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Ludlow and
The Shropshire Hills
visitsouthshropshire.co.uk
tsouthshropshire.co.uk
2008
Ludlow and
The Shropshire Hills
Introduction
T
ake a journey of discovery through the
protected landscape of The Shropshire
Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural
Beauty. Experience its contrasts;
tranquil valleys, ancient woods, lush dales,
flower rich meadows and mysterious hills.
Wherever you decide to roam, wildlife
abounds in The Shropshire Hills: curlew, red
grouse and skylark breed on the exposed
hilltops. Buzzards soar above and dippers and
kingfishers frequent the streams in the valleys
below. Walk, ride or cycle and experience miles
of total solitude amongst glorious scenery.
Sample local produce from the farmers
markets and browse among the small shops
offering personal service, a warm welcome and
a wealth of choice of clothes, gifts, hardware,
antiques, food and much more. Ludlow has
something for everyone with its shops, cafés,
markets, restaurants, the castle, the river and
the hills. You will find it somewhere to come
back to regularly, for ‘just another visit’.
“wildlife
abounds in The
Shropshire Hills”
Main image: Pole Bank
Top right: The Feathers Hotel, Ludlow
2 Introduction
www.visitsouthshropshire.co.uk
The Shropshire Hills inspire many fine artists
and artisans who use traditional methods
and materials to produce new and traditional
crafts. Textiles, furniture, paintings, jewellery,
ceramics, sculptures and other artefacts are
displayed in the shops, studios, craft centres
and galleries around the area.
Whatever you choose to see and do, come and
unwind in a place where nature’s influence on
man is always evident, where people live and
work in spectacularly beautiful surroundings,
a place where communities still thrive and will
give you a sincere welcome.
Introduction 3
The Hills of Heaven
Mary Webb, Shropshire novelist and poet
An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
N
o time or cash for a round-the-world trip?
With an unequalled variety of geology,
The Shropshire Hills have as much to offer
without the hassle.
Then it was the turn of the Normans
to impress and to dominate.
Ludlow Castle is one of the
great fortresses of the Marches.
Above the valley and town of
Clun, guarding its quiet, are the
gaunt ruins of Clun Castle.
A few days will suffice to take in a coral reef, a little
volcanic activity, the finest escarpment in Britain and
the highest summit south of the Pennines. Man has
But it was more peaceful
added the most dramatic stretch of Offa’s Dyke, the
times which produced the
best-preserved fortified manor house in England,
hillforts by the dozen and a handful of the best castles. most picturesque monument
– Stokesay Castle near Craven
All wrapped up in the most soothing tranquillity.
Arms. It is the finest fortified
Peace and quiet can be the making of a holiday.
manor house in England.
Clunton and Clunbury, Clungunford and Clun… are,
Once you have explored these
in the writings of A. E. Housman, the quietest places
under the sun. According to the Campaign to Protect hills and valleys, try ‘eating the
Rural England, there may be just three remaining rural view.’ A rich larder of local food
and drink awaits you. There are six
idylls. The Shropshire Hills is one.
micro breweries. Famous chefs may
Quiet is not boring. In our own quiet way we are quite have created Ludlow’s recent international
adventurous. For a while we tried life underwater,
reputation, but the specialist producers
south of the Equator. The pieces of limestone you
who first tempted them here have shaped this
pick up along Wenlock Edge contain fossils of shellfish landscape over decades.
exactly like shells on the beach today.
You can’t beat shopping in the open air. Hunt
High on the rugged granite outcrops of the
down the farm shops and markets, the artisan
Stiperstones you will find the Devil’s Chair keeping
bakers and the cheese specialists. Look out
guard over the old mine workings.
for whinberries from the Long Mynd and the
At Church Stretton, golfers can putt out on one of the Stiperstones. Try a picnic on the banks of
highest greens in England. Early visitors were told the the Clun, Teme or Onny. Throughout your
travels watch out for the buzzards soaring
town was “like Switzerland without the wolves and
overhead, purple heather-clad hills or a
avalanches”. We still have our vast ‘Alpine’ panoramas
kingfisher diving into the river.
without any of the disadvantages of a wilderness.
On the Long Mynd you’ll find peace and quiet within
In The Shropshire Hills a single step can
five minutes of setting out on foot, or in the saddle.
take you on a journey to the South Seas
Within half an hour you could be on top of the world.
or back 600 million years. As good as a
trip round the world – and quieter.
And so you have the highest ‘A’ road in the Midlands
and the highest summit south of the Pennines.
Happy 50th Birthday
The 13th century map of the world, Mappa Mundi,
Fifty years ago the nation recognised the
recorded only eight sites in England. One of them is
importance of this landscape and declared
Clee Hill – from the summit there are 360° views.
it to be an Area of Outstanding Natural
They say to the east you have to travel to the Urals
Beauty (AONB). By working in partnership with
to find its match.
communities and landowners the AONB seeks
Such summits have seen their share of drama and
to conserve the natural beauty of the Shropshire
hard work. Climb to the top of Bury Ditches, Caer
Hills for generations to come.
Caradoc or Nordy Bank and you will be rewarded not
just with the views, but also with the massive ramparts
Take time to explore
and ditches of spectacular hillforts. For centuries Iron
Age communities developed them by the sweat of
and enjoy this special part of England
their brow.
