Shropshire

Shropshire is a historic and scenic county in England’s West Midlands, known for its medieval towns, castles, industrial heritage, and beautiful countryside.

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Henlle Hall Cottages

Henlle Hall Cottages features a rural setting in extensive parkland on the English–Welsh borders, blending 17th century charm with contemporary luxury in converted coach house cottages near historic towns and local countryside attractions.

2 miles from Brynkinalt

Brynkinalt is a Grade II* historic house in Wrexham, home to the Trevor family since 942 AD. Visitors can enjoy guided tours of the formal rooms and learn about the family's rich history, as well as explore the formal gardens and woodland on their own. The site offers scheduled tours and group visits by arrangement with refreshments.

Home Farm - The Hornbill

A romantic chic retreat in a peaceful Shropshire hamlet featuring a private hot tub, enclosed garden with patio and barbecue, wood burner, and views of manicured gardens and Wenlock Edge, suitable for up to 4 guests including 1 pet.

2 miles from Langley Chapel

Langley Chapel is an Anglican church built in 1601 in rural Shropshire, notable for its original 17th-century wooden furniture and unmodernized historic interior. It offers visitors a rare glimpse into early 17th-century ecclesiastical architecture and furnishings, preserved without modern alterations.

3 miles from Arley Arboretum and Gardens

Arley Arboretum & Gardens is a private garden on the banks of the River Severn featuring over 300 species of rare and ancient trees, accessible gardens, and seasonal floral displays. Visitors can enjoy outdoor exploration including a rock garden, herbaceous borders, and Italian-style garden, with facilities such as a children's play area, refreshments, and dog-friendly areas.

Willington Lodge

Willington Lodge is a large Grade II listed Georgian country home set in a rural part of north Shropshire, offering accommodation for up to 23 guests in eight bedrooms with extensive period features and spacious grounds including gardens and courtyards.

The Old Kitchen

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.

2 miles from Sunnycroft

Sunnycroft is a Victorian suburban villa in Wellington, Shropshire, featuring a rare unaltered interior, an elaborate conservatory, and extensive grounds including stables, pigsties, gardens, and a tree-lined avenue. It is owned by the National Trust and open to the public by appointment or on limited occasions.

High Bank

This newly converted cottage in rural Shropshire offers a cosy and homely retreat with countryside views, private gardens and patios, and a peaceful village setting near walking trails and local amenities.

3 miles from Benthall Hall

Benthall Hall is a 16th-century English country house in Shropshire, featuring fine oak interiors, historic gardens, and connections to the English Civil War, open to the public seasonally under the National Trust.

3 miles from Hodnet Hall Gardens

Hodnet Hall Gardens offers visitors an outdoor experience with extensive and colorful gardens surrounding a Neo-Elizabethan mansion, featuring ornamental pools, wildlife habitats, and accessible facilities including a cafe. Entry is free for Historic Houses members, with general admission fees for others.

3 miles from Hardwick Hall

Hardwick Hall is a grand early Georgian Grade II* listed house in Shropshire, known as the birthplace of the highwayman Wild Humphrey Kynaston, offering guided tours inside and views of the surrounding parkland and lake. Refreshments are available but children under 14 are not permitted.

2 miles from Stokesay Court

Stokesay Court is a late-Victorian historic family home with extensive landscaped gardens in Shropshire. Visitors can explore the intact Victorian interiors, see artifacts from the film Atonement, and enjoy accessible grounds with woodland walks and water features. The venue offers scheduled guided tours and food services for groups by arrangement.

Near Offa's Dyke

Offa's Dyke is a historic large earthwork that runs along much of the England-Wales border, symbolising the ancient boundary between Mercia and the Welsh kingdoms. It offers visitors a significant outdoor experience with scenic views, walking paths, and notable archaeological importance.

2 miles from Kyre Park House, Gardens & Antiques Barn

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.

