Delightful Shropshire Cottage

About this property

S98794 is a charming ‘one-up, one-down’ cottage which has been tastefully renovated to provide cosy accommodation for two guests, situated in the magnificent surroundings of the Shropshire Hills. S98794 is nestled away far from any street lighting or main roads, which is a joy to behold when night falls and the stars litter the sky.
The village of Cardington is a typical, quintessential English village centred around the 12th Century church and adjacent pub. Approximately five miles away is the market town of Church Stretton where a selection of shops and other conveniences are located. Cardington is located within the Shropshire Hills, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Close by are the Carding Mill Valley and the Long Mynd and Wenlock Edge, both National Trust protected nature reserves, which have excellent walking opportunities, cycle routes and bridle paths with breath-taking views.
This holiday at a glance

Sleeps two guests.

Large double bedroom and en-suite shower room.

Open plan living area.

Inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove.

Unenclosed cottage garden with seating area.

Parking.

Babes in arms with own travel cot welcome.

Sorry no dogs.

Minimum of a two night stay.

Additional features

Flagstone floors and exposed beams.

Electric AGA.

Fridge and dishwasher.

Coffee machine and blender.

Digital Smart television with Freeview.

DVD player & digital radio.

Garden furniture.

Attractions and nearby amenities

By far one of the best local attractions here are the wonderful walks in the Shropshire Hills, available all year round and completely free!

Go stargazing at one of the Long Mynds four Dark Sky Discovery Sites where it’s possible to see the Milky Way with the naked eye.

S98794 is ideally placed for visiting the medieval Shropshire town of Shrewsbury with its speciality shopping, fine foods and amenities. Theatre Severn has a wide programme of live events and plays throughout the year,

Visit Ironbridge Gorge and Museum for a full, family fun day out.

Walk just five minutes down the road to enjoy a drink at Cardington’s local pub The Royal Oak which has been around since the 15th century.

Acton Scott Farm Museum welcomes visitors and holiday makers to come and experience its timeless appeal and village character and in so doing help preserve it for future generations.

Experience first-hand what life in one of the country’s oldest prisons was like with a jailhouse tour of Shrewsbury Prison.

For additional inspiration on what to do within the area, please click here.