Shropshire Holiday Cottages

Shropshire Cottages

Shropshire

The Miller’s Roost at Dudgeley Mill

Ref: S1064913

The pretty market town of Church Stretton lies in the heart of south Shropshire. It sits amidst striking scenery and has often been described as "Little Switzerland". The town is the main centre for Shropshire’s hill country and home to a variety...

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£44

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Seren Cottage

Ref: S881210

Reviews 3

The historic market town of Ludlow is situated on the River Teme, amidst the outstanding countryside of the Welsh Marches. With more than 500 listed buildings, the town provides a fascinating range of architecture including Ludlow Castle which is...

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£72

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3 Bed Cottage in Dudleston

Ref: S821629

Additional information and rules - 3 bedrooms - 1 double, 1 downstairs twin and 1 standard sized single suitable for a child due to sloped ceiling - 2 bathrooms - 1 en-suite with shower over bath and WC and 1 downstairs en-suite wet room with...

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£122

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Oswestry Rural

3 Glanrafon

Ref: S58131

Reviews 31

Llanwddyn is a small village at the head of the Vyrnwy valley, only half a mile from beautiful Lake Vyrnwy, and the impressive Victorian dam. Standing close to the Snowdonia National Park, and between the Cambrian and Berwyn mountain ranges, this...

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£51

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The Hideaway

Ref: S1238619

The quaint countryside village of Longden is tucked away in a peaceful corner of Shropshire, with Shrewsbury market town just over five miles away and Carding Mill Valley and the Long Mynd resting beneath. This small parish destination is home to...

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£64

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Stiper View Barn 2

Ref: S1039850

The village of Stiperstones nestles in an unspoilt valley on the slopes of the beautiful Stiperstones Hill range and is only eight miles from the delightful Church Stretton and 12 miles from the historic towns of Shrewsbury and Bishop’s Castle....

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£46

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Oak Barn

Ref: S1261054

This small market town in Shropshire has a welcoming and quaint feel about it, nestled just north of the Shropshire Hills AONB, near borders of Wales and England, it is the perfect base for touring a wonderful region of Britain. This town is the...

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£57

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Cobblers Cottage

Ref: S591633

Reviews 10

From Medieval to Tudor and Georgian splendour, the charming market town of Whitchurch can be found tucked away amongst the rolling countryside of Shropshire. There's a host of local amenities, including shops, pubs and restaurants, and there's...

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£66

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3 Oaks Lodge

Ref: S794280

Reviews 13

The scattered parish of Pulverbatch quietly rests amidst lovely countryside and is home to a great pub "The White Horse Inn" serving excellent meals from Thursday - Sunday. A mecca for walkers, cyclists and nature lovers alike, the area abounds in...

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£63

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Wolvesacre Mill Cottage

Ref: S243815

Reviews 31

Whitchurch is the most northern market town in Shropshire, sitting on the borders of South Cheshire and Wales. The town is surrounded by beautiful countryside inviting everyone to sample to the delights of strolling along the canal, cycling...

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£122

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9 Old Orchard

Ref: S534844

Located in the picturesque county of Shropshire, this charming 700-year-old market town is at the northern eastern extremity of the world-famous Wenlock Edge. Considered the birthplace of the modern Olympic Games, the town is filled with a mosaic...

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£56

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Tannery Cottage

Ref: S811160

Reviews 20

This delightful 700-year old market town lies on the north east end of the famous Wenlock Edge, in the heart of the beautiful Shropshire countryside. Considered the birthplace of the modern Olympic Games, the town is filled with a patchwork of...

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£95

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Ash Barn

Ref: S1261057

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£55

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2 Bed Cottage in Newcastle

Ref: S855445

Additional information and rules No dogs allowed - 2 bedrooms – 1 double and 1 twin - 1 ground-floor bathroom with walk-in shower and WC - Gas oven, microwave, fridge with ice compartment, toaster and stovetop kettle - Stairgate is available...

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£57

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1 Royal Oak Cottages

Ref: S287111

Reviews 11

Longden is a small village resting in the countryside setting of Shropshire, with Shrewsbury market town just over five miles away. Within the village you will find The Tankerville Arms, a traditional country pub, a local Post Office/shop, a...

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£52

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The Walton

Ref: S272614

Reviews 8

Craven Arms, known as The Gateway to the Marches, is situated between the medieval town of Ludlow and Church Stretton. Craven Arms has some charming and historic houses, including a round house, thought to be a recognisable rest house for pilgrims...

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£126

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Whitchurch

5 Bed Cottage in Tybroughton

Ref: S241126

Additional information and rules - 5 bedrooms – 1 super-king-size, 1 super-king-size zip-and-link (which can be made as a twin on request), 1 king-size,1 twin and 1 bunk room - 1 en-suite wet room, 2 en-suite shower rooms with WCs, 1 bathroom...

