Where Can I Find self catering accommodation in Shropshire, England

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Hyssington, nr. Montgomery Sleeps: 3 Pets Allowed: Yes This charming 17th century granary stands close to a delightful country farmhouse.

Heron, Bentlawnt, Nr Bishop's Castle, Shropshire. Sleeps: 5 Pets Allowed: No Set in beautifully landscaped gardens, this converted barn offers panoramic views from its outstanding position high in the Shropshire hills. Within a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the cottages offer spacious comfortable accommodation in a peaceful setting. Wonderful walking from the door through unspoilt countryside to nearby forts, stone circles and hill top settlements. Historic Shrewsbury, Ludlow and Ironbridge within easy travelling distance as are the smaller towns of Bish

The Stables, Burlton, near Shrewsbury Sleeps: 5 Pets Allowed: Yes These nicely modernised and comfortably furnished holiday homes are created from a fine old brick granary and stables, near the owner's farmhouse, and offer a lovely secluded base for exploring the delights of rural Shropshire and the borders of Wales. They offer comfort after exploring historic sites at (Shrewsbury) Hawkstone Park, Ironbridge and Oswestry. The farm is a few minutes from Ellesmere's lakeland, and both medieval Shrewsbury and historic Chester are but a short drive. The farm keeps

Halford, near Craven Arms Sleeps: 2 Pets Allowed: Yes These two properties are tastefully converted from farm buildings, in a small hamlet just outside Craven Arms, where the pilgrim's are thought to have rested at the round house there, on their journey between Wigmore and Shrewsbury Abbeys. Surrounded by restful country, they provide some super walks direct from the properties. The historic towns of Ludlow, Shrewsbury and Ironbridge are within an easy drive. Locally there is fishing, horse riding and golf. Clun and Offa's Dyke close by. Nearby to

Elvan Cottage, Bishop's Castle Sleeps: 6 Pets Allowed: No Situated in the heart of quiet Bishop's Castle, this 17th century semi detached former merchants house retains many original features and exudes atmospheric charm. It stands just 200 yards from a selection of shops, pubs and restaurants, with the famous Three Tuns brewery pub and the timbered 'House on Crutches', which dates from 1573, close by. The tree-less Clun Forest, Offa's Dyke and Ludlow's racecourse, golf course and castle, are all only a short drive away. Surrounded by Shropshire's roll

Cwm Cottage, Sarn, Nr Montgomery. Sleeps: 7 Pets Allowed: Yes Near Offa's Dyke, in a wonderful rural location for exploring mid Wales and Shropshire, this peaceful and secluded period cottage nestles in 11/2 acres at the head of its own small wooded valley, bordered by a shallow stream. Thoughtfully restored, it stands detached and enjoys a southerly aspect in a natural setting. An idyllic retreat, close to the charming, historic town of Montgomery, with its castle ruins, timeless ambience and a small selection of pubs and restaurants.

Greete, nr. Ludlow Sleeps: 3 Pets Allowed: Yes This delightful cottage with exposed beams has been converted to provide cosy accommodation within a 30 acre small holding. Surrounded by peaceful countryside this cottage is ideal for the relaxing holiday.

Walton, nr. Shrewsbury Sleeps: 9 Pets Allowed: Yes A fine example of a Shropshire coach house converted into a delightful cottage having the perfect combination of all original features and modern facilities.

Hope Cottage, Lurkenhope, near Knighton Sleeps: 3 Pets Allowed: Yes This refurbished detached stone cottage in the English/Welsh Marches, has been furnished in a modern style. It enjoys landscaped level and hillside gardens, overlooking the wooded valley. The Offa's Dyke footpath passes close by, with the Offa's Dyke Centre at Knighton (11/2 miles). Explore border castles, Bishops Castle, Clun and Ludlow (within easy driving distance). Shops and pub 11/2 miles.

Rosewood, Cleobury Mortimer Sleeps: 6 Pets Allowed: Yes This attractive, craftsman-built detached house, is on a quiet lane, near the church. Close to Bewdley and the Malverns, a super touring base, with countryside all around. Ludlow, Tenbury Wells, Ironbridge Gorge and the Severn Valley are all an easy drive. Good hill walking (Clee Hill, Long Mynd) under 35 minutes' away. Shops, pubs and restaurants 200 yards.

