Cottages with Hot Tubs in Shropshire

1 Clarkes Lane is nestled in the quaint village of St Martins in Shropshire. Woodburning stove. Hot tub. Pet-friendly. Games room. Oswestry 5.3 miles; Llangollen 9.8 miles; Shrewsbury 22.4 miles; Chester 23.5 miles.

Set within the spectacular shropshire hills national landscape, this stylish glamping pod is the perfect retreat for couples or solo travellers looking to unwind in peaceful countryside while exploring one of england’s most historic regions. just 3 miles away, the atmospheric ruins of hopton castle offer a quiet, evocative glimpse into medieval history, while nearby stokesay castle (6 miles) is one of the best-preserved fortified manor houses in england. explore clun castle (14 miles), wigmore castle (10 miles), and the iconic ludlow castle (13 miles), set in one of england’s most attractive market towns. for those wanting to venture further, the magnificent powis castle and garden (24 miles) and attingham park (25 miles) offer beautiful gardens, parkland walks and elegant interiors. don’t miss a visit to ironbridge gorge unesco world heritage site (28 miles), the birthplace of the industrial revolution. arrive at this welcoming wooden pod via its private decking area, then step straight into a light, open-plan living space that is bright, airy, and designed for easy stays. inside, there is a comfortable sofa with a smart tv for relaxed evenings, alongside a well-equipped galley-style kitchen and dining area with everything needed for self-catering. a plush double bed sits within the layout, offering a good night’s sleep in this peaceful rural setting, complemented by a sleek en-suite wet room for a refreshing start or end to the day. outside, the deck opens out to uninterrupted country views. there’s an outdoor table and chairs alongside a couple of loungers, creating a lovely setting for slow mornings and golden-hour evenings spent in front of the south-facing pod. a private hot tub for five sits ready for a long soak beneath the open sky. off-road parking for two cars is available.

Discover this welcoming, studio-style cabin providing an inviting retreat for you and your loved one, with uninterrupted views across the countryside and a bubbling private hot tub for evenings soaking away. though nestled in the shropshire countryside, the bustling market town of ellesmere is just 4 miles down the road, where you will find several shops and places to eat, as well as a mere to enjoy leisurely walks and abundant wildlife. visit the dee valley and explore diverse landscapes as well as the superb pontcysyllte aqueduct (11 miles) which those feeling brave can canoe over or head to llangollen (13 miles) history lovers will enjoy a trip to the market town of oswestry (9 miles), where you can take a trip down memory lane on the cambrian heritage railway. step into this single-storey cosy cabin and find sociable, open-plan living. the floor-to-ceiling patio doors provide plenty of light into the space as well as stunning views. to one side is a compact kitchen area which has everything you will need for quick and easy meals when you fancy eating in. after you have refuelled, curl up together on the sofa and enjoy an evening tipple while looking out over the beautiful surroundings. beyond this is a double bed ready to welcome you to a blissful night’s sleep. finishing up the interior is a stylish shower room. step outside onto the decking and then on to the tiered private patio area which is protected with screened boundaries so you can enjoy dining and drinking alfresco or soaking in the privacy of your own bubbling hot tub, or admire the wildflower garden. private parking is provided for one car.

Escape to this romantic retreat in the idyllic hamlet of berriew, mid wales, where scenic walks through rolling countryside begin right from your doorstep. with a steaming hot tub, stylish decor, and a warm welcome for two guests and their dog, this enchanting bolthole promises a truly memorable stay. soak in your spectacular countryside views as you make your way up to the front door of this beautiful property. step inside this contemporary lodge to find a meticulously designed open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner adorned with a breathtaking double-height ceiling and streaming with natural light. the kitchen is sleek and well-appointed with all the equipment needed to rustle up romantic dinners for two. catch up on the day's events around the charming dining table before the lovely lounge area beckons weary muscles. sink into the plush sofa and binge a box set, or climb into the hot tub on the enclosed balcony under starry skies. at bedtime, venture upstairs to the mezzanine super-king-size bed. this superb space is adorned with characterful exposed beams and boasts fantastic views. in the morning, freshen up in the stylish shower room. private parking is available for one car. set within 2.5 acres, the property is surrounded by idyllic grounds to explore. further afield, offa's dyke trail is just 4.5 miles to the east, making it an excellent base for walkers. climbers are also well-served, with allt y main and y golfa just over 12 miles away. if you prefer a slower pace, then a visit to the renowned 13th-century fortress of powis castle is a must, while those seeking shopping opportunities will love perusing the shops at montgomery (3 miles), where independent boutiques combine with many cafés and pubs for a bite to eat.

