West Midlands Safari Park in Worcestershire offers a large drive-through safari with exotic animals including white lions and cheetahs, interactive walk-through exhibits such as dinosaurs and reptiles, a sea lion theatre, and amusement park rides for families.
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The Mill
This offering is a former 18th century water mill converted into a ground-floor accommodation with two bedrooms, set by a river with private fishing and surrounded by wildlife and countryside near historic towns and the Welsh border.
The Cider Mill is a traditional semi-detached country cottage dating from the 1850s with exposed beams, wheelchair accessible ground floor facilities, and a shared garden area in a rural setting near Tenbury Wells and the Welsh Borders.
Kyre Park offers visitors beautiful 'Capability' Brown gardens spread over 39 acres, an antiques barn, and a licensed bistro. While the historic house itself is not open to the public, the gardens and barn are accessible daily with facilities including accessible parking, toilets, and pet friendliness.
A delightful multi-level apartment in the heart of Ironbridge with views of the Ironbridge, set over two floors and close to local attractions and amenities.
This detached holiday lodge is located in a scenic and peaceful rural area of Shropshire, near the historic Ironbridge Gorge and surrounded by countryside with outdoor space available for guests.
Aldenham Park is a Grade II* Palladian historic house with significant ties to Charles I, featuring guided tours of the main rooms and gardens, and tea served in the saloon. It is a lived-in family home open to visitors by paid tour, offering both indoor and outdoor experiences with some child-friendly aspects.
Whispering Place is a Grade II listed Georgian property in historic Bewdley that combines period charm with modern comfort, located near the Severn Valley Railway and the West Midlands Safari Park, set in a quaint village atmosphere with nearby river views and local amenities.
The Cottage is a Grade II listed rural property with character, accommodating up to nine guests with four bedrooms and four bathrooms, located near villages and natural attractions, offering a peaceful and family-friendly atmosphere with a games room and enclosed garden.
West Midlands Safari Park in Worcestershire offers a large drive-through safari with exotic animals including white lions and cheetahs, interactive walk-through exhibits such as dinosaurs and reptiles, a sea lion theatre, and amusement park rides for families.
Brook House is a historic, luxury detached holiday cottage set in a rural working farm estate in the Malvern Hills area with panoramic views and extensive natural woodland grounds.
A luxury historic property on the River Severn in Bridgnorth featuring seven bedrooms, a games room, and an enclosed courtyard garden with a unique historic cave bar area, close to local amenities and scenic countryside attractions.
Comer Woods is a large working woodland within the Dudmaston Estate in Shropshire offering outdoor activities such as walking, running, cycling, and natural play for families. The site is dog-friendly, accessible with powered mobility vehicle hire, and features a takeaway café with seating. It hosts various family-focused events during the summer and has free access with parking charges for non-members.
Bridgnorth is a historic market town in Shropshire, England, divided by the River Severn into High and Low Towns. It features a steep funicular railway, castle ruins, historic churches, and is rich in cultural and outdoor activities.
A cosy and romantic ground-floor retreat within a historic Grade II Georgian manor house in the Worcestershire countryside, offering picturesque views, peaceful surroundings, and shared garden and BBQ facilities.
Parker's is a historic restored cottage situated within the 700-acre Netherley Hall Estate surrounded by natural woodland and scenic countryside, offering a rural working farm setting and panoramic views of wooded hills.
A thatched timber frame cottage dating back over 500 years set in a rural location with views over ancient fields and meadows, featuring a large garden and private parking, with historic charm and internal steps between rooms.
Madresfield Court is a historic moated stately home in Worcestershire with a rich family heritage and significant cultural and architectural importance. Visitors can enjoy guided tours exploring its fine collections and history connected to the Arts and Crafts movement and literary inspiration.
Malvern is a historic spa town in Worcestershire known for its Victorian architecture, natural mineral water springs, rich cultural scene including music and theatre, and proximity to the scenic Malvern Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Ground floor apartment in a refurbished former school located in the village of Burwarton, offering a relaxed countryside setting near local walks and a country pub with dining.
Quay Cottage is a historic riverside cottage in Bewdley, ideal for couples or small families, featuring a cosy interior with modern conveniences and views of the river.
Knowles Mill is a historic 18th-century water-powered grain mill ruin in Worcestershire, set within the Wyre Forest National Nature Reserve. Visitors can explore the mill ruins, observe remnants of the mill machinery, and enjoy the surrounding woodland and meadow managed by the National Trust.
Bewdley is a historic riverside market town in Worcestershire, England, known for its Georgian architecture, scenic location on the River Severn, and vibrant cultural scene including music festivals and markets.
Turford House is a spacious, beautifully restored 3-bedroom Georgian townhouse located within walking distance of Ludlow town centre, set over three levels and featuring original oak floors and beams that reflect its historic character.
Ludlow Castle is a notable medieval ruin in Ludlow, Shropshire, featuring historical architecture and scenic views. Visitors can explore the castle grounds, learn about its rich history including ties to English royalty, and enjoy various events and festivals held at the site. Facilities include a café and shop; parking is nearby.
Ludlow is a historic market town in Shropshire, England, known for its medieval castle, Tudor architecture, vibrant food scene, cultural festivals, and picturesque location by the rivers Teme and Corve.