to enjoy.

Lot 2 - Informal Tender date 12 noon Friday 23rd May 2025. A super block of grazing land which lies within a ring fence and has direct road access from several points. This conveniently located block of land is broadly divided into three fields and extends to approximately 11.57 acres.

Lot 3 - Informal Tender date 12 noon Friday 23rd May 2025. Conveniently located block of 18.11 acres of pasture land, with a small area of woodland and wetland.

Grade II Listed Detached Farmhouse Requiring Renovation

A rare opportunity to rent a well-equipped equestrian yard in the heart of South Shropshire, comprising up to 11 stables together with access to excellent facilities, including an outdoor arena, horse walker and lunging yard. Optional turnout paddocks are available by separate agreement; all set within a picturesque and accessible rural location near Bishops Castle.

A well presented traditional Semi-Detached house with large well kept gardens with views out to the Longmynd & comprising, 3 Bedrooms, Lounge, Kitchen/Diner, Shower Room and wrap-around rear Conservatory. Located in a popular village with good road access to Bishops Castle.

Positioned on the outskirts of the town is this remarkable parcel of land extending to 4.6 acres, with stunning views across the open countryside, to the Longmynd range, The land features a small wooded copse of 0.82 acre, a three-box stable block, in need of refurbishment, and gently sloping terrain ideal for grazing animals that can accommodate a variety of conservation practices, making it a versatile choice of land use.The Land is available for sale by informal tender which should be submitted by the closing date of Noon 17th July 2026.

An imposing period town house which has characterful, well presented accommodation, offering 6 bedrooms, bathroom, shower room, large sitting room, dining room, kitchen, utility, WC, cellar and delightful rear gardens and patio and off road parking. All within a convenient central location within the older part of this historic town

A substantial town house in quiet position in the older part of the town. Comprising 4 bedrooms, two bathrooms, one shower room, large living room, family room, kitchen, utility and hall, together with a useful 2 bedroom maisonette. There is ample parking, two garages and good sized gardens with views to the Longmynd

A well presented semi detached house set in a most convenient position within level walking distance of the main street and offering accommodation of 3 bedrooms, bathroom, spacious living room and open plan kitchen and dining room. Outside is an integral garage and off road parking with a private well maintained garden and patio to the rear. The property benefits from oil central heating and double glazing and is ideal as a family home or investment to let.

An extended semi-detached bungalow in an established residential area of town requiring extensive renovation and refurbishment to its very spacious accommodation, which comprises 25' living room, 30' garden room, two main bedrooms, attic room, kitchen, bathroom and hall. All standing in a generous sized corner plot with large gardens and off road parking.

A much improved and extended mid terraced house in a convenient and popular residential part of this historic market town. Presented in good condition, this compact home offers accommodation of 2 bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen, living room and conservatory. Private parking is to the front with manageable garden to the rear. Perfect for the first time buyer or as an investment to let.

A mid terraced cottage in convenient position providing 2 bedrooms, living room, garden room, kitchen, bathroom, off road parking and rear gardens.Available immediately on an assured shorthold tenancy subject to full financial and personal references and deposit.

A well built semi-detached town house set in a commanding position within the town, close to all amenities and services. Whilst the property requires a scheme of refurbishment, it offers well proportioned accommodation of 3 bedrooms, living room, kitchen, shower room, hall and rear conservatory porch. It occupies a large corner plot with a detached garage and off road parking and excellent town and country views.

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Situated in the charming town of Bishops Castle, this delightful semi-detached family home boasts three well-proportioned bedrooms, a spacious living room and an open-plan kitchen/family room complete with a bathroom, utility, rear hall and a guest WC. Outside, are the private rear gardens & patio areas ideal for al fresco dining. The property offers ample off-road parking and a single detached garage. in a popular and convenient part of the town.

A most charming and quirky town house situated in a convenient part of the town and offering characterful accommodation of 3 bedrooms, sitting room, dining room, kitchen/breakfast and bathroom. Outside is a small but private walled garden with informal shared parking and patio at the rear.

A most individual architect designed detached home which offers characterful and contemporary accommodation of up to 4 bedrooms, (optional sitting toom), living room, kitchen/diner, utility and bathroom. Timber framed and energy efficient, it sits in a select development of five dwellings with its own private garden and off road parking in the lower reaches of this historic market town of beautiful South Shropshire.

An excellent opportunity to acquire a well-established, turnkey vehicle service and MOT testing business located in the heart of Bishop’s Castle. Trading from leasehold premises, the business has built a strong local reputation and provides a ready-made operation for an incoming purchaser in the automotive sector.Offered for sale due to a change in circumstances, the business includes fixtures and fittings, for immediate continuation of trade. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a long-standing enterprise in a sought-after market town, with scope for further growth and development. The asking price is £27,500 plus VAT for fixtures, fittings and business opportunity

A conveniently situated detached bungalow comprising 2 bedrooms, bathroom, living room, kitchen, and large conservatory overlooking the good sized level gardens. Just a short walk from the main street with off road parking and detached garage

A characterful double fronted mid-terrace cottage with excellent potential for renovation and modernisation and offering well proportioned accommodation of 2 bedrooms, living room, kitchen, bathroom and level rear garden at first floor level. Close to all town amenities and services.

Retail Premises in prominent town centre position. Double Fronted Shop perfect for a sole trader or group of businesses. Flexible Lease Terms...

Characterful 5-bedroom listed town house together with 2-bedroom detached holiday cottage, also large study-workroom in medieval barn, ancillary buildings/workshop, high-street office/rental unit and well-stocked extensive gardens. At the heart of this historic market town, within walking distance of its excellent local services and amenities.

A well appointed and situated first floor apartment in the heart of the historic town. Having a large open plan living space and kitchen with vaulted ceiling and floor to ceiling windows, double bedroom and bathroom. Available to let subject to full financial and personal references

The property comprises a block built warehouse with an elevated, pitched A-frame roof. The property was previously in use as a cycle show room and repair centre, with associated ancillary mezzanine storage, and back office/welfare facilities. The property would lend itself to a range of alternate uses - subject to statutory consents.

A charming and characterful terrace cottage offering cosy, well presented accommodation of two double bedrooms, bathroom, sitting room, kitchen/diner and a private rear garden with useful, well kept outbuilding. All set in a mid-town setting, close to amenities.

An attractive, newly refurbished detached bungalow which occupies a good sized corner plot in this very popular residential area of the town. It has well proportioned accommodation of 3 bedrooms, en-suite and main wet room, living room/diner, kitchen, conservatory, hallway. Outside is parking for 2 cars with open plan lawns to the front and side and private enclosed gardens to the rear.Available on an assured shorthold tenancy, subject to full financial references and deposit.

Nestled in the tranquil Bowling Green Close, this spacious detached bungalow offers a delightful retreat within walking distance of the charming centre of Bishops Castle. With three double bedrooms, an en-suite shower, bathroom, spacious lounge, hall, a farmhouse style kitchen and utility, it is ideally suited to a number of family situations. Outside, the property boasts an open plan lawn to the front, with parking and garage and a larger private garden to the rear.

A most attractive and superbly located detached bungalow offering spacious accommodation of 3 bedrooms, study, shower room and family bathroom, living room, kitchen and large hallway. Sitting in a sizeable plot with open plan gardens to the front and private landscaped gardens to the rear. All within a short walk of all town amenities.

A peacefully situated mature semi-detached country cottage offering 3 bedrooms, 3 receptions, kitchen, bathroom and separate shower room, guest wc and porch. Located just over a mile from historic Bishops Castle having good sized elevated private gardens with lawns, shrubs, raised beds and seating areas to take in the far reaching country views. An accessible and characterful cottage.

A characterful Grade II listed cottage in a delightful village setting offering accommodation of 3 bedrooms, ground floor shower room, first floor en-suite bathroom, 2 receptions, kitchen/diner & utility. Standing in good-sized mature gardens with off road parking and garden workshop. Available from September 2026 on an assured periodic tenancy subject to full references and deposit.

Tucked away on the edge of the picturesque village of Edgton, this charming, detached cottage offers a delightful retreat in a serene rural setting. It boasts four well-proportioned bedrooms, making it an ideal family home. The family bathroom is conveniently located to serve all bedrooms. There is a characterful sitting room and a welcoming dining room, perfect for both relaxation and entertaining together with a kitchen/breakfast room in a country style. The cottage's design harmoniously blends traditional charm with modern living, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere throughout.Set within approximately a third of an acre, the natural gardens provide ample outdoor space for children to play, gardening enthusiasts to flourish, or simply for enjoying the tranquil surroundings. Additionally, the property includes an integral garage, offering practical storage solutions and ease of access, summerhouse, workshed/garden office, log shed, potting shed & greenhouse.This delightful cottage is a rare find, combining rural charm with modern comforts, and is sure to appeal to those seeking a tranquil lifestyle in the heart of the countryside.

An impressive country cottage, offering spacious and well appointed accommodation, set with extensive lawned gardens, detached double garage and a nature pond located in a rural setting.

Situated within approximately half an acre of beautifully maintained gardens and natural grounds, Meadow Brook is a delightful, detached 4-bedroom family home occupying a peaceful rural setting in the charming hamlet of Colebatch, just over a mile from the historic market town of Bishop's Castle.

Tucked away at the end of a private no-through country lane within the peaceful rural hamlet of Colebatch, this charming, detached stone cottage enjoys an enviable setting surrounded by glorious Shropshire countryside. Offering the perfect balance of tranquillity and community, the property benefits from delightful rural views in a wonderfully quiet location. Quintessentially English in both character and appearance, this attractive country cottage presents a rare opportunity to acquire a home of genuine charm together with an adjoining pasture paddock extending to approximately 0.65 of an acre. The accommodation comprises 3 bedrooms with a 4th through room or potential en-suite, ground floor shower with 2 receptions and a contemporary kitchen. outside are delightful lawned gardens with separate and ample private parking.