This one-of-a-kind glamping-style retreat creates a cosy escape on the welsh–english border. it’s perfect for couples or small families looking to slow down and reconnect with nature. set within a peaceful meadow in the rural village of bronington, the property combines comfort with a playful nautical theme and thoughtful touches throughout. the surrounding countryside is ideal for outdoor adventures – head to llyn bedydd (1.5 miles) for tranquil lakeside walks and birdwatching, or visit the beautiful historic grounds of iscoyd park (3 miles). for family days out, farm adventure shropshire (1 mile) is close by, and the bustling market town of whitchurch (6 miles) is the place to go for shops, cafés, pubs and a mainline rail station. further afield, the clwydian range and dee valley (15 miles) offers sweeping views and scenic walking trails. stepping inside, guests are welcomed with a complimentary hamper for two, setting the tone for a relaxed stay. the yurt’s open-plan space is warm and inviting, centred around a cosy aga-style wood burner to keep you toasty on cooler evenings. the sleeping area features a cosy queen-size bed plus a pull-out sofa bed that creates a double-size double bed, making it a flexible space for up to four guests. a compact cooking area within the yurt allows for simple meal preparation. outside, you’ll have your own miniature flower and vegetable garden, along with a seating area, bbq and fire pit for laid-back al fresco dining. the highlight is the private hot tub, where you can soak up the peaceful surroundings after a day of exploring. the nearby shed is home to a larger shared kitchen, which has additional cooking facilities when you need them. the shed also contains a private wet room for daily showers and serves as a welcoming communal hub, with games, a pool table, table tennis, comfortable seating, a bar area and another wood burner – perfect for socialising or unwinding indoors. there’s plenty of open grassy space to relax or play, along with on-site parking.

Tucked into the shropshire hills national landscape, this inviting glamping pod is a peaceful base for couples or solo travellers seeking time in the countryside, with a strong sense of space, scenery and heritage all around. the surrounding area is rich in history, with hopton castle (2.5 miles) offering atmospheric ruins, while stokesay castle (6 miles) remains one of england’s finest medieval fortified manor houses. further afield, explore clun castle, wigmore castle and ludlow castle (all within 14 miles). the market town of ludlow is known for its food and architecture. day trips also include powis castle and garden (24 miles), attingham park (25 miles) with its parkland walks, or the ironbridge gorge (28 miles) – a unesco world heritage site. for those keen to explore on foot, popular local walking trails lead to clunbury hill, bury ditches and flounders’ folly (all within 8 miles). take in the far-reaching countryside views as you step up onto the private decking of this wooden-clad pod. inside, the accommodation offers a studio-style design set under a curved roof, with natural light pouring through the glass door. a comfortable sofa sits opposite a smart tv for easy evenings in, while a galley kitchen and dining area have everything needed for self-catering stays. the double bed is incorporated into the studio layout, creating a restful corner for a good night’s sleep. a sleek wet room completes the interior, ready for a relaxing rinse after a day of discovery. outside, the south facing, private decking looks out across uninterrupted countryside, with outdoor seating arranged for slow mornings and long evenings. a spacious hot tub sits ready for a soak beneath the stars, making the most of the dark shropshire skies. off-road parking for two cars is available.

Seek out romance, rest and idyllic landscapes in rural powys with a stay on the outskirts of montgomery, where this handsomely converted country cottage awaits. close to the town centre, you’ll find a destination rich in heritage, complete with a 12th-century castle and striking war memorial. alongside its historic landmarks, montgomery offers restaurants, pubs and independent shops, as well as a quality golf course. walkers and cyclists can unlock a wide variety of scenic routes in the surrounding area, including riverside strolls along the banks of the river severn (3 miles) and hikes along the england–wales border via the offa’s dyke path (1.5 miles). visit national trust's powis castle and gardens (6 miles). venture across the border to the shropshire hills national landscape in under 10 miles, a beautiful region laced with footpaths and trails. don’t miss the dramatic rock formations and diverse wildlife of the stiperstones national nature reserve (10 miles). beautifully styled with soft-toned, contemporary features, this semi-detached holiday home makes an enviable base. on arrival, take in the sweeping views opposite the property before stepping into the modern kitchen, complete with a neat breakfast bar for casual dining and french doors that lead directly to the garden. the lounge is also on this floor, walk down three steps, furnished with inviting sofa, chair a smart tv and a selection of books and board games. light the wood burner to create a warm, cosy ambience on cooler evenings. a gleaming shower room completes the ground floor. upstairs, an additional shower room serves as the en-suite to the super-king-size bedroom which also can be made into a twin if needed– an attractive, restful space with a spacious bed for an uninterrupted night’s sleep. outside, a private, paved patio welcomes you on sunny afternoons. this enclosed space features outdoor seating, a charcoal bbq and a hot tub for unwinding late into the evening. elsewhere on site, a shared barn offers a table tennis table and ample storage for bikes, golf clubs and outdoor equipment. private parking for two cars completes the offering. for safety and comfort reasons, please note that this property is not suitable for infants or children.

