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Cosy and comfortable cottage in the heart of Ellesmere. Plenty of character with the original part of the building dating back to the late 1700's but with all the modern amenities you could wish for. Beautiful surroundings with Mere and canal walks close by. Ellesmere has pubs, eateries and independent shops as well as being served by supermarkets to cater to all your needs. Shrewsbury, Chester and glorious North Wales are all within easy driving distance.

A real home from home, Apple Tree Cottage will be entirely yours for your stay. A welcome pack is provided of tea, coffee, milk and biscuits along with some other useful items and the kitchen is fully stocked with everything you need to cater for yourselves. There is a washer/dryer for your convenience and if you are staying longer than a week, fresh bedding and towels will be provided. One parking space at the bottom of the garden but there is a public car park very near with very cheap rates.

Ellesmere has the largest mere outside of the Lake District with many others locally. Moscow Island on The Mere is a famous breeding place for Herons. The Shropshire Union and Llangollen canals also provide wonderful walks and cycling opportunities. The cottage is a stone's throw from the historic White Hart Inn. The Boathouse restaurant and cafe at The Mere is perfect for lunch or just a coffee overlooking the water.

A cosy cottage in the idyllic market town of Ellesmere. A short walk from the mere itself and the park, together with all the town's amenities and the canal. Several pubs, restaurants and cafes are within a 10 minute walk. The location is ideal for exploring the north and West of Wales together with Cheshire and Shropshire. This property is conveniently situated close to the town's main bus stop providing links to Shrewsbury and Gobowen railway station. A lovely area to explore.

A cosy cottage with a well equipped galley kitchen, a separate dining room with work space and a comfy chair ideal for curling up with a book and a living room equipped with a television, a selection of DVDs and books and a record player - bring your own records or listen to our collection.

Ellesmere is a quaint English market town near the Welsh border. It is a quiet town but there are often events going on especially on the weekends. There are a number of pubs and restaurants within walking distance of the property and a visit to the nearby Cremorne gardens, by the Mere, is a must. Ellesmere is a fantastic place for walking and cycling - and leaflets recommending routes are kept in the cottage.

Ideally located next to The Mere and a short walk from the centre of the market town of Ellesmere. No 1 The Shippon is a delightful studio-style ground floor apartment. Offering a single bed, en suite shower, comfortable armchair, mini kitchen, TV/DVD, underfloor heating and free wifi. Plus all the useful little extras from a corkscrew to an umbrella. The Boathouse (literally just around the corner) offers breakfasts, lunches and teas.

Everything you need for a comfortable nights stay. A high standard of clean, quality accommodation. Complimentary toiletries and large bath towel. Hairdryer. Fresh milk in the fridge and teas, coffee, hot chocolates and biscuits. Mini-kitchen has fridge, kettle, microwave and toaster (no hob). Useful extras such as cafetieres, tin openers etc.

Beautiful countryside which includes Meres (Lakes) and Canals. Lots of footpaths and cycling routes.

The Shepherd’s Hut (with optional tent pitch) has a spectacular location with glorious uninterrupted rural views, cosy log burner and swimming pool. Set in rolling countryside on the Welsh / Shropshire border, it has its own private access & parking and enjoys mains water, electricity and drainage. Behind the Hut is a pond with an island and mown tracks lead through the meadows for exploring. Just a mile away is the pretty village of Overton on Dee with its medieval church, pub and shops.

The Shepherd’s Hut is furnished to a very high standard. The Shepherd’s Hut sleeps two however you are welcome to bring a tent to accommodate up to three additional guests to share the facilities. There is a double bed with storage beneath, a kitchen area with sink and granite worktop, woodburner on granite plinth and an en suite shower, wash basin and wc. There is a bedside tv with built in dvd player - whilst there is no tv signal in the valley, there are lots of up to date films on dvd for guests to view. The kitchen is equipped with kettle, toaster, fridge and microwave oven together with a selection of crockery and utensils. Outside is a barbecue and seating area. The is a good mobile phone signal for all networks in the valley. Guests have their own private access from the quiet single track lane to the field where a mown area provides parking. A series of mown pathways then lead up to the Shepherd’s Hut, the pond and surrounding meadows. There are magnificent views over rolling border countryside and further mown tracks through the pasture leading up to the heated swimming pool, which is shared with guests staying at Little Pentre Barn. What makes the Shepherd’s Hut unique is the seclusion of it’s location and the wonderful views over the surrounding woodland and fields. The late evening sun sets over magnificent views towards the Welsh mountains and outside the Shepherd’s Hut is a private garden and seating for guests to enjoy the wonderful views. If guests wish to bring a tent with them they are welcome to do so to accommodate additional guests (a small charge applies, please just specify number of guests at time of booking). For families with young children, a tent can be pitched right next to the door of the Shepherd’s Hut so children can enjoy the adventure of camping but be within feet of Mum and Dad. There are also two further areas of mown grass a little more distant from the Shepherd’s Hut perhaps more suitable for teenagers wanting their own space. (Note: campers please provide own bedding/sleeping bags as well as tent).

