Available through the Oswestry office of leading regional estate agent Halls for £750,000, Plas yn Llan, Market Street, Llanrhaeadr ym Mochnant, offers a host of potential and is just four miles from the spectacular Pistyll Rhaeadr, the tallest waterfall in Wales. Originally the Sun Inn from 1704 to 1906, the property then became Sun Temperance
Bowen estate agents have recently listed this mid-terrace property on Caxton Place. The property will be sold at public auction on June 26 and has a guide price of £70,000. The home is described as being an “ideal first home” or “investment property”. The two-bedroom home in Oswestry will be sold at auction in June. Picture:
Cork Hall at Brown Heath, near Ellesmere, comprises a four bedroom family home with more than 2,000 square feet of living accommodation and scope for extension, a double garage, storage shed and 15.6 acres of gardens and level pastureland. The property has huge potential for an equestrian development, subject to planning consent, or the land
Attempts to build houses on the former home of Monumental Masons stone merchants on Salop Road in Oswestry have been ongoing since 2010. Most of the site buildings were removed when the business relocated to another site in the town, although several structures are still in place to the site’s boundary with Stewart Road. The
Wasteland next to Oswestry Leisure Centre has been highlighted as the perfect place to have the facility, with the town council saying it can fund it through the sale of the old Smithfield site that happened more than a decade ago. However, despite planning permission being even approved for the track as part the new