Once part of a larger residence, purpose built in 1870 as an ‘Archdeacon's Rectory’, this three-bedroom, semi-detached character house is located in a quiet rural village in South Shropshire, retaining much of its original grandeur such as high ceilings, large picture windows and iron railings, featuring a roof terrace, and single garage in a tucked away position granting peace and tranquillity, whilst being accessible to the county trunk road, the A49 and nearby amenities. No Upward Chain, EPC 'E'.