Ash Wood, Ash, near Whitchurch Sleeps: 6 Pets Allowed: Yes This fine 16th-century yeoman farmhouse is rich in character and furnished with period decor. It makes a most unusual and peaceful hideaway, adjoining the owners' home, amid 5 lawns with 3 acres of gardens. There are fine views across to Mow Cop and the Peak District in the distance. Ironbridge Gorge 20 miles, western Peak Park 19 miles and Shrewsbury 20 miles. Shop 2 miles, pub 1 mile.

St. Vincent, Chatwall, Shropshire. Sleeps: 6 Pets Allowed: Yes Individually designed and thoughtfully converted from a stable block, these two delightful cottages (E.T.C. `5 Star' standard) command open views over some of Shropshire's finest countryside. Adjoining each other and enjoying a quiet position on the owners' 160-acre mixed farm, they are both charming and characterful, and share access to the surrounding grounds and a small furnished garden. Situated about 8 miles from the nearest village of Much Wenlock and about 12 miles from Shrewsbury, Wenloc

The Granary, Burlton, near Shrewsbury Sleeps: 4 Pets Allowed: Yes These nicely modernised and comfortably furnished holiday homes are created from a fine old brick granary and stables, near the owner's farmhouse, and offer a lovely secluded base for exploring the delights of rural Shropshire and the borders of Wales. They offer comfort after exploring historic sites at (Shrewsbury) Hawkstone Park, Ironbridge and Oswestry. The farm is a few minutes from Ellesmere's lakeland, and both medieval Shrewsbury and historic Chester are but a short drive. The farm keeps

Tuffley House, Cockshutford, near Ludlow Sleeps: 6 Pets Allowed: Yes A secluded 18th-century cottage full of charm and character, surrounded by fields. The steep drive past the old orchard opens to a private lawn, with superb views to Wenlock Edge and the Welsh hills. Cosy, well equipped and simply furnished, it has beams and exposed floor boards. Walks direct from the cottage lead to Brown Clee, an Iron Age Hill Fort, and the forest and lake in the Burwarton Estate. Ironbridge is a short drive away, the nearest towns are Ludlow and Bridgnorth with castles, antiq

The Old Stable, Hope Bowdler, near Church Stretton Sleeps: 2 Pets Allowed: No Beautifully converted from a traditional stable and barn, this cottage stands on a smallholding just outside the village of Hope Bowdler on the edge of the Shropshire Hills in an AONB. Visitors enjoy shared use of the 44 acre grounds and there are two well stocked fishing pools available to experienced anglers by prior arrangement. Church Stretton, with good sports amenities, shops, restaurants and pubs is within 2 miles and glorious 6 mile Long Mynd, with gliding, is nearby. Within easy reach a

Whitchurch Sleeps: 5 Pets Allowed: Yes A detached 17th century black and white farmhouse located in open farmland reached by a long farm drive.

South Lodge, Pitchford, Nr Shrewsbury, Shropshire. Sleeps: 4 Pets Allowed: No Peacefully situated within the extensive grounds of the Pitchford Estate, these three award-winning properties offer superb holiday accommodation. Windy Mundy Farm has been converted from an 18th-century threshing barn and deer shelter and is located on an old deer park at the centre of the estate. Built on top of a south-facing hill overlooking Row Brook, and part of a working arable farm, it is surrounded by fields of wheat and barley and has spectacular, far-reaching views towards the Shropsh

The Coach House, Upton Magna, Shrewsbury, Shropshire. Sleeps: 2 Pets Allowed: Yes Situated in the grounds of the 19th-century Old Rectory in the beautiful rural village of Upton Magna, these adjoining cottages are secluded yet only 100yards from the well provisioned shop/post office and excellent pub, serving good food. The area offers outstanding walking or cycling and nearby Atcham boasts the National Trust Attingham Park, which offers scenic riverside and woodland walks. Historic Ironbridge is a pleasant 20minute drive and the medieval town of Shrewsbury, with its dramatic

Lea Cross, nr. Shrewsbury. Sleeps: 3 Pets Allowed: Yes Situated in a quiet courtyard development and retaining its original charm whilst incorporating contemporary fixtures and fittings.