The Roost

A dog-friendly ground-floor barn conversion set in a peaceful part of the Shropshire countryside near historic towns and natural beauty spots, offering a cosy and homely atmosphere with an enclosed garden and private parking.

3 miles from Cantlop Bridge

Cantlop Bridge is a historic single-span cast-iron bridge designed and approved by Thomas Telford in 1818, located in Shropshire. It is a Grade II* listed structure and a scheduled monument, now serving as a pedestrian monument with an information board and free access.

2 miles from Nant-Iago

Nant-Iago is a medieval Welsh house featuring Gothic Georgian details, historic cruck frames, and Regency Gothick windows. Visitors can enjoy guided tours of the ground floor and bedrooms, explore attractive grounds including a lake and arboretum, and see collections of memorabilia, rescued owls, and classic cars.

3 miles from Minsterley Hall

Minsterley Hall is a historic Tudor house first built in 1581, featuring timber framing and additions with elements recycled from the nearby Caus Castle. Notable features include a 15th Century oak screen and a grand Italian marble fireplace, reflecting its rich heritage and connections to the Marquis of Bath.

2 miles from Hartlebury Castle

Hartlebury Castle in Worcestershire is a historic residence of the Bishops of Worcester offering visitors a rich experience with a Bishop's Palace tour, Worcestershire County Museum, and scenic castle grounds for nature walks. The venue provides accessible facilities, family-friendly activities, and an onsite café, making it a comprehensive heritage and leisure destination.

2 miles from Buildwas Abbey

Buildwas Abbey is a free-to-visit historic ruin of a 12th-century Cistercian monastery in Shropshire, England. Visitors can explore substantial remains of the abbey church and claustral buildings beside the River Severn, including an architecturally notable nave, cloister, and chapter house.

Billy Goat Lodge

Billy Goat Lodge is a two-bedroom lodge set within scenic farmland near Worcestershire's Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offering a tranquil and private retreat suitable for families and couples.

3 miles from Walcot Hall & Arboretum

Walcot Hall & Arboretum in Shropshire features a historic house with a turquoise ballroom, extensive gardens and one of Britain's finest arboretums, offering both indoor and outdoor experiences. Visitors can explore the grounds, horticultural displays, and enjoy occasional house tours and events.

The Stables

The Stables is an ultra-contemporary converted stable building located in rural Powys, offering a peaceful and stylish retreat with private hot tub and enclosed garden, suitable for families or romantic getaways.

2 miles from Powis Castle & Garden

Powis Castle Garden offers a historic outdoor experience featuring 17th-century terraces, an Edwardian formal garden, and wooded landscape areas with impressive statues and vivid borders. It showcases evolving garden designs over 400 years and presents stunning views of the adjacent 13th-century castle.

The Lodge at Harvest Farm

The Lodge at Harvest Farm is a traditionally renovated rural cottage in Shropshire offering a peaceful countryside retreat close to Ludlow with accommodation for four guests across two bedrooms and access to private gardens and parking.

2 miles from Powis Castle

Powis Castle is a Grade I listed medieval castle and grand country house near Welshpool, Powys, Wales, featuring magnificent interiors with historical murals and family portraits. It is renowned for its extensive Baroque formal gardens with terraces and water garden remains. The site includes the Clive Museum, displaying South Asian artifacts from Robert Clive's collections, and offers a blend of indoor historic architecture and outdoor garden experiences. The castle is managed by the National Trust and attracts around 200,000 visitors annually.

Springfield Barns - The Parlour

The Parlour is a contemporary 1-bedroom barn conversion set in the Shropshire countryside with vaulted open plan living, a large secure garden, and private parking for two cars, suitable for two guests and welcoming two pets.

The Hurstings

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.

2 miles from Dudmaston Estate Comer Woods

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.

3 miles from Chirk Castle

Chirk Castle is a historic Grade I listed castle and stately home in north-east Wales, built in 1295 and managed by the National Trust. Visitors can explore both the castle interiors and extensive formal gardens and parkland surrounding the site. The estate also features notable landscape elements such as Offa's Dyke and has historic significance dating back to the Marcher Lords and English Civil War periods.