The Shepherd’s Hut is located in a stunning location with magnificent views over rolling border countryside. Set in three acres of private grounds it is just a mile from the nearby village with its pub, shops and medieval church. Overton on Dee is a very historic village, the first casualty of Owain Glyndwr’s bloody rebellion of 1400, who burnt it to the ground. Luckily The Shepherd’s Hut was untouched and the churchyard yew trees also survived and as one of the Wonders of Wales are reputed to be nearly 2000 years old. The village has a number of shops and farm produce is available together with meat from a traditional local butcher. Four miles away, Ellesmere is the nearest larger village, with a major Tesco and lovely delicatessen as well as many smaller shops. It has a wonderful tea shop by the mere (lake) and seasonal availability of rowing boats. There is also a major wharf and boatyard on the Ellesmere canal and wonderful towpath walks. Llangollen is about 8 miles away and Oswestry ten miles. Chester and Shrewsbury are both about 22 miles distant, along very good roads, so the journey time is about half an hour. For National Trust members Chirk Castle, Erddig Country House and the magnificent Powis Castle and Gardens are all within easy reach. Hawkstone Follies is nearby, an 18th century garden filled with enchanting grottos, caves and passages as well as other memorials and a massive stone column up which guests can climb. The canal network is accessible either at Ellesmere or at nearby Trevor, where for a modest day charge guests can hire boats to explore the two impressive Telford aquaducts and the Chirk tunnel. A network of footpaths and backlanes are accessible right from the Shepherd’s Hut making it an ideal base for those seeking a relaxing rural break without the need to use a car. One of the lovely five mile or so walks nearby takes guests along the River Dee, has a halfway point at the village pub, perhaps for a Sunday Carvery Lunch, and returns via the lane right to the Shepherd’s Hut. Overton on Dee is a small village with a medieval church 1 mile from the Shepherd’s Hut with a pub, several shops and other facilities. The town of Ellesmere with its pretty mere, canals and many circular walks is 4 miles away. Ellesmere has a number of shops, banks and a Tesco supermarket.

The Stable is holiday accommodation set in rolling countryside on the North Wales / Shropshire border. It enjoys magnificent views across the valley towards England. The Stable benefits from a heated swimming pool, heated June - August, shared with the holiday property next door. A cosy log burner warms the main living area, which also benefits from oil filled electric radiators. There is a wet room with shower and a bedroom with double bed. Outside there is parking and secure bike storage.

The Stable has a private decked area and small private garden. Guests also have access to three acres of private grounds and seasonal use of the heated swimming pool. Heated by a wood burner, with additional oil filled radiators, the Stable looks out through double glazed doors onto magnificent uninterrupted views across the valley towards England. Despite being hidden away down a quiet country lane, the Stable is just one mile from the medieval village of Overton on Dee, with its pub, church and shops, and a few minutes drive from many wonderful attractions such as the aqueducts at Chirk and Trevor, the nearby towns of Llangollen and Ellesmere and the Castles at Whittington, Chirk and Oswestry. The Stable has a comfortable double bed, with an electric blanket, double glazing throughout and a wet room. A complimentary basket of wood, kindling and firefighters is provided for the wood burner. Late check ins are not a problem. Keys can be obtained from a key box and the are automatic lights which illuminate the entrance if guests are arriving after late flights / drives. If guests arrive in winter the electric blanket can be left on by arrangement and the wood burner can be lit to make your arrival really cosy!

Despite being set in glorious rural countryside, the Stable is just one mile from the village with pub, shops and medieval church. The river Dee is also one mile away, the Llangollen canal is some three miles away and there are numerous riverside and canalside pubs nearby. The pretty town of Ellesmere is four miles away with its quaint half timbered buildings, seven pubs, mere (lake) and parks with woodland walks. By the mereside is a wonderful tea shop serving meals. The Stable is on a quiet country lane which leads to a network of local footpaths, bridlepaths and quiet roads. It’s possible to walk or cycle for miles without having to use main roads. The quiet hamlet of Duddleston, with its ancient church (with an unusual hexagonal tower) lies just a couple of miles away and there are several circular routes taking in the river Dee, local pubs and nearby villages. There are maps in the Stable detailing the local area. Overton on Dee is a historic village, with churchyard yew trees reputed to be nearly 2000 years old. It has a number of shops and farm produce is available together with meat from a traditional local butcher. Ellesmere is the nearest larger village, with a large Tesco and lovely delicatessen as well as many smaller shops. Its wonderful tea shop by the mere is complemented by seasonal availability of rowing boats. Llangollen is about 8 miles away and Oswestry ten miles. Chester and Shrewsbury are both about 22 miles distant, along very good roads, so the journey time is about half an hour. For National Trust members Chirk Castle, Erddig Country House and the magnificent Powis Castle and Gardens are all within easy reach. Hawkstone Follies is nearby, an 18th century garden filled with enchanting grottos, caves and passages as well as other memorials and a massive stone column up which guests may climb. The Llangollen canal network is accessible either at Ellesmere or at nearby Trevor, where for a modest day charge guests can hire boats to explore the two impressive Telford aquaducts and the Chirk tunnel. A network of footpaths and backlanes are accessible right from the door of the Stable, making it ideal for those seeking a relaxing rural break without the need to use a car. One of the lovely five mile or so walks nearby takes guests along the River Dee, has a halfway point at the village pub, perhaps for a Sunday Carvery Lunch, and returns via a loop right to the door of the Barn.