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£255

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157 Watling Street South

Ref: S1243991

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£82

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Meadow Manor And Spa

Ref: S1228923

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£753

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2 Bed Cottage in Dudleston Heath

Ref: S358645

Additional information and rules - 2 bedrooms - 1 super-king-size bed with en-suite and 1 super-king-size bed which can be made into a twin on request - 2 bathrooms - 1 en-suite wet room with shower and WC, and 1 bathroom with shower over bath...

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£108

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4 Bed Cottage in Cleedownton

Ref: S777765

Additional information and rules - 4 bedrooms – 2 king-size, 1 queen-size, 1 double - 3 bathrooms - 2 en-suite bathrooms with bath, rainfall shower and WC, 1 en-suite bathroom with sunken jacuzzi bath, rainfall shower and WC - Electric oven...

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£193

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Wayside House

Ref: S820527

Reviews 7

Nestled in the south of Shropshire, close to the River Clun, the little village of Aston on Clun boasts a rich history that goes as far back as the Bronze Age and is recorded in the Domesday Book as Esten. The village is home to some famous...

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£164

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6 Bed Cottage in Ludlow

Ref: S800739

Additional information and rules - 6 king-size bedrooms - 4 bathrooms – 2 en-suite shower rooms, 1 en-suite with roll-top bath and shower, 1 bathroom with rainfall shower over bath and WC - Rangemaster cooker, fridge, freezer, microwave,...

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£552

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8 Old Orchard

Ref: S534842

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£49

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Shropshire Holiday Cottages

Nestled in the heart of England, Shropshire borders Wales, Cheshire, Staffordshire, Worcestershire and Herefordshire - meaning there's always something to do and see. Families are sure to love this area of outstanding natural beauty and the Shropshire countryside which is just waiting to be explored. Couples can reignite their spark while wandering around market towns and the Shropshire Hills. And everyone can celebrate that special occasion in one of our luxury holiday homes.

You see, there really is a Shropshire holiday cottage for every kind of traveller. Think dog-friendly properties with enclosed gardens in South Shropshire and contemporary apartments with indoor swimming pools and hot tubs. Plus, Grade II listed holiday cottages situated just a stone's throw away from the popular World Heritage Sites of Ironbridge Gorge and Bishop Castle. If you're looking for a self-catering holiday cottage for a long or short break, you've come to the right page.

At Snaptrip, we have thousands of properties for you to choose from. And, our customer service team will go above and beyond to find accommodation that suits you and your needs. As well as our best price guarantee, we can also recommend some of the best places to go and the things to do in the local area which are sure to keep everyone entertained. So, what are you waiting for? Get in touch with our team today and we can help take the stress away from holiday planning.

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

Anthony - Verified booking

A good location for a wedding we were attending at Iscoyd Hall.

The property has some excellent points but also some not so good. The first issue was the not so well made track to get to the property. We contacted the owner once we had the specific directions, to check it was suitable for cars as my son has a sports car. We were told yes it was not an issue that they didn't have 4x4s and it was fine for cars. The track is steep but passable for the first hundred yards but just before you get to the bridge there are 4 very large potholes, with one nearly the width of the track so no option but to go through it. My son's car did scrape the bottom so luckily it was only one trip in and out as we had a taxi to the wedding. The taxi driver mentioned the road was getting worse each time he drove it. It was also dry the weekend we went I am sure it would have been more treacherous if raining. We are aware there needs to be rules but from our experience they are usually in the cottage information. But in this accomodation there were two picture frames in the kitchen with instructions on how and when to leave and they key code was also on display which could be seen through the window. We decided not to risk leaving the key in the safe incase someone used the code to get in. Perhaps due to it's location it is very safe but we have never had this before and even when visiting a property for a second time there has always been a new key code. Also the need to strip the beds seems a little odd as you would not have to do this in a hotel. The instructions seemed to relate to COVID which would have been expected but now COVID is endemic it seems a little odd to have to strip beds. The kitchen is ok, if small, but utensils could have been better to include sharper knives and 8 of the same glasses etc and a few more food recycling bags would have been good. We know the house is old but a lock on both doors of the downstairs bathroom would be helpful, together with a latch that works on the door to the stairs and on the window of the twin room. NOW FOR THE POSITIVES. The house was spotless and it was lovely to have fresh flowers in some of the rooms. The beds were very comfy and we all slept very well. The garden was delightful and we were lucky to have sun to be able to enjoy sitting outside with the gurgling of the Brock. The way the fire was laid with pine cones was also very welcoming and we did enjoy the fire crackling away. We were also just a mile from the wedding venue which was perfect and not far from Malpas (the Lion has an excellent menu) and Whitchurch (with plenty of supermarkets and a lovely main street). We had a comfy weekend and cannot stress that whilst there were some negatives there were also lots of positives about this property.