Hidden away down a country track, this beautifully finished stable conversion is perfect for couples looking for a romantic rural retreat. midway between the quaint market town of ludlow (11 miles) and bridgnorth (12 miles), it’s a perfect location for getting out and about and exploring the delights of the stunning area, whether that be by foot, bike, or car. the local village of oreton is a mile away where you can find the nearest pub or pick up the public footpath from the bottom of the garden, the jack mytton way which travels nearly 100 miles through shropshire’s most beautiful and unspoilt countryside, including titterstone clee hill and silvington ridge. in nearby bewdley (11 miles) a lovely riverside town offering plenty of shops and eateries, enjoy a nostalgic and picturesque steam train journey at the severn valley railway. you can venture to the national trust’s kinver edge and the rock house (19.5 miles) or spend a full day visiting the unesco world heritage site of ironbridge gorge (21 miles), or the west midlands safari park (15 miles). this single-storey stable conversion, which once formed part of a historic workhouse, has been renovated to the very highest of standards, with every part of your stay carefully considered and curated to perfection. you enter a colourful modern kitchen and dining space which has been fully equipped to ensure you can rustle up a romantic meal for two. to the right of the kitchen is where you'll find the shower room and wc, complete with beautifully smelling toiletries. moving back through the kitchen into the living and sleeping space, you will appreciate stylish interiors, aesthetically pleasing finishes, and quality linens. a large sofa and statement reading chair offer comfortable spaces for you to relax on those lazy afternoons, choosing from the selection of books or switching on the smart tv. when the evening draws in, slip into your linen robes, and nestle under the sheets, cocooned in the embrace of premium quality bedding, ready for the perfect night's sleep! step outside onto the private decked patio with rural views over the sun-trapped garden. as you sip your morning coffee in the colourful rocking chair or dine alfresco at the bistro set for two, you may be lucky enough to spot the family of wild deer that wander freely through the grounds daily. when the sun starts to set, the sunken hot tub provides a haven for relaxation as you get lost in the sound of birdsong or sit in awe of the starry night skies overhead. you also have access to the large shared lawn.

This stylish property is well placed four miles from shrewsbury, the medieval market town with over 600 listed buildings including the castle and world-famous abbey, theatre, independent shops and eateries. church stretton is an excellent base for the country lovers and sportsman alike with walking, cycling and hand gliding for all abilities. the shrewsbury golf club is a must for enthusiastic golfers. the pretty and historic town of much wenlock is the birthplace of the modern olympian movement with 12th century priory, museum, unique shops, galleries and tea rooms. visit bridgnorth with its cliff railway, the ironbridge gorge museums, national trust properties in the area include attingham park, benthall and dudmaston hall. there is always something to see and do. upon entering the property, the side door leads into the hall and on your right is the utility room with washing machine, tumble dryer, clothes airer and plenty of space for your boots and coats. there’s even a spare crate for your dog whilst you get yourself settled in. to the left is the beautifully furnished lounge with tv, comfortable sofas and french doors opening on to the garden and hot tub annexe, snuggle up, watch a film or lose yourself in a good book. there is also a shower room with wc on the ground floor. upstairs on the first floor you will find the well-equipped kitchen with all the thoughtful little extras, such as the coffee machine alongside the electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer and dishwasher. if you decide to eat in and rustle up a meal you can enjoy your culinary delights at the table for two in the kitchen. across the landing is the gorgeous bedroom with super-king-size bed, luxury linen and tv perfect to unwind. enjoy a leisurely shower in the stylish en-suite shower room with shower and wc. outside the former stables has been converted to create a private space to relax and unwind in the hot tub, whatever the weather. enjoy al fresco dining, maybe a charcoal bbq, in the enclosed garden with a paved patio area, table, chairs and sculptures. if you are bringing your dog the property benefits from an outdoor lockable heated kennel with security lighting and low lighting inside with run, to make life easier whilst unpacking the car before you all settle in to the house. there is private parking for two cars and lockable bike store. the property is located very close to the river severn which is a good place if you wish to seek the illusive barbel.