About Balmoral Studio Lodge. Welcome to the Balmoral studio lodge, new in 2019. Beautiful & Bespoke luxury studio lodge fitted to an exceptional standard offering the perfect rural retreat ideal location for outdoor adventure. Extra large double bed with a flat screen TV. Open plan lounge, kitchen, dining area & bedroom. Separate wet room to include a massage shower. View of the pond leading out of the patio door onto a spacious veranda with garden furniture to include a swing chair, outside heating, outside shower, cycle rack, BBQ area (BBQ NOT INCLUDED) and a luxury hot tub with a pergola shelter. Ideal for couples. No pets allowed Lodge features. outdoor hot tub . outdoor shower . outdoor heating . cycle rack . Smart full HD TV . PS4 . Free WiFi . Kitchen includes microwave, oven and hob, wine cooler, toaster, kettle, Dolce gusto pod maker, pan set & utensils . Hair dryer . Wet room . Quality bed linen, duvet, pillow, towels. . Bathrobes & slippers . Beds made up for arrival . Double glazed and centrally heated . Covered veranda with garden furniture . Outside heating . Electricity included Complementary welcome pack to include tea, coffee, pods, pint of milk, sugar, biscuits, wine, bottled water, jam, marmalade, washing up liquid, tea towel, oven glove, shower gel, soap Your lodge has its own fishing peg, cost of carp fishing is £20 per day, half days are welcome. None smoking inside the lodge Adjacent parking. Check in times are 4pm. Check out times before 10am. Please note we are very sorry but we can not accomadate early chek in or late check out. This lodge is self catering, all the items given are complementary. (This will be the only lodge on site to accept 1 night bookings) Monday to Thursday. Minimum 3 night stay on the weekend (Friday, Saturday, Sunday.

Lodge features. . outdoor hot tub . outdoor shower . outdoor heating . cycle rack . Smart full HD TV . PS4 . Free WiFi . Kitchen includes microwave, oven and hob, wine cooler, toaster, kettle, Dolce gusto pod maker, pan set & utensils . Hair dryer . Wet room . Quality bed linen, duvet, pillow, towels. (Bath sheet, Bath towel, Hand towel, Face cloth) . Bathrobes & slippers . Bed made up for arrival . Double glazed and centrally heated . Covered veranda with garden furniture . Electricity included Complementary welcome pack to include tea, coffee, pods, pint of milk, sugar, biscuits, wine, bottled water, jam, marmalade, washing up liquid, tea towel, oven glove, shower gel, soap Your lodge has its own fishing peg, cost of carp fishing is £20 per day, half days are welcome. None smoking accommodation. Please note all the images are of the lodge you are staying in.

Ellesmere is a beautiful place to visit, it is in the country side with lots to do in the surrounding areas. The Mere in Ellesmere is a legacy created by the retreating ice age and subsequent melt water some 10,000 years ago (Global warming?) and is the largest of nine meres and mosses to be found in this unique landscape. Covering over 48 hectares - that's over 70 football pitches - and some 19 metres deep, The Mere provides a home to an abundance of wildlife. During the Summer months Rowing Boats are available for hire. The Mere was given a Green Flag Award – the mark of a quality park or green space in the UK – to recognise and reward being one of the best green spaces in the country. The Mere, which attracts over 240,000 visitors a year, was named amongst 1,476 parks, cemeteries, universities, shopping centres and community gardens that have met the high standard needed to receive the Award . Wood Lane Nature Reserve A disused industrial site, now a haven for birds One of the best bird-watching sites in Shropshire, Wood Lane Nature Reserve has been developed in recent years on worked-out industrial land, Tudor Griffiths Group’s old sand and gravel workings near Ellesmere. Several large lagoons with islands and surrounding wetland make up the reserve, which is surrounded here by a working landscape with mountainous heaps of sand providing a backdrop – and also the perfect nesting opportunity for hundreds of pairs of sand martins. Landfill and quarrying activities take place adjacent to the reserve.

A three bedroom apartment set in the beautiful Shropshire countryside on the outskirts of the county town of Ellesmere. It is located within Blackwater Meadow Marina and has direct access to the Llangollen canal towpath.

Battle Bessie is a unique ammunition wagon which served her country for 21 years. She has been lovingly converted to a 1940s home front style complete with four poster bed, vintage kitchen and shower room. Enjoy the stunning Shropshire views from Bessies balcony whilst sipping a complimentary glass of locally produced wine. She is located less than 3o minutes from historic Shrewsbury in the pretty rural village of Northwood Shropshire. There are two village pubs within walking distance.

All bedding is included, as is towels and some toiletries. The bed is full size double but does have a footboard. There are three steps to access the bed as the drawers and cupboards are located underneath the bed.

There are two village pubs within walking distance. The market towns of Ellesmere, Wem, and Whitchurch are within easy reach, 5 minutes by car. The historic nature reserve of Whixall moss is within walking distance as is colemere. We are also within easy reach of Chester and North Wales.

This dog-friendly luxury glamping pod is located in the beautiful lake-lands of Shropshire - just north of Ellesmere - overlooking the Cheshire Plain and Welsh hills. This en-suite pod is furnished to a high standard with underfloor heating making it cosy all year round. The pod has a comfy sofa, TV, double bed (a guest bed can be added for a third person), a shower room and a small kitchen area equipped with a fridge and microwave. Outside has decking and a lawned area for a barbeque.

Bed linen and towels are provided.

Being a rural location there are plenty of walks from the site, birdwatching or cycling. We are on the Land's End to John O'Groats route. Local coffee shops and pubs are very dog friendly. Within a short distance there are plenty of tourist attractions - 3 National Trust properties, UNESCO World Heritage sites eg Telford's Aqueduct, to name but a few. Also locally there are plenty of local quality eateries.

