Nestled within a captivating expanse of untouched countryside, Fishpool Meadow presents as a haven of serenity; an escape from the daily hustle and bustle. The gentle incline of the land rewards you with a panorama of the Shropshire Hills AONB stretching out to the east. The eastern section of the land drops down into a valley, a guardian to the meandering River West Onny that defines the England / Wales border. The river's flow marks the eastern boundary, affording any owner access to a natural water source.

An area of hardstanding in the north west corner lies at the entrance and enables vehicular parking. Here, at the highest vantage point, breath-taking vistas unfold. Two peaks within the Shropshire Hills, Black Rhadley Hill and Cefn Gunthly, fill the western horizon creating a dramatic backdrop to the meadow. With the land enveloped by mature deciduous trees on all sides, a real sense of privacy is established.

The abundance of trees in the area makes the meadow an enticing canvas for cultivating new woodland, perhaps blending natural regeneration and proactive tree planting, with the prospect of grant support to fund the planting. The meadow's fringes feature longer grass, nurturing the first steps of rewilding. As ecosystems thrive nearby, the establishment of newly created woodland habitats will be accelerated as insects and fungi stand ready to migrate.

When heading east, and dropping down towards the valley, you encounter a wooded enclave embracing the river banks. The trees provide a cool refuge on balmy summer days, inviting you to sit and take in the gentle babble of the water coursing its way southward. The river's Welsh origins are echoed in its name, signifying the realm of ash trees. Its source is found in White Grit, upstream in Shropshire, a major tributary of the River Teme.

Fishpool Meadow beckons to those seeking a secluded sanctuary, a parcel of land characterised by untouched charm. The allure of the land in part lies in its diversity – a blend of open meadow, a section of woodland and the River West Onny. It is perfectly suited to anyone looking to plant new woodland or pursue other conservation-based activity.

The adjoining meadow, Linley Meadow, could be purchased in conjunction with Fishpool Meadow if a larger area of land was required.

The purchasers of the meadow will be asked to enter into a covenant