Combining comfort and style, this lodge sits in an adults-only park within 80 acres of beautiful shropshire farmland, just 2 miles from the historic market town of shrewsbury. with the picturesque village of hadnall nearby and stunning views across the shropshire and powys borderlands, this peaceful location offers the perfect romantic escape for a couple seeking tranquillity. the property provides excellent access to both natural beauty and cultural attractions, with shrewsbury town centre offering shopping, dining, riverside walks along the river severn, and over 600 listed buildings, including the castle and abbey. for those who enjoy the outdoors, the long mynd lies 19.5 miles south, featuring expansive heaths, valleys, and opportunities for glider flights, while the further carding mill valley provides gentle walking routes and picnic spots by the stream. the shropshire way passes directly through the park grounds, offering immediate access to scenic walking routes. step inside this thoughtfully designed lodge to discover an open-plan living space that seamlessly combines kitchen, dining, and comfortable living areas. french doors lead directly from the main living area onto the private deck, creating a wonderful sense of connection with the surrounding countryside. the kitchen is equipped with everything the head chef of the group will need to prepare holiday delights, while entertainment is catered for with the tv with freeview and a dvd player. the sleeping accommodation comprises one king-size bedroom with an en-suite shower room and wc. throughout the property, attention has been paid to maximising the spectacular countryside vistas, with windows positioned to take full advantage of the peaceful rural setting. outside, the private deck features a hot tub positioned to overlook the lawn and fishing pond, complemented by outdoor furniture for al fresco mealtimes. the park itself offers excellent shared facilities, including an indoor heated swimming pool with an adjacent steam room, and coarse fishing on the well-stocked pools, all available for an additional charge. the on-site restaurant operates tuesday to sunday, serving dishes prepared with local produce, whilst a dedicated dog exercise area ensures four-legged guests are also catered for. private parking for one car is included with the property.

Get close to nature with a stay in this romantic retreat in the shropshire hills the beautiful area of outstanding natural beauty. it’s set in the scenic village of sheinton, just a couple of miles from the local pub and shop, while delightful walking trails that crisscross the surrounding landscape and the river severn runs by, just a mile from this pod. visit birmingham, only a 25-mile drive if you’re keen for days of shopping and dining. for more local delights, you can explore the riverside town of shrewsbury, 10 miles away, that’s home to a castle, museum, galleries, and independent stores. telford is the place to go for a town park and more shopping – you could even hop aboard the telford steam railway! you’re never far from history in this part of england, with wonderful heritage and national trust sites that include benthall hall, wroxeter roman city, and buildwas abbey, all within 7 miles. step into this gorgeous pod after exploring the hill and embrace the views of far-reaching countryside. this spacious pod is the perfect romantic retreat to relax and unwind with all your creature comforts. to your left is the kitchen area with all the equipment you need to rustle up a bite to eat with local produce purchased on your travels. when ready, the dining table is the perfect setting for a romantic meal whilst planning your holiday activities. there is useful shared laundry facilities in a separate barn. after a full day out snuggle up on the sofa, watch a film on the smart tv or look through the books and local guides. if you fancy something more active, head over to the shared games room with table tennis and football table for evening entertainment. when ready to retire, enjoy a good nights sleep in the comfortable king-size bed. start the day with a leisurely shower is the stylish shower room followed by a morning coffee in the garden listening to the birds. outside you can relax in the hot tub from sunrise to sunset embracing the fabulous nature on your doorstep. enjoy alfresco dining on the paved patio with table, chairs , charcoal bbq, and to extend the evening relax by the fire pit. you are welcome to explore the 60-acre farmland with private footpath to the brook across the paddock. there is a covered bike store for your bicycles.

