A wonderful cottage accessible for all the family, boasting a lot of character and charm. In the Shropshire Hills AONB. Dog-friendly. Hot tub. Spacious garden. Church Stretton 1.3 miles.

Located just a few miles outside of the market town of Church Stretton, providing easy access to the best of Shropshire. These group barns are ideal for groups of families or friends who would like to holiday together with six properties on site being able to cater for up to thirty guests. They are all centrally heated with oil central heating, some have wood burners, and each cottage has a private garden/patio area. Set in stunning acres of rural land with views which reach out across the Shropshire hills, it’s the perfect relaxing break.
All the barns have lovely, well-equipped farmhouse-style kitchens with stone floors and traditional features including timber beams. Each property has its interior design theme which enhances the cosy character of each. Ragleth sleeps up to six guests over three double bedrooms, with a family bathroom and ensuite attached to the master bedroom. It has a fabulous open-plan kitchen/dining/living area with beautiful character beams and exposed brick walls. Ragleth is conveniently all on one level making it the perfect property for those not wanting to climb any stairs.
Discover the charm of Church Stretton as you step into a town boasting a variety of amenities, from the inviting local pub and cosy café to the delightful Sawadee Thai Restaurant and a convenient local supermarket. Lace up your walking boots and embark on an adventure through the breathtaking hills of Carding Mill Valley, the Long Mynd, and The Lawley, a picturesque trail within easy reach of your stay.
Journey to Shrewsbury for a guided tour of the historic Shrewsbury Prison with its 18th-century cells, perfect for history enthusiasts. The theatre Severn is well worth a visit, though be sure to see what’s on beforehand, so you’re not disappointed. Or why not catch a film at the independent cinema in the historic hall, screening the latest releases, with a cool, vaulted café-bar? Ragleth offers a superb retreat to Shropshire, providing an idyllic escape throughout the year.
These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 30 guests.

Nestled in the Shropshire countryside, The Loft at Callow Fold is a remote and off-grid property, powered by wind and sun. Enjoy a tranquil getaway in a picturesque rural spot, surrounded by fields, ancient woodlands, and hills. There are footpaths and bridleways leading in all directions, with the Jack Mytton Way and Wenlock Edge on your doorstep.
The standalone, oak-framed building, detached from the owner’s home on site, a staircase leads to the first floor where you’ll find the welcoming Alipine style apartment. The accommodation is cosy and comfortable, fitted with everything you need for your peaceful break. The open plan layout boasts a well-equipped kitchen, dining space and living area with a wood burner. There’s also a cosy double bedroom and a bathroom with a shower over the bath. The Loft at Callow Fold is in a remote location just outside the hamlet of Middlehope. Whilst rural, there are plenty of places to explore and eat out within a 20-minute drive of the property. The nearest amenities are at Aston Munslow, just ten minutes away. And the popular market town of Ludlow is just 20 minutes away.

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.

Betchcott is a hamlet near the village of Picklescott in Shropshire. It lies in the parish of Smethcott, in the northern foothills of the Long Mynd. The nearest town is Church Stretton. If it is time for a break away together, Keepers Cottage has you covered with all sorts of family friendly comforts. Even your dogs will find the large, enclosed garden a treat. Plus, if you would like to bring your horse along, yes you read that correctly, the owners can provide stables for up to six horses, along with a menage and three paddocks. There’s livestock on the farm and a beautiful private lake for everyone to enjoy, the owners are very close by and welcome you to enjoy all the facilities.
Inside, you have a well-equipped kitchen and dining area beneath wooden beams, complete with a Rayburn oven, fridge, dishwasher, and microwave. There is a roomy utility room, with more cooking facilities, a sink, and washing machine. Plus, a ground floor larder, with supplies and there is a ground floor toilet. Just off the kitchen is a lovely room for reading or playing board games, its light and airy and a great place to relax after a day out exploring.
The living room is open plan with the kitchen and dining area and very welcoming, offering a Smart TV and wood burner. The house was rebuilt in 2010 to a very high standard and features green oak beams and a warm, homely feel. Upstairs offers three bedrooms, sleeping up to six. The family bathroom is centred between them all, although the double does have an en-suite shower and toilet, so there won’t be any queues for the shower.
Outside Keepers Cottage is an expansive garden which loops around the property, including a decked area with outdoor furniture, a patio, and a large lawn for everyone to enjoy. The nearby pub is quintessentially English and is full of rustic charm and character, with oak beams, open fires, and a wonderfully warm atmosphere, only a short walk away.
Church Stretton is the main shopping area and has well known various independent shops from kitchen supplies to clothing. It also provides all the essentials with a supermarket and post office. The owners have plenty of recommendations for excellent places to eat around the wider area. You are within easy reach of the Shropshire Hills and The Long Mynd, which is excellent to explore by foot or bike and for anyone who enjoys nature.
Picklescott is ideally placed for access to Ride UK routes and the many miles of bridleways which criss-cross the Long Mynd for those bringing your horses. Further afield there is Ludlow, a thriving medieval market town and an architectural gem with a lively community feel, busy with events and festivals throughout the year. Perhaps the area’s charm is most evident in where you are staying, make use of the private lake for fishing or take a walk to soak in the breathtaking scenery. There is a lot to appreciate, and Keepers Cottage is sure to be a highlight of your next stay.

