Upper Norton, Shropshire
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Nestling in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the edge of the Shropshire Hills, the mid 19th century farmhouse of Upper Norton offers southerly views over glorious farmland towards the Clee Hills and Corvedale and provides an ideal base from which to explore the uplands, valleys and forests of the Marches.

Upper Norton is just one of 30 glorious UK and European locations that you and your family could enjoy - rent free for life - as investors in the Holiday Property Bond.

The Further Information below explains in detail how the Bond works. To find out more about Upper Norton, the other 29 locations - and how the Holiday Property Bond could transform your holidays forever - visit www.hpb.co.uk.

The following local towns are all worth visiting:

Ludlow – described by John Betjeman as “the loveliest town in England” – and by Country Life as “the most vibrant small town in the country” – Ludlow is regarded as the UK’s ‘food capital’ and, despite it’s diminutive size, has had more Michelin-starred restaurants than any other town in the country.

Church Stretton - spa town in the heart of the South Shropshire hills. Nestling between the Long Mynd and Caer Caradoc, Church Stretton - a Victorian spa town - is a popular location for picnics, walking and visits to the National Trust cafe and shop. In addition to many award-winning cafes, the town is notable for its unique three-storey Antiques Market.

Much Wenlock - inspiration for the modern Olympian movement. The small historic town of Much Wenlock dates back to 680AD and lies at the eastern end of Shropshire’s famous Wenlock Edge in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Clun - a rural and historic gem. Clun’s Town Hall houses a museum. And its beautiful 16th century bridge is the oldest in Shropshire. The imposing castle ruins and large church stand guard over the town and its cosy pubs and shops. Visitors can follow the town trail to discover further hidden gems such as the Trinity Hospital Almshouses (with their quiet garden and chapel) and the Youth Hostel which is situated in the restored water mill.

Bishop’s Castle - a quirky market town with a relaxed atmosphere. Home of two breweries and two museums - and location for a host of festivals - Bishop’s Castle offers an array of interesting shops selling crafts, furniture, artwork and antiques. Other attractions include the Town Hall - an 18th century civic building hosting a regular indoor market - and the Lord Clive of India Memorial.

Shrewsbury - set amidst glorious countryside near to the Welsh Borders, it is one of England's finest medieval market towns. In fact it boasts over 600 listed buildings including the Castle, now a regimental museum and the world-famous Shrewsbury Abbey, home of the fictional Brother Cadfael. Charles Darwin was born and educated in Shrewsbury and all around you will find reminders of his association with the town.The River Severn forms a loop around the town centre offering gentle riverside walks or you can enjoy a trip on the new pleasure boat Sabrina. Next to the river you can relax in the beautiful Quarry Park, location for the annual Shrewsbury Flower Show.

Bridgnorth - home of the Severn Valley Railway and the Victorian Funicular Cliff Railway. Here you’ll also find the remains of the castle which today lean at an alarming angle (following a botched attempt by parliamentarians to blow it up).

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How HPB works: The Bond is a life assurance bond investing, after initial charges, in properties and securities. Properties are booked for a no profit 'user charge' and Points issued with the Bond. There is a quarterly fee of under thirty pounds including VAT linked to RPI, with all other management fees paid from securities. Investment is from £5,000. Encashment may be made under the terms of the "Money Back Promise" referred to above. Otherwise you may encash after two years at a value linked to that of the properties and securities but you may not see a profit and may incur a loss because of initial charges and fluctuations in asset values. In exceptional circumstances encashment may be deferred for up to twelve months. No medical examination required.

This advertisement is issued by HPB Management Limited ('HPBM') of HPB House, Newmarket, Suffolk CB8 8EH. HPBM are authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority and are the main UK agent for Holiday Property Bond ('HPB'), issued by HPB Assurance Limited ('HPBA') registered in the Isle of Man and authorised by the Insurance and Pensions Authority there. Holders of policies issued by the company will not be protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme if the company becomes unable to meet its liabilities to them but Isle of Man compensation arrangements apply to new policies.

The Trustee of HPB is HSBC Trustee (Guernsey) Limited registered at Park Place, Park Street, St Peter Port, Guernsey, Channel Islands, GY1 1EE. The Securities Manager is Baillie Gifford & Co registered at Calton Square, 1 Greenside Row, Edingburgh, EH1 3AN.. The Property Manager is HPB Management (International) Limited ('HPBMI') registered at Ground Floor, Neptune House, Marina Bay, PO Box 67, Gibraltar.

HPBM, HPBA and HPBMI are part of the HPB Marketing Group and are not independent of each other. HPBM is able to advise only on HPBA's products.

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