Recently renovated Coach House, adjacent to Gablecroft. Light, comfortable and welcoming space consisting of: kitchen/diner, sitting room with French doors leading to large patio/dining area and private garden. Double master bedroom, second bedroom with bunk beds and a third single room. Shower room/toilet downstairs. Gas central heating throughout. With private parking for one car.

A tastefully converted coach house homely yet functional enjoying its own garden and patio area; a private & peaceful rural retreat, yet near to all necessary amenities. Three bedrooms; one double, one single and one with bunk beds. Master bedroom with garden view and hairdryer. Sitting room with TV and French doors to patio area with outdoor dining table, bbq and lawned area.

There are two village pub/restaurants that accept dogs, just a short stroll away. The village has its own grocery store/post office and there is a good fish and chip shop. The area is great for walkers and cyclists. You can even hire a canal day boat a few minute's drive away at maester marine. Medieval towns of Chester and Shrewsbury are both within easy reach with plenty of shopping and lovely architecture. If you enjoy National Trust properties then visit Chirk castle, Powys castle or Erddig Hall, not to mention Attingham park. More locally there is Old Oswestry Hillfort, a large iron age earth works.

Ideally located next to The Mere yet only ½ mile from Ellesmere's Town Centre. The Old Dairy in The Shippon has been newly refurbished and includes a full kitchen. This one bedroom apartment is on the ground floor and offers spacious clean accommodation with all the little extras to make your stay a comfortable one. There is a kingsize bed, en suite bathroom (shower over bath) and a separate sitting room with kitchen area. The sitting room opens into a south facing walled garden.

The Shippon is located next to our farmhouse; your accommodation is self-contained with its own private entrance. There is private - free - parking next to your apartment.

There are lots of walks from the doorstep - through our garden and in to the woodland and down to the Canal for peaceful towpath walks. Or wander along by The Mere and feed the ducks and swans or relax in the Cremorne Gardens - all within ½ mile of Mereside Farm. The Boathouse is in a great location overlooking The Mere (Lake) and serves breakfasts, lunches and teas - and they are dog friendly too. Even better they are only 300m away - a short walk!

A beautifully recently renovated barn, sitting in the stunning Welsh countryside with rolling valleys. This barn is quirky and has wooden floors and oak beams throughout. It's very spacious giving plenty of room for guests to relax and unwind in. Your hosts James and Emma are on hand in the main farm house to welcome guests and see to any of your requirements. The barn is close to the Market Town of Ellesmere and historic Llangollen, and has great rail links to Chester and Shrewsbury.

In the Summer months guests have access to a shared heated outdoor swimming pool. Parking is free, off the road and next to the barn. There are games, books and a table football and pool table for guests use in the property. Walkers and cyclists are welcome and bike secure storage can be provided for a small fee, no storage for bikes in the property itself. A pet is welcome, we have two gorgeous friendly dogs so only friendly furry pets please! There is a small sun terrace off Bedroom 2 with outdoor steps leading to the front of the barn, where there is a large private seating/BBQ area for chilling and socialising. Bedroom 3 is located on the ground floor so no steps to climb making easy access for those with limited mobility. Should anyone wish to book a Home Spa Session, massage, facial, reiki, yoga or Pilates this can be arranged with prior notice. Fishing and Shooting can also be arranged with prior notice and subject to seasonable availability.

Fantastic walking, pubs and local shops are within a short distance of the barn, The Boat and The Cross Foxes at Erbistock (10 minutes drive) offer superb views of the River Dee and excellent gastro food. Llangollen is 20 minutes drive away. Shrewbsury is 30 minutes drive and Chester is also 30 minutes drive away.

This 3 bed spacious house has a large kitchen diner with 1800s bread oven feature, lounge with log burner, 3 bedrooms one with ensuite and large family bathroom. Lovely country village location with two family pubs, a park great for children and a large independant supermarket. Close to the welsh hills, amazing walks, mountain bike trails and climbing routes.

Newely renovated and fully insulated this is a cosy fresh home away from home for your stay. The kitchen has all the essentials and a large range cooker and in built dishwasher. There's a downstairs WC and utility. The lounge is a great place to relax, enjoy some tv, read a book and a cosy fire in the winter. (A basket of logs and kindling will be provided for winter stays. October-March). All the bedrooms are spacious with the master and second bedroom having king sized beds and the third a double. The master bedroom has a large ensuite and the family bathroom has a lovely large shower and freestanding bath. We have a travel cot that can be set up in any of the bedrooms on request. Please note we do not provide baby blankets. Children are welcome and we can provide a travel cot, steriliser, changing mat, high chair and fire guard on request. The garden is south facing and gets the sun all day and into the evening. There is a table and chairs with umbrella, a great place to relax or for children to burn off some energy.

A lovely quiet friendly village with two family friendly pubs and an amazing independant supermarket that you can get nearly anything from! There is a good childrens park and skate park. Good public transport to surrounding towns via bus and the train station - Gobowen is only 2 miles away. We are very close to Oswestry, Llangollen, Wrexham and Ellesmere, with Shrewsbury and Chester only being 30 minutes drive. We are in a great location for the welsh hills and fantastic walks, mountain bikes and climbing routes. If you fancy a day to the city manchester is 1hr 10 away or the beach is 1hr 30mins drive.

Spacious room on middle floor of our Georgian farmhouse. The accommodation is relaxed, comfortable and clean. Washbasin in the room and shared bathroom with shower on the same floor and close to the room. Extensive views across the Shropshire plain. All the food is organic and we use ecofriendly cleaning products. Tea /coffee making facilities in the room. Home produced milk & yoghurt at times. Organic continental (£5 pp) or cooked (£10 pp) breakfast paid cash on the day.