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Robin - Verified booking

* The property was generally in a dirty state, with the kitchen and living rooms both requiring vacuum cleaning on arrival.

* Bedsheets in master bedroom filthy and covered in mould * Spare bedsheets dirty and dusty * Carpets on upper floors dirty and not vacuumed * Waste basket in master bedroom not emptied, used tissues present * Kitchen not cleaned properly â there were crumbs on the breadboard, and hair, crumbs and sticky material in the fridge tray * Grill had not been cleaned since last use, with grease and crumbs present * The carpets and sofa/chairs in the living room were both very dusty and in need of deep cleaning * Window and window sills throughout the property were filthy and covered in mould. * Grouting and tiles in the shower dirty and mouldy * Bath had a hole in the tub * Mould and dirt on walls of bathroom When I called the owner to complain, rather than make any attempt to resolve the issues, his response was to express outrage at the complaint, to deny that there was any issue, and to accuse my family of having excessively high standards. Throughout the conversation his manner was confrontational and aggressive, to the extent that I had to ask him more than once not to talk over me. Furthermore and most importantly, he angrily issued the following statement: âGet your money back. Leave! No problem. Iâll refund you in full.â The combination of the unacceptably dirty state of the property, the filthy bedsheets, his unhelpful and intransigent response to my complaint and the offer of a full refund led us to our decision to leave the property forthwith, having been fortunate enough to be able to secure alternative accommodation for the evening after our initial conversation with the owner. Sadly when we called to inform him of our decision to leave, he promptly reneged on his offer of a refund and instead made a derisory offer of compensation. He continued to argue about the state of the property. He made an unfounded accusation that we were choosing to abandon the property as we had changed our minds at the last minute. He also make entirely inappropriate comments regarding our choice to leave the property and your opinion of its effects on our 8-year old son. We are still attempting to secure our refund from the property owner, with Sykes having been entirely ineffectual in negotiating on our behalf. We were forced to abandon our holiday as a result of this episode, and our first booking with Sykes will also be our last. The fact that they continue to allow a property owner with such low standards of hygiene and such contempt for customers to use their site is a damning indictment of the so-called service that they provide.

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Suzanne - Verified booking

I am sorry for my delay in giving a review, but since our return from holiday my son has been moving and life has been chaotic!

I would like to say a big thank you to the owners of the cottage, it was absolutely lovely, a beautiful setting and our short stay with your cottage was lovely. The cottage itself was perfect, especially for my elderly mother who has mobility issues and was able to have the bedroom and the bathroom downstairs which was a great help and ideal for her, and my dog stayed downstairs with her to keep her company. The house keeper (I think her name was Julie) was lovely and extremely helpful, we had an issue with the shower, I messaged her and while we were out at dinner, her and her husband came out to fix it, which was appreciated and promptly dealt with, she was also very helpful is advising places to eat in the local area. Although, we only stayed for a few days we did have a fire, which was wonderful! as we do not have an open fire at all and there is nothing like it, so that was also enjoyed by all. The decor and the furnishing were very tasteful, it was a fab experience and enjoyed by all of us. We would definitely love to come and stay and your wonderful property again. This note is just for the owners? If I were to come on my own or maybe just my mum or my son (not all of us) do you have any smaller properties of the same standard, and also do they have disability facilities like this one did? Thank you again, wish it had been longer, it was hard to fit in all the places we wanted to see. Many Thanks We stayed Sat 19th August until Tuesday 22nd August. Suzi (Herrington) (please do not put my surname in - many thanks)

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Carolyn - Verified booking

There were positives and negatives of Wolvesacre mill cottage.

The negatives first. The tv whilst a decent size , the guide did not give information and had to keep being turning on and off. The shower needs a curtain as there is nothing to keep the water flowing out into the rest of the room. Although one sofa was adequate and comfortable itâs only a two seater and the chise longue is uncomfortable and unsuitable to sit and watch tv. There were four of us adults that went for Christmas. There were no serving dishes, No serving utensils,no carving knife,no full size carving /chopping board,the oven was very grubby so much so when turned to temperature and the oven door was opened the smoke filled the kitchen and the back door had to be open whilst it was in use. The fry pan,and oven trays had no Teflon left on them and were completely unusable. The garden as nice a space as it was , was unkept and hazardous to our dogs. The private driveway to the property had an array of large and very large pot holes. Had we not been in SUVs we wound of struggled to get to the cottage. Two food caddy bags over Christmas for a week and one black Sack was not enough. For the positives lovely homely warm cottage. Comfortable beds. Well placed for exploring. With some attention to detail would make this cottage great.