Harper's End, Nr Church Stretton, Shropshire. Sleeps: 5 Pets Allowed: No Set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this wooden barn has been carefully converted to form a warm, simply furnished property. It lies just a few hundred yards from the foot of Long Mynd, 5,500 acres of National Trust moorland ideal for walking, cycling, bird-watching and riding (and, for the more adventurous, gliding and hang-gliding). Standing beside the owners' home in 6½ acres of shared grounds, the cottage has its own spacious lawns, and enjoys open views from a patio of the Mynd, a

Halford, near Craven Arms Sleeps: 6 Pets Allowed: Yes These two properties are tastefully converted from farm buildings, in a small hamlet just outside Craven Arms, where the pilgrim's are thought to have rested at the round house there, on their journey between Wigmore and Shrewsbury Abbeys. Surrounded by restful country, they provide some super walks direct from the properties. The historic towns of Ludlow, Shrewsbury and Ironbridge are within an easy drive. Locally there is fishing, horse riding and golf. Clun and Offa's Dyke close by. Nearby to

10 Hopton Castle, Craven Arms Sleeps: 10 Pets Allowed: Yes Situated in a tiny hamlet still with the ruins of the 12th Century Norman keep, this very spacious cottage is simply furnished for larger family groups and get togethers. Set in secluded lawned gardens with patio area and brook (toddlers beware), enjoying views of the local church and surrounding countryside. Forest walks, picnic area and mountain bike trail within ¼ mile, Offa's Dyke and Clun are also close by. The village of Craven Arms has some charming and historic houses, including a round

Rodington, nr. Shrewsbury Sleeps: 2 Pets Allowed: Yes This attractive cottage adjacent to the owner's property, is surrounded by a 1.5 acre garden, with courtyard and wildlife pond, perfect for relaxing, dining al fresco and enjoying the countryside.

The Old Post Office, Eccleshall, Staffordshire. Sleeps: 5 Pets Allowed: Yes This detached Victorian cottage has been beautifully refurbished to a high standard to offer well presented family accommodation and benefits from superb views over Lake Copmere. Surrounded by unspoilt countryside, it is an ideal base for exploring the area with the Potteries, Chester, Shrewsbury, Ironbridge and Alton Towers all within easy reach. Golf, swimming, riding, cycling and walking available locally. Eccleshall (2miles) offers specialist shops, restaurants, and many historic inns. Quiet

Crabtree Cottage, Broncroft, Nr Craven Arms, Shropshire. Sleeps: 4 Pets Allowed: Yes This cottage enjoys a delightful setting at the entrance to Lodge Farm in Corve Dale (the valley to the south of Wenlock Edge). One of a pair , it has been completely rebuilt and furnished to offer very comfortable and attractive accommodation. It has its own gardens, and the view from all windows looks over the unspoilt countryside of this exceedingly pretty part of Shropshire, which is surrounded by Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty close to the Shropshire hills (with walks on Wenlock Edge,

The Barn, Mill Meece, Nr Eccleshall, Staffs. Sleeps: 4 Pets Allowed: No Located close to Cheshire, Derbyshire and Shropshire, this detached, sympathetically converted barn boasts its own garden, which makes the perfect place in which to relax in the evening, enjoying either a meal or simply a glass of wine. Internally, the property is double height and has exposed oak beams throughout. Set within the owners' extended family home, next to a railway line and main road, it has easy access to the pretty and historic market town of Eccleshall, and only 7 miles east of t

Brookside Cottage, Tugford, Craven Arms Sleeps: 6 Pets Allowed: Yes Brookside Cottage is set alone on the outskirts of the unspoilt hamlet of Tugford. It is part of Tugford Farm, situated two fields away and was originally a workman's cottage. Extensive network of local footpaths to be discovered. The Shropshire Way passes by the hamlet and beautiful Brown Clee Hill is within 4 miles. Accommodation for horses on our livery yard. Situated deep in the Corve Dale Valley, between Ludlow, Bridgnorth, Much Wenlock and Craven Arms, all within 10 miles. Fishing, ruined

Llansilin, nr. Oswestry Sleeps: 2 Pets Allowed: Yes This cosy cottage set in the hills of the English and Welsh borders is in a very peaceful location, with superb uninterrupted views across the valley and hills beyond.