We have a relaxed and friendly environment, living as sustainably as we can.

The area is quiet and peaceful. You can walk in the country lanes and footpaths but it is a working farm area so look out for tractors!

A beautiful Grade 2 listed converted barn, set in the Quiet hamlet of Lee, with views of open countryside. Catch the early morning sun out on the decking, and visit some lovely nearby market towns and villages. we have a minimum stay of three nights,however at peak times we only accept a minimum stay of seven nights, and prices may vary at peak times, please contact us for prices.

Our cottage is relay peaceful, very little noise and light pollution, full of wildlife and noises of the country. The garden is enclosed, so great to let children and pets run around.

Our hamlet only has 10 properties, but the market town of Ellesmere is only a mile away, and has everything you need.There are great pubs and restaurants around us . Shrewsbury, Chester, Ludlow, iron bridge etc are all within easy traveling distance.

Stumpy Toddy Cottage is over 100 years old. Originally a barn for grain storage, it now provides peaceful, traditional accommodation in the Shropshire countryside. Set in 5 acres of private pastureland, Stumpy Toddy is a great rural getaway and base to explore the area. There's usually a 2 night minimum booking. It's £59 per night whatever the day or time of year. No additional cleaning fee but you will be charged Airbnb's service charge. Sorry we can't take dogs.

The Cottage is adjacent to, but entirely separate from, the main house with its own entrance and ample parking. To ensure complete privacy, any of the Cottage windows which could be overlooked from the main house have been frosted. There is a small, outdoor seating area to the front of the Cottage for the exclusive use of guests and you are also welcome to use the garden area and meadows - unless the sheep have beaten you to it! The Cottage has oak floors throughout and oak beams in all rooms. The beams mean that the ceilings are low and head room is restricted – fine if you’re 5’3” like me but you’ll need to watch your head if you’re a six footer! Heating is by electric radiators. On the ground floor: Living room with Freeview TV and DVD player. We do sometimes lose TV reception in poor weather conditions but have plenty of DVDs and board games for you to use if that should happen. No Wifi is available. Kitchen and Dining area with kettle, electric cooker, hob, microwave, dishwasher and fridge. There is a small freezer compartment in the fridge should you need ice for your G&T. The kitchen is well equipped for a self-catering stay and we’ll make sure there are a few essentials in the fridge for your first night. On the first floor: Landing with built in wardrobe. Bedroom with standard double bed. Bathroom with bath and over bath electric shower.

We are close to the Welsh border and well situated for exploring Shropshire, North Wales and Cheshire. Local attractions include the Shropshire Union Canal, Whittington Castle, Old Oswestry Racecourse, Oswestry Hillfort, Chirk and Pontcysyllte Aqueducts, the lakes at Ellesmere, Chirk Castle and Erdigg House. Llangollen is only a 20 minute drive away. The Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital is 2 miles away and can be reached by car in about 7 minutes.

beautiful detached house with a large garden. very close to major routes for north wales and the north. close to a lot of the beauty spots that this part of the country has on offer

the village is a lovely, peaceful place. the residents are very welcoming. the canal is very close by, and also the A5 which is a major route to manchester, Liverpool and Chester

Beautifully renovated spacious wing of large period property. One double bedroom (standard double bed) with hair dryer, en-suite, sauna, shower & WC, large living/dining room with solid fuel burner, kitchen with hob, microwave, small electric oven and under counter fridge.

Only a couple of hundred yards from the 12th century moated Whittington Castle, an attached wing but completely private to the main house: The West Wing has been recently renovated with high end interior designer finishes and consists of an entrance hall, a sauna room with separate shower, downstairs separate WC. A spacious living/dining room with knoll sofa and French doors opening onto a porch, overlooking the garden and has the added comfort of a multi fuel stove. Contemporary kitchen; situated upstairs. Luxury double bedroom (standard size double bed) overlooking the garden with tented fabric ceiling and Egyptian cotton sheets and hairdryer, leading to refurbished en-suite, fitted with a good sized shower. Off road parking, private yard with area for bycycles, large garden. Outdoor seating areas.

Charming village and picturesque location, 2 miles east of Oswestry. 5 minutes from Orthopaedic hospital. It is just 20 minutes from Shrewsbury (A5), and 35 minutes from Chester (A483). When approaching Oswestry stay on the A483 or A5 and do not turn for Oswestry Town. Take the A495 signposted for Ellesmere off the Oswestry bypass and continue into Whittington over the railway level crossing. At the T-junction turn left staying on the A495. The property, Gablecroft is on the left few hundred yards past the Castle The village itself has all you need including a local shop with postal services, two great eating houses: Ye Olde Boote Inn and The White Lion Local Attractions Whittington International Chamber Music Festival May, yearly. Whittington Castle Re-enactments and History Days. Old Oswestry hillfort was first fortified three thousand years ago, and the views into Wales along Offa’s Dyke, just a couple of miles away, are stunning. At popular family attraction Park Hall Farm a mile away a set of trenches has been recreated to represent the trench warfare of WW1 and other conflicts. Pistyll Rhaeadr, a waterfall with a 240-foot drop off the edge of the nearby Berwyn Mountain range, is especially spectacular after heavy rain. Walking across the 126-foot high Pontcysyllte Aqueduct is not for the faint-hearted! And there are the castles of Chirk and Powis, and several Great Little Trains of Wales, all within half-an-hour’s drive.

