The Old Coach House -UK41272
ID: S1312639
- Bedrooms 2
- ・ Sleeps 4
- ・ Pets No
Guests say
The Old Coach House in Shrewsbury is a well-regarded cottage offering a comfortable and clean stay with modern appliances. Guests appreciate the quiet location, convenient for visiting local attractions and National Trust properties. The owners are praised for their hospitality and thoughtful touches, including a welcome hamper, though the availability of such gifts may vary.
Guests consistently describe the property as very clean and comfortable, indicating high standards of cleanliness.
The cottage is appreciated for its quiet location, though some guests mention the need to travel for dining and visiting places, with mixed experiences regarding Shrewsbury's accessibility.
Reviewers find the beds very comfortable and the cottage cosy, suggesting a high level of comfort throughout their stay.
The property is equipped with modern appliances and amenities like a dishwasher and washing machine, with guests noting the inclusion of consumables such as dishwasher tabs.
While guests are delighted by the welcome pack and additional touches, there is not enough information to guarantee such gifts for future guests, and thus a score cannot be provided.
About this property
Two bedroom cottage sleeping four guests, located 3 miles south of Shrewsbury in a beautiful rural setting.. 2 steps to entrance.
Ground Floor:
Living room: Freeview TV, Amazon Firestick, DVD Player, Books, Games, Patio Doors Leading To Patio
Kitchen/dining room: Breakfast Area, Electric Cooker, Electric Hob, Microwave, Air Fryer, Fridge/Freezer, Dishwasher, Washing Machine
Utility Room: Washer Dryer
Separate Toilet.
First Floor:
Bedroom 1: Kingsize (5ft) Bed, Smart TV
Ensuite: Cubicle Shower, Toilet
Bedroom 2: 2 x Single (3ft) Beds, Freeview TV
Shower Room: Cubicle Shower, Heated Towel Rail, Toilet.
Gas central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Welcome pack. Enclosed garden. Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking.. The Old Coach House is a two-storey cottage on a small farm with lovely views over meadows and woodland. Originally the coach house for Hanley House, this detached property was converted in 2003 into a comfortable holiday home for up to four people.
The cottage is situated just 3 miles south west of the centre of the medieval town of Shrewsbury, in a rural position on the edge of the small village of Hook-a-Gate overlooking farmland. The village has a traditional local pub 10 minutes walk away. There is easy access to major road networks, including the A5, A49 and A458, and to the surrounding beautiful countryside with several public footpaths. Good road access to the south Shropshire hills, Ironbridge and Wales.
The Old Coach House can be booked together with The Old Corn House (Ref UK41271) to accommodate up to 6 guests, the 2 cottages being situated about 40 yards apart so maintaining their individuality and privacy.
Free WiFi
Nearby points of interest
- Ironbridge Museum
Reviews (9)
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Carrie Gosden
'A little slice of heaven'. The setting for the Coach House is beautiful, a quiet hamlet, with a great pub within walking distance (it isn't open every day though, so be sure to check before you arrive), but if you want a shop you'll have to drive out. In the grounds of the hosts home, the garden in late spring was a sight to behold and house martins were dipping and diving all around.Nora and Simon were so friendly and couldn't have been more helpful. The cottage itself is one of the best equipped I've ever stayed in (including both a teapot and a cafetiere!) and everything was in good working condition. I usually travel with a mattress topper but the beds were so comfortable I didn't need to use it (another 1st). If you like walking you can do so straight from the cottage. All the information supplied by the hosts was detailed and accurate and finding the cottage was easy. I would definitely stay again.
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Anne Butler
Is in quite a rural position which pleased us. Lovely and quiet.
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Confirmed Guest
Very nice place though a little remote - but that suited us. There are plenty of places to visit, though some travelling was involved. We ate out each evening, though this again involved travelling. The nearest pub was only serving food on three evenings a week, and this was a similar story in other places. In general, we avoided Shrewsbury because I had some difficulty finding my way about, and parking was difficult. I tried Park and ride, but the council had moved the entrance and not changed the signs! However, when I did find it - the park and ride service was good and cheap.