The Glebe House, Wistantow, near Craven Arms Sleeps: 4 Pets Allowed: Yes This dormer semi-detached country cottage, dating from 1820, retains much original character. Carefully extended, it is near the hamlet of Wistantow - famed for its `home-brewery' pub. Amid Shropshire hill scenery, close to Wenlock Edge and Long Mynd, there is good walking from the door. Ironbridge Gorge, Acton Scott Farm Museum, Shrewsbury and medieval Ludlow an easy drive. Shop 3 miles, home-brew pub with restaurant 1 mile.

Highley, nr. Bridgnorth Sleeps: 2 Pets Allowed: Yes This cosy, studio bungalow, more suited for a couple, stands in the grounds of a large house.

The Old Granary, Pen-y-Bont, Oswestry, Shropshire. Sleeps: 6 Pets Allowed: Yes (Saturday changeover until jan 2007).Superbly situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on a secluded hill farm with magnificent views down the valley to the Welsh hills, this attractively converted, comfortable cottage has its own separate purpose-built snooker room with full-size snooker table. Carefully and pleasantly furnished, with a private sunny patio and garden. River fishing, pony trekking, wonderful walking, famous waterfalls and lakes, two golf courses, swimming, N.T. properti

Skimblescott Barn, Much Wenlock, Shropshire. Sleeps: 4 Pets Allowed: Yes This spacious single-storey converted barn is set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the Corve Dale, on a working family farm, where lambing takes place from mid-February to April. Standing detached, and beamed throughout, it boasts its own large garden as well as an enclosed courtyard. Centrally located for touring, the property is within easy reach of Shrewsbury, Ludlow and Ironbridge. Superb walking, riding, golf and fishing are all available locally. Pub 2 miles.

Evergreen Cottage, Much Wenlock, Shropshire. Sleeps: 8 Pets Allowed: Yes This attractive 17th-century cottage nestles in the hamlet of Brockton, near the quaint village of Much Wenlock. Standing detached, it boasts a wealth of period features including exposed beams and an inglenook fireplace. With open views across countryside to the Clee Hills, the cottage is situated close to Wenlock Edge. There is easy access to all of Shropshire's historic and rural delights, including Bridgnorth, Ironbridge, Ludlow, Church Stretton, Shrewsbury and Much Wenlock, with its charmin

The Cottage, Market Drayton Sleeps: 5 Pets Allowed: No Standing in its own large garden, this pretty, detached cottage is set within the grounds of the owners' handsome Buntingsdale Hall which is a Grade II* listed Queen Anne house completed in the 1700s. Only 3 miles from Market Drayton which boasts a golf course, leisure centre and swimming pool. A 20 mile drive from the Welsh borders, it is convenient for Alton Towers, Hawkstone Park, and the potteries of Stoke-on-Trent, with NT properties at Altingham, Shugborough and Weston Park. Guests are inv

The Cottage at Batchcott House, Richards Castle, Ludlow, Shropshire. Sleeps: 4 Pets Allowed: No This delightful thatched cottage stands detached in 1¾acres of shared garden, with an old orchard - the trees and roses of which offer a haven for birdlife. Set close to the owner's home in a slightly elevated position on the Shropshire/Herefordshire borders, the property offers externally an abundance of charm and character, whilst internally has a modern contemporary style. This is an ideal location for walkers, with immediate access to open countryside with fine views. The popular medieval to

Whiteways, Ironbridge, Shropshire. Sleeps: 4 Pets Allowed: Yes This very attractive detached cottage with its own garden stands on a hillside, overlooking the River Severn as it flows through the famous Ironbridge Gorge. Completely renovated, it offers extremely comfortable accommodation in this fascinating World Heritage town, within walking distance of varied shops, pubs, restaurants and the famous Iron Bridge. Views from the Wrekin (5 miles) are magnificent, and nearby Telford (5 miles) offers superb leisure facilities. Shrewsbury 10 miles. Central locat

Ludlow Sleeps: 5 Pets Allowed: No This property has been converted to a very good standard with a separate family dining room and a unique living room with a large pyramid skylight in the centre of the room.

Clun, "On the Shropshire Way" Sleeps: 4 Pets Allowed: Yes Standing on the edge of historic Clun village with ancient castle ruins, riverside walks and pleasant pubs.