The Old School House Accommodation - The Old School House 1

This attractive converted former school is located in the village of Burwarton near countryside and hill walking, with a relaxed and peaceful atmosphere suitable for families and groups.

2 miles from Millichope Park

Millichope Park is a mid-19th century Greek-Revival historic house set within a 25-acre landscaped garden featuring lakes, cascades, and memorial monuments. Visitors can explore both the indoor house and extensive outdoor grounds in a picturesque Shropshire setting.

Woodcarver's Cottage

This is a detached, cosy single-floor accommodation set in a quiet area of Shropshire, close to various amenities and surrounded by well-kept gardens with views towards a historic UNESCO World Heritage Site town.

Near The Dingle Garden

The Dingle Garden is a spacious five-acre garden in mid-Wales featuring colour-themed beds, landscaped pools, and a diverse collection of trees and shrubs, with special appeal in spring, early summer, and autumn. The garden welcomes children and dogs and offers parking and plant sales.

Buckley Farm Barns - Buckley Farm, Barn 2

A modern, stylishly converted barn located on an active farm in the rural village of Pentre, offering a peaceful retreat with scenic views and proximity to countryside and river walks.

2 miles from Church Stretton

Church Stretton is a historic market town in Shropshire known for its scenic hill landscape, outdoor walking and cycling opportunities, and its traditional market held since the 13th century. Visitors can explore natural features like Carding Mill Valley and the Long Mynd hills, enjoy local food and shops, and attend community events such as the annual summer festival.

Near Llanerchydol Hall

Llanerchydol Hall is a magnificent Gothic mansion set in extensive Grade II* listed parkland featuring unique gardens and a ruined clocktower. Visitors can tour the historic East Wing and grounds, including a Japanese Garden with some accessibility limitations. A light lunch is provided during tours.

Shropshire Retreats - Heron Cottage

Heron Cottage is a semi-detached country cottage near Hope offering a warm and cosy atmosphere with countryside views and a private enclosed garden, ideal for outdoor exploration and relaxation in a rural setting.

3 miles from Trevor Hall

Trevor Hall is a significant historic house in Wales set within 150 acres of private woodlands and gardens. Visitors can enjoy both indoor tours of the house's unique collections and extensive outdoor walks, including part of the Offas Dyke path, with stunning views of the Dee Valley.

Morrells Wood Farm - Shepherds Hut

A cosy shepherds hut for two located in the Shropshire Hills, featuring an open plan living space with a woodburner and smart TV, a double bedroom area, a kitchen and shower room in the adjacent barn, private parking, a front garden with courtyard and barbecue, and dog-friendly accommodation nestled in a tranquil countryside setting near the Wrekin.

The Larches

This secluded woodburner lodge with hot tub is situated high on the Kerry Ridgeway, offering outstanding rural views, privacy, and a cosy, eco-friendly atmosphere with ground floor all-ensuite accommodation.

Shropshire Getaways - Millstone Cottage

Millstone Cottage is a traditional sandstone cottage situated on the river's edge in the Severn Valley, offering a calm and scenic rural retreat with countryside views, ideal for families or small groups seeking a peaceful holiday surrounded by nature.

3 miles from Dudmaston Hall

Dudmaston Hall in Shropshire offers a historic family home with modern art galleries, expansive gardens featuring outdoor sculptures, traditional parkland, and woodland trails. Visitors can enjoy indoor and outdoor attractions including a tea-room, second-hand bookshops, and family-friendly play areas.

Mill Farm Holiday Cottages - Oak View Cottage

This detached holiday cottage in the village of Heyope offers a peaceful rural setting overlooking rolling countryside with local historic and natural attractions nearby, including Offa's Dyke Heritage Centre and Powys Observatory.

