A traditional stone-built cottage, this home-from-home is the ideal retreat for couples or a family and with the addition of welcoming one dog too – it ensures everyone can enjoy a holiday! An elegantly decorated space, set in an elevated position and boasting spectacular views across the Shropshire countryside, it makes a great base for exploring the surrounding area. Adventures are sure to be unleashed with popular walking routes and cycle trails nearby, as well as adrenaline-fuelled activities on offer direct from your doorstep.
Enter the property into the handy hall area, with plenty of hooks and space to kick off your outdoor shoes and shut the mess away. Step into the inviting lounge, with sumptuous seating and spectacular views from the large sash window – it is a warm and welcoming room, full of country charm. Relax after a long day with drink in hand, wood burner crackling away and a good box set on the TV. Step up into the kitchen, contemporary and well equipped with all you need to ensure your stay is well catered for. Conveniently, there is also a ground floor shower room and WC. Upstairs there is a spacious twin room and a king-size bedroom offering yet more inspiring countryside views. The elevated garden area is sure to set tails wagging – it features breathtaking views across Shropshire - simply sit back and enjoy.
Set on the fringes of Church Stretton, a historic market town with the nickname “Little Switzerland”, the property boasts beautiful views across the South Shropshire hills. An area renowned for its outdoor pursuits, above the west of the town the Carding Mill Valley and Long Mynd is a well-known spot for gliding, handgliding and paragliding. For seasoned walkers and challenging “walkies” take the aforementioned routes, along with Shropshire Way. Well behaved hounds on leads are welcome within the grounds of Bishops Castle (12 miles) where the town itself hosts regular festivals and fairs or visit Ludlow (15 miles) or Shrewsbury (13 miles) for a wider range of shops, galleries and eateries as well as the Shrewsbury Flower Show and Ludlow Food & Drink Festival, both held yearly.