This is a private cosy wagon, a perfect romantic adult only hideaway. Light a fire, BBQ or cook and eat undercover in your own private quirky new camp kitchen diner, with two ring burner and grill. Relax in an idyllic woodland, with paths, ponds and willow structures. Ideal area for walking, or cycling, exploring North Wales or the Tourist towns of Chester and Shrewsbury. Explore Ironbridge or the Llangollen Canal.See also our Quirky Hoopla Tent, Cute Vintage Caravan and unique Silo Cabin.

Secluded by trees, this privacy makes this glamping experience very popular with our guests. It has all the facilities for visitors to enjoy the outdoors. Our four acre Smallholding is peaceful and away from traffic noise. It is suitable for those who want a break from everyday life , maybe eat out locally and explore the beauty of Shropshire. The private kitchen is fully equipped with sink, a two ring burner grill and undercover dining area. It is spacious with table and chairs, cupboards for food, a cool box. Just bring food and drink. It has all the possibilities for a unique camping activity, BBQ cooking, relaxing by a campfire, enjoying your own food and wine , maybe staying up late to watch the stars and getting back to nature, in a private setting. The nearby working smallholding is organic, off grid and selfsuficient in meat and veg. Roz and Phil will be around to make sure you are comfortable and have all you need, but we will leave you to enjoy your own area. This interesting and inspiring site also has a vintage air stream caravan(1970) a show wagon (1947) and a craft hut built as a shepherds hut. Roz's Craft hut is popular with guests who have a similar inclination and you may book a craft session on arrival. Bring tea lights to provide a romantic setting, also if you bring a good torch or camping lantern it would be useful.

You will be in a beautiful peaceful location. We are located in the countryside amongst cycle trails and lanes. There are nearby popular tourist locations, designer outlet, towpath walks, pretty towns, historic castles, walled towns and there is so much to see and visit in the surrounding area. Shropshire is a magical county and there is something for everyone. We will be happy to give you lots ideas of places to visit. We can recommend some lovely restaurants, towns, castles, walks and places of interest. We are a drive away from Ironbridge and not too far from the Shropshire Hills, an area of outstanding beauty.

The Barn is set in three acres of private grounds overlooking glorious views towards the English border. It has a cosy wood burner and natural oak timber frame beams throughout. A full height glazed window looks out onto a private balcony area and there is an enclosed garden adjoining the property. A swimming pool, heated June to August, is available, shared with guests staying in the Stable nearby. Ideal for families or couples wanting quiet, secluded breaks in a peaceful rural area.

Guests have a private balcony and garden. They can also enjoy the three acres of additional grounds. The open plan, oak framed barn looks out through a full height double glazed wall onto uninterrupted view of magnificent border countryside. Heated by a wood burner and oil filled radiators, and set in a delightful rural backwater, the Barn is ideal for quiet time away, yet close to many wonderful attractions. A complimentary basket of logs and kindling / firefighters is provided for the log burner. Late check ins are not a problem. Keys can be obtained from a key box and the are automatic lights which illuminate the entrance if guests are arriving after late flights / drives. If guests arrive in winter the electric blanket can be left on by arrangement and the wood burner can be lit to make your arrival really cosy!

Little Pentre Barn is located in a very rural and tranquil location but close to local amenities and just a mile from the nearby village with pub, shops and medieval church. Overton on Dee is a historic village, with churchyard yew trees reputed to be nearly 2000 years old. It has a number of shops and farm produce is available together with meat from a traditional local butcher. Ellesmere is the nearest larger village, with a major Tesco and lovely delicatessen as well as many smaller shops. It has a wonderful tea shop by the mere (lake) and seasonal availability of rowing boats. Llangollen is about 8 miles away and Oswestry ten miles. Chester and Shrewsbury are both about 22 miles distant, along very good roads, so the journey time is about half an hour. For National Trust members Chirk Castle, Erddig Country House and the magnificent Powis Castle and Gardens are all within easy reach. Hawkstone Follies is nearby, an 18th century garden filled with enchanting grottos, caves and passages as well as other memorials and a massive stone column up which guests can climb. The canal network is accessible either at Ellesmere or at nearby Trevor, where for a modest day charge guests can hire boats to explore the two impressive Telford aquaducts and the Chirk tunnel. A network of footpaths and backlanes are accessible right from the door of the Barn, making it an ideal base for those seeking a relaxing rural break without the need to use a car. One of the lovely five mile or so walks nearby takes guests along the River Dee, has a halfway point at the village pub, perhaps for a Sunday Carvery Lunch, and returns via a loop right to the door of the Barn.

Our grade II listed cottage is situated in the quaint market town of Ellesmere and is ideally located for exploring the glorious Shropshire countryside and the historical Welsh boarder towns. There are excellent local transport links from buses to Shrewsbury and Gobowen train station makes Ellesmere a great base to explore near and far . Ellesmere itself has a great selection of pubs, restaurants and cafes and also a good selection of indepenent shops as well as a supermarket.

Our 2 story cottage has many original features such as beams and exposed brick but with all the modern comforts guests expect. A well equipped kitchen including a dishwasher will make it easy for self catering and our utility room has a washer/dryer for longer stays. The master bedroom has a superking bed, second bedroom can be 2 singles or a king size on request. The main shower room is on the 1st floor the ground floor also has a cloakroom/WC. A lounge/dinning room has a large tv and comfortable seating. WiFi is provided. We allow up to 2 well behaved medium sized dogs but for the comfort of all our guests must not be allowed upstairs and not be left in alone.