Escape the noise of everyday life and reconnect with nature at this shepherd’s hut, where the tanat valley surroundings and nature-filled countryside set the scene for an unforgettable stay together. set in the foothills of the berwyn mountains, the shepherd’s hut is perfectly placed for days spent hiking to the summits, while the area’s wonderfully dark skies make evenings just as rewarding. the dramatic tumbles of the pistyll rhaeadr waterfall are just 5 miles away. lake vyrnwy, considered wales' most beautiful lake featuring rhiwargor waterfall only 8 miles away. the renowned eryri national park, popularly known as the home to mount snowdon, is within 20 miles, so you can spend the day trying different welsh delicacies or exploring the historic market town of bala, with its watersports opportunities and imposing mountain backdrop. alternatively, take to the pedals and enjoy an exhilarating ride down the hills of the revolution bike park (5 miles). this wonderful shepherd's hut is nestled in nature at the top of a field. park up and follow the 50-metre path to the hut, where you’ll be greeted with a private field and glorious 360-degree countryside views. enter inside to discover an open-plan lounge/bedroom that provides a cosy hideaway after bracing hikes in the tanat valley. unwind in the deep chairs with a cup of tea in hand and the wood burner providing a warming atmosphere for nights in. settle down for the night in the handmade double bed, with tea-making facilities close by for an easy start to the morning. outside, a separate shower room and composting wc are located nearby, along with a well-equipped kitchen featuring an electric oven, fridge, microwave and air fryer. prepare your meals here, then enjoy them around the foldaway table inside the hut. retreat to the outdoors where you can bask in your own private hot tub or sip late-night drinks around the picnic table. the fire pit and bbq are ideal for outdoor dinners, while the hammock is a peaceful spot to lie back and enjoy the mountain views.

Nestled within a 60-acre farm in shropshire, this chic wooden pod is a wonderful escape for the family. guests are welcome to explore the farm’s grounds which include a 4-acre orchard and 16 acres of rolling pastureland with a babbling brook. make use of the deer hides to spot abundant wildlife, meet the friendly herd of pygmy goats, and have fun in the shared games barn. much wenlock is only 3 miles away with its independent shops and variety of places to eat, while the world heritage site of ironbridge is 7 miles away with a wealth of attractions and museums. walking and cycling trails abound if you fancy some outdoor adventures; the shropshire way and offa’s dyke path are all nearby. or if you’d like to discover some local history, there are some beautiful national trust properties, such as benthall hall (6 miles), attingham park (8 miles), and powys castle (31 miles). surrounded by countryside, walk into this cosy pod perfect for a romantic getaway with all your creature comforts. to your left is the kitchen area with all the equipment you need to rustle up a meal with local produce purchased on your travels. there is a shared laundry in a separate barn. the open plan living area with comfortable sofa and chairs is a lovely space to return to after a full day out exploring. relax watching your favourites on the smart tv, plan your holiday activities or peruse the books and local guides. if you fancy something more active head over to the shared games room with table tennis and a football table for evening entertainment. when ready to retire, enjoy a good night's sleep in the comfortable king-size bed. start the day with a leisurely shower in the stylish bathroom with, followed by a morning coffee in the garden looking towards the wrekin and rolling shropshire hills. outside you can enjoy al fresco dining on the paved patio with table, chairs, charcoal bbq, and to extend the evening relax by the fire pit to make the most of this inspiring countryside from sunrise to sunset. you are welcome to explore the 60-acre farmland with a private footpath to the brook across the paddock enjoying the wildlife along the way. there is private parking for one car and a covered bike store for your bicycles. the owner has a hot tub available to hire for a direct fee of £40 per stay.

Set within the rolling shropshire hills national landscape, this stylish glamping pod offers a tranquil base for couples or solo travellers seeking a countryside escape surrounded by scenic walking trails, dramatic scenery, and historic landmarks. nearby, hopton castle (2.5 miles) offers medieval ruins, while stokesay castle (6 miles) is widely regarded as one of the country’s finest fortified manor houses. further exploration leads to clun castle, wigmore castle, and ludlow castle (all within 13 miles). the market town of ludlow is known for its food scene and heritage architecture. for days of walking, popular local routes lead to clunbury hill, bury ditches, and flounders’ folly (all within 8 miles). further afield, powis castle and garden (24 miles) and attingham park (25 miles) offer landscaped grounds, parkland walks, and grand interiors. ironbridge gorge – a unesco world heritage site – is 27.5 miles away and showcases the birthplace of the industrial revolution. step up onto the private decking area of this unique pod. before venturing inside, take a moment to enjoy the far-reaching countryside views – setting the scene for a peaceful rural escape. head in and uncover a studio-style living space set beneath a curved ceiling with wood panelling. a plush sofa sits opposite a smart tv for easy evenings in, alongside a sleek kitchenette with all the essentials needed for a self-catered stay. enjoy each meal at the dining table beside the door or dine alfresco out on the decking. a double bed sits in the rear corner of the pod and is served by a wet room with a shower and wc. the private outdoor space is one of the highlights of the property, offering the perfect spot to unwind with a morning coffee or evening tipple as you spot the farm animals and enjoy the beautiful views. the south facing pod is also ideal for relaxing out in the sun after a long day of exploring. steps from the decking lead down to a gravelled area featuring more outdoor seating and a private hot tub. you will also benefit from off-road parking for two cars, making your arrival and shropshire day trips easy.

