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Rose Villa - A Beautiful 5 Bedroom Country Retreat

Bring the whole family to this beautiful private country home, located just a few miles from Shrewsbury Town Centre. Rose Villa has been lovingly renovated, and offers a private garden and large patio area to enjoy. Rose Villa sleeps 10 guests, with 5 bedrooms, including a master bedroom with ensuite and a flat screen TV. There are 3 further spacious bedrooms upstairs, sharing a large family bathroom. Bedroom 5 is located downstairs with easy access to the powder room. Child and Pet friendly.

The lodge, 3 bedroom cottage

A homely cottage attached to the barns of the main hall , with private parking and your own access. It is a perfect base for hill walking and cycling . The lodge is surrounded by the fabulous Shropshire hills, a mile to the nearest pub yet just 10-15 minute away from the centre of Shrewsbury. There is a private seating area outside the front of the lodge and access to the pony paddocks if you have a dog that needs a run! Next door is the Nook so why not book there to if you need more room

Rustic town centre Mews house with king size bed

An attractive, Grade 2 Listed mews house, recently renovated in a modern, welcoming style. King size bed and free Wi-Fi. Located in the beautiful town centre, within a few minutes walk of the Quarry Park, Castle, shops and restaurants. If arriving by train, it’s a ten minute walk to the house. There are multiple car parks within a few minutes walk. There is an outdoor secure storage area, perfect for bikes. It’s an ideal location for exploring fabulous Shrewsbury and the surrounding area.

Stunning refurbished Grade II Listed building

The Summerhouse sits 250m from Offa's Dyke Path with access to miles of walks, ideal for anyone wanting to explore Shropshire and mid-Wales. It is a charming Grade 2 listed building, with commanding views of the Severn Valley to Montgomery. Recently refurbished - the top floor has a comfortable super-king double bed, beneath a Victorian vaulted wooden ceiling and a cosy sitting area with QLED TV and super fast fibre broadband. Ample car parking with external electric vehicle charging point.

Beautiful base to explore stunning surroundings.

A fantastic apartment set in the beautiful Shropshire countryside just off the A5 between Shrewsbury-Oswestry with excellent parking facilities to explore a wealth of fantastic walks, amazing Archaeology & stunning places to visit. Do visit Olivia's point. Excellent attractions in the heart of the countryside. A stunning base in a perfect location, for couples, work placements, Ramblers, Business travellers, stop overs and adventure motorcyclists etc. Check in 4pm - Check out 10am.

The Potting Shed.

Nestled in a walled garden in the heart of the hamlet of Little Ness. The Potting Shed provides simple comfort regardless of the time of year. The sitting room/kitchen is fully equipped as is the shower room. A cozy bedroom awaits when its time to turn in. Close by is the Cliffe and also Nesscliffe Hill. Both ideal for walks starting at The Potting Shed. The medieval town of Shrewsbury is a short distance away. Further afield, to the south The Long Mynd, to the west the castles of Wales.

Country lodge - accessible, family & dog friendly.

Oak Tree Lodge is perfect for couples or families. A newly crafted oak beamed living space with beautiful views and a fabulous outdoor space for dining, relaxing or playing, star-gazing, or watching bats and owls on moonlit nights. A wealth of opportunities, from exploring historic Shrewsbury, adventuring into Wales, discovering castles or stately homes, pedalling route 81, walking local hills or along the canals ,kayaking the Severn, mountain biking, or relaxing taking in the panorama.

Long View Railway Cabin (max 2 adult + 2 children)

Long View is a 1950's vented railway carriage originally used for transporting perishable goods. Rescued from a local farm it has been lovingly restored by ourselves into a cosy, romantic retreat overlooking the Shropshire hills. Set on the edge of our remote 5 pitch family caravan site, this unique getaway is the ideal place to unwind and take in the breathtaking views. Surprisingly spacious it has everything you need for a romantic weekend away or short break with the family.

The Lodge, Shrawardine Castle, hot tub,wild swim

Idyllic, country cottage 4km from Shrewsbury with hot tub. Decorated in Farrow and Ball style, its perfect for family holidays, small groups or couples looking for a country bolthole. Our river meadows meet the River Severn and are just a short walk from the cottage. We welcome you to bring a well behaved dog and explore our farm. South Shropshire hills on our doorstep and the Welsh coast within reach, we are surrounded by some of the most beautiful countryside in the UK.

A romantic historic tower for 2

The Summerhouse Tower is a very special holiday-home-for-two set within the rolling Shropshire countryside. A Grade II listed tower, this unique, romantic retreat enjoys excellent views to the east, and views of the Shropshire Hills to the south and the west. The Tower, built circa 1607, was originally used as a banqueting house for entertaining dinner guests. Whilst the main house was destroyed by a fire, The Summer House is available for cosy stays throughout the year.

The Stable

The Stable is a self-contained annexe to our Grade 2 listed barn conversion. Located on a private road in a conservation area just a few miles outside the historic town of Shrewsbury. Private entrance & free private parking. You will be surrounded by numerous walking routes and National Cycle Routes, The Shropshire Hills, AONB. The Welsh border is only a few miles away which acts as a gateway to Mid & North Wales. Close to local wedding venues

Spacious 1-bedroom holiday home with parking

Platt Mill Farm and holiday home are nestled between fields and partly bounded by the river Perry. Dating back to 1269, it is the earliest property in the township with the unusual distinction of having been a double water mill. Although no evidence of the mill remains, If you stop and stare for a while you may get a sense of days gone by when the water mill would have turned day and night, grinding flour for the local folk.