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.

Discover Home Farm House, a truly wonderful holiday house located midway between the county town of Shrewsbury and Church Stretton (known as ’Little Switzerland’) in the village of Dorrington. This remarkable property has so much to offer that sets your holiday apart from all others. Sleeping up to thirteen guests, you and your loved ones can sit back and relax in this newly renovated home. Upon arrival, you are greeted by the large patio and garden to the front and back of the property, perfect if you’re bringing children as they can run around all day. The garden is enclosed so a great spot for your dog to wander freely too. Throughout, you will find historical features that are quintessential to English sophistication that makes Home Farm House a memorable place to stay. The living areas include three reception rooms, one with a handy sofa bed, and two dining rooms, one situated in the conservatory, with six bedrooms on the first floor, this is the perfect house for celebrating with family and friends. Outside is a games room with table tennis facilities for the kids to enjoy.
Ideally located, Home Farm House is only 15 minutes’ from the popular market town of Shrewsbury offering a wealth of independent shops, cafés, bars and restaurants to suit all tastes. Add the weekly farmers’ market, a wide range of independent specialist shops, lovely coffee shops, the many traditional pubs and inns which offer good food and beers, the interesting mix of buildings and you have the ideal place to discover on your holiday. Throughout the year there are numerous food festivals and regattas. It’s a great place to visit.
For the more adventurous travel seekers there are various walks and outdoor activities nearby including circular trails that are on your doorstep in the village of Dorrington, along with a village shop, a pub and a couple of restaurants. Visit Bridgnorth with its renowned funicular railway or take a trip on the Severn Valley Railway to experience the delights of the bygone era of steam travel. If you like walking, there are plenty of places to visit, including the Long Mynd, Clee Hills or Stiperstones. Telford is only 20 miles away and the Ironbridge Gorge with Blists Hill Museum and numerous activities for sunny or wet days. Ludlow with its castle and reputation for good eateries and art shops is 30 minutes’ away.
There are opportunities to ride, play golf, fish or even experience the thrill of hot air ballooning and gliding all within easy reach. From taking a stroll around the beautiful gardens to exploring the woodlands and countryside, even just sitting back relaxing and taking in the tranquillity of the house. Home Farm House promises an delightful holiday retreat for all the family to enjoy.

This delightful barn conversion is set within easy reach of the historic town of Shrewsbury with its fascinating architecture, castle, museums, fine shops and 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 and 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.

A renovated barn conversion tucked away among picturesque countryside in the village of Rushbury near Church Stretton, Shropshire. Private patio. Electric log-effect fire. WiFi. Cardington 4.3 miles; Church Stretton 6.4 miles; Much Wenlock 10.7 miles.

Broome Farm, once a small arable farm, nestles in the heart of the Shropshire Hills in an AONB. St Vincent, a former granary and Bequia, a former carthouse have been sympathetically restored and carefully furnished to preserve the character of the original buildings. Both take in the breathtaking views over the South Shropshire hills and valleys. Situated 8 miles form Much Wenlock, 7 miles from Church Stretton, also known as ‘Little Switzerland’ and 12 miles from Shrewsbury. Ludlow and Ironbridge are also within a half hour drive. Shop 3 miles, pub 2 miles.