Ironbridge View Townhouse, Ironbridge, Telford, Shropshire

Ironbridge View Townhouse – Award-Winning Accommodation in Ironbridge

Ironbridge View Townhouse is a multi-award-winning holiday home situated in the heart of the historic Ironbridge Gorge. Boasting breathtaking views of the world’s first Iron Bridge, this beautifully presented property provides a luxurious and characterful base for discovering one of Shropshire’s most fascinating destinations.

Holding a prestigious 5 Star AA Gold Award, the townhouse combines an exceptional location with stylish interiors and thoughtful touches throughout. Sleeping up to three guests, it is ideal for couples or small families looking for somewhere special to stay in Ironbridge.

Accommodation

Inside, Ironbridge View Townhouse has been beautifully furnished with comfort, luxury and character in mind. Carefully chosen details and stylish décor create a welcoming home away from home where guests can relax after a day of sightseeing.

The townhouse enjoys a peaceful courtyard setting while still being conveniently positioned for exploring the many attractions of Ironbridge on foot.

Guests also benefit from Wi-Fi internet access and off-street parking. Children over the age of five are welcome, although pets cannot be accommodated.

Spa Treatments

For an extra touch of indulgence, guests can take advantage of a luxurious visiting spa service during their stay.

Five-star beauty and massage treatments can be enjoyed in the privacy and comfort of the holiday home, providing the perfect opportunity to relax and unwind without having to venture out.

Exploring Ironbridge

Ironbridge View Townhouse is superbly located for discovering the historic Ironbridge Gorge, a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its important role in the Industrial Revolution.

Many of the popular Ironbridge Gorge Museums are within easy reach, allowing visitors to discover the fascinating history and heritage of the area.

The surrounding streets are also home to a delightful selection of independent boutiques, antique bookshops, restaurants and other places to eat and drink. Scenic walking trails offer another way to explore the area and enjoy the beautiful landscape surrounding the Gorge.

The iconic Iron Bridge itself provides an impressive backdrop to a stay, and the townhouse’s enviable position makes it easy to experience the atmosphere and character of this historic destination.

A Year-Round Shropshire Escape

Ironbridge is an appealing destination throughout the year, whether visitors are interested in history and heritage, scenic walks, independent shopping or simply enjoying a relaxing break somewhere different.

With attractions, restaurants and beautiful countryside close at hand, Ironbridge View Townhouse provides an excellent base from which to experience everything the area has to offer.

Rates

Weekly rates range from £900 to £1,050.

Short stays are available from £145 per night, with a minimum stay of two nights.

Ironbridge View Townhouse accommodates a maximum of three guests. Children over five are welcome, but pets cannot be accommodated.

Wi-Fi internet access and off-street parking are available.

With its 5 Star AA Gold Award, exceptional location and spectacular views of the famous Iron Bridge, Ironbridge View Townhouse offers a memorable self catering escape in the heart of one of Shropshire’s most historic locations.

For further information, availability and booking details, guests can visit the Ironbridge View Townhouse website.

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Garden Cottage, Bridgnorth, Shropshire

Garden Cottage – Luxury Holiday Cottage in Bridgnorth, Shropshire

Garden Cottage is a listed, double-fronted townhouse situated on one of Bridgnorth’s most attractive streets in Shropshire. Rated 5 Star by Shropshire Tourism, the cottage offers exceptional holiday accommodation for those seeking a relaxing break while still enjoying modern comforts and easy access to the town’s shops, restaurants, and amenities.

Accommodation

The spacious living room extends through the property and features French doors opening onto the patio and garden. Guests can relax beside the Clearview wood-burning stove and enjoy the TV, DVD/Blu-ray player, and iPod/MP3 docking station.

The dining room, which also provides access to the garden, leads into a modern and well-equipped kitchen featuring:

• Fridge/freezer.

• Electric cooker.

• Extractor fan.

• Microwave.

• Washing machine.

• Dishwasher.