A beautifully situated much improved detached bungalow standing in 2.5 acres of gardens and pastureland and cider orchard, commanding extraordinary views across the rolling South Shropshire Countryside and overlooking the historic market town of Bishops Castle. Offering flexible and well presented living accommodation and subject to an agricultural tie.

An attractive semi-detached house in a popular edge of town setting and comprising 3 bedrooms, open plan kitchen, dining room and living room, bathroom WC/utility and hall. Outside to the front is ample parking and patio terrace and gardens to the rear.Available on a shared ownership basis of 25% and subject to local housing criteria

*Auction Guide £80,000 - £100,000*Three-bedroom semi-detached house in an established residential area of Bishop’s Castle, offering excellent renovation potential. The property comprises a sitting room, kitchen, bathroom and three good-sized bedrooms. Outside are front and rear gardens with side access, together with on-street parking via a shared lay-by. Located approximately 0.5 miles from the town centre, the property is conveniently placed for local amenities and the surrounding countryside.

1.85 acres (0.75 ha) development site with Outline Planning Permission for no more than nine dwellings on site, located on the southern edge of Bishops CastleUnspoilt greenfield site with views over the historic market townWalking distance from town amenitiesMains services availableQuiet location in good residential area

A most attractive detached bungalow situated on a quiet, highly desirable, small development on the edge of Bishops Castle with super views over open fields and beyond to the Shropshire Hills. Whilst located on the fringes of the town it is still within a brisk walk of the many amenities and services. The bungalow offers 3 bedrooms, en-suite and family bathroom. kitchen/breakfast, living room, dining room/garden room, utility and hall. Well stocked private gardens to the rear with ample parking and a detached single garage at the front.

The opportunity to purchase the freehold interest (subject to lease) of the property known as Gatten Plantation. Gatten plantation is an attractive and diverse block of former forestry land extending to approximately 84 acres (34 hectares). Gatten Plantation is a situated on the eastern side of The Stiperstones National Nature Reserve and within the Shropshire Hills National Landscape Area. It now forms natural regenerated heathland with small areas of deciduous and coniferous trees. Rights of access and rights connected with forestry are let on a long lease to Natural England. (Full details of the lease are available on request) Attractive environmental land Diversification opportunities (subject to planning and lease terms) Possible natural capital, carbon and bio-diversity enhancement opportunities (Subject to lease terms For Sale by Informal Tender as a whole (subject to prior sale): Tenders close Friday 6th December 2024 at midday

Gatten Plantation Gatten, Rattlinghope, Shrewsbury, SY5 0SJ

Just a 4 minute drive to the village of Picklescott which offers amenities including a Village Hall, a popular Public House and Restaurant with community events throughout the year including the Village Fete and skittle evenings. A 10 minute drive north will get you to the large village of Dorrington with further amenities including a local Butcher, Primary School, Shop and Post Office as well as a Public House and Restaurant. Further amenities can be found in the town of Church Stretton just 14 minutes drive away including Train Station, Petrol Station and a Supermarket. All other essential amenities can be found in Shrewsbury just 25 minutes away including a Hospital, wide range of Restaurants and Public Houses, choice of Secondary Schools and many mainstream independent shops. with vinyl flooring, window to front, radiator, heating thermostat, understairs storage and doors to: with carpeted flooring, window to front and sliding patio doors to rear, two radiators, Clearview woodburning store on tiled hearth, wall lights and TV point. with vinyl flooring, windows to rear, radiator, fitted wall and base units with laminate worksurface over, tiled splashbacks, 1½ sink and drainer, plumbing for washing machine, space for freestanding electric cooker and heating controls. Door to: with vinyl flooring, radiator and doors to: with vinyl flooring, window to rear, Belfast sink, plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer, oil fired boiler, and immersion heater. with carpeted flooring, window to front, radiator and doors to: with carpeted flooring, windows to front and rear, two radiators and wall lights. with vinyl flooring, window to rear, radiator, WC wash basin, panelled bath and shower over, part tiled walls and shaver point. with carpeted flooring, window to rear and radiator. with carpeted flooring, fitted shelving and coat hooks. with carpeted flooring, hot water tank and slatted shelving. with carpeted flooring, window to rear and radiator. with carpeted flooring, window to front, radiator and fitted wardrobes. with concrete flooring, window to side, up and over door and fitted wall units. with concrete flooring, window to side, up-and-over door and fitted wall units.

Aldostan House Smethcott, Church Stretton, Shropshire, SY6 6NX

We are proud to offer this Three Bedroom Detached House – all interest and OFFERS are INVITED. *Guide Price £700,000 - £665,000* Heath House – A Charming Country Home with Stunning Long Mynd Views Nestled in the heart of the beautiful South Shropshire countryside, Heath House is a delightful three-bedroom detached home offering breathtaking views towards the iconic Long Mynd. Combining character, privacy, and versatility, this wonderful family home sits within generous grounds and presents a rare opportunity for those seeking a peaceful rural lifestyle. Early viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate everything this exceptional property has to offer. The Property Approached via a quiet country lane, Heath House enjoys a substantial private gravel driveway providing ample parking alongside access to the house, outbuildings, and surrounding grounds. The property's generous plot offers an excellent degree of privacy, with uninterrupted countryside views stretching across the rolling Shropshire landscape. Stepping inside, you're welcomed by an inviting entrance hall with attractive quarry tiled flooring. To one side, the charming sitting room is full of character, featuring traditional wood-panelled walls and a beautiful inset fireplace with an open grate, creating a cosy and welcoming space to relax. The spacious kitchen/breakfast room enjoys a dual-aspect design, filling the room with natural light while framing picturesque views across the surrounding countryside. Well-equipped with a range of fitted units and integrated appliances, including an oven, induction hob, Belfast sink, and traditional Stanley Range, it provides the perfect setting for family life. A generous conservatory leads directly from the kitchen, offering a bright and versatile living space overlooking the gardens. Beyond the kitchen, a practical lobby with WC leads into an impressive family room complete with a wood-burning stove and secondary kitchenette. This flexible space could suit a variety of uses, from additional family accommodation to entertaining, with external doors opening onto both the kitchen garden and the stable yard. A separate shower room with WC is also conveniently accessed from the yard. Upstairs, the property offers three generously sized double bedrooms, all benefiting from built-in storage, with two enjoying fitted wardrobes. Completing the first floor is a well-appointed family bathroom featuring a bath, WC, and wash hand basin. Gardens, Grounds & Outbuildings One of Heath House's standout features is its exceptional range of outbuildings, offering enormous potential for hobbyists, equestrian use, storage, or business opportunities. A substantial barn with an upper-level storage area accessed via a ramp provides extensive storage space, while an adjoining lean-to benefits from power and lighting, making it ideal for workshops or additional storage. The impressive long barn is currently divided into several storage areas but offers exciting potential for conversion into additional accommodation, subject to the necessary planning permissions (STPP). Adjoining this is a further room currently operating as a successful tea room, which could continue as a business venture or be adapted into ancillary accommodation or a holiday let. The beautifully maintained grounds include extensive lawned gardens, ample parking, and a delightful natural swimming pool, creating a tranquil outdoor retreat that perfectly complements the surrounding countryside. Location Situated in an idyllic rural setting, Heath House enjoys the best of country living while remaining easily accessible. From Ludlow, travel north on the A49 through Craven Arms before turning left towards Bishop's Castle. Continue for approximately seven miles, taking the first left after the Country Park, where the property can be found immediately on the left. Services The property benefits from private septic tank drainage, an air source heat pump providing heating and hot water, 16 solar panels with battery storage, and mains electricity, offering an energy-efficient and environmentally conscious home. Broadband Speed - Download: ~5–10 Mbps (average ~10 Mbps) ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Council Tax Band: D Local Authority: Shropshire LEGAL DISCLAIMER: These particulars, whilst believed to be accurate are set out as a general guideline and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Intending Purchasers should not rely on them as statements of representation of fact, but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to their accuracy. Please note that we have not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures, fittings or services including heating and so cannot verify they are in working order or fit for their purpose. Furthermore, Solicitors should confirm moveable items described in the sales particulars and, in fact, included in the sale since circumstances do change during the marketing or negotiations. Although we try to ensure accuracy, if measurements are used in this listing, they may be approximate. Therefore if intending Purchasers need accurate measurements to order carpeting or to ensure existing furniture will fit, they should take such measurements themselves. Photographs are reproduced general information and it must not be inferred that any item is included for sale with the property. TENURE To be confirmed by the Vendor’s Solicitors POSSESSION Vacant possession upon completion VIEWING Viewing strictly by appointment through The Express Estate Agency

