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Cosy rural private room near Church Stretton

This is a private en suite room, located in the peaceful village of Cardington, 5 miles from the market town of Church Stretton. The room has it's own private entrance and is separate to the owners house. A continental breakfast of cereal and pastries will be served to your room each morning at a time to suit you between 08.00 - 10.00. The local pub The Royal Oak is located within a two minute walk away. Check website for opening times) Great for country walks, cycling and mountain biking.

Flat,Church/All Stretton Longmynd Dogs welcome

Ministones is a self contained flat with its own off road parking outdoor area and private entrance nestled in the Church Stretton Hills known as Little Switzerland. It is 2 minutes drive off the A49 in Batch Valley with immediate accessibility of vast walking, biking trails &1 minutes walk to the local pub(The Yew Tree) which serves excellent food. One mile from Church Stretton Cardingmill Valley & has access to over 12 local pubs in the area . Dogs are very welcome at a small extra cost..

Off-grid living, high in the Shropshire Hills

The Garden Room is a private, cosy apartment that's perfect for couples in search of a quiet break or visitors looking to explore the area. It has basic cooking facilities, a king bed, wood burning stove and a walk-in shower with plenty of hot water. We have reliable wifi, no tv and an ok mobile signal. Lovely up here this time of year and plenty of wildlife to be seen - the other morning while drinking my coffee I watched a pair of hares, leaping and sparring in the front yard - just great.

Beautiful self-contained Lodge in Church Stretton

Our stunning 2 bedroom self contained private lodge is situated in the heart of the Shropshire Hills within walking distance of the Longmynd, Carding Mill Valley, Caer Caradoc and Church Stretton - a great base for walkers and mountain bikers. The village of Church Stretton is a short walk and boasts a bakery, Co-op, Indian Restaurant, fish and chip shop, pubs and boutique coffee shops. Church Stretton train station provides a connection to nearby towns. Please declare dogs during booking.

Stunning views and walks from the door

Location, location, location. It’s not that the Pottery holiday cottage isn’t lovely (our guests are very complimentary). It’s just that we know that the main reason so many guests return to the Pottery is simply because of where it is. The Pottery nestles next to the Longmynd, a 6,000 acre area of National Trust moorland. An area of outstanding natural beauty, the scenery and views are stunning. And you're just 5 minutes drive from the supermarket and amenities of Church Stretton.

Enchmarsh Farm barn

Small barn in the midst of a working Dairy and sheep farm right next to our home with fabulous walks all around. Double bed with small shower room and mini kitchen area in the corner of the room. Ideal as walking base or base when working in the area. Good parking just outside the barn - vehicles can be left whilst you walk the glorious hills around. Cooked breakfast available in the dining room in the farmhouse for £10 per person - includes the choice of sausage, bacon, eggs etc.

THE COACH HOUSE: Self Contained Apartment

Holiday apartment in a Coach House built in 1905. Situated in Church Stretton just a few minutes walk from the town, station and the National Trust in Cardingmill Valley. Ideal for walking or biking in the Shropshire Hills especially on the Long Mynd or as a base to explore the towns of Shrewsbury and Ludlow or the World heritage site and living museums at Ironbridge.

Self contained apartment ideal for walkers

Self contained apartment with private entrance and off road parking up a private drive.Access is via external stairs. The apartment is an open plan room with separate shower room / toilet above a double garage. There is WiFi, a very basic kitchen, TV with freeview & chromecast (for streaming)

Ground floor of a 3 storey house

A self contained en suite apartment on the ground floor of a three storey house built into the hillside in Carding Mill Valley on the Long Mynd - a range of hills owned by the National Trust, but only half a mile from the centre of Church Stretton.