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read more...1 Bedroom Cottage - Ref 2625 - Church Stretton, Shropshire
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The accommodation at Crispen Cottage is all on the ground floor and comprises a king-size bedroom, a shower room, a well-equipped fitted kitchen with a breakfast bar for two and a delightfully-furnished sitting room with an welcoming open fire. The cottage also benefits from a lovely garden which is perfect for outdoor dining. Among the many charming features of Crispen Cottage which have been retained are the exposed wooden beams and the impressive traditional stone fireplace.
Around this lovely part of rural England
Encompassing the Cotswolds, Shropshire and the Welsh Borders, this true “heart of England” offers honey coloured stone cottages, country towns and tranquil countryside. Shropshire delights with its variety. Whether exploring the castle, narrow streets or fine dining of Ludlow, strolling by the river in medieval Shrewsbury or discovering delightful Church Stretton, Bridgnorth or Bishops Castle, you can be assured of plenty to see and sample.
Even the museums and attractions are wide ranging; from the industrial investigations to ecologically informative nature centres, and even the chance to step back in time and visit a working Victorian village. Even the landscape alters, from the hills, heaths and deep wooded valleys of the Welsh borderlands to the magnificent, moorland scenery of the Long Mynd, while the beautiful Teme, Clu, Corve and Onny valleys host an amazing variety of wildlife. You can even take a walk on the wild side among the legendary Stiperstones, at Wenlock Edge and within the stunning Clee Hills. Herefordshire offers visitors the chance to journey through lush green countryside, enjoying splendid black-and-white timbered villages, a magnificent cathedral city, a fairytale Georgian castle at Eastnor or books galore in famous Hay-on-Wye. And if all that touring leaves you thirsty, lashings of Herefordshire cider should do the trick!
The self-catering accommodation in this one bedroom cottage in detail
- Oil central heating with additional heating from wood-burning stove in sitting area.
- Electric cooker, microwave, fridge, freezer (in barn opposite), washing machine (in barn opposite), colour TV, DVD player etc. Fuel, power and starter pack for wood-burning stove inc. in rent. Additional bags of fuel supplied by owner at £2.50 per bag (honesty box).
- Off-road parking for 2 cars. Mature enclosed garden with garden furniture and BBQ. Two well behaved pets welcome.
- Sorry, no smoking. Shops and pub 2.5 miles.
- Note: Water comes from a local borehole and is unsuitable for drinking unless boiled. Owner will provide 5 litres of drinking water per booking.
- A booking fee is payable if booking this cottage - please click on web link at foot of page for more information
Number of units of accommodation: 1
Rating:
Suitable for the disabled: No
Children are welcome: No
Pet Friendly: No
Sleeps from 1 to 2 people in 1 bedrooms
Local Sports: Walking, cycling
Price range from 210 to 320 per week
Facilities available with the accommodation are:
| Parking | Yes | Bath | Yes | |
| Television | Yes | Indoor hot tub | No | |
| Sky Television | No | Outdoor hot tub | No | |
| Video or DVD | Yes | Shower | Yes | |
| Microwave | Yes | Power Shower | No | |
| Dishwasher | Yes | Open Fire | Yes | |
| Ensuite Bathroom | No | Wood Stove | Yes | |
| Central heating | Yes | Laundry facilities | Yes | |
| Games Room | No | Swimming Pool | No | |
| Garden | Yes | Tennis Court | No | |
| Linen | ||||
| Towels provided | Yes | Bed linen provided | Yes | |
Flexible changeover day: No
Number of bathrooms: 1
Holiday Type: Cottage for 2 for rmantic breaks in Shropshire
Property type: Rent
Travel: Ludlow 12 miles
Local attractions: The beautiful South Shropshire countryside has so many attractions, and Wall-Under-Heywood is close to the Ironbridge Gorge, Stokesay castle, the Severn Valley Steam Railway and Acton Scott Historic Working Farm, to name a few. It is also just a few miles from the oldest pub in Shropshire – the Royal Oak in Cardington, which can actually be found in the Domesday Book. There is endless natural beauty to be discovered in this wonderful area too, and the Shropshire hills are perennially popular with walkers, cyclists, riders, ramblers and wildlife lovers of all descriptions all year round. The traditional and still-bustling market towns of Church Stretton and Much Wenlock are close to Wall-Under-Heywood, while the amenities and visitor attractions of busy Shrewbury and historic Ludlow are within easy reach. This is an excellent and sought-after holiday location with plenty to offer to suit a wide variety of tastes.
Good places to visit: Ludlow Castle and the market, Ironbridge Gorge, the Black and White villages of Herefordshire.
Good places to eat: The attractive market towns of Church Stretton and Much Wenlock are both nearby and offer a variety of pubs and restaurants as well as excellent shopping.
Short Breaks: Yes - The minimum number of days for a short break is 3
Please telephone the owner for more information using the number below for instant results.
01244 500 540 or
Click here to email owner
http://www.sykescottages.co.uk/cottages/2625.php?rfx=10035
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Contact: Ms. Claire Testi |
Address: Sykes Cottages Lime Tree House, Hoole Lane, Chester, CH2 3ER, England |
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