Heath House Bishops Castle, Shropshire, SY9 5HY

We are proud to offer this Three Bedroom Detached House – all interest and OFFERS are INVITED. *Guide Price £600,000 - £650,000* Heath House – A Charming Country Home with Stunning Long Mynd Views Nestled in the heart of the beautiful South Shropshire countryside, Heath House is a delightful three-bedroom detached home offering breathtaking views towards the iconic Long Mynd. Combining character, privacy, and versatility, this wonderful family home sits within generous grounds and presents a rare opportunity for those seeking a peaceful rural lifestyle. Early viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate everything this exceptional property has to offer. The Property Approached via a quiet country lane, Heath House enjoys a substantial private gravel driveway providing ample parking alongside access to the house, outbuildings, and surrounding grounds. The property's generous plot offers an excellent degree of privacy, with uninterrupted countryside views stretching across the rolling Shropshire landscape. Stepping inside, you're welcomed by an inviting entrance hall with attractive quarry tiled flooring. To one side, the charming sitting room is full of character, featuring traditional wood-panelled walls and a beautiful inset fireplace with an open grate, creating a cosy and welcoming space to relax. The spacious kitchen/breakfast room enjoys a dual-aspect design, filling the room with natural light while framing picturesque views across the surrounding countryside. Well-equipped with a range of fitted units and integrated appliances, including an oven, induction hob, Belfast sink, and traditional Stanley Range, it provides the perfect setting for family life. A generous conservatory leads directly from the kitchen, offering a bright and versatile living space overlooking the gardens. Beyond the kitchen, a practical lobby with WC leads into an impressive family room complete with a wood-burning stove and secondary kitchenette. This flexible space could suit a variety of uses, from additional family accommodation to entertaining, with external doors opening onto both the kitchen garden and the stable yard. A separate shower room with WC is also conveniently accessed from the yard. Upstairs, the property offers three generously sized double bedrooms, all benefiting from built-in storage, with two enjoying fitted wardrobes. Completing the first floor is a well-appointed family bathroom featuring a bath, WC, and wash hand basin. Gardens, Grounds & Outbuildings One of Heath House's standout features is its exceptional range of outbuildings, offering enormous potential for hobbyists, equestrian use, storage, or business opportunities. A substantial barn with an upper-level storage area accessed via a ramp provides extensive storage space, while an adjoining lean-to benefits from power and lighting, making it ideal for workshops or additional storage. The impressive long barn is currently divided into several storage areas but offers exciting potential for conversion into additional accommodation, subject to the necessary planning permissions (STPP). Adjoining this is a further room currently operating as a successful tea room, which could continue as a business venture or be adapted into ancillary accommodation or a holiday let. The beautifully maintained grounds include extensive lawned gardens, ample parking, and a delightful natural swimming pool, creating a tranquil outdoor retreat that perfectly complements the surrounding countryside. Location Situated in an idyllic rural setting, Heath House enjoys the best of country living while remaining easily accessible. From Ludlow, travel north on the A49 through Craven Arms before turning left towards Bishop's Castle. Continue for approximately seven miles, taking the first left after the Country Park, where the property can be found immediately on the left. Services The property benefits from private septic tank drainage, an air source heat pump providing heating and hot water, 16 solar panels with battery storage, and mains electricity, offering an energy-efficient and environmentally conscious home. Broadband Speed - Download: ~5–10 Mbps (average ~10 Mbps) ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Council Tax Band: D Local Authority: Shropshire LEGAL DISCLAIMER: These particulars, whilst believed to be accurate are set out as a general guideline and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Intending Purchasers should not rely on them as statements of representation of fact, but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to their accuracy. Please note that we have not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures, fittings or services including heating and so cannot verify they are in working order or fit for their purpose. Furthermore, Solicitors should confirm moveable items described in the sales particulars and, in fact, included in the sale since circumstances do change during the marketing or negotiations. Although we try to ensure accuracy, if measurements are used in this listing, they may be approximate. Therefore if intending Purchasers need accurate measurements to order carpeting or to ensure existing furniture will fit, they should take such measurements themselves. Photographs are reproduced general information and it must not be inferred that any item is included for sale with the property. TENURE To be confirmed by the Vendor’s Solicitors POSSESSION Vacant possession upon completion VIEWING Viewing strictly by appointment through The Express Estate Agency

Bishops Castle, Shropshire, SY9 5HY

This 2025 Atlas Hollington static caravan combines modern design with practical features, making it the perfect choice for a holiday retreat or temporary accommodation. It offers two bedrooms – one double and one twin – plus a sofa bed in the lounge, comfortably sleeping up to five people. The caravan includes a bathroom with shower, toilet and basin and an open-plan living space featuring an oven, integrated fridge/freezer and microwave (please note: no washing machine). Built for durability and style the Atlas Hollington boasts graphite uPVC and a pre-galvanised chassis for long-lasting strength. The lounge also features a convenient pull-out bed, adding flexibility for guests. With its contemporary layout and premium finish, this caravan offers exceptional value and comfort – ready for you to make it your home-away-from-home. The caravan is set within the Green Carvan Park, a tranquil 15-acre site in the stunning Onny Valley, surrounded by the Long Mynd and Stiperstones Hills in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with a shallow river running through the park, creating a peaceful setting ideal for paddling and wildlife spotting. Site facilities include hot showers, toilets, a laundrette, children’s play area and electric hookups, with a friendly pub just a short walk away. The village of Wentnor is rich in history, with the beautiful St Michael and All Angels church dating back to the 12th century and is surrounded by charming cottages and traditional farmhouses. The village provides a welcoming atmosphere, with two village pubs, a village shop and easy access to scenic walking and cycling. From Craven Arms proceed North on the A49 for 1 mile and turn left onto the A489 at Jewsons Building Supplies. Proceed for 5.5 miles and turn right on the corner signposted Wentnor. Follow the lane for approx. 2 miles and fork left at the triangular junction. Follow the lane for another 0.5 miles keeping right and at the TJunction turn right. Continue for a further mile, and the site will be found on the left hand side after a small hump-back bridge. This is a 11-month site, requiring the occupiers to vacate for one month each year. Buyers also are required to have a house in which they pay council tax on. We are informed that the property is connected to mains electric and water. Private drainage. LPG gas and Electric heating

Static At The Green Caravan Park, Wentnor, Bishops Castle, Shropshire, SY9 5EF

The property is situated in the heart of the town within a short walking distance of the town’s amenities. Bishops Castle is an ancient town, which dates back to 792 AD and is situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, but unfortunately the castle from which it derives its name is no longer in existence. Bishops Castle is a lively market town, and has many facilities including a primary and secondary school, leisure centre, small cottage hospital, dentist, doctors, restaurants, public houses (two of which brew their own beer) and individual shops and businesses. There is a good bus link to Shrewsbury every day, with local rail links at Broome, and Craven Arms. with tiled and parquet flooring, radiator, windows to side, radiator, boiler cupboard with fitted shelving and doors to: with tiled flooring, exposed beams, bespoke fitted wall and base units with laminated work surface over, tiled splashbacks, space for gas cooker, sink and double drainer, plumbing for washing machine, radiator, windows to rear and side, and doors to: with laminate flooring, lift to first floor, feature stone fireplace, Pantry cupboard, heating thermostat, radiator, and doors to: with laminate flooring, WC, and wash basin. with laminate flooring, exposed beams, radiator, and window to front with secondary glazing. with timber flooring, large stone open fireplace with Oak mantle over, exposed beams, safe, night storage heater, windows to side and front, radiator, and front door. with carpeted flooring, windows to side, access to stairs to second floor, radiator, and doors to: with carpeted flooring, window to front, and radiator. with carpeted flooring, window to front, and radiator. with carpeted flooring, window to side, and radiator. with carpeted flooring, WC, walk-in shower cubicle, wash basin, and window to side. with carpeted flooring, panelled bath, walk-in shower cubicle, WC, wash basin, Airing Cupboard with hot water tank and fitted shelving, window to side, and radiator. with carpeted flooring, built-in wardrobe, access to lift, window to side, and radiator. with carpeted flooring, exposed beams, Velux window, and restricted head height. with carpeted flooring, walk-in wardrobe, and Velux window. with carpeted flooring, access to loft, and window to front. The property sits adjacent on a corner plot between the towns’ Square and Salop Street. There is allocated parking to the front of the property, which is shared with other residence in neighbouring properties. To the side and rear of the property is a tarmacudum parking area, which leads to paved patio area with lawned garden to the rear having floral borders. There is also a lean too storage area to the side of the property. There is a pedestrian right of way for the benefit of the neighbouring property through the side parking area and garden of the property.

