Dog-friendly Shropshire

A contemporary ground-floor cottage set in open countryside in Iscoyd, Wales. Ideal for couples or group bookings. Pet-friendly. Peaceful location. Whitchurch 4.6 miles; Wrexham 13.7 miles.

Nestled in the picturesque Shropshire Hills near the iconic Wrekin, this charming holiday shepherd’s hut offers a cosy and unique escape that combines rustic charm with modern comforts and natural beauty. Perfect for nature lovers, this tranquil retreat is also dog-friendly, so you can bring your furry friends along for the adventure.
As you step into the shepherd’s hut, you’ll be greeted by a welcoming living room with a wood-burning stove at its heart. The stove not only adds a warm and rustic touch but also provides a cosy ambience on cooler evenings. For your entertainment, there’s a Smart TV, perfect for unwinding with a movie or catching up on your favourite shows. The hut features a comfortable double bed, ensuring a peaceful night’s sleep after a day of exploring the beautiful Shropshire countryside, while the snug interior offers an intimate and restful space. A separate kitchen area provides all the amenities you need for preparing your meals. Whether you’re cooking up a hearty breakfast or a romantic dinner for two, you’ll find the essentials for your culinary needs. The shower room offers convenience and privacy, with a modern shower for refreshing after a day of outdoor activities. It’s a well-appointed space with everything you need for your stay. Please note the private shower and kitchen are in the adjacent barn to the shepherd’s hut.
The location of this shepherd’s hut, near the Wrekin in the Shropshire Hills, is perfect for nature enthusiasts. You can embark on scenic hikes, explore the rolling hills, or simply enjoy the tranquillity of the countryside. The fact that this holiday shepherd’s hut allows dogs makes it an even more enticing choice for those who like to travel with their four-legged companions as you and your pets can roam the scenic landscapes and revel in the beauty of the Shropshire Hills together. Whether you’re on a romantic getaway or a solo adventure with your furry friend, this shepherd’s hut promises a memorable and peaceful stay in the heart of the stunning Shropshire countryside.
The Corn House UK45530, Shepherds Retreat UK45531, Shepherds Rest UK45532, The Dairy UK45533,The Byre UK45534, Rickyard UK45535, Shepherds Lodge (UKC2358) and The Barn UK45536 can be booked together to accommodate up to 18 guests.

The Old Barn is a charming cottage located close to a peaceful village just outside of Church Stretton and is the perfect getaway for those who love walking, tranquillity, and nature. The cottage comfortably sleeps two and features an inviting open-plan kitchen, living, and dining area, creating the perfect open social space for you and your loved ones. The owners welcome dogs and provide an outdoor heated showering area ready for washing down your mucky pup after accompanying them on one of the many walking routes close by. Dog towels can be provided for a small fee. The garden space boasts picturesque field views, and outside the cottage a delightful patio area with a table and chairs.
For those who enjoy fishing, there are two fishing pools with carp and tench. Please note that there’s an additional cost for fishing, payable to the owners during your stay, but you are welcome to walk round and even picnic beside the pools. Please be aware the pools are deep and unfenced. There are excellent bird watching opportunities in the garden, the surrounding woodland area or when walking in the Shropshire hills with footpaths from the property. The local area is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, with mountain biking and an abundance of hiking trails waiting to be explored. Carding Mill Valley and the Longmynd is a must-see. Discover South Shropshire and all the surrounding attractive market towns, along with the National Trust properties and attractions such as the Ironbridge Gorge Museums, Ludlow Castle, Much Wenlock Priory, Shrewsbury town, Cosford Air Museum, Acton Scott Working Farm Museum (re-opening 2024) and there are plenty of country pubs that serve great food. Escape to The Old Barn for a peaceful break where you can immerse yourself in beautiful Shropshire anytime of the year.

The Pigeons Nest is a unique and charming retreat located in Ellerdine, Shropshire. Situated above ground, it resembles a hobbit house, adding to its distinctive character. Originally a barn that served as a nesting spot for pigeons, the conversion into a holiday home has retained its rustic charm with bespoke oak doors and exposed beams, making the perfect getaway for two.
The owners have taken great care in decorating the interior. The use of local materials and the craftsmanship of skilled local artisans are evident throughout the property, adding to its authenticity and connection with the surrounding area. As you step inside, you’ll be greeted by luxurious accommodation that provides a perfect setting for a romantic getaway. The attention to detail in the décor and furnishings ensures a comfortable and memorable stay. The living spaces are open plan, with cosy seating areas and a log burner to relax and unwind in front of.
The Pigeons Nest is nestled within 25 acres of beautiful land that extends down to the woods, allowing you to explore the natural surroundings at your leisure. You can take tranquil walks along the footpaths, immersing yourself in the picturesque countryside. Despite its serene location, the holiday home is conveniently close to amenities. The local pub is less than half a mile away, providing a place to enjoy a drink or a meal without venturing too far.
Additionally, the vibrant town of Shrewsbury is just 11 miles away, offering a range of attractions, shopping opportunities and historical sites to explore. Or venture a little further to Ironbridge and visit the Ironbridge Gorge, a World Heritage Site. There’s also Attingham Park, an 18th-century estate with 200 acres of parkland and a Regency mansion.