Leading off the hallway is a wet room and a small study/library complete with a computer and Wi-Fi access. Additional storage space for luggage and other belongings is available in the basement, where a tumble dryer is also provided.

A staircase with twelve fairly steep steps and a handrail leads to the first floor, where there are three charming bedrooms:

• A twin bedroom overlooking the garden with en-suite facilities.

• A double bedroom with views towards the attractive seventeenth-century Castle Governor’s House.

• A flexible bedroom that can be arranged as either a double or twin room, also overlooking the historic surroundings.

The two front-facing bedrooms are served by a newly equipped Victorian-style bathroom located across the landing.

Outdoor Space

The sunny west-facing garden is enclosed by traditional brick walls and beautifully planted with mature shrubs, climbers, and ground-cover plants. Guests can enjoy seasonal displays, including the white spring blossom and golden autumn foliage of the Amelanchier Canadensis tree. Views of St Mary's Church tower can be enjoyed from the lawn, while the large patio offers ample space for al fresco dining during warmer months.

Local Area

Bridgnorth is a welcoming and historic market town situated on the edge of the rolling South Shropshire countryside. The town is divided between High Town, perched approximately 200 feet above the River Severn on a sandstone bluff, and Low Town, located alongside the river itself.

Garden Cottage enjoys a peaceful location within a quiet cul-de-sac in the historic High Town, just a short walk from shops, amenities, a delightful park, and the evocative ruins of Bridgnorth Castle.

Nearby attractions include:

Severn Valley Railway – A heritage steam railway operating throughout the year, travelling along the River Severn to Kidderminster and offering access to charming villages, country parks, and scenic walks.

Dudmaston Hall – Located 3 miles away, featuring enchanting parkland, beautiful gardens, and a historic hall housing important modern and contemporary art collections.

Ironbridge Gorge and Museums – Just 8 miles away, this UNESCO World Heritage Site features ten museums that tell the story of the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution.

Attingham Park – Approximately 18 miles away, offering family activities, walking trails, seasonal events, a deer park, and open-air theatre performances throughout the year.

For further information, please visit the website.

Rates: From £700 to £1,200 per week, depending on the season.

• Best rates are available by contacting the owners directly.

• Minimum stay of 2 nights.

• Maximum occupancy of 6 guests.

• Children are welcome.

• Sorry, no pets.

• Disabled facilities available (please see the owner's access statement for further details).

• Wi-Fi/internet access available.

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River Steam Holidays, Highley, Bridgnorth, Shropshire

River Steam Holidays offers welcoming self-catering accommodation in Highley, set within the stunning surroundings of the Severn Valley near Bridgnorth. The properties enjoy a unique location just below the steam railway and station, making them an ideal choice for a memorable getaway in Shropshire.

Ship Cottage

Ship Cottage provides spacious and luxurious accommodation for up to eight guests, set in a truly distinctive location where steam trains can be seen passing by. Character features such as oak beams and a cosy log burner create a warm and inviting atmosphere.

The cottage includes four bedrooms: one double en suite, one twin en suite, and two additional rooms on the top floor which share a wet room. The top-floor double room also has an adjoining room with a sofa bed suitable for two additional guests. All bedrooms are equipped with TVs.

The well-equipped kitchen includes a large family-sized fridge, separate freezer, washing machine, and cooker with electric oven and gas hob, along with a flat-screen TV. Guests can also relax in a cosy snug with a TV and DVD player.

Outside, there is a patio and elevated decking area offering lovely views of the trains and Severn Valley. A covered porch provides storage for logs and outdoor gear, and there is a lockable shed for fishing equipment and bikes.

Kingfisher Lodge

Kingfisher Lodge accommodates up to four guests and is beautifully positioned on the western banks of the River Severn. The lodge offers stunning valley views and is just a five-minute walk from Highley Railway Station and museum.

Inside, there are two bedrooms (one double and one twin), a shower room, and an open-plan kitchen and living area overlooking the river. The enclosed garden is ideal for guests travelling with dogs and includes a shed for bait and bike storage.