1 Salop Street, Bishops Castle, Shropshire, SY9 5BW

This delightful two-bedroom cottage is quietly nestled on the edge of the charming market town of Bishops Castle, offering a serene and secluded retreat with all the comfort of countryside living. Inside, the home unfolds into two inviting reception rooms, each with its own character and warmth, while an enchanting French-style kitchen brings a touch of rustic elegance to the heart of the home. Outside, the setting feels just as welcoming, with ample parking approached via a pretty half-moon paved driveway, leading to a single garage. The Shropshire Way – one of the county’s most treasured long-distance footpaths – gently traces along the rear and side of the property, placing miles of glorious countryside walking quite literally on the doorstep. It’s a wonderfully peaceful spot – the sort of place where life feels that little bit slower, and every corner of the property invites you to breathe out and settle in. Bishops Castle is an ancient market town, with roots stretching back to 792 AD, resting within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). Although the castle that gave the town its name has long since disappeared, the spirit of its history lingers in the winding streets and weathered stone. Today, it is a lively and welcoming community, offering a surprising array of amenities for a town of its size. Residents enjoy both a primary and secondary school, a leisure centre, a small cottage hospital, dentists and doctors’ surgeries, along with an appealing mix of restaurants, traditional pubs and a charming collection of independent shops and boutiques. Everyday essentials are close to hand too, with a local petrol station and good transport connections. A regular daily bus service runs to Shrewsbury, while nearby rail stations at Broome and Craven Arms provide straightforward links further afield. It’s a place full of character, community and countryside calm – the perfect balance between rural tranquillity and everyday convenience. Beneath its classic slate roof, the cottage flows beautifully from room to room, with the entire ground floor laid in handsome quarry tiles, while the entire upper floor enjoys traditional timber floorboards. Exposed timber beams and characterful feature windows run throughout the home, tying every space together with a sense of rustic comfort and timeless countryside appeal. Stepping into the cottage through a wooden door sheltered beneath its covered porch – the perfect entrance after long countryside walks – you arrive at the practical utility room, complete with plumbing for a washing machine, a fitted worksurface and the electric fuse box neatly positioned. The main side entryway opens into the welcoming dining room, where the quarry-tiled floor, exposed beams and feature fireplace alcove with an electric point, create a warm, inviting and bright atmosphere. This room blends gently into the charming French-inspired kitchen, fitted with a traditional Belfast sink, open shelving, windows to the rear and side allowing soft natural light to fill the space. With space for an electric cooker, extractor fan and neat alcove beneath the staircase perfect for a fridge. It’s a wonderfully characterful and practical space – the true heart of this rural home. The living room’s handsome stone fireplace and flagstone hearth houses a comforting wood-burning stove – the perfect place to gather on Shropshire evenings. Exposed beams add depth and character overhead, and a unique rock feature rests in one corner of the room a subtle and charming nod to the old quarry. A bold red front door from the exterior is insulated and boarded over to ensure maximum use of this room. The carpeted staircase with a simple handrail rises softly to the first floor, upstairs the cottage’s timber floorboards and exposed beams give both bedrooms and the bathroom a wonderfully warm, traditional feel. The bathroom enjoys a rear window to enjoy natural light, panelled bath with power shower over, WC, wash basin and heated towel rail – a simple comforting space with a homely cottage feel. The first double bedroom features a front-facing window, exposed timbers and an airing cupboard housing the hot water and water tank (shower pump also in the airing cupboard). The master bedroom, a generous double including windows to both front and rear, gives a lovely spread of daylight, a beautiful stone fireplace is a unique feature. A door above the landing leads to the insulated, partly boarded room-in-the-roof, offers excellent storage and clear potential for conversion to another bedroom, if desired. Outside, the cottage enjoys a charming, paved half-moon driveway with an easy in-and-out entrance with comfortable parking for two to three cars. The drive is bordered by mature shrubs and bushes, giving the area a soft, natural feel from the moment you arrive. From the parking area, a set of steps lead gently up into the rear garden – a wonderfully peaceful Mediterranean-inspired space filled with an array of shrubs, bushes and seasonal fauna, all enclosed by mature hedgerows along the edge of the old quarry. The patio terrace is a delightful suntrap, capturing sunshine throughout the day, with direct access from the dining room. Flagstone paving gives it a timeless, rustic charm while flower beds and mature ornamental trees and shrubs bring colour and life to every corner. Wicker fencing adds a cosy, natural boundary, enhancing the secluded feel of this outdoor haven. Beside the driveway sits the single garage with concrete flooring, double timber doors to the front and the benefit of electricity, it provides excellent practical space. Inside, a workbench, shelving and dedicated log and coal store make it ideal for storage, hobbies or simply keeping the cottage well-stocked through the seasons.

Quarry Cottage, 17 Castle Green, Bishops Castle, Shropshire, SY9 5BY

A characterful open-plan living space with exposed ceiling timbers and beams, wooden flooring and an attractive fireplace housing a woodburning stove. The kitchen is fitted with a range of wall and base units with wooden work surfaces incorporating a stainless steel sink and drainer, electric oven and hob. Windows to the front elevation and door providing access to the rear courtyard. With wooden staircase leading to the First Floor accommodation. Providing access to both bedrooms and family bathroom. Double bedroom with wooden flooring, exposed timbers, built-in wardrobes and window overlooking the front elevation. Bedroom with wooden flooring, exposed timbers, built-in storage cupboard and window overlooking the front elevation. Comprising panelled bath with shower over, wash hand basin set within vanity unit, low flush WC, tiled splashbacks and obscured glazed window. Useful ancillary room suitable for home working, hobbies or additional storage. Enclosed courtyard garden comprising gravelled seating areas, brick pathways and planted borders. Useful detached stone outbuilding providing storage together with separate office/studio accommodation.

22 Church Street, Bishops Castle, Shropshire, SY9 5AA

This beautifully restored sixteenth-century townhouse offers a unique blend of historic charm and modern versatility, presenting an exceptional opportunity for both lifestyle and investment. Thoughtfully renovated to preserve its original character, the main residence features period details throughout. Set within a generous plot, the property benefits from off-the street parking for several vehicles and includes an EV charging port. Within the grounds a detached two-bedroom holiday cottage provides an excellent source of income or guest accommodation, while a separate office/rental unit offers immediate commercial return. A dedicated study/workroom adds further flexibility for home working or creative use. The extensive garden area provides a peaceful retreat and ample space for outdoor living, while an additional room currently used for laundry and utility purposes offers scope for further development or reconfiguration. The opportunity to purchase this characterful home with the benefit of two-income generating units, all within one mixed-use SDLT fee, makes it a valuable find for discerning buyers seeking character, income potential and long-term flexibility. Bishops Castle is an ancient town, which dates back to 792 AD and is situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), but unfortunately the castle from which it derives its name is no longer in existence. It is a lively market town, and has many facilities including a primary and secondary school, leisure centre, small cottage hospital, dentist, doctors, restaurants, public houses (one of which brew their own beer), petrol station and a wide and varied range of independent shops and boutiques. There is a good bus link to Shrewsbury every day, with local rail links at Broome, and Craven Arms. Nestled behind a small gate, number 23 is a hidden gem, set back from the pavement the property offers seclusion and charm. With the rear of the property overlooking private grounds, a further cottage and outbuildings, this inviting home exudes character and warmth. From the welcoming blue front door, timber flooring stretches underfoot into a cozy living room, an inglenook fireplace with a wood burner is the heart of the space with exposed beams overhead creating a cozy feeling, while soft natural light filters through the windows. The timber-floored hallway leads past a practical storage room and down to a well-appointed shower room with a basin, WC, and shower. The heart of the home is the kitchen diner, with oak flooring, bespoke kitchen units, and fold-back French doors opening onto a patio terrace—perfect for entertaining in the suntrap garden. With a Rangemaster cooker, this space is ideal for hosting gatherings and enjoying outdoor living. Ascending the stairs from the living room, you arrive at the first-floor landing, which leads to a tranquil master bedroom overlooking the peaceful rear ground of the property, creating a calming retreat. Alongside, there are three additional bedrooms, all featuring traditional oak flooring that runs throughout the home, complemented by exposed beams—some painted—that add rustic charm. Each of the further bedrooms benefit from views overlooking the high street, filling the space with natural light. The family-sized bathroom offers ample space, equipped with a full-length bath, WC, and hand wash basin, making it perfect for everyday needs. A second set of stairs from the landing ascends to the second floor, where two additional bedrooms are nestled under the charming oak beams of the roof. With sloping ceilings these rooms offer the perfect guest space providing a cozy and characterful feeling. The office/retail space has private fronting access from the high street, (separate from the house) providing privacy and convenience. Currently divided into a private office, reception area, kitchenette, and WC it offers a versatile and functional layout. The space has its own electric and water meters, ensuring independent utility management. It is presently occupied under licence to a long-standing firm of solicitors whose business is unaffected by the sale. Currently featured on AirBnb as 5* accommodation, this is a beautifully restored building, on the edge of the Shropshire Hills (AONB). Upon entering through the front door, you are welcomed into a hall that provides access to a convenient downstairs shower room, featuring a corner shower, WC, and wash basin. From the hall, you step into the open-plan kitchen and living area, which boasts timber flooring throughout. The kitchen is well-equipped with ample units, an electric cooker and space for a dishwasher making it ideal for everyday living and entertaining. The living space comfortably accommodates a small dining table and sofa, with a cozy wood-burning stove adding warmth and charm to the room. French doors from the living area open onto the private paved courtyard creating an inviting outdoor space that enhances the sense of openness and connection to the outdoors. Ascending the stairs to the first floor, you arrive at a landing with a bathroom directly ahead. The bathroom features a Velux window that fills the space with natural light, creating a bright and airy atmosphere. It is equipped with a bath with tiled walls, a wash basin with a set-in cupboard space underneath, and a WC, offering a practical and comfortable space for everyday use. On either side of the bathroom, the bedrooms provide comfortable and charming spaces. One is a double bedroom with a window facing the rear of the property, offering peaceful views and natural light. The other is a single bedroom featuring a stunning stained-glass window alongside a Velux window, both adding character and allowing plenty of daylight into the room. There is a peaceful self-contained private courtyard garden which can be found behind the cottage, with is off-road parking, found immediately by the cottage. The main house gardens are a flourishing haven, bursting with a vibrant array of flowers, bushes, and climbers in all colours. A lush, verdant lawn provides a peaceful retreat, while a tucked-away shed in the corner of the garden offers practical storage and a potting shed, blending functionality with natural beauty. The old barn features an open-fronted ground floor, providing ample space for seating and storage. External steps to the side lead up to the upper floor, which has been transformed from an old barn into a beautiful studio space. This area boasts stunning exposed beams and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding hills and beyond, creating a tranquil and inspiring environment. A further outbuilding with 3 phase electricity, water and drainage is currently used as a greenhouse and laundry area but it could also be converted into a comfortable workshop space. The property is accessed via a private gravelled drive from the rear of the property, with ample space for parking.

