Approximately 39.13 acres (15.84 ha) of undulating hill grazing land
Located in Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Natural spring on site; established hedgerows and tidy fencing
Suitable for livestock grazing and hay/silage production
Potential income from environmental schemes and biodiversity projects
Public footpath crosses the land; purchasers accept rights of way
No services guaranteed; buyers must confirm utility availability
Very slow broadband and average mobile signal in remote setting
Set within the Shropshire Hills AONB, Golden Valley is circa 39.13 acres (15.84 ha) of undulating, freely draining hill grazing. The parcel has established hedgerows, tidy fencing and a natural spring, making it immediately suitable for livestock grazing or hay/silage production.
The land lies off a tarmacked, council‑maintained road with a public footpath crossing the parcel. It is offered freehold with vacant possession and is available for purchase as a whole. There is potential to generate additional income through environmental schemes, tree planting, biodiversity net gain and carbon sequestration (buyers should satisfy themselves on scheme eligibility).
Practical points are straightforward: services and utilities are not guaranteed and purchasers must make their own enquiries. Boundaries are to be taken as seen on inspection; neither the seller nor agents define them. Broadband speeds are very slow and mobile signal is average, reflecting the remote hamlet setting.
This holding will suit smallholders, grazing enterprises or investors seeking AONB pasture with scope for environmental income streams. It offers large, open vistas and quiet seclusion but requires a buyer comfortable with rural access, limited connectivity and arranging any service connections or scheme enrolments.