20 Beech Street, Highley, Bridgnorth, Shropshire, WV16

20 Beech Street is a three bedroom end of terrace home with driveway parking and large private garden.

On the ground floor, there is an entrance hallway providing access to the living room with the dining kitchen beyond that with finally the bathroom and utility cupboard to the rear. The bathroom has been refitted and kitchen replaced by the current owners.

Upstairs there are three well proportioned bedrooms.

Highley is nestled amid rolling Shropshire countryside, with much of the village set on the hillside above the west bank of the River Severn. Its position offers sweeping views of the Severn Valley and easy access to nearby woodland and farmland, creating a tranquil, almost rural feel despite being part of a sizeable community.

Steeped in industrial and transport heritage, Highley boasts its own station on the Severn Valley Railway—a 16-mile steam-hauled line linking Bridgnorth and Kidderminster—which draws enthusiasts and visitors year-round. The village also celebrates its coal-mining past through a Discovery Trail, with interpretive artworks and signage tracing the impact of the former colliery that closed in 1969.

Despite its historical roots, Highley maintains a vibrant, forward-looking community spirit. A handful of independent shops and cozy cafés line the main street, while local events—from craft fairs to riverbank festivals—help knit residents together.

For families, Highley Community Primary School sits at the heart of village life. Rated Good by Ofsted in March 2024, it prides itself on a curriculum that celebrates local heritage—from the Severn Valley’s natural environment to the village’s mining history—making education an immersive, community-centred experience.

Connectivity is another draw: Highley lies just seven miles southeast of Bridgnorth on the B4555, with regular bus services. This balance of countryside calm and transport links makes Highley an ideal spot for commuters seeking peace without sacrificing convenience.