Cleobury Court is a substantial property with a wealth of beautiful character features and spacious rooms.

Overall, there is approximately 9669 Sqft with 7011 in the main house, 1924 in the outbuildings and 734 in the cellars. In its current layout, there are ten bedrooms over the first and second floors with a number of reception rooms on the ground floor.

Attached to the main house, there are a range of barns which would appear to hold significant potential for conversion.

Subject to the necessary consents we believe the property could hold huge potential for a variety of different end uses and would invite all potential buyers to view with us by appointment.

Not forgetting of course that Cleobury Court makes for an extremely impressive and substantial single dwelling.

Proposals can be made to purchase the whole site, the main house without the barns but also the barns without the main house. Please note that the barns are attached to the main house.

Located in the highly sought-after south Shropshire settlement of Cleobury North and sitting on the edge of the well-known Burwarton Estate, the property is positioned away from the main road and being convenient to market town of Bridgnorth (8.3 miles) and the historic border town of Ludlow (11.3 miles).

The village of Cleobury North has a village store and post office whilst the nearby village of Burwarton has a public house and restaurant.

Nearby, Ditton Priors has a number of local amenities including a primary school, church, post office, medical practice, convenience store and excellent butchers. There is also a petrol station, public house and a village hall/community centre.

Ludlow is famed for its fine gastronomic reputation, independent shops, interesting & historic architecture. The vibrant festivals and sense of community are still popular with locals and visitors alike.

Bridgnorth, known as the gateway to Shropshire, plays host to several wonderful shops and drinking & dining establishments and is also home to the famous Severn Valley Railway. There is a Marks & Spencer food hall as well as several other supermarkets, delicatessens and boutique shops.

Communications in the area are excellent. The B4364 connects Ludlow to Bridgnorth where good road links connect to the M54 and national motorway network. The A454 can be picked up at Bridgnorth and provides easy access to Wolverhampton and the West Midlands conurbation.

There are main line train services running from Ludlow on the Manchester to Cardiff line and direct trains to London from Wolverhampton. There are international airports at Birmingham, Manchester and East Midlands as well as the smaller Halfpenny Green private airport just 17 miles away.

Council Tax Band: H
Shared Ownership: No