Hazeldene Lodge

Hazeldene Lodge sleeps two guests and is perfect for a romantic break. Set high on the bank, it offers breathtaking views across the river and valley, with passing steam trains adding to the charm.

The lodge features a light-filled living room with a TV and DVD player, a well-equipped kitchen with modern appliances, a twin bedroom, and a spacious shower room. Outside, there is a decking and patio area for al fresco dining, along with secure gates for dogs and a lockable shed for storage.

Holly Tree Lodge

Holly Tree Lodge accommodates up to four guests and boasts outstanding views over the valley and river. The nearby railway line provides a great vantage point for watching passing trains.

The lodge includes a well-equipped kitchen/diner with modern appliances, a comfortable living area with a flat-screen TV and DVD player, and bedrooms comprising one double and two twins, sharing a shower room. Outside, a lawn area with table and chairs provides a perfect spot to relax.

The Jolly Roger

The Jolly Roger sleeps up to six guests and offers a cosy, homely atmosphere. Upstairs, there is a double and twin bedroom sharing a shower room. Downstairs, there is an additional twin room and a third bedroom, along with a wet room.

The kitchen is fully equipped with a washing machine, oven, and hob, while the living/dining area features a large flat-screen TV, DVD player, and electric fire. Outside, there is an enclosed garden, ideal for enjoying outdoor meals.

The Old Trout

The Old Trout enjoys beautiful views across the river and valley from its patio. Inside, it features charming elements such as exposed oak beams and a log burner.

The cottage includes a well-equipped kitchen with a large fridge, electric oven, and hob, as well as a separate utility room with a freezer. A wet room is located nearby. The lounge has a large flat-screen TV, and there are additional TVs in both the double and twin bedrooms. Outside, secure gates are provided for dogs, along with a bait fridge.

Visiting the Area

The surrounding area offers excellent fishing opportunities for species such as barbel, roach, and chub, with fishing available directly outside the properties or upstream. Coarse fishing in the Severn Trent area runs from mid-June to mid-March, while salmon, trout, and eel fishing is permitted year-round.

Nearby attractions include Cleobury Mortimer Golf Club, Bewdley Museum, Ludlow Castle, Buildwas Abbey, and Upper Arley Arboretum.

Additional Information

• Maximum occupancy: up to 8 people (depending on property)
• Children are welcome
• Dogs are welcome (£20 per dog)
• Wi-Fi/internet access available
• Off-street parking
• On-site pub
• Lockable sheds and bait fridges available

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Wyre Forest Cottage Self Catering Accommodation, Buttonoak, Kidderminster, Shropshire

Wyre Forest Cottage Self-Catering Accommodation comprises two properties situated within the ancient Wyre Forest on the Shropshire/Worcestershire border. The location offers a wealth of activities, from peaceful relaxation to more challenging outdoor pursuits, catering to a variety of tastes.

Manor Holding Cottage – Sleeps 4

Manor Holding Cottage features a well-equipped kitchen/scullery opening off the dining room. Facilities include double fan-assisted ovens, a four-burner gas hob, multi-speed extractor hood with high-intensity lighting, a large fridge and freezer, washing machine, double sink with drainers, microwave, airing racks, external washing lines, toaster and hot beverage station.

Upstairs there are two bedrooms: one super king-size double and one twin room. Downstairs, opening off the entrance hall, there is a cosy snug or study with Wi-Fi and a CD player, along with a larger sitting/dining room complete with TV/DVD and a highly efficient wood-burning stove.

Outside, the cottage enjoys a separate, enclosed and sheltered front garden with two lawns, an intimate viewing terrace and shady seating arbours, ideal for warmer days.

Manor Holding Byre – Sleeps 2 + Single Sofa Bed

Manor Holding Byre is an elegantly proportioned small barn built from distinctive handmade brick in a warm tangerine hue. The property has one twin bedroom accessed via external loft stairs, while downstairs there is a full-height living room with a kitchenette and a wet room shower and toilet. A sofa bed is also located downstairs.