23 High Street, Bishops Castle, Shropshire, SY9 5BE

Tucked beside the Methodist church, this quaint and characterful cottage offers a warm welcome through its charming storm porch and frosted glass entrance. Inside, exposed beams, currently sealed fireplaces and cosy living spaces evoke a rustic charm, while thoughtful features like built-in storage and a office/sunroom add practicality and versatility, with plenty of scope for modernisation. Unrestricted street parking is found to the front of the property and a low-maintenance outdoor area blends heritage appeal with everyday comfort. Bishops Castle is an ancient town, which dates back to 792 AD and is situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), but unfortunately the castle from which it derives its name is no longer in existence. It is a lively market town, and has many facilities including a primary and secondary school, leisure centre, small cottage hospital, dentist, doctors, restaurants, public houses (one of which brew their own beer), petrol station and a wide and varied range of independent shops and boutiques. There is a good bus link to Shrewsbury every day, with local rail links at Broome, and Craven Arms. Nestled just off the main pavement, this delightfully compact yet characterful property offers a warm welcome through its quaint storm porch and frosted glass entrance. Step into a cosy carpeted hallway, enclosed by frosted window walls and door, setting the tone for the charm that flows throughout. The front living room features a bay window, currently sealed fireplace, built-in cupboard and an electric night storage heater. Exposed beams add rustic charm and continuity throughout the home. A second reception room hosts the staircase and includes under-stairs storage, built-in wall unit and another currently sealed fireplace, with a night storage heater on the wall. Double doors open to a side path, providing convenient access back to the pavement and road. From here, a door leads into a vinyl-floored hallway, with a tucked-away cloak area. The bathroom includes a bath with shower over and tiled surround with a storage shelf, WC, wash basin with a mounted storage unit and an airing cupboard housing the hot water tank. A frosted rear window brings in natural light while maintaining privacy. At the end of the hall, the kitchen offers vinyl flooring, wall and base units, with space for a cooker and dishwasher, with vinyl worktops and a sink overlooking the rear patio. Windows flood the space with light and a back door leads directly to the outdoor area. Upstairs, two double bedrooms await, both carpeted and equipped with electric night storage heaters. The master bedroom overlooks the front and features a currently sealed fireplace and built-in storage, while the second bedroom looks over the rear of the property. Lining the front of the property is a low wall with stone top, for low maintenance. To the right of the front door, a small white gate gives access to the side path currently used as bin storage. To the rear of the property, a small patio walkway offers a low-maintenance outdoor area, complete with an external tap. This leads to a brick base-built sunroom with ¾ length windows facing the front and rear whilst being sheltered by a clear Perspex roof. Inside, you will find vinyl flooring, electric supply and ample natural light, making it a versatile space for work, relaxation or hobbies. Parking is available unrestricted on the main street to the front of the property.

Cloisters, 30 Station Street, Bishops Castle, Shropshire, SY9 5DD

The front door opens into an entrance hall, creating a practical and inviting first impression. To the left, the spacious living/dining room enjoys a dual aspect, allowing for plenty of natural light throughout the day. Patio doors open directly onto the rear garden, seamlessly connecting indoor and outdoor living during the warmer months. A fireplace provides an attractive focal point, adding warmth and character to the room. A door leads through to the well-appointed kitchen/breakfast room, fitted with a range of wall and base units. There is a stainless steel sink with mixer tap, an electric cooker, hob and integrated appliances including a fridge freezer and dishwasher, offering both functionality and convenience. Off the kitchen, the utility room provides additional practicality with space and plumbing for a washing machine. From here, a door opens to a cloakroom which is already fitted with plumbing for a WC and has a wash hand basin, offering potential for conversion into a cloakroom if desired. Bedroom one is a generous double room. It benefits from its own en-suite shower room, fitted with a WC, wash hand basin, shower cubicle and heated towel rail. Bedrooms two is a double room, and there is a third smaller bedroom, providing flexibility for family members, guests or use as a home office if required. The family bathroom is thoughtfully appointed and comprises a bath with shower attachment, a separate shower cubicle, WC The property further benefits from a single garage, fitted with an up-and-over door to the front and a pedestrian door to the rear garden for added convenience. The garage is equipped with both light and power, making it ideal not only for parking but also for storage or workshop use. To the front, a driveway provides off-road parking for several vehicles, enhancing the practicality of this well-appointed home. The rear garden is predominantly laid to lawn and fully enclosed, offering a private and secure outdoor space ideal for children, pets or simply relaxing in the warmer months. A patio area provides the perfect spot for outdoor dining and entertaining, seamlessly extending the living space outside. Established shrubs and mature hedging add greenery, seasonal interest and an additional sense of privacy, creating a pleasant and sheltered garden setting. Please refer to http://checker.ofcom.org.uk for broadband connectivity and providers. Please refer to http://checker.ofcom.org.uk for mobile phone signal and providers. Anti Money Laundering (AML) checks will be undertaken for successful buyers and there is a fee of £15 plus vat per person payable. McCartneys LLP routinely refers vendors and purchasers to providers of conveyancing, survey and financial services. We may receive fees from them as declared in our Referral Disclosure Form.

Nutshells, 14 Brick Meadow, Bishops Castle, Shropshire, SY9 5DH

1 Lower Gardens is situated within the attractive South Shropshire village of Lydbury North, a sought-after rural village surrounded by unspoilt countryside and positioned within easy reach of the Shropshire Hills National Landscape. The property enjoys a peaceful setting with far-reaching views across the surrounding countryside whilst remaining accessible to nearby market towns and local amenities. The nearby towns of Bishop’s Castle and Craven Arms provide a good range of day-to-day facilities including independent shops, public houses, cafés, supermarkets, medical facilities and schooling. Craven Arms also benefits from a railway station on the Heart of Wales line together with direct access onto the A49 trunk road linking Shrewsbury and Hereford. The wider area is renowned for its outstanding natural beauty and offers an abundance of walking, cycling and outdoor recreational opportunities. The Shropshire Hills, Stiperstones and Long Mynd are all within easy reach, making the area particularly appealing to those seeking a lifestyle property within an attractive rural environment. Despite its rural setting, the property remains well connected, with access to a wider range of amenities and services available in Shrewsbury, Ludlow and Hereford, all of which are within comfortable travelling distance. 1 Lower Gardens is a substantial period residence offering spacious and characterful accommodation arranged over two floors. The property retains a wealth of original features throughout including high ceilings, fireplaces, exposed timber flooring, sash style windows and an impressive central staircase, all of which combine to create a home of considerable charm and character. The property is entered via a welcoming reception hall with staircase rising to the first floor, stairs leading down to a spacious cellar, and access leading through to the principal reception rooms. The main sitting room is a particularly attractive space enjoying excellent proportions together with a feature fireplace housing a woodburning stove, creating a warm and inviting focal point. A further reception room provides excellent flexibility and could be utilised as a formal dining room, family room or additional sitting room, benefitting from attractive outlooks across the surrounding grounds. The dining room forms a particularly characterful part of the house and centres around an oil-fired Aga set within a recessed fireplace, creating a traditional farmhouse atmosphere ideal for everyday living and entertaining alike. Adjoining the dining room is the kitchen, providing further preparation and storage space whilst retaining a practical layout in keeping with the age and character of the property. To the rear of the house, the conservatory provides a delightful seating and dining area with glazed elevations overlooking the mature gardens and surrounding countryside, creating an excellent connection between the house and its outdoor space. Stairs rise from the ground floor reception hall to a spacious first floor landing giving access to several generously proportioned bedrooms, a number of which enjoy attractive views across the surrounding South Shropshire countryside. The bedrooms retain much of the property’s original character and provide flexible accommodation suitable for family occupation, guest accommodation or home working if required. The overall layout offers a wonderful opportunity for purchasers to modernise and adapt the accommodation to suit their own requirements whilst preserving the character and scale of this impressive country home. A substantial adjoining annex and range of traditional outbuildings provide extensive additional accommodation and excellent versatility. Whilst the annex accommodation is now in need of a comprehensive scheme of refurbishment, it offers exciting potential for guest accommodation, home working or further ancillary living space, subject to any necessary consents. The accommodation currently extends across two floors and includes two first floor bedrooms, one benefitting from a walk-in wardrobe, together with extensive ground floor space offering flexibility for a purchaser to reconfigure to suit their own requirements. Water is connected to the building. Adjoining the annex is a useful workshop together with a substantial range of traditional outbuildings including wood stores, stabling and general storage buildings, all of which provide excellent versatility and complement the character of the property. In addition, a substantial detached former workshop building positioned at the far end of the driveway provides extensive additional space and offers exciting potential for vehicle storage, workshop use or garaging, subject to a purchaser’s individual requirements and any necessary consents. The buildings greatly enhance the flexibility and overall appeal of the property. The property is approached via a sweeping private circular driveway leading to an extensive parking and turning area to the front of the house, creating an impressive approach whilst also providing excellent practicality. The front garden is bordered by a traditional Ha-Ha, allowing uninterrupted views across the adjoining agricultural land whilst maintaining a clear separation from the surrounding countryside. The mature grounds form a particularly attractive feature of the property and include well-maintained lawns, established flower and shrub borders, vegetable growing areas and a productive orchard together with a variety of mature trees creating a wonderful sense of privacy and seclusion. The gardens have clearly been carefully maintained over many years and enjoy attractive views across the surrounding South Shropshire countryside. A number of seating areas positioned throughout the grounds provide excellent opportunities for outdoor entertaining and enjoying the peaceful rural setting. The conservatory and principal reception rooms benefit from an excellent connection to the gardens, allowing the outside space to form an integral part of the property’s overall appeal. A substantial detached workshop building is situated within the grounds, offering versatile accommodation suitable for a variety of uses. Previously utilised in connection with a postal book-selling business, the building provides an extensive open-plan workspace with fitted shelving, workstations and excellent natural light from high-level windows. This particularly useful outbuilding offers a substantial and highly versatile ancillary space, providing excellent storage potential together with scope for a range of complementary uses. Its generous open-plan configuration and practical layout make it well suited to secure storage, workshop activities, studio space, office accommodation or e-commerce operations subject to any local planning regulations.

