138C Old Star & Garter Mews
ID: S517409
- Bedrooms 1
- ・ Sleeps 2
- ・ Pets No
About this property
Set within the heart of Ludlow, a historic town in Shropshire, is this second-floor apartment, 138C Old Star & Garter Mews. With a wide range of local amenities on its doorstep, and within easy reach of Shropshire Hills AONB.s, this child-friendly apartment is fitting for a couple's break, accommodating two guests and babes in arms. Pulling up to 138C Old Star & Garter Mews, you'll find off-road parking, guiding you towards the communal entrance and up to the second-floor private doorway. Entering into the open-plan living space, full of quirks and antiques, find an array of contemporary amenities in the kitchen, relax in front of the electric fire, setting you up for a serene stay. Whether you're staying in or looking to venture out to the centre of the town, freshen up in the bathroom, generously-sized and equipped with both a bath and shower. Heading through to the king-size bedroom, maintaining a traditional interior, rest and rejuvenate ahead of an itinerary full of Ludlow based experiences. Just a short walk away, you'll come across a wide range of eateries, restaurants, pubs, and the local weekly market, displaying local produce, exhibits and crafts; the perfect place for a foodie or an avid bargain hunter since the twelfth century. You'll also find Ludlow Castle, the farming trails of The Vinnals and Stokesay Court, a historic house with manicured grounds, all within proximity to the apartment. Sure to provoke some memorable moments, head to Hereford Cider Museum Trust and learn about the heritage of worldwide cider production, aboard Sabrina Boat across the River Severn, or take an immersive tour around Shrewsbury Prison, even offering a 'night behind bars' experience. Exploration is indefinite in Shropshire, with the chance to follow Haugh Wood Butterfly Trail, to stroll around the beautified grounds of The Quarry Park, or to discover a fascinating display at Battlefield Falconry Centre. Nestled within a friendly community and a sought-after area for days out, choose 138C Old Star & Garter Mews as your abode.
Ludlow is a historic market town on the River Teme in the Welsh Marches, surrounded by beautiful surroundings. With over 500 listed structures, the town offers a diverse spectrum of architecture, including Ludlow Castle, which is almost 900 years old and one of England's first stone castles. The castle is now open all year and organises a variety of events such as outdoor theatre, culinary, art, and literature festivals, as well as several antique and art fairs. Millenium Green, located below the castle, features a huge public riverside green and weir, as well as good indoor and outdoor dining options via the Green Cafe, which is positioned right on the river. Since the twelfth century, Ludlow has had street markets. Every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday throughout the year, a traditional open-air market takes place in the town square.
Accommodation
Second-floor apartment.
One king-size bedroom.
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin, and WC.
Open-plan living space with kitchen and sitting area with electric fire
Electric central heating with electric fire.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, and washing machine.
Smart TV, WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Highchair and travel cot available on request.
Off-road parking for 1 car.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Shop 0.2 miles, pub 0.1 miles.
Note: There is no lift.
Note: There is a communal entrance.
Note: There are two flights of steps to get to the property.
Nearby points of interest
- Land Of Lost Content Museum
Reviews (13)
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Sarah
Despite the bitter cold the apartment was cosy and comfortable. The kitchen was well equipped for our weeks stay, the bed extremely comfortable and shower over the bath was fine. We appreciated the secure car parking at the back of the premises, given parking is not particularly easy in the town. There was a small problem in the apartment that arose whilst we were there and Kevin the caretaker was most helpful is sorting it out and keeping us informed. Would stay again and recommend the property as a great place to stay. Thank you
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Rebecca
The flat is clean and perfectly adequate for two people. The location in the town centre with a parking space couldnât be much better. We would definitely recommend.
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Christopher
Settee broken down and impossible to sit on properly. 'Dining' table drawer meant it was impossible to sit with legs under. Nowhere to hang washing if you use washing machine. Traffic noise intrusive to sleep and television watching (even with windows closed and blinds down). Lots of cushions supplied. CLEANLINESS: Kitchen area, tops, fridge, hob and oven clean. Crockery and saucepans dirty with ingrained food and (removable) stains on mugs. Dust++ behind bedside cabinet on skirting (easily cleanable). SAFETY: Rug (lounge) trip hazard due to being ruckled. Step just inside bathroom - no warning and not in description. Gateleg 'dining' table very rickety (partly due to additions to legs to accommodate differences in floor height and also moved if anyone walking by it (due to floorboards). The slopes of the floor (not mentioned in description) are a hazard in kitchen dining area, especially if carrying hot liquids. I have balance problems and found the floor difficult. Lacks adequate handrail to get in and out of bath. FACILITIES: Well equipped kitchen area with small worktop space. Small television has no aerial so no Freeview or Freesat, just app only (no subscriptions included). This small flat boasts lots of extras such as antique wooden cap-stretcher, plastic flowers in chamber pot, antique trouser and jacket hanger, and many plastic flowers arrangements (including in bathroom).