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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2 miles from Montgomery Castle

Montgomery Castle is a historic Norman castle ruin in Powys, Wales, overlooking the town of Montgomery. It is notable for its medieval architecture and significant role in Welsh and English history, including the Wars of the Three Kingdoms. The site includes visible ruins and nearby exhibitions at the Old Bell Museum.

2 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.

Field House

This detached property in the village of Baschurch offers spacious accommodation suitable for large groups and families, set in a peaceful rural location with amenities including an indoor heated swimming pool, gym, games room, and hot tub.

Vale of Llangollen Farm Cottages - Cor Tarw

A spacious barn conversion on a working sheep farm nestled in peaceful Welsh countryside, ideal for exploring rural North Wales and nearby outdoor activities.

Near 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.

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 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.

3 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.

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.

2 miles from Combermere Abbey

Combermere Abbey is a historic former Cistercian monastery turned Tudor manor and Gothic-style house set in 1,000 acres on the Cheshire/Shropshire border. Visitors can enjoy guided tours of the house including significant restored rooms, explore extensive parkland and gardens, and join special owner-led tours. The venue requires pre-booking and entry fees apply except for Historic Houses members.

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.

Buckley Farm Barns - Buckley Farm, Barn 1

A delightful barn conversion on a working farm in the rural village of Pentre, North Shropshire, offering a peaceful and stylish countryside retreat with views and access to walking routes, suitable for families and pet-friendly.

Vale of Llangollen Farm Cottages - Y Stabl

This accommodation is a barn conversion cottage located on a working sheep and cattle farm near the Llangollen canal in a rural area of North Wales, offering a peaceful and scenic environment suitable for families and groups, with outdoor activities nearby and private outdoor space including a garden and hot tub.

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.

The Foundary

An oak-beamed barn conversion on the outskirts of Whitchurch offering a tranquil setting with a private garden and hot tub, suitable for families and couples in a rural area near local amenities and attractions.

3 miles from Iscoyd Park

Iscoyd Park is a historic family home near Whitchurch, Shropshire, dating back to 1737 with parts from 1630 and medieval origins. Visitors can explore the restored Georgian house, converted outbuildings, and gardens through guided tours led by the family. The estate has a rich history including use as a WWII hospital and POW camp before restoration.

Boyne Arms Cottage

A detached cottage in the village of Burwarton, Shropshire, offering a cosy and homely atmosphere with access to scenic countryside walks, a private hot tub, and proximity to a local pub.

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.

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.

2 miles from Wellbeing Walks in Comer Woods

11 Oct, 13 Oct…

A volunteer-guided wellbeing walk through Comer Woods, offering gentle exercise and time to enjoy the woodland and chat with other walkers. Participants can visit the café for tea and cake afterwards.

2 miles from 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.

2 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.

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.

Hares Hollow

This is a luxury barn conversion with accommodation for 8 guests featuring 4 bedrooms and situated in a peaceful countryside setting, providing a private hot tub, garden with patio and BBQ, and nearby attractions in Shropshire and mid Wales.

Copper Beech Cottage

Copper Beech Cottage is a recently renovated detached property set in the Welsh countryside near Welshpool, offering a peaceful and stylish retreat with rolling hills and woodlands surroundings suitable for families, friends, and pet owners.

2 miles from 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.

3 miles from Upton Cressett Hall

Upton Cressett Hall is a Grade I listed Elizabethan moated manor in Shropshire with guided tours of the historic house, expansive topiary gardens, and a Norman church. Visitors can enjoy afternoon tea, lunch, or dinner tours while exploring the rich history and distinctive architecture.

2 miles from West Midlands Safari Park

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.

Located in Stourport-on-Severn

Stourport-on-Severn is a historic market town in Worcestershire, England, known for its canal basin origins and proximity to notable manor houses.

The Classroom

A delightful ground-floor property in the Shropshire countryside with an open plan living space, two bedrooms, private hot tub, and an enclosed garden with patio, ideal for peaceful countryside stays.

2 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.

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.

Boyvyle Farm - Kibble

This is a rural self-catering cottage in the Shropshire Hills offering a cosy, comfortable stay in a countryside setting with a shared garden and private parking.

2 miles from Carding Mill Valley on the Long Mynd

Carding Mill Valley and the Long Mynd in Shropshire offer extensive outdoor recreation across 2,000 hectares of scenic heather hills, with walking, cycling, wild swimming, and family-friendly activities. Facilities include a tea-room, toilets, and car parking, with notable natural features such as Lightspout Waterfall and diverse wildlife habitats.

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.

Burrills View

This detached stone cottage is situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty near Shropshire's borders, offering a scenic and peaceful setting with nearby woodland walks and river frontage, suitable for a relaxed holiday.

2 miles from Stokesay Castle

Stokesay Castle is a well-preserved fortified manor house in Shropshire, England, dating from the late 13th century. It features both medieval indoor architecture and extensive historic outdoor grounds including a moat and gardens. Managed by English Heritage, it offers a rare glimpse into medieval aristocratic life with its original wooden beams, solar block, and ornamental gatehouse.

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.

3 miles from 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.

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 Acton Burnell Castle

Acton Burnell Castle is the ruins of a 13th-century fortified manor house in Shropshire, notable as the site of the first English Parliament including Commons, managed by English Heritage.

Colstey Farmhouse

This accommodation is a spacious multi-level farmhouse set on a working farm in Shropshire, designed for large groups and celebrations, surrounded by countryside and scenic walking areas.