A magnificent luxury barn conversion with everything you need for an escape to the country for a big family holiday, reunion with friends or a special celebration. this stunning barn with its exposed brick and original reclaimed beams enjoys a plethora of features, including double-height entertainment rooms, a wood burner, underfloor heating, cocktail bar, games room and twin hot tubs. 1 mile away is the picturesque village of berriew with independent pubs, restaurants and a deli. the barn is conveniently located to enjoy a visit to the renowned national trust property of powis castle (4.5 miles), take a ride on the llanfair light railway (10 miles), explore the offa’s dyke national trail, or bike ride along the beautiful montgomery canal leading to the pond nature reserve with an array of local wildlife to spot. 5 miles away is the market town of montgomery with norman castle. further afield are the foodie capital of ludlow, tudor shrewsbury, and historic ironbridge. approach the barn by passing the original 200-year-old cider press and park in the apple tree-lined car park. step through the oak front door into the impressive lobby with a sky lantern, hang your coats, and leave your boots, and find a handy wc on the right. you will be welcomed into the double-height hallway with bespoke steel and glass staircase. this wonderful open space leads to the lounge area with comfortable sofas, a smart tv and a wood burner for cosy nights in with stunning rural views. the elegant, bespoke kitchen is designed to cater for a full house, with all the equipment you need to get creative, including a cocktail bar with swivel bar stools. the three large dining tables have been handcrafted from reclaimed timber from the old barn and are the perfect location for everyone to gather around for a meal. you will find the fully equipped utility just off the kitchen. after dinner, relax in the lounge, head to the old dairy snug with board games and books, or make your way to the games room with a ¾ size snooker table, smart tv and seating. when ready for bed, choose from fourteen beautifully designed bedrooms for a wonderful night's sleep. on the ground floor, you will find six step-free access bedrooms with individual doors to the garden. from the games room hallway, there are two king-size bedrooms, and a twin (zip-and-link can be super-king-size on request), all three en-suite. a further king-sized bedroom is located in the entrance hall with a large tub bath en-suite. the two ground-floor double bedrooms share a wet room with an accessible two-way door. head upstairs to the remaining eight bedrooms, all of which are carpeted, some featuring stargazing sky lights. choose from two king-size bedrooms both with juliet balcony and en-suites, three king-size bedrooms with en-suites and a double bedroom with an en-suite. finally, a king-size bedroom and twin (zip-and-link which can be made into a super-king-size on request) and share a stylish family bathroom with shower over the bath. whichever room you pick, you will wake up to lovely views. set in beautiful rolling countryside, the garden is the perfect spot to unwind in one of the two hot tubs, enjoy al fresco dining at the table and chairs, and make use of the charcoal bbq. relax and enjoy games on the lawn and spark up the fire pit which is surrounded by bespoke brick seating. sit back and relax whilst the children enjoy hours of fun on their very own wooden climbing frame with ladder, climbing wall, viewing platform, slide and two swings, offering fun all year round and a holiday to remember. enjoy fabulous rural views from sunrise to glorious sunset. located on a working farm you will see the spring lambs and sheep throughout the year.