The Byre has been carefully restored using appropriate materials, including matched handmade brick, natural stone, green oak and traditional clay tiles, preserving its original character. New casement windows complement the style of the adjacent cottage.

Visiting the Area

Buttonoak provides an excellent base for exploring Shropshire and the surrounding countryside. Guests can observe wildlife within Manor Holding’s own five acres (2 hectares) of wildflower meadows and ancient orchards, explore the adjacent Ancient Woodland National Nature Reserve, or walk along the Neolithic ridgeway long-distance path, part of which includes the property’s drive.

The Wyre Forest itself covers 35 square miles, offering an extensive network of off-road cycle trails and bridleways leading directly to the cottage door.

Nearby attractions include the West Midlands Safari Park, where visitors can experience close encounters with wildlife and enjoy the adjoining funfair. Guests can also take a scenic steam train journey along the Severn Gorge on the Severn Valley Railway from Bewdley, Arley or Kidderminster.

For those seeking relaxation, there are local fishing ponds and rivers, as well as several high-quality golf courses within easy reach.

Rates range from £290 to £823 per week, depending on the season. Prices exclude VAT.
Maximum occupancy is four people plus a cot.
An additional charge of £15 per night per pet applies, up to a maximum of £45 per pet per week.
Disabled facilities are available; guests are advised to enquire for details.
The Cottages hold a 3 Star Visit England rating and The Byre holds a 2 Star Visit England rating.
Wi-Fi/internet access is available.

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Ash Lodge, Clunton, Craven Arms, Shropshire

Ash Lodge is a stylish, purpose-built, single-storey wooden holiday lodge set within a small and peaceful park beside the River Clun. Located in the village of Clunton, in the heart of Shropshire’s Clun Valley, the lodge enjoys a setting of outstanding natural beauty within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Finished to a high standard throughout, it offers bright, modern and spacious accommodation, with its riverside position creating a tranquil retreat just a short distance from the historic town of Clun.

Accommodation

Ash Lodge features a bright, double-aspect lounge with stunning views along the River Clun and across open fields to the wooded hills beyond. Two leather sofas provide a comfortable space to relax, take in the scenery or enjoy the television. The lodge has two generously sized bedrooms, one with a luxury king-size bed and the other with twin single beds, all fitted with high-quality sprung mattresses. The main bedroom is connected to a large bathroom, which also has separate access from the hallway for added convenience.

Outside, a spacious decking area wraps around the side and rear of the lodge, offering an ideal spot for riverside dining, relaxing on comfortable patio furniture, sunbathing or enjoying the evening sunshine. The riverside setting attracts a variety of wildlife, and guests may spot woodpeckers, herons, geese, ducks and guinea fowl, with occasional sightings of otters adding to the charm of the location.

Visiting the Area

The Crown Inn is just a 10-minute walk away and serves delicious meals, including a popular Sunday roast, along with a selection of local ales. The historic town of Clun is only a five-minute drive from the lodge and offers a range of pubs, shops and tea rooms. Visitors can also explore the ruins of Clun Castle and the picturesque 15th-century packhorse bridge.

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The Granary, Ditton Priors, Bridgnorth, Shropshire

The Granary offers self-catering accommodation in the village of Ditton Priors, just a short drive from the town of Bridgnorth. This detached holiday cottage enjoys lovely views over rural Shropshire, providing a peaceful base for a relaxing break.

Accommodation

The 19th-century property provides attractive farmland views and includes everything needed for a comfortable stay. Tastefully furnished throughout, it offers an inviting and homely atmosphere.

The cottage features an open-plan sitting room and dining area with a sprung sofa bed, along with a galley-style kitchen. There is one bedroom with two full-size twin beds, and the bathroom is fitted with a bath.

Facilities include a TV, pillows, duvet and blankets, with guests asked to bring their own towels, sheets and covers. An honesty box telephone is also provided.

Visiting Ditton Priors & Exploring Shropshire

Ditton Priors is a welcoming village offering a pub, shops, butcher, post office and surgery. Nearby Bridgnorth is a friendly and charming market town with a wide range of shops and restaurants. The surrounding area is a haven for walkers and cyclists, with beautiful countryside routes to enjoy throughout Shropshire.