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.

Wheelwright Cottage

This accommodation is a newly renovated property in rural Shropshire offering comfortable lodging with a private hot tub, games room, and shared large garden, set in countryside ideal for walks and local pub visits.

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.

Botvyle Farm - Caradoc

This offering is a rural self-catering barn conversion in the Shropshire Hills with cosy open-plan living on the ground floor, set within peaceful countryside and suitable for families or groups, featuring private gardens and countryside views.

2 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.

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.

Dower House Lodge

Dower House Lodge is a luxury sanctuary offering spacious lodging for up to eight guests with three bedrooms, situated in scenic countryside surroundings with extensive grounds including a private orchard and children's play equipment.

The Old Sawmill

The Old Sawmill is a peaceful bungalow set in the countryside of the Clun valley, offering a homely and private retreat with access to natural scenic views and outdoor activities, suitable for families and nature enthusiasts.

Manor Farmhouse

This restored Grade II listed country house near Little Stretton offers a characterful and scenic countryside retreat with period charm, set within the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, suitable for groups and families up to 10 guests.

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.

2 miles from Eliseg's Pillar

Eliseg's Pillar is an ancient early Christian monument from the 9th century, located on a Bronze Age burial cairn in Wales. Visitors can explore the historic outdoor site featuring a weathered cross shaft with inscriptions that tell the story of the kingdom of Powys and its rulers. The site is accessible via a short walk from nearby Valle Crucis Abbey car park.

Located in Llangollen

Llangollen is a picturesque town in Denbighshire, Wales, known for its historic bridges, castle ruins, cultural festivals including the International Musical Eisteddfod, and scenic location on the River Dee within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

The Cottage

A spacious former 16th-century public house offering comfortable accommodation with countryside charm, located near Montgomery Castle and Offa’s Dyke National Trail, featuring an enclosed garden, private hot tub, and scenic elevated views.

The Woodlands Farmhouse

This is a spacious rural farmhouse on the Welsh borders set in rolling countryside, ideal for large groups or families seeking a peaceful and homely retreat surrounded by nature and farmland.

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.

3 miles from Old Oswestry

Old Oswestry Hill Fort is a large Iron Age hill fort in Shropshire, England, with well-preserved earthworks offering panoramic views. It is managed by English Heritage and open free to the public as a historical and archaeological outdoor site.

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.

2 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.

Forresters Cottage

Forresters Cottage is a spacious dog-friendly cottage located in the peaceful village of Areley Kings near Stourport-on-Severn, with a woodland garden, private hot tub, and an enclosed field for dogs, offering a traditional and comfortable home-from-home atmosphere close to local attractions including West Midlands Safari Park and Wyre Forest.

3 miles from Knowles Mill

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.

The Owls House

A spacious countryside cottage near Much Wenlock and Ironbridge set in a peaceful rural spot with accommodation for 6 guests, featuring three bedrooms, an open-plan living space, private enclosed garden, and a private hot tub for 8, ideal for relaxing, exploring local historic sites, and enjoying outdoor activities in Shropshire.

Near 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.

2 miles from George Maw’s Global Suitcase Journey

10–12 Oct, 17–19 Oct…

Follow a Victorian-style passport trail around Benthall Hall and its garden, discovering George Maw’s travels, plant and fossil collecting, and inspiration for his tile designs. Suitcases around the site contain activities, objects to look at and passport stamps.

Located in Telford

Telford is a planned new town in Shropshire, England, known for its strong industrial heritage and proximity to the Ironbridge Gorge UNESCO World Heritage Site. It features a bustling town centre with shopping, cultural amenities, and extensive parkland, surrounded by historic towns and scenic landscapes.

Edderton Hall Country House

Edderton Hall is a large country house in Mid Wales set in the countryside with panoramic valley views, offering a peaceful retreat suitable for family gatherings and celebrations.

Mouse Croft

This one-level luxury barn conversion overlooks farmland and features private hot tub, woodburner, open plan living, lawned garden with patio and BBQ, suitable for a family with up to four guests and one pet.

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.

Tedsmore Hall Estate properties - No 15 - Bridle

Bridle at Tedsmore Hall Estate is a four-bedroom barn conversion set in a rural estate near West Felton, Shropshire, offering a scenic and peaceful countryside retreat with views over central gardens and a secluded garden at the rear.

Little Brampton Farmhouse

This spacious traditional farmhouse is set in the Shropshire countryside near the Clun Valley and Clunbury village, offering a homely and cosy atmosphere ideal for large family gatherings, celebrations, and group holidays with countryside views.

3 miles from Broadward Hall Estate

Broadward Hall Estate is a nineteenth-century Gothic revival house with extensive historic gardens, including a Victorian walled garden and national day lily collection, offering guided tours with tea, horticultural gifts, and a nearby historic church to visit.

2 miles from Dolforwyn Castle

Castell Dolforwyn is a historic ruined castle built in 1273 by Llywelyn ap Gruffydd, representing Welsh defiance. Visitors explore the outdoor ruins atop a steep hill with challenging access, open all year with free entry.

2 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.

Vale of Llangollen Farm Cottages - Ty Felin

A charming barn conversion cottage in rural Wales on a working sheep and cattle farm near the Llangollen canal, featuring spacious living, private hot tub, enclosed garden, and scenic surroundings with historic and outdoor activities nearby.