Priding itself on history, culture, and community, Shropshire is widely considered one of the most desirable spots in the country packed full of charm and intrigue.
Shropshire enchants many with its mystic landscape and charming communities. Situated on the Welsh border, this county carries its rich history on its sleeve which you’ll find woven into much of the architecture throughout the main towns and key areas.
Shropshire is an ideal location for those looking for a break from the big cities, the beautifully sparse landscape is littered with a wealth of historic towns and villages perfect for family life. The county is also closely surrounded by some of the major cities in the UK with Birmingham and Manchester being just a stone’s throw away making Shropshire a perfect commuter location.
If you’re moving with the family, there are a wide variety of schools in Shropshire covering primary education, secondary education and further education college courses. The proximity to Manchester and Birmingham also make it easy for university students to pursue further education from Shropshire.
There are residents from all different walks of life calling Shropshire home, from families who relocate for the great schools, the outdoor spaces and the welcoming communities to the working professionals who prioritise more space, whilst still being in easy reach of both Manchester and Birmingham.
Shropshire has very diverse shopping, from independent boutiques and artisan producers to thriving market towns and specialist retailers. Towns such as Shrewsbury, Ludlow, Bridgnorth and Oswestry are renowned for their beautiful high streets, independent shops and local markets.
Shropshire has some great options for food and drink. Many menu’s feature locally sourced products making for fresh and delicious meals. Traditional country pubs sit alongside award-winning restaurants, farm-to-table dining experiences and independent cafés. From cosy village inns to fine dining, Shropshire offers something for everyone.
There’s no shortage of things to do in Shropshire. The diverse landscape and rich history provide endless opportunities for exploration. Residents can enjoy walking, cycling and horse riding throughout the Shropshire Hills, including popular destinations such as The Long Mynd, Wenlock Edge and Carding Mill Valley.
There are also a number of attractions for year-round exploration including Ironbridge Gorge, Ludlow Castle and numerous historic houses, gardens and market towns.
Shropshire has some great train connections. There’s a regular service running from Shrewsbury to Manchester, Birmingham and Crewe, whilst also providing a direct route to London Euston. The Manchester to Cardiff line also runs through the county which touches in at Ludlow, whilst Cambrian Line trains ferries passengers towards the Welsh coast and Welshpool.
Arriving or travelling by car is also simple in Shropshire. The M54 offers an excellent connection to the Midlands and Birmingham. The M54 also leads into the M6 for those wanting to travel even further North to the likes of Manchester, Liverpool and Preston.
Birmingham Airport is within easy reach of Shropshire and offers a wide range of domestic and international destinations. Manchester Airport and Liverpool John Lennon Airport are also accessible from many parts of the county.
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