Shropshire Glamping is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the stunning countryside. All the accommodation is designed, built, and individually styled with luxury furnishings and fixtures. The Geo Dome, Summerhouse and Kingfisher Pod are set around the lake, each with their own view and where the huge variety of interesting geese and birdlife gather including a kingfisher family, grebe and tufted ducks. The Willow Shepherd’s Hut nestles in the oak tree field, has views over the field and across the stream towards the lake and is reached by foot along a gravelled walkway.
The Willow Hut is uniquely decorated and finished with cleverly designed features to make use of the comfy space available. A raised ‘cabin-style’ kingsize bed has the same level view through the window along the field to the oak tree. Under the bed is where the clever attention to detail can be appreciated. A pull-out hideaway table with 2 padded benches can be pulled out when dining, drinking or just sitting. One of the benches can be pulled out slightly and used to climb onto the raised bed. The bathroom has a full-size shower, beautiful granite sink and corner toilet. The hut is lit inside and out with lovely industrial-style lighting. The double ‘stable door’ style doors lead out onto the steps to the garden patio where there is a table and chairs, barbeque and fire pit. There is a newly planted small orchard and shrubs. To stock up your kitchen, head to Shawbury, 10 minutes away, where you’ll find a small supermarket a bakery, takeaway restaurants, and an organic farm shop.
Venture into Shrewsbury where there’s a variety of things to do making it a great day out. Shrewsbury is full of finds to be discovered by foot or by boat; the River Severn is a must, as is the array of independents from cafes to boutique shops, the castle, the old market hall featuring local artists and lovely shops and eateries, all in the picturesque market town with over 1,000 years of history.
The Shropshire Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is home to The Wrekin, ’or little mountain’, which is a well-known landmark that dominates the skyline for miles. Sitting at 407 metres, it is popular with hikers and walkers as it offers superb views over Shropshire. Further afield takes you to the medieval market town of Ludlow, famous for its castle as well as many food and drink festivals throughout the year to enjoy. Take a trip to the town of Bridgnorth, home to The Severn Valley Steam Railway, explore the World Heritage Site of the Ironbridge Gorge or discover the numerous National Trust properties of Attingham Park, Benthall Hall, Sunnycroft House and Carding Mill Valley all within easy reach.
The owners offer delightful breakfast packs, just ask them directly prior to your arrival. Access to the accommodation is reached by foot via the gravelled pathways. The owners can transport belongings for you with their utility buggy. Use of large vintage/industrial style barbeque hut with large charcoal barbeque, pig roast burner, pizza oven and sit-up bar area, table, and chairs. Lit with fairy lights inside which can be decorated and set for special occasions (extra charge applies).

Nestled on the outskirts of Minsterley in the gorgeous Hamlet of Lower Stapleley in Shropshire, is the fantastic property, The Red House. A first-floor apartment accessed via a metal staircase, leading to a private balcony with seating and magnificent views. It features handmade oak French doors leading to a spacious tastefully decorated kitchen, with open plan lounge and breakfast bar. The property also has oak flooring throughout, as well oak window seats. Explore your local surroundings, where you will find a variety of country walks, charming villages and cycle routes galore. There are many castles and beautiful gardens close by. This is a great base to stay, with Ludlow, Church Stretton, and Shrewsbury all around 45 mins drive as well as the Welsh Boarders and Powys. Sit on the raised private balcony and enjoy the specular sun rise whilst listening to the birds.
Explore the birthplace of Charles Darwin, visit Mitchells Fold Stone Circle, explore Snail Beach Lead Mines, and take in the scenic beauty of the Long Mynd Mountain Range and Carding Mill Valley in the Shropshire Hills National Trust. For a relaxing evening, enjoy jigsaw puzzles, games, and books in the cosy cottage.