With the cottage being located right in the heart of the town access to all Ellesmere has to offer is right outside the door. From the vaults bar well worth a visit... to a short walk down to the boat house cafe/restaurant located by the mere we are sure you will find everything you need to make your visit to Ellesmere an enjoyable one.

Close to llangollen, snowdonia, canal system etc. Very quiet house, pets wcome, also can offer babysitting. DBS checked. Off road parking

quiet area, large garden. close to the A5 link to chester, the north, snowdonia and llangollen

its a very quiet, happy place to live. there are only 6 houses in the close

Step into a vintage teashop experience. Everything you need for a cosy getaway. All you need is your towel and your toothbrush. Meals are provided.The caravan has a kitchen area with gas cooker, sink and also a porto toilet. This is a caravanning experience for those who want to enjoy a glimpse of life in the past in their own away from home. Located near Shropshires tourist towns, Ludlow,Shrewsbury, Ellesmere, the Shropshire Hills, the museums of Ironbridge, the canals, Chester and N. Wales.

Ideal for couples. A retreat from reality. This is for adults only, there are no children on site. The caravan is a refurbished vintage 1974 Safari Caravan. This rare caravan is an incredible 44 years old, it is waterproof, it is newly painted on the outside and inside has a 'dolls house' appeal. Very cute and cosy. Hiring this little caravan is intended as a 'step back in time' experience. You will be using teacups and vintage crockery. There will be battenburg and marshmallow cakes and old fashioned humbugs. Bed and light breakfast will be served as opposed to self catering. We can provide a pie and peas supper, afternoon tea or we can recommend excellent places to eat out. This allows for the van to be given the low impact and tlc that it deserves. It is equipped with tea and coffee ☕️ making facilities. There are two single beds. Sleeping bags are provided with separate clean sheet liner and and pillows with clean cases.

The caravan is situated on our small lawned area. We also feature a 1970 Airstream Caravan and a 1947 show wagon. Further down the field are unique and quirky Glamping units including a gypsy Bow Top, a Hoopla Stall Tent and Grain Silo, both carpeted and furnished with a double bed.

A round Grain Silo conversion! Probably the most unique getaway you will experience! This cabin is quirky, cosy, newly furnished, private and is in an idylic setting by a pond, with pathways amid trees. Enjoy the outdoor space, light the Chimenea or BBQ, listen to birds, relax in the sun, or sit out under the stars . There is everything you need in the kitchen to prepare meals and dine undercover. Explore North Wales, Llangollen Canals, Chester, Shrewsbury and Ironbridge and Shropshire Hills

The Granary Grain Silo The perfect dream accommodation for two. This spacious Silo has been luxuriously kitted out for a fabulous glamping experience for visitors to enjoy glamping in a natural setting. Our four acre Smallholding is peaceful and away from traffic noise. It is suitable for those who want a break from everyday life , maybe eat out locally and explore the beauty of Shropshire. There is a fully equipped camp kitchen for those staying in the Silo. It has a kitchen sink, two ring burner, grill and undercover dining area. There are cupboards for food, a cool box and kitchen utensils. Just bring food and drink. Cook and relax by a BBQ fire, eat out by the pond, stay up late to watch the stars and get back to nature, in a private setting. The accommodation has solar panel quirky lighting. Bring tea lights to provide a romantic setting outside. The nearby working smallholding is organic, off grid and self sufficient in meat and veg. Roz and Phil will be around to make sure you are comfortable and have all you need. This interesting and inspiring site also has a vintage air stream caravan(1970) a show wagon (1947) a Safari Caravan (1974) and a craft hut built as a shepherds hut. Roz's Craft hut is popular with guests who have a similar inclination and you may book a craft session with Roz on arrival. We also have a Hoopla Tent and a Bow Top Romany caravan featured on our other Airbnb listing.

You will be in a beautiful peaceful location. We are located in the countryside amongst cycle trails and lanes. There are nearby popular tourist locations, designer outlet, towpath walks, pretty towns, historic castles, walled towns and so much to see and visit in the surrounding area. Shropshire is a magical county and there is something for everyone. We will be happy to give you lots ideas of places to visit. We can recommend some lovely restaurants, towns, castles, walks and places of interest.

A rustic hut in its own secluded, private area on the property. There is a full double bed, cozy sofa and foldout dining table for two. A seperate, fully renovated horsebox provides a spacious cooking area for preparing those romantic meals for two. A private waterless eco-toilet keeps your glamping low-impact, keeping the world green. Use it as a hideaway to recharge, and if you fancy stepping back into the world there are two gastropubs, fish and chip shop and a local shop within walking distance. There is no shower.

Comfortable and quiet. Overlooking fields, next to a small pond area. All your creature comforts; towels, sheets and a very comfy mattress too.

Typical English village with 13th century castle ruin, two pub/restaurants, fish and chip shop and general store/post office.

We are a North Shropshire farm with a flock of 100 pedigree Llanwenog sheep. We also have stabling and paddocks for up to 12 horses for our DIY livery yard. This is a very rural area with many small family farms.