1 Lower Gardens Lydbury North, Shropshire, SY7 8AS

The 19th-century property is nestled within the stunning Clun Valley, and the wider Shropshire Hills National Landscape, renowned for its unspoilt countryside and scenic rural surroundings. It is a true haven for those seeking a peaceful lifestyle, with excellent access to walking, cycling and bridleway routes nearby. The quaint village of Lydbury North offers a charming rural setting, with a village pub, church and village hall, while the surrounding countryside provides an abundance of outdoor pursuits. Nearby attractions include Bury Ditches Iron Age Hill Fort, offering spectacular views across the surrounding landscape. The wider area is renowned for its outstanding natural beauty, with the Long Mynd, Stiperstones and Clun Forest all within easy reach. The area is particularly appealing to those seeking a lifestyle property surrounded by attractive countryside, while the nearby towns of Bishops Castle and Craven Arms provide a range of everyday amenities and services. Bishops Castle is an ancient town, which dates back to 792 AD and is situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), but unfortunately the castle from which it derives its name is no longer in existence. It is a lively market town, and has many facilities including a primary and secondary school, leisure centre, small cottage hospital, dentist, doctors, restaurants, public houses (one of which brew their own beer), petrol station and a wide and varied range of independent shops and boutiques. There is a good bus link to Shrewsbury every day, with local rail links at Broome, and Craven Arms. Approached via the driveway, The Old School House is entered through a welcoming front porch, with windows overlooking the side and rear. The utility room provides access to the principal rooms leading through to the kitchen, shower room and boiler room, with practical useful storage and space for appliances. Moving onwards, you meet the downstairs shower room which is fitted with vinyl flooring, a shower, wash hand basin, WC and useful cupboard storage, together with an extractor fan, heated towel rail and rear-facing window. Leading on from the utility room, the kitchen is a characterful and well-designed space, featuring wooden-effect flooring, a range of wall and base units with laminate work surfaces, stainless steel sink and drainer, and an all-electric integrated oven with hob. There is an integrated fridge/freezer, space for a microwave and dishwasher, together with useful shelving and a window fitted with wooden shutters overlooking the garden. The living room is a comfortable and inviting space with wood-effect flooring, built-in cupboards and a fireplace with a wood-burning stove providing a cosy focal point. Windows to the front and rear allow plenty of natural light, while fitted shutters add to the character of the room. The dining room provides a versatile space for both everyday dining and entertaining, featuring carpeted flooring, a fireplace with tiled hearth and attractive surround and mantle. Windows to the front and rear, together with shutters and a radiator, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. A particularly appealing feature is the sunroom, a 1960s addition featuring a glazed surround, within a steel frame structure with vinyl floor, with opening ventilation windows, creating a bright and versatile space. Enjoying a south-easterly aspect, this bright space is ideal for making the most of the garden throughout the year, with a door providing direct access outside. A carpeted staircase with a traditional double banister rises to the first floor. The principal bedroom is a well-proportioned double room with a vaulted ceiling, carpeted flooring and a window overlooking the front. Built-in wardrobes and cupboards provide useful storage, while a door leads through to the en-suite shower room. The en-suite is fitted with a shower, wash basin, WC and useful cupboard storage, together with a heated towel rail and rear-facing window. Completing the accommodation is a further walk-through bedroom currently used as an office, offering a flexible space for a single bed or desk with carpeted flooring, access to the loft and a front-facing window, together with access to additional storage. The second bedroom is a comfortable room with fitted cupboard and shelving, carpeted flooring, a front-facing window and radiator. The property enjoys a private and well-established garden, with paved areas at the front of the property providing space for outdoor dining and entertaining, complemented by attractive floral borders and established planting. The rear garden benefits from an outdoor tap and lighting, a fenced area housing the oil tank, a selection of fruit trees including apple, plum and pear. There are two useful timber sheds with slate roofs, providing excellent storage and small workshop space with concrete floors and lighting in the larger shed. The property benefits from off-road parking for one vehicle to the rear, with gated access to the road. A pedestrian right of way also runs through the rear garden, providing access to the neighbouring property via a clearly defined paved pathway.

The Old School House, 29 Lydbury North, Shropshire, SY7 8AU

The property is nestled within the base of the stunning Clun Valley, and the larger area of the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (ANOB), renowned for the scenic unblemished countryside, it is a true haven, relishing excellent rural walks and bridleways along the nearby Shropshire Way. The property sits around 1 ½ miles out of Clunton in the valley up towards the Bury Ditches. A tastefully renovated barn conversion seamlessly blending into the landscape. The charming village of Clunton, offers the popular country inn, The Crown Inn, and the St Marys Church. The village is surrounded by unspoilt countryside offering outdoor pursuits including nearby Bury Ditches Iron Age Hill Fort, a registered monument loved by walkers for its summit views! The closest amenities can be found in Clun or in Aston on Clun where there is a village shop, as well as Clun hosting a medical practice and primary school. The market town of Craven Arms is a rural market town and parish situated amongst the South Shropshire countryside close to the Welsh borders and The Marches. It is located on the A49 carriageway between Shrewsbury and Hereford and the heart of Wales railway line. The town lies in the valley of the River Onny on the edge of the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The town benefits from a railway station linking north to Shrewsbury, Crewe and Manchester, and south to Ludlow, Hereford, Cardiff and Swansea as well as local bus links. Local amenities include, a Post Office, Nursery and Primary Schools, a Doctors Surgery and Dental Practice, two Public Houses, a large Supermarket and many convenience stores amongst other light commercial businesses. The town is also a visitor destination being nearby to a number of attractions including the Secret Hills Discovery Centre, the fortified manor house of Stokesay Castle and the picturesque Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Accessed via a shared gravelled driveway over a third-party field, to the property and a private parking area, leading to a raised patio area with pond and shrubbed borders before meeting the front door. Through to the living area, the vast, open plan kitchen / dining area with quarry stone tile and wooden tones and accents throughout as well as the barns original peep hole windows, a reminder of this spectacular space’s humble beginnings. The kitchen, a sunken level to the room, featuring an AGA, as well as central breakfast bar, is a well-equipped space, subdivided from the dining area. The other end of the main living space, a dining area decorated in earthy tones, with large windows to the front and Clearview woodburning store, creates a light and welcoming space. Central to the ground floor a large oak staircase separates the two rooms, with full length French doors to the front and a second set adjacent, to the rear, illuminating the staircase in the middle. The staircase forking out to either side, with a bright and spacious office space to the left, with skylights to the front and rear, set within the alcoves of the sloping ceiling to create a cosy and tranquil space. To the other side, the main reception area with orange and terracotta tones, aligning with the ground floor, with Clearview wood burner set within a raised hearth seating area to create a private and idyllic space for relaxation. Back to the entrance of the property, with a shower room to the rear, with bespoke oak shower unit and sink set within an oak base, carries through the earthy tones and textures. The bedroom wing sits to the side, with large picture windows out to the courtyard allowing wall of light into the property. The first bedroom features a bespoke dressing room and bathroom upon its entrance, with panelled bath, WC, bidet and wash basin set within a large dressing table. A staircase within the room ascends to the bedroom area, an ample sized space elevated within the alcoves of the property, with large Velux windows to the front and rear, as well as a bespoke oak platform to the end of the room. A second bedroom down the hall set behind French doors allows the stream of light from the hallway to trickle in. Two further newly renovated bedrooms are situated at the end of the hall, one of which with patio doors onto the courtyard to the front. A second bathroom on the ground floor features a compact space with both a shower and bath as well as a sleek designed wash basin within a vinyl unit. Oak Stairs ascend to a private studio annexe, featuring a shower room to the side, and a spacious apartment to the other, with a large Velux window to the rear over the main bedroom area, leading through to the designated living area in the middle with Clearview wood burner and compact kitchenette to the end, off of which a private balcony enjoys views out to the valley and woodlands beyond. This picturesque property, is the epitome of rural living, set within lush greenery and tranquil countryside. With a beautifully curated courtyard to the front, featuring a gravelled drive, as well as flagstone patios with two wildlife ponds set within, all bound by stone and shrubbed borders and under timber gazebos draped in greenery. Wrapping around the rear of the property a lawn bordered by growing fruit trees and shrubs, to the rear a raised decked area is situated just off the landing on the stairs. The rear of the property also features a large open sided lean-too off the back door. The side of the property is a thick wooded border with steady stream, with flowers sat on its banks. Further down the side the property features two lean-toos, as well as a thick wooded area at the bottom. Hidden amongst the trees, a large high-fenced, kitchen garden, neighboured by a well sized polytunnel, perfect for any budding gardeners and horticulturalists.

Stepple Barn Clunton, Craven Arms, Shropshire, SY7 0HY

Prime & Place Cloddy Hall Farm is a beautifully positioned and set within a tranquil and unspoilt rural setting, extending to just over 12 acres of excellent pasture paddocks. This exceptional property has been thoughtfully renovated and extended by the current owners to create a comfortable and well-balanced family home, complemented by an impressive range of outbuildings including an American barn with three stables and tack room, hay barn, and a substantial double garage with workshop and first-floor hobby room and study. Despite its peaceful and secluded feel, the property remains conveniently accessible to nearby centres. The farmhouse itself offers versatile accommodation arranged over two floors. A welcoming entrance porch leads into a dining hall featuring an original brick fireplace with cast iron grate and a timber staircase rising to a galleried landing. The principal living room is a particularly appealing space, enjoying far-reaching views from three elevations and centred around a striking brick inglenook fireplace with Clearview stove. The kitchen/breakfast room is well-appointed with a range of fitted units, quarry tiled flooring and an electric farmhouse range cooker, all set against a backdrop of rolling countryside views. A useful utility room, side porch and cloakroom/WC complete the ground floor. To the first floor, a spacious galleried landing provides access to four well-proportioned bedrooms, with the option to reinstate a fifth if required. The principal bedroom benefits from an en-suite shower room, while a family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms. Many of the rooms enjoy delightful views across the surrounding South Shropshire landscape. Externally, the property is approached via a private tarmac driveway leading to a generous parking area and the detached double garage, which also incorporates a workshop, store and first-floor hobby room/study. The gardens surrounding the house are predominantly level, laid to lawn with a variety of seating areas designed to take full advantage of the far-reaching views. Beyond the house, the driveway continues past a conservation area with pond and fountain feature, leading to a yard and the American barn. This well-equipped building provides three stables, a tack room with hot and cold water and plumbing, along with power and lighting. To the rear is a further hay barn, ideal for fodder storage. The land is a particular feature of the property, extending to just over 12 acres and arranged in a series of well-maintained paddocks within a ring fence. The gently sloping pasture is well-suited to grazing livestock, including horses, and benefits from a combination of piped and natural water supplies. Additional features include field shelters and a tractor and implement shed, making this an ideal smallholding for equestrian or agricultural use.

