The Land to the West of Rhosygadfa is a 43.447-acre grassland property that offers versatility in its use. The land is currently down to a short-term grass ley, suitable for grazing, silage production, or a range of cropping options such as arable and root crops. With full organic status and over 25 years of organic farming, the land is well-established with boundaries and accessible through four entrances. The property benefits from a Countryside Stewardship Mid-Tier scheme, which ends in December 2024, and permitted development for an agricultural storage building has been approved by Shropshire Council. The land is suitable for a range of uses, including amenity land, carbon, and emerging environmental schemes. It is available for sale as a whole or in four separate lots, with offers invited in excess of £480,000.