English Frankton is an ancient village listed in the Doomsday book. It is only a half hour drive from the medieval city of Shrewsbury which provides visitors with a host of places to visit such as the Castle, the Abbey (extensively described by Ellis Peters in her fictional books on Cadfael, the detective monk), as well as shops and restaurants. The Shropshire canal nearby in Ellesmere provides walking and day boat hire or why not hire a bike from Mere cycles and explore the surrounding countryside and the canal tow paths. If you fancy something more strenuous why not climb Wales' highest peak, Snowdon, which is only a 2 hour drive away or go south into the Shropshire hills and the Long Mynd or even white water raft down the Dee river in Llangollen. Then of course there is the Pontcysyllte aqueduct, the longest canal aqueduct in Great Britain and the highest canal aqueduct in the world. In short there are a whole host of activities to do in this beautiful part of England.

Loppington is our nearest village where you can enjoy a meal or just refreshments at the Dickin Arms. It has the only remaining bull ring in North Shropshire which was used for bull baiting until the 19th century. Cockshutt is about 2 miles away with the Leaking Tap public house providing meals and refreshment.

UPDATE: During the Covid-19 outbreak we are still open and welcoming guests 😀 Betty bus is in the corner of a field far away from other people where you can breath fresh healthy air. We are allowing 72 hours between guest visits and fully disinfecting all surfaces and washing all material. We also offer a shopping service where groceries can be delivered to the gate. You won’t have to have contact with another person. So enjoy your beautiful ‘staycation’ in wonderful Shropshire countryside.

Betty Bus is set in the corner of a beautiful field. She has retired from busy life transporting people across Shrewsbury, Oswestry, Welshpool and Newtown and is nestled in a secluded spot in Hindford, Oswestry. She has as a beautiful oak kitchenette overlooking with Gas hobs overlooking her field. She sleeps 4 and has a double bed and bunk beds. There is also a comfortable sofa. There is room to pitch a tent at a small extra charge. Car parking is available right outside Betty whilst the ground is dry throughout the summer months. If you’d like a winter booking parking is on the gravel drive. Betty has a lovely log burner making it easy for you to relax on chiller days. Betty has a separate bathroom with a hot shower and pleasant eco-compost toilet. There is no mains electricity but plenty of LED lights and fairy lights. You can park your car outside Betty in the summer season to charge your phone. The Llangollen branch of the Shropshire union canal is a 2min walk from the bus giving somewhere beautiful to go for a walk. Pub and shops are a 2min drive or 20min walk. Dogs are very welcome. Betty Bus is dog friendly but not dog secure which means that we welcome your furry friends but you must keep an eye on them during your stay in case of escapes. The area is fenced but jumpable/squeezable. I just need to know if you’re bringing your dog at time of booking.

Canal two minute walk from bus. Ruined castle in the local village, Whittington. Pub and shop 2min drive or 20min walk. Canal side walks. Quiet county lanes for walking and cycling.

Our house is close to the Llangollen Canal and the World Heritage Site of Pontcysyllte. The Chirk Aqueduct and Tunnel are within easy walking distance and Llangollen is nearby. . The house is next to the canal with many excellent walks on the English /Welsh border at all times of the year. You will have your own double bedroom and bathroom. A continental style breakfast is provided for you and is available from 8.00 till 9.30 am. Please note some traffic may be heard

One double bedroom Own bathroom with shower Toiletries included Towels provided Own TV lounge

Llangollen Canal runs through the garden with towpath access both East and West. Immediate views of open farmland. St Martins with church, pubs , post office and supermarket is within 1 mile.

A memorable experience, back in time in this Bright Yellow School Bus! If you are interested in vintage vehicles, then you may enjoy Glamping at The Acorns, staying in this converted comfortable space. We also feature a 50's gypsy wagon, a pretty 70s Safari Caravan, an airstream caravan and a vintage fairground Stall Tent!! This unique converted bus accommodation is for couples who can enjoy a peaceful, country retreat. Note: Not suitable for children as it is on a farm.

The bus is spacious with an entrance area, a kichen diner with table and seating. There is a toilet and shower ensuite and a double bed with access from both side at the rear of the bus. The space is ideal for a couple to enjoy a romantic break. The bus is located on a working smallholding. There are free range hens, geese and Buttercup the jersey cow on the farm.

Shropshire is a fantastic place to explore, so much to see and do. We are not far from the S. Shropshire hills and the mountains of N. Wales. There are historic towns with walls and castles, Ironbridge museums and Telford's canals. Llangollen, Chester, Bishops Castle and Shrewsbury to name a few! But many of our visitors stay onsite to feel the peace of nature and get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

The Courtyard Room is part of our 16th Century popular Coaching Inn. This newly refurbished room has ground floor access, its own private wet room, a king size bed that can be split into a twin and a set of bunk beds, it’s own TV and tea and coffee making facilities. It separate to the main pub therefore it feels more private. Just 100 metres away from the popular “MERE” and very central for some picturesque walks with your families and dog companions. We serve award winning food 12-9 daily

Our friendly Pub is situated in the heart of Ellesmere. Ellesmere is a popular town with visitors. We have the beautiful Mere less than 100 meters away which is one of the largest naturally created meres outside the Lake District. There is a park for the children and a leisurely 45 minute walk to the other side and back. We are surrounded by another 8 beautiful meres some of which you can walk to and back from here. We are a 5 minute walk away from The Shropshire Union Canal. There are plenty of facilities for boat hire, bike hire or fishing to make your stay here even more of an adventure. We have great transport connections to Shrewsbury, Chester and the Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital in Oswestry. For more information on all the facilities in Ellesmere and any upcoming events go onto the www.VisitEllesmere.co.uk website