The property is a 19.11-acre plot of sloping and undulating pastureland situated between two mature woodlands in South Shropshire. The land is easily accessible via a gateway with roadside frontage and has good road links to the A49. The property offers a range of potential uses, including grazing, tourism, and biodiversity conservation. The land is currently used for permanent pastureland and has a borehole that pumps water to a 8,000-liter concrete header tank. The property is being sold freehold with vacant possession, and the guide price is £150,000. Prospective purchasers can view the land during reasonable times and are advised to carry out their own enquiries with local authorities before making an offer.