Snaptrip says
Gerry's Place is highly praised for its cleanliness, comfort, and stunning rural location. Guests appreciate the well-equipped property, the beautiful views, and the proximity to local amenities and walking trails. The super king bed and the warm, cosy atmosphere are frequently mentioned, making it an ideal base for exploring Shropshire.
Guests that stayed at this property said
Reviewers consistently mention the property being 'sparkling clean' and 'spotless', indicating a very high standard of cleanliness that guests are extremely satisfied with.
The property is lauded for its beautiful, rural setting and ideal location for walkers, with easy access to local pubs and towns. Some guests noted the lack of private footpaths directly from the property, but this did not significantly detract from the overall positive feedback about the location.
Guests find the property comfortable, particularly highlighting the huge, comfy bed and cosy atmosphere. A few guests mentioned the chairs could be more comfortable, but this was a minor point in otherwise glowing feedback about the property's comfort.
The property is well-equipped with kitchen utensils and appliances, though some guests suggested additional crockery and cutlery would be beneficial. There were also comments about the lack of a private garden and some confusion over the advertised facilities, which slightly impacted the overall satisfaction with the facilities and maintenance.
While the reviews reflect a high level of satisfaction with the property and the host's helpfulness, there is no mention of gifts or special touches that would fall under the category of 'thoughtfulness'. Therefore, this score cannot be provided.
About this property
Nestled on the outskirts of Little Stretton in Shropshire, is this delightful studio-style annex, Gerry’s Place. Enjoying a fabulous location within the Shropshire Hills AONB and superb country views, Gerry’s Place is the perfect dwelling for a couple seeking an escape from it all. On the ground-floor of this property, you will find a handy utility room housing a washer/dryer, ideal for keeping your holiday wardrobe fresh. Climb the stairs up to the first-floor, where you will find an open-plan living space with Velux windows, here you can look forward to whipping up delicious meals in the well-equipped kitchen, featuring a handy dishwasher to make cleaning up a breeze! Tuck into your meal at the dining table for two as you recount the day's adventures. After dinner, snuggle up in front of the electric fire and select your favourite film from the TV as the evening’s entertainment. As your eyes grow heavy, retire to the sumptuous super-king-size bed where you can drift off ahead of another day of adventure. In the morning, wake-up tired eyes with a refreshing shower, before savouring your morning coffee out in the rear garden as you soak up the amazing country views on offer with sheep grazing in the fields adjacent to your new holiday home. Explore your local surroundings, where you will find a well-stocked convenience store for picking up any essentials, along with the 17th-century Ragleth Inn gastropub, well-known for being a foodie haven and offering a tasty menu and local ales. Located midway between the charming villages of Minton and Little Stretton, the cottage is ideally situated for walking and cycling excursions in the surrounding countryside. Head to nearby Church Stretton, where you will find a wide variety of shops, cafes and restaurants. You can also enjoy hikes through the scenic Carding Mill Valley and the Long Mynd, as well as Haddon Hill for breath-taking views. If that’s not your thing, why not test out your swing at the Church Stretton Golf Club? Church Stretton railway station is located on the Manchester to Cardiff line, with links to London, perfect for a memorable day trip! 12 miles north of the cottage is Shrewsbury and 12 miles south is Ludlow, both of which are full of half-timbered buildings that house shops and, in some cases, top Michelin-starred restaurants. The towns are architectural treasures for everyone to visit. For your next escape to Shropshire, choose Gerry’s Place.
Little Stretton, just 14 miles south of Shrewsbury, sits at the foot of the Long Mynd Hills, which are known for their breathtaking beauty and rolling countryside walks. There are two great pubs in the village, as well as a charming church. Anyone who loves the outdoors will love exploring the thousands of acres of National Trust moorland and woodlands that make up this stunning Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, which features alpine-style hills and valleys. Church Stretton, dubbed "Little Switzerland" by the Victorians because of its picturesque setting, is a charming town nearby. In keeping with its spa town feel, Stretton Hills is home to a variety of tea rooms, pubs, specialty shops, an enormous antiques centre, and an 18-hole golf course perched atop a hillside. Some other places to check out close by include: The Acton Scott Working Farm; Stokesay Castle; Discovery Hill; and the historic towns of Shrewsbury; Ludlow; Ironbridge; Much Wenlock; and Bishop's Castle.
Accommodation
First-floor annex.
Studio-style layout with super-king-size bed, kitchen, dining area and sitting area with electric fire.
Shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC.
Ground-floor utility.
Garage is available to store bicycles, walking boots and wet clothes.
Electric central heating with electric fire.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, washer/dryer, dishwasher.
TV, WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off-road parking available.
Private garden with patio and seating.
Downstairs garage houses bikes securely and walking boots and wet clothes if needed.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop and pub 0.6 miles Please note: Gerry's Place is adjacent to the owner's property
Nearby points of interest
- Land Of Lost Content Museum
Reviews (30)
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Brian
Nothing not to like.
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Lisa
We will definitely be coming back.
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Chloe
The cottage was a perfect space for two people and a dog and had everything we needed. The only thing I would say is that the road to and from the cottage is very muddy and without paths, so getting to and from places without a car was a bit tough. It was walkable but us and the dog got filthy in the process as it was a very rainy weekend and as there are no paths, you have to stand in mud to get out of the way of cars, but this isnât the owners issue. My only issue with the property is that the dining table is collapsible, which made it a little rocky, so we had to be cautious when using it, but that was all. Would stay again!