Ferienunterkünfte in Myddle

The Meadow Snug

Trade the sounds of the city for the sounds of life on the farm. Our tiny cabin has all you need to get away for a few days in nature to recharge those batteries. Enjoy a comfortable seat on the covered porch as you relax and enjoy that morning cup of coffee or take a wander along some of the many public footpaths right from the cabin door. In the evening you can take a short walk through the field to our fire pit area to watch the sunset from beneath the huge oak tree. Guests can pitch a tent.

Luxury escape Country walks Hot tub Shrewsbury

Sorrel House A ridge of pine soars high above the village; so take to the hills and inhale the beautiful countryside. Drop muddy boots at the door and sink into the 18th century panelled snug and bar area. Cook up a storm in the large sociable kitchen and feast around the elegant dining table - spread out - it's all yours. Six individually styled en-suite bedrooms upstairs with piles of fluffy towels and crisp linen. Enjoy the gardens, with rambling roses and soak in the wood fired hot tub.

Rose Villa - A Beautiful 5 Bedroom Country Retreat

Bring the whole family to this beautiful private country home, located just a few miles from Shrewsbury Town Centre. Rose Villa has been lovingly renovated, and offers a private garden and large patio area to enjoy. Rose Villa sleeps 10 guests, with 5 bedrooms, including a master bedroom with ensuite and a flat screen TV. There are 3 further spacious bedrooms upstairs, sharing a large family bathroom. Bedroom 5 is located downstairs with easy access to the powder room. Child and Pet friendly.

Beautiful Old Coach House in tranquil village.

A beautifully converted Coach House Refurbished to the highest standard with many original features being maintained including the old venting windows which have been creatively glazed. The accommodation offers two En Suite bedrooms one King Size one Twin room. Lounge with feature Picture window, Dining area, a fully fitted Kitchen with Breakfast Bar , supplied with all utilities. The property has high speed Wi Fi connectivity. Free view TV. With Off Road Parking for 2 Cars, with EV charger

Malt Barn, Grade2 listed in heart of rural Shrops

Fabulous location close to explore Snowdonia, the historic town of Shrewsbury, (where Medieval buildings abound), Ellesmere & the Meres & Mosses. The area has stunning walking, terrific pubs & canoeing on the Severn. Our gorgeous barn between Loppington & Burlton with own driveway. Upstairs are 2 beautiful bedrooms & a lovely bathroom. Downstairs is a small sitting room (TV/DVD) & a bright, well-equipped kitchen opening onto a stunning little private garden with far-reaching views.

Jemima’s cottage, cosy and comfortable!

Cosy cottage adjacent to the owners listed property, situated in a small hamlet.Jemima’s has views of the surrounding countryside and a small private garden with garden furniture ,ample parking and WiFi.There are two bedrooms and two bathrooms the main bedroom also has shower and wc . There is a fully equipped kitchen and very comfortable living room. Shrewsbury is a 20 mins drive away . There isn’t a washing machine in the cottage but guests are welcome to use ours if they need to.

17th Century Town Cottage in Wem

Inviting Grade 2 listed cottage located in an attractive side street in the old market town of Wem. Refurbished in keeping with the ambience of this old cottage. Yet includes useful amenities such as fast wifi, Smart TV, Fridge/Freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and so forth. Comfortably sleeps 3 plus 1 on the sofa bed Striking fireplace in sitting room Spacious Kitchen/Dining room leading to Small Courtyard Garden. Good location for attending local activities and events

Cosy Cottage within Victorian Walled Garden

The Bothy unique cottage providing accommodation for 2 people wishing to enjoy the delights of Shropshire and glorious countryside near the Welsh Borders. Set within a Victorian Walled Garden it is only 3 miles from Shrewsbury town centre. There is a pretty open plan living space with a sofa and armchair, wood burner and dining for four people. A well-equipped kitchen includes a microwave, dishwasher and Nespresso coffee machine. The bedroom sleeps two and has a king-size bed.

A romantic historic tower for 2

The Summerhouse Tower is a very special holiday-home-for-two set within the rolling Shropshire countryside. A Grade II listed tower, this unique, romantic retreat enjoys excellent views to the east, and views of the Shropshire Hills to the south and the west. The Tower, built circa 1607, was originally used as a banqueting house for entertaining dinner guests. Whilst the main house was destroyed by a fire, The Summer House is available for cosy stays throughout the year.

Peaceful 2 bedroom cottage in quiet rural location

Built 100 years ago for a family that worked on the estate, Lyth Cottage sits at the edge of parkland with views across open fields to the Welsh hills. The 1-storey peaceful cottage has 1 double and 1 twin bedroom with additional single bed if required. The bathroom has a walk-in shower and the kitchen is well equipped with dishwasher and washer/dryer. It has a small garden with seating. Ellesmere is a 1.5m drive, or a 1m walk/cycle along the canal towpath.

Rural one bedroom guest house with hot tub!

If you are looking for a 'home away from home' in the heart of Shropshire, then you have come to the right place. Greenoak is a converted dairy barn, renovated during 2021 to provide a peaceful stay away in the Shropshire countryside. Our barn is perfect for couples who want to retreat and unwind amongst the best of the British Countryside. Highlights at Greenoak include your own private hot tub in the secret garden and a central double-sided log burner.

Spacious 1-bedroom holiday home with parking

Platt Mill Farm and holiday home are nestled between fields and partly bounded by the river Perry. Dating back to 1269, it is the earliest property in the township with the unusual distinction of having been a double water mill. Although no evidence of the mill remains, If you stop and stare for a while you may get a sense of days gone by when the water mill would have turned day and night, grinding flour for the local folk.