Trap Cottage, Tugford, Craven Arms, Shropshire. Sleeps: 4 Pets Allowed: No Tugford Farm is situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, deep in the Corvedale Valley and overlooked by the Brown Clee Hill, one of A.E. Housmans `Blue Remembered Hills'. Set on a family-run working farm, and converted, both barns have been furnished and decorated to a high standard whilst retaining their charm and character with stone walls, exposed oak beams and trusses. Meal House was originally used to store grain, which was ground and mixed for the farm animals, whilst Trap Cotta

Strawberry Cottage, Wyre Forest, Nr Bewdley, Shropshire. Sleeps: 4 Pets Allowed: Yes Set in rural seclusion close to a working farm both cottages enjoy exclusive views over and across the Wyre Forest. Decorated to a high standard the cottages - formally a coach house and stables - offer comfortable accommodation in an area that has been declared one of outstanding natural beauty. Visitors can enjoy beautiful walks and bird-watching from the doorstep, or visit one of the many nearby towns. Bewdly (4 miles) is an attractive town with interesting side streets and riverside walks, L

Rhyse Cottage, Ashford Bowdler, Nr Ludlow, Shropshire. Sleeps: 4 Pets Allowed: Yes A sympathetically converted, beautiful 18th-century brick built cottage, standing in an elevated position, next to the owners' home and enjoying lovely views over the Teme Valley and surrounding farmland. Rhyse Cottage is just 2 miles from historic Ludlow (part of the Cittaslow network), famous for its Michelin starred restaurants and summer Shakespeare Festival. An open air market is regularly held and there is splendid walking, cycling and riding in nearby Mortimer's Forest and Offa's Dyke, wi

The Dairy, Clee Hill Sleeps: 2 Pets Allowed: No This pair of converted farm buildings have been thoughtfully designed in true cottage style to a very good standard. Both offer impressive views to the rear over some of the finest scenery in Shropshire. Specifically designed for couples who want to be close to the Shropshire walks. Ludlow, famous for its castle gastronomical designs and various festivals held throughout the year. Partners of all ages will love the location as it is within walking distance of two villages both offering pubs, sho

Meadow View, Orleton, near Ludlow Sleeps: 2 Pets Allowed: Yes A delightful cosy cottage for two, with private enclosed garden. Situated in the grounds of the owners country home, with views across the meadows to the wooded hills beyond. Meadow View is an ideal base from which to explore the surrounding towns, villages and countryside of the South Shropshire and North Herefordshire borders. The nearby ancient market town of Ludlow is renowned for its restaurants and many festivals. The Mortimer Trail, the National Trust properties of Croft Castle and Berrin

Cleobury Mortimer, nr. Ludlow Sleeps: 4 Pets Allowed: No Set in a golf club, this well appointed 2 bedroom property is only a short walk from the club house and all its facilities. The property has an open plan feel to it, and both bedrooms have en-suites.

Curlew, Bentlawnt, Nr Bishop's Castle, Shropshire. Sleeps: 3 Pets Allowed: No Set in beautifully landscaped gardens, this converted barn offers panoramic views from its outstanding position high in the Shropshire hills. Within a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the cottages offer spacious comfortable accommodation in a peaceful setting. Wonderful walking from the door through unspoilt countryside to nearby forts, stone circles and hill top settlements. Historic Shrewsbury, Ludlow and Ironbridge within easy travelling distance as are the smaller towns of Bish

Wagtails, Nr Bishop's Castle, Shropshire. Sleeps: 3 Pets Allowed: No A holiday location with a difference! This comfortably furnished former granary, with its own terrace and gardens, is a naturalists' paradise. It stands in the grounds of the Conservation Centre for Wolf Watch UK, surrounded by 70 acres of owned woodland overlooking 16 acres of red deer park in lush valley and forest, with an abundance of wildlife, including badgers and many species of birds. The rescued wolves, seen in the BBC's Wildlife on One programme, can also be seen in their enclosures. T

