Idyllic Rural Shropshire Retreat - Barn

The comfortable spacious converted barn accommodation has been recently refurbished to a high specification for our visiting guests to enjoy the peaceful countryside setting. The stunning location is perfectly positioned as an ideal base for guests to enjoy and discover all the Shropshire beauty spots, enthusiastic walkers can gain local nearby access including routes alongside Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and many other options included below. Situated half a mile off B4555 on a country lane our active working smallholding includes sheep, game birds, and rare breed poultry which provides fresh eggs for our guests to enjoy daily with a doorstep delivery. The private garden area offers our guests space to enjoy alfresco dining with a charcoal barbeque available, a haven for bird watching, and soaking up magical sunsets, star gazing and relaxation, guests can also wander around the garden pool with seating provided. The parking is directly next to the main entrance of the accommodation on a gravel driveway. The delightful surrounding neighbourhood is a perfect location for guests to seek out what they enjoy which may be relaxing and unwinding or making the most of green spaces and outdoor activities nearby and beyond. The popular village inn offers good food and weekly live entertainment overlooking nearby RSPB Nature Reserve an ideal haven for bird watchers and wildlife lovers alike to enjoy the stunning location. Also within the locality guests can visit two historical railway gems on the Severn Valley Railway line or travel to nearby towns that include the historic town of Bridgnorth where long established weekly street markets take place and where you will find have a good choice of dining venues also rail journeys to transport visitors to the nearby Georgian town of Bewdley which is situated alongside the River Severn with stunning scenery and where you will find a choice to alfresco dining available alongside the water front venues or within the town plus is easy access river walks to enjoy For those who enjoy walking or cycling the locality is well positioned to access the Jack Mytton Way 100 miles of amazing Shropshire countryside on the doorstep and enjoy our rural byways, bridleways and local footpaths plus nearby local villages where you will find friendly country inns serving locally sourced food, a cafe offering breakfast and light lunches and a few nearby convenience food stores and fast food options. Also, within the locality you can gain access onto the National Route 45 and Shropshire Way, additionally visitors can visit the nearby local Country Park and Visitor centre and local Golf Range. Several National Trust properties are within a 30-45 mins drive. Within a 15 minute drive you can visit the Forestry England’s stunning 6500 acres of Wyre Forest and National Nature Reserve which as much to offer visitors including pony trekking not to mention and many more places beyond to explore and enjoy. For Guests visiting Shropshire the first time and want to ensure they make the most of their visit I would highly recommend visiting Shropshire Council’s site to view Walking in Shropshire that provides superb coverage of the county including the quarter which is a designated Outstanding Beauty Area. In the rural location, you can access all local tourist spots within a short drive or cycle. Bridgnorth, Bewdley, Ironbridge Clee Hill, Brown Clee, Malvern Hills National Route 45 Cycle Trail (3-miles to access route) Jack Mytton Way (4.5-miles to access) Severn Valley Railway (Local Station Highley 3.4 miles or Hampton Load 3.6 miles) Wyre Forest (7.6-miles) Walks and Cycle trails, Thrill seekers mountain bike trails, Visitors Centre (13.3 miles) with Go Ape & an excellent Equestrian Centre is also located here. Severn Country Park (3.5-miles)