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Rural Cottage with Log Fire, Lake Walk and Fishing

Mulberry Cottage is situated on a working small holding, in the beautiful Shropshire countryside, with direct access to a network of footpaths. The cottage has a private entrance, with views overlooking the fields and surrounding farmland, and fully enclosed garden. Watch and listen to the wildlife - and enjoy the company of sheep, alpacas, chickens and horses. Take a walk and enjoy the tranquil countryside. In the winter, cosy up next to the toasty log burner, or enjoy the dark starry skies.

The Studio at Heath House, Bridgnorth

The Studio at Heath House is a light, airy and welcoming home from home. It is ideal for couples and solo adventurers. It is in a separate building from the main house and guests are assured privacy and quiet. We welcome pets too. The Studio provides the perfect base to explore the Shropshire Hills (AONB); and the historic towns of Bridgnorth (4 miles away), Much Wenlock, Ludlow and Shrewsbury. Ditton Priors is our local village and has a shop, post, office, pub, doctor’s surgery and garage.

Modern cabin in heart of Shropshire countryside

The Cabin is a charming property located next to the owner’s home but is private. It is furnished to give guests a cosy and comfortable stay. You enter the property straight into the well-proportioned, open plan living space. The kitchen area is well-equipped and modern, while the living area is designed to maximise the use of space. Leading off from the living room is a double bedroom with an en-suite shower room. To the front there is is a private parking space for 1 car and use of a garden.

Friendly Farm Stay Accommodation in an AONB

Pot House Farm is an eleven acre working small holding. We are situated on Catherton Common in an AONB in the Shropshire Hills. The apartment is located in the centre of the farm with a private entrance and a separate patio and garden area overlooking fields and is attached to the old farm house. The accommodation is disabled friendly. We are ideally placed to explore the Shropshire Hills on foot, horse or by cycling. Ludlow is 8 miles away and spectacular views from Clee Hill are close by.

Fabulous, modern studio in historic Much Wenlock

Lime Kiln Loft is close to the typically English, historic market town of Much Wenlock (5mins walk) and has direct access to the Wenlock Edge Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty fantastic for walking and cycling. We are also a short drive from the Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Site. It's in a beautiful rural location yet close to independent shops, traditional pubs and restaurants. Its clean, modern and well equipped. The studio is ideal for couples, solo adventurers, and business travelers.

Haybridge Cottage,dog friendly annex in Shropshire

Haybridge Cottage annexe is set in the hamlet of Haybridge in the beautiful Shropshire countryside . Although our postal address is Kidderminster we are about 30 minutes drive from there. The small town of Cleobury Mortimer is just 5 minutes away whilst the lovely riverside town of Tenbury Wells is a 10 minute drive. Historic Ludlow lies 12 miles away, a glorious trip over Clee Hill with stunning views. The annexe has its own private garden and terrace with wonderful views in every direction.

Little Orchard - cosy cottage, beautiful views

Brimming with Character & Charm, Little Orchard is a unique victorian terraced cottage located in the heart of Bridgnorth. A few minutes walk from the historic High Street, and yet set in a quiet 'off-street' backwater that facilitates arguably one of the best views in Bridgnorth, the meandering River Severn can be seen carving its way through the landscape below. The cottage features a private -'residents-only' terrace that takes full advantage of the stunning location and views on offer.

Black Sheep Barn. Stylish, remote and great views.

Black Sheep Barn is a luxurious two bedroom converted barn situated near Ludlow in a remote, undiscovered pocket of the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Explore miles of hill, wild heath and forest and then sit by the fire or perhaps on the terrace and enjoy fifty mile views to the Welsh border. It’s a good place to get away from it all as it’s a half mile up a steep track from the nearest road. We think it is a special place and we hope you will think so too.

Enchmarsh Farm barn

Small barn in the midst of a working Dairy and sheep farm right next to our home with fabulous walks all around. Double bed with small shower room and mini kitchen area in the corner of the room. Ideal as walking base or base when working in the area. Good parking just outside the barn - vehicles can be left whilst you walk the glorious hills around. Cooked breakfast available in the dining room in the farmhouse for £10 per person - includes the choice of sausage, bacon, eggs etc.

Entire Barn and Shepherds Hut, Blackberry. Ludlow

Welcome to Blackberry, which sits in the grounds of Harp Farm in the South Shropshire hills, a chequerboard landscape of field and forest, with an abundance of walks on the doorstep. The historic market town of Ludlow is just a short drive away with it's mighty castle, pubs, bars, restaurants and shops. Our nearest pub is The Tally Ho, which has just been awarded Shropshire pub of the year and it's just 1 mile away, serving great beer and probably the finest food in the area.

Idyllic retreat, fantastic views with EV charger

Idyllic retreat set in the grounds of a 17th Century thatched cottage. Private and isolated, no traffic noise ! Set within the Corvedale with Historic Ludlow a 4 mile drive away. Buzzards and red kites circle overhead. Fabulous, unspoilt views of Clee hill, Brown Clee and Flounders folly. Church Stretton and the Long Mynd is a 20 minute drive away. Ludlow food Centre is a 5 minute drive away. Electric car chargers available at 45p per kw

Dairy Living

The Dairy is located on our small, 200 acre farm which is hidden away, deep within the south Shropshire hills. We have brought a new life to the Dairy - which originally was the old wash house - in creating a new living space, whilst keeping to the original feel of its former use. The Dairy stands privately within its own area, close to the 17th century farm house, over looking the hollow way tracks that runs by the farm.