Cloddy Hall Farm, Edgton, Craven Arms, SY7 8HN

Shady Hollow is situated in the attractive rural hamlet of Colebatch, a sought-after South Shropshire location surrounded by unspoilt countryside and lying within easy reach of the Shropshire Hills National Landscape. Occupying an elevated position, the property enjoys far-reaching views across the surrounding countryside whilst benefiting from a peaceful and private setting. The nearby market town of Bishop’s Castle provides a good range of everyday amenities including independent shops, public houses, cafés, schooling, medical facilities and a supermarket. Further services can be found in Craven Arms, which benefits from a railway station on the Heart of Wales Line together with direct access onto the A49 trunk road linking Shrewsbury and Hereford. The wider area is renowned for its outstanding natural beauty and offers excellent opportunities for walking, cycling and outdoor pursuits. The Long Mynd, Stiperstones and Shropshire Hills are all within easy reach, making the area particularly appealing to those seeking a home within an attractive rural environment. Despite its peaceful rural setting, the property remains conveniently placed for access to the wider centres of Shrewsbury, Ludlow and Hereford, all of which provide an extensive range of amenities and services. Shady Hollow is entered via a welcoming entrance hall, an impressive central space featuring oak flooring and a striking staircase rising to the first-floor accommodation. Large windows allow natural light to flood the interior whilst also providing attractive views across the gardens and surrounding countryside beyond, immediately creating a bright and welcoming first impression. The heart of the home is undoubtedly the spacious kitchen/dining room, fitted with a comprehensive range of contemporary wall and base units beneath solid timber worktops together with a central island providing additional preparation and informal dining space. The room offers ample space for family dining and entertaining, whilst French doors provide direct access onto the patio and gardens. Adjoining the kitchen is the substantial sitting room, a particularly attractive reception space centred around a characterful brick fireplace with exposed timber beam. Benefiting from windows to several elevations together with glazed doors opening onto the garden, the room enjoys an abundance of natural light whilst making the most of the property's elevated position and far-reaching rural views. The ground floor accommodation is further complemented by a useful shower room together with a versatile reception room which could be utilised as a snug, playroom, home office or additional bedroom depending upon a purchaser's individual requirements. A separate study provides a dedicated workspace, ideal for those working from home. To the first floor, the spacious landing provides access to the bedroom accommodation and creates a useful additional seating or study area. French doors open onto an attractive timber balcony, positioned to take full advantage of the property's elevated setting and commanding views across the surrounding South Shropshire countryside. The principal bedroom is a generous double room enjoying particularly impressive rural views and benefiting from an en-suite shower room. Four further double bedrooms provide comfortable and versatile accommodation for family members or guests, all enjoying a pleasant outlook over the gardens or surrounding countryside. The first-floor accommodation is completed by a well-appointed family bathroom. Collectively, the accommodation is well presented throughout and offers an excellent balance of living and bedroom space, making the property equally suited as a family home, countryside retreat or holiday let investment, with the flexibility to continue the property's successful history as a holiday letting business should a purchaser so desire. The property is approached via a private gravelled parking area providing ample space for the parking and manoeuvring of several vehicles. Occupying an elevated position, Shady Hollow enjoys an attractive setting with far-reaching views across the surrounding South Shropshire countryside, a feature which can be appreciated from both the house and gardens. The gardens form a particularly appealing feature of the property and are predominantly laid to lawn, bordered by mature hedgerows, established trees and well-stocked planting which combine to create a pleasant degree of privacy and seclusion. A paved patio surrounds the property and provides an excellent space for outdoor dining, entertaining and relaxation whilst taking advantage of the property's enviable rural outlook. Having been thoughtfully maintained by the current owners, the gardens provide a manageable yet attractive outdoor space, ideally suited to both family occupation and holiday letting purposes. Collectively, the gardens and grounds make a significant contribution to the property's overall appeal and complement its peaceful countryside setting.

Shady Hollow Colebatch, Bishops Castle, Shropshire, SY9 5JY

Please note that there are specific local needs occupancy criteria that must be met, full details of which will be provided by the selling Agent. In addition, this property is being sold, and can only be sold on, at 69% of the open market value. At least one member of the household must have a strong local connection which is meeting a minimum of three of the criteria 1. Parents were permanent residents in the area (Bishops Castle or 15-mile radius) at the time of buyers birth 2. Permanent resident in the area (Bishops Castle or 15-mile radius) for 5 years as a child and attended a local school or has a special reason or attending a school out of area 3. Currently live in the area (Bishops Castle or 15-mile radius) for a period the parish/town council feel is local OR for a continuous period for 15 years as an adult 4. Currently employed in the area (Bishops Castle or 15-mile radius) or has an open-ended offer of employment which he/she can’t accept unless they live in the area 5. Have a parent living in the area (Bishops Castle or 15-mile radius) 6. A person aged over 55 that has a son or daughter or stepson or stepdaughter or son in law or daughter in law currently living in the area (Bishops Castle or 15-mile radius) 7. Have the support of the parish/town council 8. Are a key worker 17 Drews Leasow is situated on the edge of the historic market town of Bishops Castle, a highly regarded South Shropshire town renowned for its character, independent community and beautiful surrounding countryside. The property occupies a prime position within an established residential setting whilst remaining within easy reach of the town’s amenities. Bishops Castle offers an excellent range of day-to-day facilities including independent shops, public houses, cafés, restaurants, a supermarket, medical facilities and schooling. The nearby towns of Craven Arms, Ludlow and Montgomery provide a wider range of amenities and services, whilst Craven Arms benefits from a railway station on the Heart of Wales Line together with direct access onto the A49 trunk road linking Shrewsbury and Hereford. The wider area is renowned for its outstanding natural beauty and offers an abundance of walking, cycling and outdoor recreational opportunities. The Shropshire Hills National Landscape, Long Mynd and Stiperstones are all within easy reach, making the area particularly appealing to those seeking a lifestyle property within an attractive rural environment. Despite its peaceful setting, the property remains well connected, with Shrewsbury, Ludlow and Hereford all within comfortable travelling distance. Approaching 17 Drews Leasow from the pavement, a paved pathway flanked by well-kept lawns on either side leads you to the welcoming front porch. Featuring a charming brick surround with glazed panels above, the entrance creates an attractive first impression. Stepping inside, you are greeted by a practical hallway with easy-maintenance vinyl flooring, a night storage heater, useful storage cupboard and access to the convenient downstairs WC. The WC is fitted with a wash hand basin and offers additional space for storage, helping to keep the home organised. At the end of the hallway, the living room provides a warm and inviting heart to the home. Soft carpeting underfoot and floor-to-ceiling windows create a bright and airy atmosphere, while offering lovely views across the rear garden and filling the room with natural light throughout the day. Also accessed from the hallway is the well-proportioned kitchen diner, featuring practical vinyl flooring and a range of wall and base units complemented by a durable worktop with an inset sink and drainer. A window to the front elevation provides pleasant views over the front of the property, while the rear of the room is transformed by floor to ceiling glazing on two sides, creating a wonderfully bright and airy space. French patio doors open directly onto the rear garden, seamlessly connecting the indoors with the outdoors and making this an ideal space for both everyday living and entertaining. Nestled amongst the glazing is the dining area, where views of the garden and an abundance of natural light create a welcoming setting for family meals and social gatherings. The carpeted staircase rises to the first-floor landing, from which all three bedrooms and the family bathroom can be accessed. Two of the bedrooms are generous double bedrooms, both benefitting from fitted storage in the form of either a built-in wardrobe or useful shelving space. These well-proportioned rooms offer comfortable and versatile accommodation, with ample space for additional furniture. The third bedroom is a single room and would make an ideal child’s bedroom, guest room or home office. It also benefits from a small storage area and access to a glass cornered room with glazing on two sides, this unique addition would be perfectly suited as a playroom, reading nook, hobby room or home office. The bathroom is fitted with practical vinyl flooring and designed to offer both comfort and convenience. The suite comprises a bath with shower attachment, WC and wash hand-basin with attractive tiling to the walls surrounding the bath and a half-tiled finish around the sink area. A heated towel rail adds a touch of luxury, while a useful storage cupboard provides valuable space for toiletries and household essentials. A window to the front elevation allows natural light to fill the room, creating a bright and welcoming atmosphere. Externally, the rear garden offers an attractive and low-maintenance outdoor space, ideal for relaxing and entertaining. Predominantly laid to lawn, the garden also features a patio area and raised wooden decking, providing a variety of spaces to enjoy throughout the year. Two timber sheds offer useful storage for tools, bicycles and garden equipment. A water butt is connected to the guttering, perfect for gardening purposes. To the side of the property is a tarmacadam driveway providing off-road parking for up to two vehicles. The front garden is enhanced by a small apple tree and an area of lawn, adding to the property’s attractive kerb appeal and creating a pleasant approach to the home.

