The Old Vicarage, a stunning Georgian property built in 1800, boasts many of the era's characteristic features, including large rooms with decorative ceiling roses and cornicing. The property has undergone a thorough refurbishment, including the installation of double glazing, new door and window furniture, and an Amdega conservatory. The grand entrance door opens into a symmetrical home with generously proportioned reception rooms, a light-filled conservatory, and a warm and naturally lit dining room. The kitchen features an oil-fired Rayburn and is accessed off the dining room. The property also boasts five high-ceilinged bedrooms, a bathroom, and a study. The gardens wrap around the house, featuring a pathway to the back porch and outbuildings, including a former granary and workshop. The property is situated in a peaceful location in North Shropshire, surrounded by beautiful countryside, and is within easy reach of the main routes for commuting.