Self-catering holiday cottages in Shropshire

Situated in a beautiful rural location but within easy reach of all amenities Pooh Hall is the perfect place to stay whilst you enjoy all the wonderful things that Shropshire has to offer. The owners, Sue and Peter Murray, found this gem in 2004 and were absolutely bowled over by the house itself and the glorious views.If you decide to venture further afield there is plenty to see and do, the Long Mynd and Mortimer Forest for walkers, Ludlow and Shrewsbury for architecture and shopping, the World Heritage site of Ironbridge and several National Trust properties nearby. Poo Hall is home to three lovely holiday cottages for adults only and the cottages are non smoking. Dogs are welcome by arrangement in The Bothy and The Gatehouse. A range of meals are offered and dis.... click icon to read more.

Situated in a beautiful rural location but within easy reach of all amenities Pooh Hall is the perfect place to stay whilst you enjoy all the wonderful things that Shropshire has to offer. The owners, Sue and Peter Murray, found this gem in 2004 and were absolutely bowled over by the house itself and the glorious views.If you decide to venture further afield there is plenty to see and do, the Long Mynd and Mortimer Forest for walkers, Ludlow and Shrewsbury for architecture and shopping, the World Heritage site of Ironbridge and several National Trust properties nearby. Poo Hall is home to three lovely holiday cottages for adults only and the cottages are non smoking. Dogs are welcome by arrangement in both The Gatehouse and The Bothy. A range of meals are offered an.... click icon to read more.

Situated in a beautiful rural location but within easy reach of all amenities Pooh Hall is the perfect place to stay whilst you enjoy all the wonderful things that Shropshire has to offer. The owners, Sue and Peter Murray, found this gem in 2004 and were absolutely bowled over by the house itself and the glorious views.If you decide to venture further afield there is plenty to see and do, the Long Mynd and Mortimer Forest for walkers, Ludlow and Shrewsbury for architecture and shopping, the World Heritage site of Ironbridge and several National Trust properties nearby. Poo Hall is home to three lovely holiday cottages for adults only and the cottages are non smoking. Dogs are not allowed in this cottage but are welcome by arrangement in both the owners other cottages, The .... click icon to read more.

The Coach House is a cosy, idyllic rural retreat for couples which is situated in the dramatic and wild scenery of the South Shropshire Hills.  Positioned at three hundred metres, it has beautiful views to the head of the valley and is located below the Black Hill.  It has recently been modernised and provides a high standard of holiday accommodation which benefits from features such as a wood burning stove, stylish interior and modern facilities.South Shropshire is one of England's most beautiful areas which is as yet, undiscovered by tourism.  Both the beautiful countryside and local towns remain largely unchanged. Walking is one of the main attractions of the area with numerous walks starting from the very.... click icon to read more.

Mill Stream Cottage is hidden away in a secluded valley close to the banks of the River Unk. Surrounded by a patchwork of fields and rolling hills in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, where the only sounds you can hear are those of the river and birdsong.Dating back to the 17th Century Mill Stream Cottage was a working corn-mill and has now been tastefully converted into a cosy romantic retreat for two retaining the original stonework, beams and mill ironwork. The unspoilt countryside is a haven for wildlife and there are good walks including Offas' Dyke from the cottage door. The impressive scenery of The Long Mynd and Stiperstones and Georgian Ludlow with two Michelin star restaurants and 500 listed buildings are all just a short drive away. .... click icon to read more.

The Dick Turpin detached, stone and timber built, slate roofed property stands high above Clun. The cottage enjoys enviable views of the valley and the rolling Shropshire hills. The fully restored property nestles in 20 acres of woods and wonderful walks on the hillside high above the historic village of Clun. Located in the first 'environmentally sensitive area' and designated an area of outstanding natural beauty. The countryside commission recent survey designated this to be one of the three remaining havens of tranquility in Britain.The charm of The Dick Turpin Cottage with its many features of architectural and historic interest has been carefully preserved. You will receive a warm welcome and enjoy a high standard of accommodation. The Dick Turpin Cottage i.... click icon to read more.

Goosefoot Barn is nestled in a secluded valley in beautiful Corvedale. With attractive views down the valley and the imposing Clee Hill on the horizon there is nothing to disturb the peace and tranquility.A holiday at Goosefoot Barn Cottages will ideally suit anyone with the need or desire to get away from it all. There are four delightful cottages to rent which have been converted from stone and timber barns and furnished and decorated to a high standard. There is also a fully equipped games room with darts, full size snooker table and tourist information area. There are four cottages - Pinstones, Diddlebury, Corfton and Munslow, which together with our family home comprise the three sides of a courtyard. All cottages are centrally heated and there is a No Smoking policy .... click icon to read more.

The Miller's House nestles in a peaceful and secluded valley surrounded by farmland and wooded hill country, three miles from the pretty village of Clun. The perfect place to explore, relax and unwind.Dating back to the 17th Century, The Miller's House was a working corn-mill and has now been tastefully converted into a cosy rural retreat retaining the original stonework, beams and mill ironwork. Offas Dyke path can be reached on foot, while The Long Mynd and Stiperstones are a short drive. This area of Welsh Marches has many castles and historic border towns - medieval Ludlow has 500 listed buildings and two Michelin star restaurants. .... click icon to read more.