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The Dick Turpin Cottage, Clun, Craven Arms, Shropshire

The Dick Turpin Cottage – Idyllic Hillside Retreat in Clun, Shropshire

The Dick Turpin Cottage is a charming detached property built from stone and timber with a traditional slate roof, standing proudly high above the picturesque village of Clun. This beautifully restored holiday cottage enjoys outstanding views across the valley and the rolling Shropshire Hills. Set within 20 acres of private woodland, it offers guests an idyllic escape surrounded by tranquil countryside and scenic walking trails.

About The Dick Turpin Cottage

The cottage is spacious, comfortable, and thoughtfully designed to provide a relaxing stay. Inside, guests will find a welcoming hall, cloakroom, and utility area leading to a large sitting room, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration. The bedroom can be arranged with either a giant double bed or twin single beds and includes a dressing area for added comfort. The large bathroom features a separate power shower, and the fully fitted kitchen is equipped with everything needed for a self-catering stay.

Modern amenities include full oil-powered central heating, a cosy log fire with fuel provided, double glazing, dishwasher, fridge-freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, and a state-of-the-art Linn HiFi system for radio and CDs. A television, DVD player, and telephone are also available.

Outside, guests can relax on the south-facing sheltered terrace, which features a picnic table, oak bench, and comfortable sunbathing chairs—ideal for soaking in the peaceful surroundings. A welcome hamper awaits guests on arrival, and all linen and towels are provided. Local pubs and restaurants offer excellent options for dining nearby.

Visiting Clun & Exploring Shropshire

Nestled within the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, The Dick Turpin Cottage provides the perfect base for discovering one of the most serene and scenic regions in England. The Countryside Commission has recognised this area as one of only three remaining havens of tranquillity in Britain.

Guests can enjoy breathtaking rural views, woodland walks, and the charm of the historic village of Clun, known for its heritage and peaceful atmosphere. Whether seeking a romantic getaway or a countryside adventure, The Dick Turpin Cottage offers a truly special retreat in the heart of Shropshire’s natural beauty.

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Beaconsfield Luxury Lodges with Hot Tubs, Shrewsbury, Shropshire

Luxury Countryside Retreat in Shropshire

For those seeking a luxurious countryside getaway, these elegant holiday lodges provide the ultimate escape. Nestled in the heart of the picturesque Shropshire landscape near the charming village of Hadnall—just two miles from the historic medieval town of Shrewsbury—the park offers breathtaking views and a tranquil, high-end setting ideal for relaxation and rejuvenation.

Accommodation

Each lodge is designed and finished to an exceptional standard, blending comfort with sophistication to ensure a truly memorable stay. Guests can unwind on their private decking, soak in the natural beauty of the surroundings, and enjoy a romantic retreat in one of the beautifully furnished lodges.

The Chestnut Lodges feature a luxurious king-size bed with an en-suite shower room, a verandah with garden furniture, and an inviting outdoor hot tub for the perfect relaxation experience.

The Haughmond Lodges offer additional space, comprising two king-size bedrooms—one with an en-suite shower—and a family bathroom with an overhead shower. Outside, guests can enjoy a verandah with seating and a private hot tub.

The Wrekin Premier Lodge delivers the ultimate in luxury with its two-storey design. The ground floor includes a spacious lounge offering stunning countryside views, a dining area, and a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher. Upstairs, there are two king-size bedrooms, each with an en-suite shower, and one featuring a double-ended bath in its own bathing area. A private outdoor hot tub completes the experience, perfect for a peaceful evening beneath the stars.

Exploring the Area

Located amidst the scenic beauty of the Shropshire countryside, this destination combines the serenity of rural living with convenient access to nearby attractions. Guests can explore the historic charm of Shrewsbury, discover local trails, and immerse themselves in the rich culture and natural beauty that make this region a truly special place to visit.

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