Set in a rural location, this luxurious property offers guests a fantastic spot to enjoy the Shropshire countryside with the addition of a fantastic private wood-fired Swedish hot tub, which is set in the garden of the property along with a private BBQ hut. If you are looking for a luxury, romantic holiday in a tranquil location, this property would be the perfect place for you! Waiting for you will be chocolates and flowers and a welcome pack for you; the owners have thought of everything to make this is a luxurious and comfortable stay.

The area is perfect for walkers, with the Shropshire Way passing through the village and within easy reach of the Long Mynd, Wenlock Edge, Stiperstones and Offa’s Dyke path. Shropshire is host to some delightful small towns such as Church Stretton and Much Wenlock, both with a good variety of individual shops and pubs. Bridgenorth, Ironbridge, Shrewsbury, Hereford, Worcester and mid Wales are easily accessible.

There are plenty of things to see and do including a visit to the Stiperstones Nature Reserve, walks along the Carding Mill Valley and the Long Mynd, or guests can hire a canoe and enjoy the views that the River Severn has to offer. Guests can also pay additionally for spa packages, (a fully insured company offer this service), locally sourced full English breakfasts, pink or white Champagne and strawberries and wood baskets to fuel the multi fuel burner.

Set on one level, this luxury property has been tastefully decorated throughout to a high standard with Farrow and Ball paint. The open plan kitchen/living area includes electric cooker and hob along with a wood burner. The bedroom has a double bed and a luxurious, romantic copper bath within the bedroom; a family shower room completes the inside.

There is a private garden space with patio, furniture, and as mentioned, access to a wonderful bbq hut, perfect for cooler evenings to reminisce together. A Swedish wood-fired hot tub is situated within the garden and seats four guests, making it the perfect spot to sit and sip champagne. Mary’s Croft includes exclusive use of the bbq hut, the wood-fuelled hot tub (prepared and heated for your arrival), bathrobes & slippers, bubbly, flowers and chocolates, and Cole and Lewis products to enhance your bathing experience.

This detached lodge is set in the grounds of former historic estate and overlooks ground belonging to the owner, and is set just across from a historic walled garden. There is a very popular local pub in the village within walking and driving distance.
The property is located just outside the village of Baschurch, which is near Oswestry and Shrewsbury, both of which have a number of boutique shops, bars and restaurants for visitors to choose from. The area has much to see and do for all guests, including a selection of museums and art galleries, and the Theatre Severn which stages musicals, dramas and live concerts. The owner has friendly pet pigs, dogs and horses.
The Summerhouse (UK34933) can be booked together with Pepperpot Lodge (UK12531) to accommodate up to 4 guests.

This delightful dog friendly barn conversion is set within easy reach of the beautiful historic town of Shrewsbury with its fascinating architecture including 600 listed buildings, castle, museums, many independent shops as well as your high street essentials, the famous Arts Trail throughout July and August is just one of its many festivals and it has a wealth of traditional inns and restaurants.
Easily accessible is popular Church Stretton, on the edge of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, which is fabulous walking country with many famous hills such as the Long Mynd with the beautiful Carding Mill Valley, the Wrekin and the Lawley.
Shropshire’s finest and most attractive town Ludlow is within easy reach, framed by the gentle Clee Hills, with its impressive castle, magnificent church, half-timbered buildings, Georgian red-brick houses and different markets five days a week such as general, farmers, craft, or antique.
Bridgnorth has what is reputed to be the steepest cliff railway in Britain and superb cliff-top walks overlooking the River Severn below. From here, during summer, the Severn Valley Railway’s steam train chugs the scenic 16-mile route to Kidderminster. Attingham Park (National Trust), Benthall Hall (National Trust), Ironbridge Gorge and the old market town of Much Wenlock, with its medieval priory, are all within easy driving distance. Set next to the owner’s own property, The Roost is set in a peaceful and quiet part of the Shropshire countryside.

Meadow Barn is set in a beautiful rural location and has all the ingredients needed for a relaxing break for two. This historic, romantic, detached hideaway dates from 1750 and is built from local stone and oak. Surrounded by meadowland with wonderful views over the dramatic Shropshire Hills, steeped in myth and legend, peace and quiet preside over this location. Situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, nature lovers will be enthralled with the abundance of wildlife that can be seen from the window. Set in the pretty rural hamlet of Pennerley, the barn nestles between the Stiperstones Nature Reserve and the Welsh borders. Close by are the towns of Ludlow, Shrewsbury, Bishop’s Castle and Clun. Horse riding can be found nearby. Shop and pub 1½ miles.