Large piece of land within Shropshire's area of outstanding natural beauty hits the market with low price

The "productive upland pasture land" amounts to approximately 8.69 acres that is described as ideal for livestock and equestrian use.

The land boasts panoramic views across the surrounding unspoilt Shropshire landscape and natural water supplies.

The listing says the land is situated in a "secluded corner" of the upland area of All Stretton.

The land is currently used for grazing livestock and horses. However, the listing says that the land has "potential for other uses" and could offer future opportunities for investment in natural capital, carbon sequestration and biodiversity.

It describes the land as: "An exciting opportunity to acquire productive upland pasture situated within the stunning surroundings of the Shropshire Hills.

"Benefiting from panoramic views across the surrounding unspoilt Shropshire landscape, small open-fronted shelter, natural water supplies, and simply an idyllic retreat for any to relish, whilst being accessible to the neighbouring popular market town of Church Stretton and its amenities. Development & Diversification Opportunities (subject to the necessary consents).

"It presents an ideal refuge for sheep, horses or humans alike, who are wishing to invest in ‘country life’, whilst having the potential of diversification opportunities, if desired.

"The land is laid to permanent pasture, in one enclosure, having a small coppice on the southern boundary, natural water supplies, and an open-fronted corrugated iron field shelter, extending in total to approximately 8.67 acres (3.51 hectares) in a ring fence, as shown delineated red on the attached plan. It offers a productive block of sloping unimproved permanent grassland bound by stock fencing and trees providing shelter and biodiversity."

The property is for sale by informal tender. Further information on the land and when bids must be submitted by can be found on Rightmove.