The Old Vicarage is a stunning Georgian property built in 1800 for the 3rd Duke of Atholl's daughter and her husband, the Vicar of Ness. The property features many original nuances, including large rooms with decorative ceiling roses and cornicing, sash windows, cast iron radiators, and fireplaces. The current owners have lovingly refurbished the property, including a complete roof renewal, double glazing, and the addition of 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 south-facing dining room. The kitchen is equipped with an oil-fired Rayburn and features a back door leading to the south-westerly part of the garden. The property also boasts five high-ceilinged bedrooms, a bathroom, and a study. The beautifully landscaped gardens wrap around the house, featuring separate upper and lower lawns, a pathway to the back porch, and a former granary with opportunities for development. The property is situated in a peaceful North Shropshire countryside setting, within easy reach of main routes for commuting and surrounded by unspoilt countryside.