Haustierfreundliche Ferienunterkünfte in Telford and Wrekin

The Old Pumping Station Broseley, Ironbridge Gorge

The Old Pumping Station provides a unique industrial look with a holiday cottage feel. Set in an idyllic location between Broseley and Ironbridge. The World famous bridge being less than a mile walk. Originally housed the pumps that supplied the water uphill to the town of Broseley. Some of the original pipework and valves have become a focal point in the conversion. Fully fitted kitchen. Double Bedroom, bathroom. Sofa bed. Dogs friendly property. Private driveway and garden. Air-conditioning.

The Shippen

* A Hot Tub for private use* * Seasonal shared swimming pool * This spectacular property offers a wealth of features to sit back and relax in. The Shippen can sleep up to 4 people making it the perfect holiday retreat for family or friends. The interior of The Shippen is a combination of original features with a contemporary influence. The high-spec fully fitted kitchen leads seamlessly into a spacious dining area and comfy lounge with a feature wood burning stove for those cosy evenings in.

Cosy Modern Annex nestled in the Ironbridge Gorge

The Barn at Lees Farm is Nestled in the centre of the UNESCO World Heritage Site - The Ironbridge Gorge. This rural retreat offers annex accommodation attached to a the barn dating from 1830. Fantastic position for Geo-caching, Walking, Mountain Biking and Canoeing. Ironbridge is a 35 minute walk away and there are pubs close by but I would suggest Summer walking distance or a lunchtime visit if walking. It is very peaceful and relaxing. We are dog friendly, please add your dog to booking

Private Loft Country Hideaway

Suitable for 2 adults, 2 small children. The Loft at the Timbers is an open-plan, modern loft hideaway in the heart of the Shropshire countryside. Set in the grounds of a 17th century cottage. The Loft is self-contained and offers lovely country walks and bike rides straight from its village location, as well as good transport links for Shropshire and Wales The World Heritage Site of Ironbridge is a couple of miles away and there are plenty of lovely cosy country pubs for dining out

Grays Townhouse, elegant Ironbridge accommodation

Situated in the heart of Ironbridge town centre, this one-bedroom apartment mixes charming original features like exposed beams and large windows with contemporary decor and furnishings. The property is a stone's throw from all the shops, cafes, restaurants and pubs that Ironbridge offers, as well as heritage attractions like the Ironbridge UNESCO World Heritage Site. Apartment split over two storeys. One bedroom with king-size bed. Bathroom with shower, Sitting room with two sofa beds.

Ironbridge Cosy comfy Victoria Cottage Shropshire

Victoria Cottage was built in the 19th century and used at one time as the brew house for the local Golden Ball Inn. It has been fully modernised to provide 21st century standards of comfort and convenience, at all seasons of the year. It is dog-friendly and is found in a lovely idyllic backwater of Ironbridge with beautiful treetop views over the Gorge yet only a ten minute walk to the historic centre and the world's first Iron Bridge, coffee shops, restaurants and museums.

Author’s childhood home. Cottage in Shropshire.

A spacious Victorian terrace. Birthplace of author Edith Pargeter (Ellis Peters), renowned for her Cadfael stories. Boasting lovely views , a spacious open-plan ground floor with modern, well equipped kitchen, a lounge area with log burner and a double sofa bed. Downstairs toilet and shower, large rear garden. Free street parking. The first floor: bathroom with roll top bath, a master room with king sized bed and a second bedroom with flexible configuration.

The School House, a charming 200-year old cottage.

Marnwood School House is a beautiful holiday cottage with bags of charm. The cottage dates back 200 years, where it was originally used as a school house for the poor but Reverend Bartlett in 1824. The property has been fully restored to an excellent standard, whilst still retaining its period character. The property is just a few minutes drive from Ironbridge, which offers lots of attractions and activities for all ages, as well as great places to eat.

House by the river Severn in Jackfield

Situated in Jackfield, just down the Severn river from Ironbridge, this charming four-bedroom terraced house set-back from the river, was converted from an old tile factory. Newly renovated, it offers a wonderful base from which to explore the Ironbridge Gorge and museums, and to enjoy the Shropshire countryside. Downstairs, the house offers kitchen, dining room, lounge and cloakroom. Upstairs, two double and two single bedrooms. It has a small front garden.