House by the Dyke, Chirk, Wrexham. Sleeps: 5 Pets Allowed: No Standing detached within the grounds of Chirk Castle (NT), this single-storey cottage was once the summer house for the Myddelton family, who lived in the castle. Boasting a large garden and orchard, with outstanding views of the Ceiriog Valley, Offa's Dyke also runs through the property. Nearby Chirk village offers an 18-hole golf course and fishing can be enjoyed on the rivers Dee and Ceiriog and from Chirk Castle Lake. Llangollen (5 miles) hosts the International Eisteddfodd in July, and is a

The Lodge, Sodylt Hall, Sodylt, Ellesmere, Shropshire. Sleeps: 4 Pets Allowed: No Two delightful cottages in the grounds of Grade II listed Sodylt Hall, carefully modernised and furnished, and equipped to the highest standards. Both enjoy a totally rural outlook in the unspoilt Border country close to the River Dee (fly fishing available) and the Welsh hills. Visitors enjoy shared use of the Hall's grounds, which are delightful in springtime, and there are lovely woodland walks. Ellesmere 4 miles (boating lake). Shrewsbury, Chester, Ironbridge and Snowdonia, all within easy r

Cherry Cottage, Hook-a-gate, Shrewsbury, Shropshire. Sleeps: 2 Pets Allowed: No Picture-perfect, this 17th-century, restored Grade II listed, timber-framed property provides a cosy romantic haven. It has its own garden, and is set in a small village, 3 miles south-west of Shrewsbury - a medieval town with many tourist attractions, bars and restaurants. The beautiful Shropshire Hills, such as The Long Mynd, are a short trip down the road. It is also an excellent base for exploring other local areas of interest, such as Bridgenorth, Ironbridge and Wales. Overlooking a field,

The Barn, Hazel Cottage, Farlow, Cleobury Mortimer Sleeps: 2 Pets Allowed: Yes Approached by a track and set on the owner's small-holding within the Shropshire Hills AONB, this secluded, detached stone barn conversion provides cosy accommodation throughout the year. Superb walking country, with some walks direct from the door over local commons and the Clee Hills with outstanding views. Easy driving distance to Ludlow, Ironbridge Gorge Museums, Stokesay Castle, several National Trust properties, the cathedral cities of Hereford and Worcester, the Wyre Forest, Cleobury Coun

Havelock Cottage, Much Wenlock, Shropshire. Sleeps: 5 Pets Allowed: No Set on the edge of one of Shropshire's most quintessentially English towns, this well-presented limestone cottage has been furnished to a high standard throughout. Set along a main road, there is easy access to Much Wenlock with its variety of shops and restaurants, as well as St Millburga's Abbey, holy wells, whipping posts and Olympian artefacts. Most of the buildings are architectural gems from the medieval, Georgian and Victorian eras. Walks from the door lead along the magnificent Wenlock E

Cherry Tree Cottage, Far Forest, Shropshire. Sleeps: 4 Pets Allowed: Yes Created from the outbuildings which comprised a small farm 300 years ago, Cherry Tree Cottage is built in the local sandstone and retains many original beams. Adjoining the owner's home and situated on the Shropshire/Worcestershire borders, it is ideally placed for exploring the surrounding unspoilt countryside - the Wyre Forest, Clee Hills and the Severn and Wye Valleys. Nearby are the historic towns of Bewdley and Ludlow, the cities of Hereford and Worcester and attractions such as the Severn

Pear Tree Cottage, Wyre Forest, Nr Bewdley, Shropshire. Sleeps: 4 Pets Allowed: Yes Set in rural seclusion close to a working farm both cottages enjoy exclusive views over and across the Wyre Forest. Decorated to a high standard the cottages - formally a coach house and stables - offer comfortable accommodation in an area that has been declared one of outstanding natural beauty. Visitors can enjoy beautiful walks and bird-watching from the doorstep, or visit one of the many nearby towns. Bewdly (4 miles) is an attractive town with interesting side streets and riverside walks, L

Stable Cottage, Sodylt Hall, Sodylt, Ellesmere, Shropshire. Sleeps: 5 Pets Allowed: No Two delightful cottages in the grounds of Grade II listed Sodylt Hall, carefully modernised and furnished, and equipped to the highest standards. Both enjoy a totally rural outlook in the unspoilt Border country close to the River Dee (fly fishing available) and the Welsh hills. Visitors enjoy shared use of the Hall's grounds, which are delightful in springtime, and there are lovely woodland walks. Ellesmere 4 miles (boating lake). Shrewsbury, Chester, Ironbridge and Snowdonia, all within easy r