2 miles from Cronkhill

Cronkhill is a historically significant Italianate villa designed by John Nash in 1802, known as the earliest of its style in England. It is a Grade I listed building located on the Attingham estate in Shropshire and is open to the public on limited days each year.

Orchard View

A charming detached cottage in a tranquil Shropshire village, set on the owner's grounds with scenic views of hills and countryside, offering a peaceful retreat with a homely and cosy atmosphere suitable for families and nature enthusiasts.

Aqueduct Hideaway

Aqueduct Hideaway is a stylish, high-end lodge situated in the heart of Chirk, offering a boutique retreat for couples or friends near historic landmarks and scenic walks, with an interior designed for comfort and elegance in a vibrant yet peaceful setting.

Cow Shed

This detached single-storey converted barn is located in a rural hamlet near Bitterley with views over fields and hills, nestled at the bottom of Clee Hill in superb walking country and close to Ludlow and other towns.

The Barn at Whitefields

A stylish barn conversion situated in a rural hamlet with two bedrooms and bathrooms, suitable for up to four guests including dogs, featuring private parking, enclosed garden and balcony with outdoor furniture, offering a quiet retreat close to national cycle routes and countryside walks in Shropshire.

3 miles from Haughmond Abbey

Haughmond Abbey is a historic ruined Augustinian monastery in Shropshire, England, featuring extensive medieval abbey ruins, cloisters, and a decorated chapter house. The site is maintained by English Heritage and open year-round with free admission, offering visitors a glimpse into monastic life and medieval architecture.

High Grove

This is a cosy, peaceful one-bedroom annexe set on a smallholding in the Shropshire Hills AONB near Ludlow, offering countryside views and a private patio area, ideal for a laid-back, scenic retreat.

Near Goldstone Hall Hotel & Gardens

Goldstone Hall Gardens is a mature and intricately designed five-acre garden in North Shropshire, featuring formal and informal plantings, a kitchen garden with diverse herbs, a walled garden, and a Georgian Manor House with restaurant and bedrooms.

Shropshire Glamping - Kingfisher Pod

This accommodation is a bespoke unit set in rural Shropshire on approximately 20 acres of woodland and a private lake, providing a peaceful and private retreat with natural wildlife views and a romantic, cosy atmosphere.

Frog Mill Barn

Frog Mill Barn is a secluded Grade II listed barn conversion offering a tranquil countryside retreat with historic charm and modern comfort, featuring spacious living areas and a private garden with scenic views.

3 miles from Aldenham Park

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.

2 miles from Dudmaston Hall

Dudmaston Hall is a 17th-century country house and estate in Shropshire featuring historic architecture, extensive gardens, parkland, woodlands, lakes, and a distinguished collection of modern art. Visitors can explore both indoor historic interiors and outdoor landscaped grounds within a traditional English country estate setting.

3 miles from Erddig

Erddig is a historic country house and estate in Wrexham, Wales, featuring a unique collection of servant memorabilia, 18th-century furniture, and extensive formal gardens. Visitors can explore both the house interiors and the landscaped outdoor parklands including remnants of Norman and medieval earthworks. The estate provides a distinctive insight into the life of an 18th-century Welsh country squire and his household, with on-site amenities including a café and activities suitable for children.

The Pigsty Cottage

The Pigsty Cottage is a cosy, detached holiday cottage located on the Wales/England border in Shropshire, featuring a double bedroom, ensuite, enclosed patio, and private on-site parking, within reach of historic Oswestry and countryside attractions.

Springfield Barns - The Dairy

The Dairy is a modern, airy studio style barn conversion located in the North Shropshire countryside, set within the owner's grounds near Baschurch village, offering a peaceful and private retreat with a vaulted ceiling and exposed beams.

3 miles from Wilderhope Manor

Wilderhope Manor is a 16th-century Elizabethan manor house in Shropshire, now serving as a youth hostel, featuring original architectural details, historic surroundings, and natural landscapes managed by the National Trust.