Wake up to sparkling river views at this cheerful holiday cabin, tucked away in the serene village of llanyblodwel. sleeping four people across two bedrooms, this is a perfect accommodation choice for small families or groups of friends in search of a peaceful retreat to call home while they explore the welsh borderlands together. spend a wonderful morning discovering the charms of oswestry (4 miles), a picturesque town that’s famous for its friendly weekly market, which is overflowing with local delights. this area’s also a haven for walkers and cyclists, as it offers easy access to offa’s dyke (13.5miles), a fascinating national trust trail that follows the ancient border earthwork, llanrhaeadr waterfall (12 miles) counted as one of the seven wonders of wales, the stunning lake vrynwy (20 miles) or take a scenic drive to welshpool (12 miles), where you can explore powis castle and gardens, stroll along the tranquil montgomery canal, or hop aboard the welshpool & llanfair light railway for a nostalgic steam train journey through mid wales. park in one of two designated off-road parking spots, one with an ev charging point and head towards your stylish holiday cabin. inside, you’ll be greeted by an inviting open-plan lounge/kitchen/dining area that instantly draws your eye to the stunning river views that are framed by the impressive floor-to-ceiling patio doors. head to the chic kitchen area to whip up some dinner to share at the lovely dining table. afterwards, head back to the lounge area to catch up on your favourite tv shows and relax by the electric fire. at the end of the day, you have two versatile bedrooms to choose from – a stylish king-size that can be converted into a twin on request, or a handy twin that can be converted into a king upon request. in the morning, wake up and refresh in the shower room before you set off on your next adventure. outside you’ll find a tranquil riverside garden that invites you to unwind. stretch out on a lounger chair, take a dip into the bubbling hot tub, or gather around the patio table for a leisurely al fresco meal. fire up the charcoal bbq for a feast under open skies, then end your evening with laughter and stories by the crackling fire pit. the property benefits from off -road parking for two cars and an ev charging point.

Get away from it all with a visit to scenic shropshire and unwind in this luxurious cottage, suitable for couples or small families. a great base for walking, exploring gorgeous market towns and visiting historic houses, its handsome interior is complemented by a fabulous outside space where you can relax in the hot tub or dine alfresco. beautifully designed with a focus on style and quality throughout, the cottage is the epitome of elegance and comfort. in the lounge, period features complement the inviting sofa and armchairs, with a wood burner for winter warmth and a tv featuring sky q for streaming your favourite shows. pale walls and fresh colours make this a tranquil room in which to relax, taking in the woodland views through the bay window. for anyone who enjoys cooking, the kitchen is a treat, with plenty of storage and a large fridge/freezer. dine in here at the breakfast table or more formally in the separate dining room. on the first floor, you’ll find two stunning bedrooms, both with rustic beams and ornamental fireplaces and sharing an equally superb shower room. from september to may you can soak in the hot tub, from which there are fabulous views, and in warm weather why not enjoy drinks and meals at the outdoor dining area of the enclosed lawned garden? there’s ample parking on the gated driveway, too. this superb getaway is surrounded by gorgeous countryside, and the offa’s dyke path which runs nearby is perfect for a stroll and a picnic. bishop’s castle (3 miles) is an unspoilt medieval town, famous for its music, pubs and independent shops. in clun, also 3 miles away, you’ll find spectacular castle ruins, while both stokesay castle and powis castle are within 19 miles. ludlow and shrewsbury are both within 25 miles.

This historic and airy retreat, set in the heart of the shropshire hills and near to the welsh border, offers a wonderful rural base for a couples’ weekend or small group getaway. the quaint town of clun is just 2.5 miles away and boasts a rich history, meaning visitors can explore sites such as the ruins of clun castle (2 miles). guests can also make use of clun’s amenities, with a choice of charming pubs and restaurants on offer, and local shops for restocking on ingredients. walkers and lovers of the outdoor will enjoy the many rural trails that cut through the gorgeous countryside, including the famous offa’s dyke, just under 4.5 miles away. explore some of shropshire’s popular market towns with bishops castle (3.5 miles), church stretton (15 miles), and ludlow (18 miles) all within easy reach. the national trust powis castle is 18 miles away and well worth a visit. make your way into this beautifully presented, reverse-level stables conversion set on the owner’s farm, a true rural retreat. starting upstairs on the first floor with its charming views of the surrounding countryside, guests can easily unwind in the open-plan lounge, kitchen and diner. relax into the comfortable sofas under the airy skylight to watch your favourite films on the smart tv. in the well-equipped kitchen, the chef has all they need to cook memorable meals for the group, who can gather in the dining space under the exposed wooden beams to reflect on the day’s adventures over dinner. when day turns to night, head downstairs to the ground floor’s two wonderful bedrooms that await; both offering king-size beds, one of which can be converted into twin beds on request. as well as plenty of space to relax and store any luggage, both rooms offer well-appointed and chic en-suite shower rooms. underfloor heating on the ground floor means it is cosy whatever the time of year. outside, relax in the grassy garden that surrounds the property, or enjoy al fresco food and drinks on the patio, complete with an outside table and chairs. for total peace and quiet, unwind in the private hot tub under the clear and undisturbed night sky.

