Stanton Mill

Situation: Stanton Mill takes its name from an old black and white Mill that was located on the property but was removed after the Second World War.

Currently there is an old agricultural storage building that has been used for storing Sugar Beet.

The site occupies a 0.45 acre (0.18 ha) site on the edge of the River Roden, which whilst overgrown currently, would make a wonderful spot if planning permission was granted for a residential dwelling or for a glamping site.

There are fishing rights that come with the sale.

The village of Stanton upon Hine Heath is roughly 200 meters away which has a church and The Stanton Arms public house. Further amenities are found close by in Shawbury and further beyond, in Shrewsbury.

Directions: From the A53 / A49 roundabout, proceed along the A53. At Shawbury, turn right at the traffic lights on the B5063. Proceed along this road for just over one and a quarter miles and turn right when signed Stanton / Booley. Continue over the first bridge and Stanton Mill is on the left straight after the second bridge.Acreage: 0.45

Marketed by: Balfours, Shrewsbury