Shropshire is one of England’s most rural counties located between Birmingham and the Welsh borders. Sparsely populated, this seductive county is a true ‘hidden gem’ with its beautiful unspoilt rolling countryside, fine dining, intriguing historic towns and warm welcoming atmosphere. Centrally located, Shropshire is within easy driving distance of almost any location, making it ideal for those looking to get away for a self-catering short break or a longer holiday. Its landscape is unique and has a fantastic diversity of habitats and wildlife, providing plenty to keep outdoor enthusiasts amused. Read more
Offering the chance to get away from it all, this lovely retreat for two nestles within an AONB within the glorious South Shropshire hills. Fantastic walking, incredible views and easily accessible to Shropshire's many attractions including Shrewsbury, the Stretton Hills and Ludlow for fine dining. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
Perfect for a romantic break, this lovely cottage just for two is a short drive from the small Shropshire town of Clun and within easy reach of Ludlow and Shrewsbury. Stylish and welcoming, and perfect for walking, touring or simply relaxing! Tourist board rating: 5 Star Gold
Surrounded by beautiful Shropshire countryside, The Gatehouse is a lovely retreat for two. Located close to Clun, this gorgeous stone self catering cottage is a good choice for those who want to walk, tour the area or simply relax in a picturesque rural setting! Tourist board rating: 5 Star Gold
A romantic stone self catering holiday cottage for two guests located within beautiful Shropshire countryside, overlooking the valley. Ideal for visiting popular places such as Ludlow and Shrewsbury. Tourist board rating: 4 Star Gold
Nestled in five acres of private gardens with views of The Callow, the Stiperstones and Kerry Ridgeway, The Barn, Church Bank Farm is perfect for couples who want a romantic country break. The Grade II listed cottage is pet-friendly and furnished to a high standard, with the surrounding area offering a wealth of walking, mountain biking and horse riding potential. Shrewsbury is around a 15-minute drive from the cottage, and Welshpool and Montgomery are also close.
Perfect, romantic “away from it all” retreat for two in a brand new stylish apartment conversion set in glorious countryside near Bishops Castle within the beautiful Shropshire Hills (AONB). Lovely walking, wonderful wildlife, stunning views, easy for Ludlow and Shrewsbury.
A delightful 4 Star Gold pet-friendly cottage in a peaceful rural position on the Shropshire/Cheshire border. Nestling amongst tranquil countryside with the use of a hot tub, this is an ideal retreat to enjoy a relaxing holiday away from the crowds. Tourist board rating: 4 Star Gold
Tucked away in a secluded position close to the river banks, this characterful holiday cottage provides a cosy retreat just for two. With log burner, heaps of character, fantastic walks (direct access onto the Offas Dyke) and glorious Shropshire countryside all around, all the right ingredients are provided to relax and unwind. Just three miles from Clun. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
A pet friendly 4 Star holiday home just ten minutes away from Audlem village where you can enjoy lovely canal walks, tea rooms etc. Sitting on the Shropshire/Cheshire border, guests have countryside walks straight from the front door - an ideal retreat to relax and unwind. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
A delightful cottage for two providing the chance to enjoy a taste of country life in a peaceful tranquil position amongst countryside on the Shropshire/Cheshire borders. Perfect for escaping away from the crowds with the use of a hot tub providing the ultimate in relaxation. Tourist board rating: 4 Star Gold
With lots of character (including a beautiful Victorian fireplace) this lovely self catering cottage affords a quiet position right in the heart of Ludlow. A perfect place for relaxing and enjoying Ludlow's superb restaurants that are a short walk away, along with being an ideal base for exploring the beautiful countryside of Shropshire and Wales.
A comfortable holiday home with lots of original character in a quiet position in the heart of wonderful Ludlow with its excellent fine restaurants. Perfect for exploring Shropshire and its beautiful countryside, along with Wales.
A self catering holiday cottage which is full of original character and provides an idyllic peaceful retreat at any time of the year for a family holiday or romantic break. Set within the beautiful South Shropshire Hills in a countryside setting perfect for relaxing, the cottage is within easy reach of Shrewsbury and Ludlow.
A stylish holiday lodge affording a waterside position alongside the river in a tranquil spot in the village of Clunton within easy reach of Clun and also Ludlow and Shrewsbury. An ideal retreat whether you want to simply relax in a peaceful setting or explore the many attractions of this beautiful part of Shropshire.
The ideal peaceful holiday retreat for couples in beautiful South Shropshire. Wonderful walking, stunning views, and within easy reach of Shrewsbury, Ludlow and the Stretton Hills. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
An ideal dog-friendly retreat for couples on the Shropshire, Worcestershire and Herefordshire borders - a superb base from which to explore the many attractions of all three counties and ideal for a short break away to recharge your batteries (two night breaks available all year round). Ludlow and Leominster are a short drive away.
An enchanting self catering cottage surrounded by farmland providing a cosy country retreat where you can relax and unwind amongst stunning rural scenery. Just three miles from the Shropshire village of Clun and miles of wonderful walks with the Offas Dyke on the doorstep. Plenty of character and a log burner for winter breaks. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
A idyllic and cosy coach house just for two, beautifully presented and situated in the dramatic and wild scenery of the South Shropshire Hills. Near to Craven Arms, Clun and within easy reach of Ludlow. Perfect for relaxing, exploring and dog-friendly.
Stylish and beautifully presented throughout, this welcoming dog-friendly holiday home sits in the picturesque Tanat Valley on the Shropshire/Powys border, and is surrounded by beautiful countryside and stunning views that are sure to please those with a passion for walking or simply relaxing! Plenty of attractions and opportunities for lazy days, and an ideal bolt-hole for a relaxing break at any time of the year.
Sleeping up to ten guests in a high degree of comfort and style, The Coach House provides an ideal retreat to relax and unwind for either a short break or longer holiday with friends or family. It sleeps up to ten, has plenty of space inside with five bedrooms, and outside with garden and additional 'chill-out area' with hot tub, sauna pod and BBQ hut. Sitting in the Tanat Valley on the Shropshire/Powys border, there are an abundance of attractions to visit nearby. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
Its welcoming hospitality and superb local produce makes Shropshire popular with those who enjoy fine dining. The thriving market town of Ludlow has gained a reputation for being a foodie’s paradise with its annual food festival and Michelin star restaurants. This vibrant town bustles with festivals and events throughout the year and embraces the whole foodie culture with great independent shops, a market place open four days a week and numerous eating establishments, transforming mouth-watering local produce into culinary delights.
Shrewsbury is the county town of Shropshire and the birthplace of Charles Darwin. Set amongst glorious rolling countryside, Shrewsbury is one of England’s finest medieval market towns. Its cobbled streets are lined with black and white timber-framed buildings that provide a haven for shoppers with independent and designer shops to browse. With its lovely riverside walks, famous Shrewsbury Abbey, museums and great selection of cafes, bars and restaurants, Shrewsbury is a must to visit!
Other popular attractions in and around Shropshire include: the Ironbridge Gorge Museums, the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution set within the beautiful Severn Valley; the quintessential medieval town of Much Wenlock; the Severn Valley Railway and numerous remains of ruined abbeys, hillforts, Roman cities and castles.
With its good range of holiday accommodation and a convenient central location, Shropshire is an ideal holiday destination at any time of the year and if you are still undecided, find out more.