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Simon - Verified booking

Property was immaculate with welcome gifts of bubbles and cake.

The interior had obviously been professionally interior designed and exuded a very warm and cosy feel. The property is finished to a very high standard, furnishings, bedding etc are top spec. The top floor bedroom is quite something, so much so that we didn't sleep in it, for fear of spoiling it's magnificence. Maybe next time? As we will rebook. I should point out that this property is within walking distance of a town I would happily relocate to! Happy friendly locals and excellent shops and restaurants. We took our small dog - which in itself is great to see properties of this standard accepting our best friends. To recap, a great place to decompress, luxurious, quiet, easy to find and parking (almost) outside the door.

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Things to do near Shropshire

Ironbridge Museum

There are ten museums within the Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Site in Shropshire, which is believed to be the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution. A perfect family day out whether you're looking to experience the sights and sounds of Victorian life, learn about different crafting materials or learn with some hands-on science and engineering perfect for little ones. If you're looking for a dog-friendly attraction then Blists Hill Victorian Town is the best choice with water bowls provided and lots of woodland walks to take with your best pal.

Royal Air Force Museum Cosford

Cosford's Royal Air Force Museum tells the history of aviation and of the Royal Air Force in particular. This family friendly attraction displays a huge array of aircraft, including a cold war aircraft exhibition. There is also a Fun 'n' Flight the hands-on interactive gallery and a Black Hawk flight simulator. Free admission, cafe, toilets, gift shop. Wide aisles in the hangars for easy wheelchairs access.

Frequent questions

What is Shropshire famous for?

Shropshire is famous for its picturesque landscapes, charming market towns, and historic sites. The county is renowned for its connection to the Industrial Revolution and the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution, Ironbridge Gorge, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Shropshire's rural beauty, including the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is also a notable feature that attracts visitors seeking a blend of history and natural scenery.

What is the main town in Shropshire?

The main town in Shropshire is Shrewsbury. As the county town, Shrewsbury boasts a rich history, medieval architecture, and a thriving cultural scene. Its picturesque streets, historic buildings, and scenic riverside make it a popular destination for visitors interested in exploring Shropshire's heritage.

What are the must-see attractions in Shropshire?

When in Shropshire, don't miss out on visiting the Ironbridge Gorge Museums, showcasing the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution. The medieval town of Shrewsbury offers attractions like Shrewsbury Castle and St. Chad's Church. Additionally, exploring the stunning landscapes of the Shropshire Hills, including the Long Mynd and Carding Mill Valley, is a must for nature enthusiasts.

Is Shrewsbury worth a visit?

Absolutely, Shrewsbury is worth a visit for its charming medieval streets, historic buildings, and vibrant cultural scene. The town's unique blend of history, picturesque architecture, and riverside setting creates a captivating atmosphere that appeals to history enthusiasts and those looking for a relaxing getaway.

Holiday Cottages in Shropshire

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Shropshire Cottages

Shropshire

The Miller’s Roost at Dudgeley Mill

Ref: S1064913

Shropshire

Seren Cottage

Ref: S881210

Reviews 3

Shropshire

3 Bed Cottage in Dudleston

Ref: S821629

Oswestry Rural

3 Glanrafon

Ref: S58131

Reviews 31

Shropshire

The Hideaway

Ref: S1238619

Shropshire

Stiper View Barn 2

Ref: S1039850

Shropshire

Oak Barn

Ref: S1261054

Shropshire

Cobblers Cottage

Ref: S591633

Reviews 10

Shropshire

3 Oaks Lodge

Ref: S794280

Reviews 13

Shropshire

Wolvesacre Mill Cottage

Ref: S243815

Reviews 31

Shropshire

9 Old Orchard

Ref: S534844

Shropshire

Tannery Cottage

Ref: S811160

Reviews 20

Shropshire

Ash Barn

Ref: S1261057

Shropshire

2 Bed Cottage in Newcastle

Ref: S855445

Shropshire

1 Royal Oak Cottages

Ref: S287111

Reviews 11

Shropshire

The Walton

Ref: S272614

Reviews 8

Whitchurch

5 Bed Cottage in Tybroughton

Ref: S241126

Shropshire

157 Watling Street South

Ref: S1243991

Shropshire

Meadow Manor And Spa

Ref: S1228923

Shropshire

2 Bed Cottage in Dudleston Heath

Ref: S358645

Shropshire

4 Bed Cottage in Cleedownton

Ref: S777765

Shropshire

Wayside House

Ref: S820527

Reviews 7

Shropshire

6 Bed Cottage in Ludlow

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