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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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.

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.

Near Iron Bridge

The Iron Bridge, located in Shropshire, England, is the world's first major cast iron arch bridge, opened in 1781. Spanning the River Severn, it is a historic symbol of the Industrial Revolution and forms part of the UNESCO Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Site. The bridge is a pedestrian-only attraction, preserved as a scheduled monument and Grade I listed structure, with extensive restoration ensuring its longevity.

Dinney Farm - The Rookery

This holiday property in Shropshire accommodates up to 20 guests and features 9 en-suite bedrooms, a games room, enclosed garden with patio, and scenic views of Chelmarsh Reservoir, set in a rural waterside location.

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.

Located in Bewdley

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.

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.