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 benefits from a borehole that pumps water to a 8,000-liter concrete header tank. The property has a rich biodiversity, with permanent pasture, mature trees, hedgerows, and natural water, which may provide opportunities for income generation and capital growth. The land is currently used for grazing livestock and has a public right of way crossing it. The property is being sold freehold with vacant possession, and the guide price is around £150,000. Potential buyers can view the land during reasonable times and should take necessary care when inspecting the property. The land is being sold by informal tender, with tenders to be received by September 1st, 2025.