Benjay Cottage, Uffington, near Shrewsbury Sleeps: 3 Pets Allowed: No This charming and very comfortable bungalow is set beneath Haughmond Hill, close to Attingham Park and the River Severn and yet is only 10 minutes from Shrewsbury. It adjoins the owners' home and is ideal for couples and small families seeking a rural retreat, whilst the access and wide doors suit the less mobile. There are walks from the door and views to the hills. A good touring, walking or cycling base for the mysterious Marches; Ludlow, the Long Mynd, Ironbridge, Acton Scott museums, and a

Sutherland's Drift, Kynnersley, Nr Newport, Shropshire. Sleeps: 6 Pets Allowed: No This tasteful and spacious former drift barn is idyllically situated amidst 400 acres of conservation farmland with stunning views of the Wrekins 1,334-ft summit. The property, with its own garden, is located on a working livestock farm and is encircled by an Iron Age scheduled ancient monument. The RSPB award winning farm, in tranquil surroundings, has rare breeds of cattle and sheep, wildflower meadows, farmland walks and a bird hide. Numerous National Trust properties are within easy reach. I

The Udder Cottage, Clee Hill Sleeps: 4 Pets Allowed: No This pair of converted farm buildings have been thoughtfully designed in true cottage style to a very good standard. Both offer impressive views to the rear over some of the finest scenery in Shropshire. Specifically designed for couples who want to be close to the Shropshire walks. Ludlow, famous for its castle gastronomical designs and various festivals held throughout the year. Partners of all ages will love the location as it is within walking distance of two villages both offering pubs, sho

Whitehill, Hobarris, near Clun Sleeps: 5 Pets Allowed: No Occupying an isolated position with breathtaking views across the unspoilt countryside of south Shropshire. Whitehill, is 2 miles from the town of Clun which is within an AONB and is well known for rolling hills, hidden valleys and good walking country. The property is detached, comfortable and decorated to a good standard. It makes a good touring base for visiting Ludlow, Shrewsbury, Hereford, Offa's Dyke, The Long Mynd and Wales. Shops and pubs 2 miles.

Hyssington, nr. Bishops Castle Sleeps: 8 Pets Allowed: Yes This wonderful 17th century timber framed barn conversion stands close to a delightful country farmhouse. Though fully modernised it retains the original charm and character having a wealth of oak beams. It has been successfully decorated and furnished in a traditional country style including a farmhouse kitchen, large lounge with woodburner, romantic double bedrooms, and adjoining games room.

Dipper, Clun Sleeps: 5 Pets Allowed: Yes The valleys west of Craven Arms are one of the prettiest parts of Shropshire, and these two cottages are set on the owner's small working farm, on the banks of the River Clun, near the little market town of Clun. The countryside around Clun is littered with Bronze and Iron Age remains, stone circles, forts and hill top settlements. Created from an old stone barn, each offers the many extra facilities that will add to a superb holiday, including clay shooting by arrangement. The cottages are with

Rhuewood, Wem Sleeps: 4 Pets Allowed: No Rhuewood, a cosy detached property situated near to the owners home, offers comfortable accommodation overlooking the local countryside. Wem town, 1 mile, commonly known as the heart of north Shropshire offers a small selection of shops and pubs, and is home to the museum of myths and legends. Within easy reach of medieval Shrewsbury, the market town of Oswestry or Ellesmere. The road network surrounding the town makes it easy to explore the Shropshire/Cheshire borderlands. Golf 5 miles. Shop/ga

The Old Coach House, Hook-a-Gate, Shrewsbury, Shropshire. Sleeps: 4 Pets Allowed: No Situated just 3miles south-west of the centre of the medieval town of Shrewsbury, this detached cottage lies in a rural position on the edge of a small village and enjoys views over fields, woodland and Rea Brook. Adjacent to the owners' farmhouse, on a small scale working farm, it has been restored and converted to a high standard (completed spring 2003) and has easy access to the surrounding beautiful unspoilt countryside and local walks - such as the Kingfisher Walk nearby. Good road access e

Sandbank, Obley, near Clun Sleeps: 6 Pets Allowed: Yes The steep, wooded hill country to the west of Clun is some of the most beautiful in Shropshire. This characterful detached cottage is in a lovely quiet position at the top of a hill overlooking the hamlet of Obley. It has over an acre of land including a good sized garden and a steep area of woodland. There is a roomy beamed lounge with a large open fire and pretty bedrooms. It is a peaceful and tranquil location. Shop and pub 4 miles.

