Guests say
Paul Pry in Ludlow receives high praise for its charming character, excellent location close to the town centre, and welcoming host. Guests appreciate the comfortable beds, well-equipped kitchen, and the convenience of private parking nearby. The property’s history and peaceful setting are frequently mentioned, with several guests noting the helpfulness of the owner. While some mention thin walls and small towels, the overall experience is very positive, with many guests keen to return.
Multiple reviews highlight the property as spotless and very clean, with no negative comments regarding cleanliness.
The location is consistently praised for its proximity to Ludlow town centre, local amenities, and quiet surroundings, making it ideal for exploring the area.
Guests find the cottage comfortable, with particular mention of comfy beds and a pleasant atmosphere. Some note thin walls, but this does not detract significantly from overall comfort.
The property is described as well-equipped, with good bathrooms, showers, and kitchen. Some minor suggestions include larger towels and garden maintenance, but overall facilities are highly rated.
Guests mention a warm welcome from the host and thoughtful touches such as a welcome pack with local bread and cereals. Please note that such gifts are not guaranteed for every stay.
About this property
Set in the heart of the town itself, experience the charm of Ludlow and the breathtaking Shropshire countryside with a stay at Paul Pry..
Ground Floor:
Living room: Freeview Smart TV
Dining room.
Kitchen: Electric Oven, Electric Hob, Microwave, Fridge/Freezer, Dishwasher, Washing Machine, Tumble Dryer
First Floor:
Bedroom 1: Double (4ft 6in) Bed
Ensuite: Cubicle Shower, Toilet
Bathroom: Bath With Shower Over, Toilet
Second Floor:
Bedroom 2: Double (4ft 6in) Bed
Bedroom 3: Single (3ft) Bed.
Gas central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Enclosed back garden with patio and garden furniture. Private parking for 2 cars, 176 yards. No smoking.. From its walls to its windows, Paul Pry tells a story that spans centuries. Here, Tudor timber beams meet Victorian fireplaces, inviting you to settle in and make yourself at home. Nestled in the heart of historic Ludlow, this charming property brings Shropshire’s essence into every detail, while being a stone’s throw from Ludlow’s best sights. Located between the iconic Broadgate and the medieval Ludford Bridge, it’s only a short walk to the town centre and Whitcliffe Common, where a scenic river walk awaits.
As you step into the cosy sitting room, a bay window frames Ludlow’s charm outside, while a Victorian fireplace and dimmable lighting create a warm setting indoors. Through the dining room, its walls lined with original stone and quarry tiles, you reach the fully equipped kitchen, thoughtfully designed with oak cabinets and ample space to cook up a family meal. Just beyond lies a private garden with two paved seating areas, designed to catch the sun all day, making it the perfect spot to enjoy a coffee or a quiet afternoon read.
Upstairs, the main bedroom offers an en-suite shower and views from the bay window, glimpsing Ludlow’s ancient bridges and the River Teme below. Up another staircase, two more bedrooms wait, compromising a double room with sweeping views over Whitcliffe Common and a single room gazing out toward the rolling Clee Hills in the distance.
Beyond the doorstep, Ludlow is ready to welcome you. The nearby Ludlow Castle is a medieval gem, and St Laurence’s Church, with its Gothic grandeur, is a must-see in the heart of town. If you’re eager to venture further, the treasures of Shropshire are all within reach. Ironbridge Gorge beckons with its historic museums and bridges, where the River Severn winds through the cradle of the Industrial Revolution. For a different kind of journey, hop aboard the Severn Valley Railway to explore Shropshire’s countryside by steam train, passing through scenic valleys and historic towns.
Just a short drive from Ludlow, Witley Court and its magical gardens await, with fountains that spring to life in a display of restored grandeur, and for castle enthusiasts, both Stokesay and Powis Castles promise a step back in time, each with its unique architecture and history, set amidst beautiful landscapes.
Nature lovers can lose themselves in the vast Shropshire Hills, designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Here, trails invite hikers, cyclists, and those seeking peace among the hills to enjoy panoramic views that stretch far and wide.
With off-road parking, thoughtful touches like a welcome pack, and a location that offers both tranquillity and adventure, Paul Pry is an ideal base for discovering Ludlow and the best of Shropshire. After a day of exploring, return to this historic retreat to relax in the garden or stroll Ludlow’s enchanting streets, alive with markets, warm pubs, and countryside charm.
Free WiFi
Nearby points of interest
- Land Of Lost Content Museum
Reviews (9)
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Confirmed Guest
Paul Pry offers fabulous location, full of charm and character, close to town centre and the market. Lovely walks close by. The property offers comfy beds, well equiped kitchen and a welcome pack of cereales and fresh, local bread and other freebies- much appreciated. It's spotless clean and has enough space to acomodate 5 people/ family of 5. Tim- the owner- was very helpful, welcoming and easy to reach.We also discovered there was a portable BBQ available at hand so found it a bonus. Overall We had a lovely time staying at Paul Pry and visiting lovely Ludlow. Wouldn't hesitate to come back again!
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Paul Smy
We really enjoyed our stay at Paul Pry. We had extremely hot weather so the burgeoning, and very private, back garden was very welcome. Whilst at first it seemed strange to park at the owner's property round the corner we soon found out how convenient, and cost effective, that was. Owner Tim was very welcoming, and always helpful.
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Roger Ellerton
We had a great week in Ludlow staying at Paul Pry. The cottage was comfortable with a great history attached to it. Ludlow is a superb place to stay, plenty of places to eat and events at the Castle and in the market square too. Worth checking these out to coincide with your holiday dates. The cottage host, Tim, was very helpful and gave us a good run down of the cottage history and places to visit. Parking is convenient as its on Tim's drive, around the corner - so no problems with parking meters. We are planning a return in due course.