Ironbridge: soggiorni in cottage

Weavers Cottage, Mocktree Barns, nr Ludlow

Weaver's is a cosy dog friendly character cottage with open-plan living space, double bedroom and ensuite shower all on the ground level. One of a five cottage barn conversion adjacent to the host's home set amidst the beautiful Shropshire Hills and border Marches, on the edge of the Downton Castle Estate and Mortimer Forest, with walks and cycling from the doorstep. The central location is an ideal base for exploring the local area, further afield, or simply relaxing in the courtyard gardens.

Cowslip Cottage, Garden flat

Unique detached stone and brick cottage converted into two separate flats. This spacious ground floor flat is approximately 688 sq ft, and has two doors which open directly into the garden. The flat has a surprisingly large double bedroom, fitted kitchen diner with full sized cooker, airy lounge, shower room and separate toilet. Fully furnished, centrally heated, free wifi, electricity & parking. Bedlinen and towels supplied. Owners live in the nearby farmhouse, and are available to help.

Cosy 1 bedroom cottage with woodburner

This cosy peaceful cottage is situated in an elevated position in the beautiful Shropshire hills in an AONB. It is a lovely place for walkers or cyclists alike or just for a haven to unwind . There is a private garden space which is ideal to enjoy some al fresco drinks and BBQ and a conservatory, perfect for spotting the birds feeding . We are blessed with no light pollution and the night skies are amazing and we enjoy an abundance of wildlife with curlews , hedgehogs , bats to name but a few.

The Old Pumping Station Broseley, Ironbridge Gorge

The Old Pumping Station provides a unique industrial look with a holiday cottage feel. Set in an idyllic location between Broseley and Ironbridge. The World famous bridge being less than a mile walk. Originally housed the pumps that supplied the water uphill to the town of Broseley. Some of the original pipework and valves have become a focal point in the conversion. Fully fitted kitchen. Double Bedroom, bathroom. Sofa bed. Dogs friendly property. Private driveway and garden. Air-conditioning.

A cozy cottage for two in the peaceful countryside

A quiet rural retreat for 2 with outstanding views across the Shropshire countryside. Ideal for walkers and cyclists alike the detached cottage offers plenty of space for you to relax and unwind. Enjoy the spectacular sunsets in the summer or during the autumn/winter months, the cottage becomes a wonderfully snug hideaway, with the woodburning stove making it the perfect place to curl up after a brisk walk through the Shropshire Hills or exploring the local area. Locked bike storage available.

Sandward Cottage on the River Severn

Enjoy stunning views along the River Severn in this spacious and unique Grade II Listed cottage. Sandward Cottage sits at the foot of historic Cartway boasting views of Bridgnorth from every window. It is perfectly located for both Low and High Town and the many shops and restaurants it has to offer, with the famous Cliff Railway just a few short steps away. Sit out in the sunny courtyard and watch the canoes along the River or explore the many cafes, pubs and music bars on your doorstep.

Little Orchard - cosy cottage, beautiful views

Brimming with Character & Charm, Little Orchard is a unique victorian terraced cottage located in the heart of Bridgnorth. A few minutes walk from the historic High Street, and yet set in a quiet 'off-street' backwater that facilitates arguably one of the best views in Bridgnorth, the meandering River Severn can be seen carving its way through the landscape below. The cottage features a private -'residents-only' terrace that takes full advantage of the stunning location and views on offer.

Grade 2 listed cottage in the heart of Ludlow

Our grade 2 listed roadside cottage is in the heart of historical Ludlow. Cosy and characterful with 2 bedrooms, Lounge, wood burner and fully equipped kitchen/diner. Spacious luxury shower. Close to the market square, Ludlow Castle, the river teme with excellent free trout, grayling fishing and excellent eateries. Fantastic walking around ludlow and a short drive away from the spectacular long mynd. Ludlow hosts many festivals throughout the year including the food, beer and fringe.

Ironbridge Cosy comfy Victoria Cottage Shropshire

Victoria Cottage was built in the 19th century and used at one time as the brew house for the local Golden Ball Inn. It has been fully modernised to provide 21st century standards of comfort and convenience, at all seasons of the year. It is dog-friendly and is found in a lovely idyllic backwater of Ironbridge with beautiful treetop views over the Gorge yet only a ten minute walk to the historic centre and the world's first Iron Bridge, coffee shops, restaurants and museums.

Renovated cosy cottage. Free parking & pet.

The cottage is recently renovated, and provides a cosy rural retreat, whilst being within close proximity of Wellington, Telford and Shrewsbury. The cottage is set in the foothills of the Wrekin. There are numerous walks directly from the cottage, up the Wrekin and in the adjacent Ercall wood. The cottage is ideally located for visiting the Ironbrige area, and the Welsh boarders. As well as being a short drive from the business centres for those travelling for work purposes.

Author’s childhood home. Cottage in Shropshire.

A spacious Victorian terrace. Birthplace of author Edith Pargeter (Ellis Peters), renowned for her Cadfael stories. Boasting lovely views , a spacious open-plan ground floor with modern, well equipped kitchen, a lounge area with log burner and a double sofa bed. Downstairs toilet and shower, large rear garden. Free street parking. The first floor: bathroom with roll top bath, a master room with king sized bed and a second bedroom with flexible twin single beds.

The School House, a charming 200-year old cottage.

Marnwood School House is a beautiful holiday cottage with bags of charm. The cottage dates back 200 years, where it was originally used as a school house for the poor but Reverend Bartlett in 1824. The property has been fully restored to an excellent standard, whilst still retaining its period character. The property is just a few minutes drive from Ironbridge, which offers lots of attractions and activities for all ages, as well as great places to eat.