Indulge in a peaceful, rural setting, tucked away down a quiet country lane only 1 mile away from the border of england and wales. visit ellesmere (5 miles), known as shropshire's lake district, with its many meres to explore. the beautiful town of llangollen, set in the scenic backdrop of the clwydian range aonb, is only 13 miles away, where you can adventure on the river dee, hire a canal boat along the famous pontcysyllte aqueduct or walk up the remains of castell dinas bran. national trust chirk castle and erddig, both within 11 miles, are great for history lovers. take a day trip to the roman city of chester (25 miles) and experience a riverboat trip or visit chester zoo. for pubs, eateries and independent shops, visit oswestry (9 miles), whitchurch (16 miles) or shrewsbury (25 miles), where you can explore shrewsbury prison and the many activities on offer there. alderford lake (15 miles) is an absolute must in the summer and guarantees to be a fun-fuelled day for anyone who loves water! this charming, semi-detached barn conversion, adjacent to an old working farm, provides a perfect break to explore shropshire and its borderlands. entering down the side of the patio, you're immediately welcomed by a cosy, open-plan living and kitchen area. the snug leather sofas are perfect for resting those feet after a long day out exploring, whilst being warmed by the wall-mounted, log-effect electric fire. a smart tv in the corner of the room, perfect if you want to indulge in a slow afternoon indoors. you'll have everything you need in the kitchen to rustle up a home-cooked meal, along with a traditional wooden table perfect for both adventure planning and dining. there is a twin bedroom downstairs and a double bedroom upstairs, both with tvs and en-suites with showers over the bath and wcs. get lost in the peaceful sounds of nature and bird calls whilst you admire the beautiful countryside views stretched out in front of your private enclosed patio. come rain or shine, soaking in your private luxury hot tub is the perfect way to switch off from the real world and recharge your batteries. and with minimal light pollution in the area, you'll spend hours stargazing under clear night skies. an outside table and chairs allow for dining alfresco, whilst the fenced area is perfect for dogs and children.

Nestled up on the edge of the village of llandyssil, with a charming local pub serving food, this stunning property is just 2 miles from the popular town of montgomery. here there are multiple shops, eateries and inns to enjoy, as well as the 12th-century castle ruins and town hill county war memorial. for keen golfers, lakeside golf club and restaurant is just a couple of miles away, with a fantastic 9-hole golf course and driving range. the area is a paradise for walkers and cyclists alike, with the offa’s dyke trail just moments away and the beautiful shropshire hills within easy reach. there are so many attractions to explore nearby, including llanfair light railway, gregynog hall and the national trust's powis castle. stepping in to this luxurious property, you are welcomed into a spacious utility room with everything you may need for a stay in this beautiful setting, the perfect place to leave muddy boots and coats after a day exploring. move through to the grand room of the lodge: this stunning open-plan lounge/kitchen/breakfast room with floor-to-ceiling glass folding doors that open out on to the terrace, flooding the space with light and providing a real sense of inside/outside living. relax on the sofa, in front of the wood burner, or socialise with loved ones at the dining table whilst taking in the spectacular scenery. with no expense spared, with fluffy spa bath robes, slippers, bath salts and locally produced soaps offering that extra indulgent touch; the kitchen area is also fully equipped with everything you could need, including an electric oven and induction hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and high end designer crockery. at the end of the hallway is a cosy super-king-size bedroom that will ensure an excellent night's sleep, with double doors opening out to the hot tub. the second bedroom is a twin zip-and-link (can be made up as super-king-size on request) and benefits from an en-suite shower room with a wc. completing this magnificent property is a luxurious bathroom with a roll-top bath and a wc. this home away from home has very personal and thoughtful touches throughout from board games, cook books, locally produced art work and logs for the fire. externally, this beautiful holiday home has everything you could ask for with far-reaching views over the stunning surrounding countryside. a large terrace provides the ideal spot to delight in a bbq in the evening, or relax in the hot tub and enjoy a glass of wine whilst taking in this truly special location. there is off-road parking for two cars. this property can also be booked alongside shepherds rest - montgomery for group bookings.