Ambers Cottage, Nind, Nr Minsterley, Shrops. Sleeps: 3 Pets Allowed: No In a truly idyllic setting, this cosy detached cottage nestles in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and enjoys wonderful views over the rolling Shropshire countryside from its slightly elevated position. Close to the owners' home, it is surrounded by woodlands and fields where pleasant walks can be taken, and its location makes it an excellent base for touring the immediate area as well as nearby North Wales. Internally, its compact and characterful interior displays beams, exposed stone wo

Ferry Cottage, Bridgnorth, Shropshire. Sleeps: 6 Pets Allowed: Yes Formerly the ferryman's home and once part of the church's estate, this pretty cottage is idyllically set on the bank of the River Severn, just a short distance away from the popular Shropshire town of Bridgnorth. Accessed by a track, it stands detached and enjoys views extending over open countryside. The popular tourist attractions of Ironbridge and Church Stretton are an easy drive away and walking, fishing, cycling and horse riding are all available locally. Pub within easy walking distance.

Holywellmoor, Brown Heath, Ellesmere, Shropshire. Sleeps: 2 Pets Allowed: Yes Peacefully set in rural Shropshire, Holywellmoor is part of an outstanding conversion of a former barn. Standing detached within 1½acres of beautiful landscaped gardens, close to the owner's home, it has been well furnished and appointed throughout. Ideally based to explore the delights of Shrewsbury, Ellesmere, Bridgnorth, Ironbridge, Chester, Wales and the Severn Valley Railway. National Trust properties are within driving distance - Hodnet Hall Gardens and Hawkstone Park are nearby. Excellent

The Old Chapel, Clee Stanton, Nr Ludlow, Shropshire. Sleeps: 4 Pets Allowed: Yes Situated down a quiet lane, this former old chapel has been sympathetically renovated by the current owners to provide comfortable accommodation close to one of Shropshire's most popular towns - picturesque, medieval Ludlow. Single-storeyed, it boasts a cosy and welcoming wood-burning stove, and pleasant secluded garden outside where barbecues can be enjoyed. Taking a break from culinary chores, Ludlow offers some of Britain's finest restaurants to tempt the diner and variety of festivals hosted

Fairfield Bungalow, Ryton, near Shrewsbury Sleeps: 4 Pets Allowed: No Set in a little copse and tree-fringed wild garden, half a mile from Ryton, with views to Caer Caradoc and Lawley Hills. Suited to partially disabled guests (unsuitable for wheelchairs), an easy drive of medieval Ludlow, Long Mynd, Ironbridge Gorge and the Welsh border country. With walks and wildlife, minutes from Shrewsbury and Church Stretton. Shop 2 miles, pub ½ mile.

The Owl House, Moreton, Shropshire. Sleeps: 4 Pets Allowed: Yes Surrounded by local countryside views, this detached barn, boasting beams and flagstone floors, has been converted to a very high standard. It is set in the neighbouring owners' grounds with shared use of 3 acres of well-maintained gardens and outdoor heated swimming-pool. An ideal touring base for visiting Shrewsbury, Ironbridge Gorge and The Potteries, National Trust properties, farm attractions, museums and renowned gardens. Riding, golf and fishing nearby. Shops, pubs and restaurants within

The Stables, Upton Magna, Shrewsbury, Shropshire. Sleeps: 4 Pets Allowed: Yes Situated in the grounds of the 19th-century Old Rectory in the beautiful rural village of Upton Magna, these adjoining cottages are secluded yet only 100yards from the well provisioned shop/post office and excellent pub, serving good food. The area offers outstanding walking or cycling and nearby Atcham boasts the National Trust Attingham Park, which offers scenic riverside and woodland walks. Historic Ironbridge is a pleasant 20minute drive and the medieval town of Shrewsbury, with its dramatic

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