Shropshire
Shropshire is a pleasantly quiet area of the Midlands. Sparsely populated, with acres of rolling countryside dotted with small villages and only a couple of towns, your new home in Shropshire is overwhelmingly a rural idyll.
New Homes in Shropshire
Living in Shropshire
Bordered to the North by Cheshire, to the West by Wales and to the East by the thriving city of Birmingham, Shropshire offers new house buyers easy commutes with fabulous country living. Your new build home is close to a diverse range of landscapes, from the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty that dominate the South of the county to the rural plains of the Severn Valley - in short, it’s a great destination for nature lovers, hikers and bikers alike.
Shrewsbury is the county town of Shropshire and is prized for its medieval streets lined with timber-framed buildings, its abbey and castle as well as quaint shops and cosy eateries. Ludlow Castle is an amazing 11th century fortress and Stokesay Castle is a well-preserved medieval manor house dating back to the 13th century – both with stories to tell about the unrest in the Welsh Marches.
Buying a new property in Shropshire, with its medieval castles, stately homes and ancient ruins, provides great opportunities for cultural discovery and outdoor adventure. Day-to-day, a new build in Shropshire also gives you the pick of excellent schools, both state and independent, as well as good health services. So, whether you’re hiking along the Long Mynd, browsing local markets, or eating out with the family, the county offers everything you need for a lovely new home in Shropshire.