In an area of outstanding natural beauty, this historic 18th century, Grade II listed cottage stands in the centre of the charming village of Clun, just a short stroll from two pubs serving excellent food and shops offering local produce. Skilfully restored in rustic style, with oak beams throughout, it enjoys a private patio and shared use of spacious lawned gardens leading down to the River Clun. Excellent circular walks are close by, and Ludlow (with gourmet restaurants), Shrewsbury and Ironbridge are easily accessible.

Accommodation

Open plan sitting room with gas 'wood burner effect' stove in large inglenook fireplace and kitchen/dining area with handmade units. First floor: Gallery double bedroom with dressing area. Bathroom/W.C. (shower attachment).

Brochure Information

Code: E2934
Page Number: 122

Sleeps:

2 + t/cot in One bedroom.

This Cottage Has:

• Linen (duvets) and towels inc
• Elec and elec rads inc
• Gas 'wood burner effect' stove
• TV
• Video
• DVD
• Stereo/radio/cassette/CD
• Payphone
• Microwave
• Larder fridge
• Highchair
• Hairdryer
• Parking
• Shared garden
• Patio with furniture
• Unfenced river (toddlers beware!)
• Fishing foc
• Unsuitable for the infirm
• No pets
• No smoking

20% reduction – Winter

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Peaceful, uncrowded and still largely devoted to farming, this is one of England’s most unspoilt counties, as you’ll discover during a break in one of our holiday cottages in Shropshire. Take a walk on the Long Mynd a dramatic ridge which stands high over the landscape, then pop in to the small village of Church Stretton which nestles in the valley below for a hearty tea. The county town of Shrewsbury sits on a hill almost completely surrounded by a loop in the river Severn. Here you’ll find Elizabethan timber-framed buildings and handsome Georgian terraces. Shropshire even has its own centre of gastronomy in the charming town of Ludlow, which boasts a number of Michelin starred restaurants as well as a profusion of specialist food shops. The splendid Norman castle at Ludlow is also well worth a visit, as is nearby Stokesay Castle, both within a short drive of our holiday cottages in Shropshire. Seeing Shropshire today it’s hard to believe it was actually the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution. You can see where it all started at Ironbridge Gorge. Don’t miss Blists Hill, which recreates life at the turn of the twentieth century.

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