Mount Cottage, with its own walled garden, has recently been converted from a small 17th Century barn, retaining much of its original character.This area of South West Shropshire, with Mid Wales on the doorstep, is wonderfully unspoilt, unpolluted and relatively traffic free, offering numerous opportunities for those who enjoy walking.The Stiperstones, the Long Mynd and the iron age fort of Bury Ditches are all nearby.Both riding and fishing can be easily arranged. There are also lovely gardens and country houses/castles open to the public, including Clive of India's Powis Castle with its stunning hanging gardens. The Mid Wales coast is only 60 miles away and the drive passes through outstandingly beautiful countryside. Offa's Dyke is close, and the.... click icon to read more.

Dower Cottage is a lovely stone built, oak beamed cottage just outside the Roman Village of Leintwardine, set on a peaceful country road. This property of character which is adjacent the owners home has accommodation for 4 people and is centrally heated throughout.The cottage has magnificent views over the glorious unspoilt Shropshire/Herefordshire countryside, and walkers can enjoy the scenery from the miles of footpaths beginning almost from the doorstep. The thriving town of Ludlow is situated approximately 8 miles to the east and is famous for its summer festival of arts, literature and music, it's food festival in the autumn, it's medieval castle and its wealth of wonderful restaurants. The historic cathedral city of Hereford and the fashionable market town of Shrewsbury are.... click icon to read more.

Goosefoot Barn is nestled in a secluded valley in beautiful Corvedale. With attractive views down the valley and the imposing Clee Hill on the horizon there is nothing to disturb the peace and tranquility.A holiday at Goosefoot Barn Cottages will ideally suit anyone with the need or desire to get away from it all. There are four delightful cottages to rent which have been converted from stone and timber barns and furnished and decorated to a high standard. There is also a fully equipped games room with darts, full size snooker table and tourist information area. There are four cottages - Pinstones, Diddlebury, Corfton and Munslow, which together with our family home comprise the three sides of a courtyard. All cottages are centrally heated and there is a No Smoking policy .... click icon to read more.

Goosefoot Barn is nestled in a secluded valley in beautiful Corvedale. With attractive views down the valley and the imposing Clee Hill on the horizon there is nothing to disturb the peace and tranquility. A holiday at Goosefoot Barn Cottages will ideally suit anyone with the need or desire to get away from it all. There are four delightful cottages to rent which have been converted from stone and timber barns and furnished and decorated to a high standard. There is also a fully equipped games room with darts, full size snooker table and tourist information area. There are four cottages - Pinstones, Diddlebury, Corfton and Munslow, which together with our family home comprise the three sides of a courtyard. All cottages are centrally heated and there is a No Smoking policy in all.... click icon to read more.

Horseshoe Cottage is a comfortable self catering holiday cottage in Ludlow, Shropshire. It makes an ideal vacation rental to stay in and explore Ludlow and the beautiful Shropshire and Welsh country side that surrounds the Ludlow area. Horseshoe Cottage is open for holidays all year round. Short, midweek and weekend breaks can also be rented throughout the year.The cottage has been fully modernised and benefits from having its own parking. The accommodation has everything you need for a relaxing self catering holiday with the added bonus of the cottage having a private garden you can enjoy the sunny days in. The cottage is in the centre of Ludlow, within the old town walls but is in a quiet location. It sleeps four, but is also ideal for two or single occu.... click icon to read more.

Birchope Byre is an idyllic peaceful retreat in the grounds of the owners former farmhouse.Situated half a mile up a farm track on a hillside surrounded by rolling farmland, the cottage offers stunning views from the paved and gravel garden which is surrounded by shrubs and flowers - the perfect place to relax and unwind. This recently converted stone byre with slate roof has been renovated to the highest standard whilst retaining lots of original character with oak beams, hand crafted oak and elm furniture and fittings, exposed stone wall and Cotswold flagstones in the kitchen/dining area. The cosy log burning stove and full central heating make Birchope Byre ideal at any time of year -  whether you are looking for a family holiday, a romantic brea.... click icon to read more.

Between Shrewsbury and Ludlow lies the timeless and unspoilt, Shropshire Border hill-country which offers a wonderful mix of moorland, deep wooded river valleys and lovely rolling farmland. One of its nicest stretches lies between Bishops Castle and Clun crested by the ancient hill-top camp of Bury Ditches. From the summit, stunning views range as far south as the Forest of Dean, westwards deep into Wales and east towards Wenlock Edge. Lower Down just below is a tranquil hamlet of two farms and ten cottages surrounded by woodland and sheep-fields. The cottage is at the end of a terrace but enclosed by a very large secluded garden with flower-beds, lawns and a patio. It has its own driveway entrance and parking. The views from the cottage are excellent especially towards th.... click icon to read more.

A traditional timber & stone farm building lovingly restored, located amongst 160 acres of rolling Shropshire countryside with magnificent views fromall apsects.There is a wealth of old traditional pubs and restaurants locally offering good quality food and bar snacks to full restaurant dining facilities. There are many places of interest to visit during your stay at Harry’s House, including Ironbridge, Severn Valley Railway, Black Country Museum, West Midlands Safari Park, RAF Cosford, Weston Park, Ludlow, Shrewsbury and the Shropshire Hills. .... click icon to read more.