A delightful, Grade II listed detached red-brick barn conversion on the owner’s smallholding near Llanyblodwel. WiFi. Flexible zip/link beds. Ground floor en-suite wet room. Grillkota BBQ hut seating 18, wood-fired sauna and hot tub. Oswestry 8 miles.

Nestled in the pretty town of Ellesmere, Philoxenia Mews offers delightful accommodation with loads of character. Located along a private pathway just behind the restaurant’s pretty garden, are four brand new converted in 2023 apartments. With two sleeping up to four guests and two sleeping up to two guests, they were stables once upon a time. The owner has done an exceptional job of restoring some of the original features. All offering views of the pretty courtyard and each having something unique. Eleni Loulou is geared up for dogs, with a fantastic patio and two double bedrooms, whilst Alexander Z has two double bedrooms, also accommodating up to four, and two en-suite bathrooms. Angeliki is perfect for two looking for a romantic retreat and can cater for anyone who has limited mobility, with a fabulous wet room and ground floor facilities. Molly Veroni is the perfect cosy getaway for two offering a mezzanine bedroom and open plan kitchen and living area.
Spend your days exploring the picturesque county of Shropshire and its wonderful nearby towns and villages before tucking into a fantastic dinner back at the Greek restaurant, then with a glass of something back on your private patio. This truly is a year-round destination. In summer guests can take advantage of the beautiful courtyard which provides visitors with an idyllic spot to enjoy a drink amongst the pretty flowers and lush foliage. During winter months, pull on those walking boot for a muddy romp exploring the footpaths, or prop up the bar and get to know the friendly locals.
Ellesmere itself has a small, attractive town centre moments away from Philoxenia Mews, with its selection of restaurants, cafés, pubs, and shops. The area surrounding Ellesmere is rich in stunning scenery, offering outdoor adventures with many walking, cycling, and fishing opportunities nearby. Why not take a day trip into Snowdonia or visit 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 café culture, the castle, the old market hall featuring local artists and lovely shops and eateries.
These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 12 guests.

A delightful, detached stone cottage with two woodburning stoves, fabulous mountain views, and two country pubs within half a mile. En-suite facilities. Pistyll Rhaeadr waterfall 3 miles.

Welcome to Coed Y Gaer Annexe, located in the peaceful village of Llansilin just outside the border town of Oswestry.
With spectacular views across to Snowdonia on a clear day, Coed Y Gaer Annexe is a great choice for couples looking to slow down the pace and reconnect with nature. The interior of the annexe has been carefully refurbished into a modern home with everything you need for your stay. The living room offers cosy seating, with Netflix and space for four around the dining table. The bespoke kitchen is well-equipped with everything you’ll need from quick breakfasts to fancy dinners. Conveniently the shower room is located on the ground floor, then up to the double bedroom on the first floor. The bedroom has lovely oak flooring with amazing views of the farm and surrounding area from the window.
After a day spent exploring the market town of Oswestry or Llangollen situated on the River Dee and is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, you’ll be able to snuggle up on the sofa and enjoy some of the locally sourced treats from your welcome hamper or enjoy a barbecue from the garden or picnic area outside. Other nearby attractions include Park Hall, Powys Castle, Erddig, Chirk Castle and Llangollen with white water rafting, horse-drawn canal barges and steam railways. Also, the historic city of Chester is an easy drive and a great place to shop or visit one of the many restaurants. One of the seven wonders of Wales is Llanrhaedr Waterfalls which is within a 15-minute drive. Be sure to explore the area on foot, wandering around the grounds and taking in the peace and serenity that’s all around you.

This marvellous farmhouse offers groups of up to eight a picturesque stay in rural Shropshire, you will instantly feel relaxed here, with the calm surroundings.
Located on a working farm set back from the farmhouse, in a village called Rhydycroesau, just over four miles from Oswestry. The house is wonderful and remote, offering you plenty of peace and quiet, yet there are lots of country walks right from your doorstep, including the Rhydycroesau Woodlands and the Oswestry Old Racecourse Common Heritage Site to explore. Cynynion Uchaf has a homely and comfortable interior, with aspects of character showcasing the original beams, along with little touches of rural charm. You will love the comfy furnishings, hidden cupboards, and beautiful original red brick floors. There are plenty of seating areas to spend time together and younger guests can retreat to the snug with an impressive inglenook fireplace, electric log fire, leather sofa, two reclining armchairs and a TV with Firestick and DVD player for entertainment. The conservatory is a light filled space overlooking the beautiful garden where you can sit and enjoy the birdsong.
You are near to some great places to visit in and around Oswestry, including The British Ironwork Centre, Park Hall the Countryside Experience, Cae Glas Park, Oswestry Iron Age Hill Fort, Oswestry Castle and St Oswalds Church. A short drive takes you to National Trust houses at Chirk, Erddig, Attingham Park and Powis Castle.
Lake Vyrnwy, Snowdonia National Park and the Canal World Heritage Site at Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, near to Llangollen are also popular places to visit. The Roman City Chester provides a good day out, with city walls to walk, the oldest racecourse and the largest Roman Amphitheatre in Britain, a 1000-year-old Cathedral, plus the Zoo! As you are staying in the grounds of a working farm, the family who own the property and run the farm are always happy to say hello and help in any way they can to make your stay as comfortable as possible. You really are surrounded by astounding scenery everywhere you look at Cynynion Uchaf.

