This charming rural cottage, known as Outrack Cottage, is nestled in the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and offers a tranquil retreat with breathtaking countryside views. The property, which has been a second home and retreat, features three bedrooms, a kitchen/dining room with oil Rayburn, a lounge with open fire, and a sun room with wood burning stove. The garden boasts mature trees, an old wind turbine, a pond, and stream, and the property is surrounded by 1.91 acres of paddock, 26.54 acres of grazing land, and 6.15 acres of woodland. The cottage is off-grid, with no mains services, and is powered by a generator. While the property has a low council tax band, it does not have a traditional water supply or drainage system. Despite this, the property offers a unique opportunity for those looking for a self-sufficient rural retreat.