17 Drews Leasow, Bishops Castle, Shropshire, SY9 5EW

1 The Leys is situated on the edge of the historic market town of Bishops Castle, a highly regarded South Shropshire town renowned for its character, independent community and beautiful surrounding countryside. The property occupies a private position within an established residential setting whilst remaining within easy reach of the town’s amenities. Bishops Castle offers an excellent range of day-to-day facilities including independent shops, public houses, cafés, restaurants, a supermarket, medical facilities and schooling. The nearby towns of Craven Arms, Ludlow and Montgomery provide a wider range of amenities and services, whilst Craven Arms benefits from a railway station on the Heart of Wales Line together with direct access onto the A49 trunk road linking Shrewsbury and Hereford. The wider area is renowned for its outstanding natural beauty and offers an abundance of walking, cycling and outdoor recreational opportunities. The Shropshire Hills National Landscape, Long Mynd and Stiperstones are all within easy reach, making the area particularly appealing to those seeking a lifestyle property within an attractive rural environment. Despite its peaceful setting, the property remains well connected, with Shrewsbury, Ludlow and Hereford all within comfortable travelling distance. 1 The Leys is an individually designed contemporary residence offering spacious and thoughtfully arranged accommodation, finished to a high standard throughout and designed to maximise natural light and connection with the surrounding gardens. The property is entered via a welcoming entrance hall providing access to the principal living accommodation and staircase rising to the first floor. The heart of the home is undoubtedly impressive, open-plan kitchen, dining and reception room, a superb space featuring full-height glazing overlooking the rear gardens, and a striking galleried landing above. The contemporary kitchen is fitted with a comprehensive range of units incorporating solid quartz worktops and integrated appliances, complemented by generous dining and seating areas, creating an ideal environment for both everyday family living and entertaining. Large, glazed doors and windows provide an abundance of natural light whilst also offering attractive views across the beautifully landscaped gardens and direct access outside. Opposite the kitchen is a useful utility room providing additional storage and appliance space, together with internal access to the integral garage. There is also a built in LAN which provides fast broadband connections, convenient for home living and working from home purposes. The property benefits from an impressive range of energy-efficient features including underfloor heating throughout the ground floor served by an air source heat pump and automatic air conditioning. Running costs are very low in this modern eco-friendly property due to the 6kW solar array supported by an 18.3kW Fox ES battery bank housed within the garage. Stairs rise from the reception hall to an attractive galleried landing overlooking the principal living space below, creating a wonderful sense of openness and connection throughout the home. The first floor is dedicated to the principal bedroom suite, a spacious and private retreat benefiting from fitted wardrobes and a well-appointed en-suite shower room. The ground floor provides two further generously proportioned double bedrooms, both enjoying attractive outlooks over the surrounding gardens and offering flexible accommodation for family living, guests or home working if required. Each bedroom benefits from fitted wardrobes and built-in storage cupboards, providing ample storage accommodation. These bedrooms are served by a contemporary family bathroom fitted with a modern suite. The layout has been thoughtfully designed to provide a balance between open-plan living and private bedroom accommodation, making the property well suited to a variety of lifestyles. Throughout the property, careful consideration has been given to both comfort and practicality, with the versatile layout lending itself equally well to family occupation, retirement living or those seeking a low maintenance yet highly unique home within easy reach of local amenities. The property is approached via a decorative block paved driveway providing ample parking and access to the integral garage, which benefits from an EV charging point. The attractive frontage creates an excellent first impression, with established planting and carefully maintained grounds complementing the contemporary design of the property. The beautifully landscaped gardens form a particularly impressive feature of 1 The Leys and have been thoughtfully designed to create a series of attractive outdoor spaces. Extensive lawns are interspersed with mature trees, established shrubs, ornamental planting and well-positioned seating areas, providing colour, interest and privacy throughout the year. The gardens have clearly been carefully maintained and offer an excellent environment for both relaxation and outdoor entertaining. Carefully planned pathways and seating areas encourage enjoyment of the grounds from a variety of vantage points, whilst mature planting creates a wonderful sense of privacy and seclusion. Beyond the main gardens, a substantial ornamental pond and water garden provide an eye-catching focal point and a natural transition to the lower section of the grounds. A stunning ornamental pond with cascading waterfall forms the centrepiece of the gardens, creating a tranquil setting enhanced by feature lighting, natural stonework and carefully selected planting. The pond has been thoughtfully integrated into the wider landscape design and provides year-round interest, whilst a brook running through the lower section of the grounds further enhances the property's connection with the surrounding natural environment. Positioned to overlook the pond and gardens is a substantial garden room, providing an ideal space for entertaining, hobbies or simply enjoying the surroundings throughout the seasons. Together with the adjacent seating areas, the garden room creates a wonderful extension of the living accommodation and offers an ideal setting from which to appreciate the beautifully landscaped grounds. The combination of the water garden, mature planting, feature lighting and outdoor living spaces creates a particularly attractive environment, allowing the gardens to be enjoyed both during the day and into the evening.

1 The Leys, Bishops Castle, Shropshire, SY9 5HN

The Leys, Bishops Castle, Shropshire, SY9 5HN

We are proud to offer this Three Bedroom Detached Home – all interest and OFFERS are INVITED. *Guide Price £595,000 - £565,000* A rare opportunity to acquire a striking contemporary residence in a private setting on the edge of the historic market town of Bishop’s Castle. The property offers beautifully presented and highly versatile accommodation, centred around an impressive open-plan kitchen, dining and reception space with full-height glazing and a galleried landing, complemented by three generous double bedrooms, two bathrooms, utility room and integral garage. Designed with modern, energy-efficient living in mind, the property benefits from underfloor heating via an air source heat pump, air conditioning, a 6kW solar array with 18.3kW battery storage, and a EV charging point. Outside, beautifully landscaped gardens provide exceptional privacy and feature mature planting, extensive lawns, seating areas and a spectacular ornamental pond with cascading waterfall, while a substantial garden room creates a superb space for entertaining or relaxing. Combining contemporary design, impressive eco credentials and outstanding gardens, this exceptional home enjoys a peaceful position within easy reach of Bishop’s Castle and the beautiful South Shropshire countryside. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The property benefits from the recent purchase of an additional strip of land alongside the house, providing extra land ownership and added space to the side of the property. An easement is in place in favour of Trent Severn Water, allowing access if required for maintenance or essential works. Council Tax Band: E Local Authority: Shropshire LEGAL DISCLAIMER: These particulars, whilst believed to be accurate are set out as a general guideline and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Intending Purchasers should not rely on them as statements of representation of fact, but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to their accuracy. Please note that we have not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures, fittings or services including gas central heating and so cannot verify they are in working order or fit for their purpose. Furthermore, Solicitors should confirm moveable items described in the sales particulars and, in fact, included in the sale since circumstances do change during the marketing or negotiations. Although we try to ensure accuracy, if measurements are used in this listing, they may be approximate. Therefore if intending Purchasers need accurate measurements to order carpeting or to ensure existing furniture will fit, they should take such measurements themselves. Photographs are reproduced general information and it must not be inferred that any item is included for sale with the property. TENURE To be confirmed by the Vendor’s Solicitors POSSESSION Vacant possession upon completion VIEWING Viewing strictly by appointment through The Express Estate Agency

Inwood House is an exceptional Georgian country home set in a truly idyllic position on the edge of the Long Mynd, within the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This elegant residence combines timeless architectural charm with contemporary living, offering a rare opportunity to embrace a rural lifestyle in one of England’s most celebrated landscapes. With direct access to the Long Mynd for walking and riding, equestrian facilities, and beautifully landscaped gardens, Inwood House is as much a sanctuary as it is a family home.

Approached via a long gated driveway, the house opens into a welcoming entrance hall with parquet flooring and a graceful Georgian oak staircase. The accommodation flows effortlessly, with a series of versatile reception rooms designed for both relaxation and entertaining. The light-filled drawing room features an open fireplace and French doors leading to the garden, while the sitting room, currently used as a gym, enjoys a double aspect and a feature fireplace. A snug, presently arranged as a home office, includes fitted shelving within alcoves, creating a practical yet charming space.

At the heart of the home lies an impressive open-plan living area, kitchen and dining area, thoughtfully designed for modern family life. A cosy reading nook with a wood-burning stove leads into the stunning Kenton Jones kitchen, which boasts granite worktops, a double Belfast sink, integrated Miele coffee machine and microwave, Rangemaster electric oven with induction hob, integrated tall fridge, dishwasher and two under counter integrated freezers and ample storage. 

The kitchen flows seamlessly into a beautiful dining area, perfect for family meals or entertaining guests, and bi-fold doors open into the garden room, which in turn leads to a south-facing terrace with panoramic views of Caer Caradoc and Ragleth Hill. This space is ideal for gatherings, complemented by an additional outdoor cooking and BBQ area. Practicality is also considered, with a utility room featuring a dog shower, WC, and plumbing for laundry, as well as access to the back drive, annexe, and stabling.

Upstairs, the principal bedroom is a serene retreat, complete with French doors opening onto a private balcony and breathtaking views across the Shropshire Hills. It benefits from an ensuite shower room and a separate dressing room. The second bedroom offers an ensuite bathroom with a vanity sink, separate bath, and shower, while three further spacious double bedrooms provide ample accommodation for family and guests.

The annexe, which may also be accessed via the back drive, offers flexible ancillary accommodation or an ideal home office. It comprises a sitting room with French doors, a kitchen, shower room, office area, and a double bedroom on the first floor, making it perfect for an older teenager, guests, or remote working.

Outside, the property is surrounded by approximately eight acres of gardens and paddocks. The formal gardens include a south-facing terrace with glazed sides, a walled garden, and a variety of fruit trees including apple, plum, and walnut. A wildlife pond and bog garden add to the charm, attracting an abundance of local flora and fauna. For equestrian enthusiasts, the facilities are exceptional: two stables with storage, a field shelter, turnout, and a 20m x 40m manege with a silica sand surface. The land abuts the Long Mynd, providing direct access for hacking and riding in one of the most scenic landscapes in the country.

Adding to the appeal, there is a traditional outbuilding which includes a workshop and a separate room housing the borehole system, offering practical space for storage and maintenance. There is a double garage with electric doors located near the main house, plus a single garage near the wildlife pond, and driveway entrance. 

Situated just a short distance from Church Stretton, Inwood House enjoys unrivalled access to the Shropshire Hills, renowned for their natural beauty, wildli

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