The Byre is nestled away on a quiet farm, a great choice for family’s or friends looking to escape and reconnect with nature. Located in the village of Northwood, in between Wem and Ellesmere, the property offers excellent access to surrounding areas each offering many attractions. Just down the road is one of Shropshire’s most beautiful meres, Colemere. It is almost surrounded by mature woodland and has two very attractive hay meadows to explore.
Shropshire has many special landscapes including the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the Stiperstones and Corndon Hill Country crossing the border in the southwest of the county and the internationally important Meres and Mosses in the north. The Pontcysyllte Aqueduct and Canal World Heritage Site also includes part of Shropshire around Chirk in the north.
There are several towns just a short drive from Top House Farm which make a great day out. Why not stroll around the town of Shrewsbury, it is neatly scooped up in the loop of the River Severn. Inside the loop are Medieval streets lined with wonky buildings containing original and one-off shops and street names that truly tell a story - look out for Butcher Row, Fish Street and Grope Lane or a little further in the other direction is Chester. When it comes to beautiful cities, Chester is one of the best and should be on every tourist’s ‘must see’ itinerary.
The Byre (UK41767) can be booked with The Parlour (UK41748) to accommodate up to 12 guests.

This collection of luxury barn conversions (refs UK33953, UK33954 and UK33955), all with their own private hot tubs, are perfectly located for sightseeing around the counties of Shropshire, mid Wales, North Wales and Cheshire. Local attractions include many National Trust properties, the medieval town of Shrewsbury, conveniently placed along the River Severn, and Offa’s Dyke path which runs close to the property. Llangollen with its steam railway, horse drawn barges, white water rafting and motor museum is a 20-minute drive. The market towns of Oswestry and Welshpool are within 15 minutes’, while Chester and Shrewsbury are just 30 minutes’ away by car, and all offer a large array of shops and restaurants for guests to enjoy.
These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 16 guests.

This delightful property is set on a no through lane overlooking the Shropshire Union Canal and enjoys the peace and tranquillity that Shropshire has to offer. It offers three bedrooms for six guests. There is a lovely seating area to the front where guests can sit and watch the passing canal boats.

There is much to see and do nearby including the beautiful Ceiriog Valley, Offa’s Dyke, Froncysylte World Heritage Site, Chirk Castle and the picturesque town of Llangollen where an abundance of outdoor activities are available.

The scenic town of Ellesmere is 9 miles away with picturesque walks around the lovely lakes. The nearby town of Oswestry is home to an Iron Age Hill Fort, a must see for history lovers. Golf is available at Henlle Park Golf Club, and spa facilities are available at the Lion Quays Hotel, both 1 mile away.

A good selection of pubs and restaurants are within a 2 mile radius, ideal for a relaxing evening out. Shrewsbury offers a large selection of points of interest and landmarks to visit including Shrewsbury Abbey and Attingham Park. You are also just a 40-minute drive from the Roman town of Chester.

This stunning 18th-century, semi-detached house has been lovingly converted into a self-catering holiday cottage which sleeps up to twelve people between six bedrooms. Vyrnwy Bank is the perfect destination for larger groups of friends or family looking to take in the dramatic beauty and historic charm in this part of Powys, Wales. In total there are six bedrooms spread across the two floors, some with en-suite facilities and some sharing bathrooms. Vyrnwy Bank is well-furnished throughout to provide ample accommodation. The house has so much to offer and boasts some traditional features such as exposed beams and a wonderful fireplace including a wood burning stove.
The village centre of Llanymynech is a short walk away and offers a couple of local shops, pubs and the market town of Oswestry is just a short drive away where there are a variety of shops and restaurants to try. Being so close to the Llanymynech Rocks Nature Reserve and some five miles to the Berwyn Mountain Range, there is an abundance of scenic walks and cycle trails to explore. Vyrnwy Bank is set on the Powys/Shropshire border and is a brilliant base for discovering this beautiful area. Perfectly situated for National Trust and English Heritage properties, World Heritage sites, as well as a wealth of designated footpaths and bridleways. Whatever you get up to during your holiday, this house is the ideal retreat to return to. Pub and restaurant ½ mile.

Charming stone cottage with two woodburning stoves, fabulous mountain views and three en-suite bathrooms. Private enclosed garden and off road parking. Pub less than 5 minutes walk. Bala 15 miles. Pistyll Rhaeadr waterfall 3 miles.