From the Wrekin to the Clun Forest and from the
This is border country of course and the wild frontier
Stiperstones to the Clee Hills, the AONB covers a quarter of Shropshire.
with Wales. More sweat was expended on Offa’s Dyke.
Our website www.shropshirehills.info is a good introduction. The Shropshire
The best preserved section of the whole Dyke can be
Hills booklet by Keith Pybus with beautiful photographs by Gordon Dickens
found on Llanfair Hill and the upland splendour of the
is both a great starting point and souvenir (available from most bookshops
Clun Forest Hills.
and tourist centres).
4 The Hills of Heaven
Main image: Light Spout Waterfall
Top right: The Long Mynd
Bottom right: View from the Long Mynd
“Peace and quiet can be the making of a holiday”
The Hills of Heaven 5
Fantastic
Food
Fine Ales, Fun Festivals
Too good to keep to ourselves
T
he richly contrasting terrain of The Shropshire Hills forms the bedrock on
which the fields and pastures grow. And upon those fields and open
spaces there’s a lot of growing and grazing going on. Much of this
delightful produce is available from the gate in farm shops, in regular
farmers markets and in the shops, pubs and restaurants that you will find in
many of the local towns and villages. This locally grown and produced food
has helped develop Ludlow’s reputation for gastronomy, enticing chefs
from across the country to bring their skills into the area and offer quality
repasts to all. It’s not just the Michelin starred restaurants that produce
fine food. Call in to any of the small cafés, tearooms, pubs and restaurants
and they will all have their specialities, locally produced or home-made.
Many display the ‘Local to Ludlow’ logo and will be able to tell you exactly
where certain ingredients come from, sometimes the field across the
valley. The quality of the locally produced meat, game, fruit, vegetables,
dairy products and preserves is of prime importance and visitors will be
able to taste and appreciate food and drink at its best.
Microbreweries are spread across the county from Hobsons in Cleobury
Mortimer, heading west to the Ludlow Brewing Company and the Corfton
Brewery in the Corvedale, passing Woods Brewery in Wistanstow and on out to
Bishop’s Castle with the Six Bells and The Three Tuns Breweries. These fine ales are
celebrated, not just in the local pubs, but also during the festivals held in Ludlow,
Church Stretton, Clun and Bishop’s Castle throughout the year.
Visit us during one of the many festivals and enjoy food, real ale, locally made
products, music or the arts. The local communities have much to offer and
nature’s influence is seen in all they produce, from beautiful furniture to fine
food from the Green Man Festival to the Michaelmas Fair.
Ludlow’s festivals have become world renowned; with Shakespeare in the
castle in the summer, a wonderful feast at the Marches Food and Drink
Festival in the autumn and the atmospheric Medieval Fayre in November.
Come and stay in welcoming accommodation, eat fabulous food,
sample the local brew and enjoy the wide variety of events taking place
throughout the year. You will wish you’d booked to stay longer.
6 Fantastic Food
Main image: Shropshire Produce
Top right: Local to Ludlow
Middle right: Ludlow Food Fair
Bottom right: Culinary Delights
“It’s not just the Michelin
starred restaurants that produce
fine food”
Fantastic Food 7
Ludlow
“England’s finest market town” - Country Life
Explore medieval streets
L
udlow is often called ‘the perfect historic town’ and with nearly 500 listed
buildings and a Norman castle it has always been a working market town
serving the needs of a large rural area.
Explore the pattern of the original medieval streets and discover what links
Ludlow’s past to the present.
Ludlow’s heart is centred around the castle, a major administrative centre in the 16th century,
from where the border area known as The Marches, was governed. Many well-known houses
such as Castle Lodge and The Feathers were built at this time.
Like most listed buildings in Ludlow, the castle is still in use today hosting the annual Ludlow
Festival with its open air Shakespearean production, the nationally acclaimed Food and Drink
Festival and a Medieval Christmas Fayre.
The parish church of St. Laurence reflects the town’s prosperity in the 14th and 15th centuries.
It is one of England’s ‘Greater Churches’ with fine misericords and stained glass. Climb to the top
of the tower for stunning views.
Ludlow later became a fashionable social centre and county families built elegant brick houses.
Broad Street, with the Buttercross at the top and the Broadgate at the bottom, is certainly one
of the country’s finest streets. The Assembly Rooms, built in 1840, are as much in use today as a
busy multi-purpose Arts Centre.
Ludlow has always been primarily a market town and this tradition continues today
with a lively market on four days a week in addition to regular Antique and Flea
markets, Garden Fairs, Book and Craft markets. At the monthly ‘Local Produce
Market’ the market square is filled with stalls selling a mouth-watering
range of local food and drink. With a wide range of independent shops
from butchers, bakers and bookshops to shops selling clothing,
fine foods and antiques, Ludlow offers a top quality shopping
experience.
If you’re in need of refreshment there’s a tempting selection of
places to eat and drink, from historic inns selling local beers
to acclaimed restaurants using the best of local produce.
While in Ludlow take time to visit the Museum in Castle
Street. There are exhibitions telling the story of Ludlow
from the building of the Castle to the present day and
‘Reading the Rocks’ celebrates Ludlow’s contribution to
international geology.
The River Teme is very much a part of Ludlow’s history
and prosperity. Five weirs produced power for a series
of watermills. Today the Teme provides an area for
recreation and relaxation, with rowing boats, the ‘Bread
Walk’ riverside path, and the Dinham Millenium Green.
Across the river is Whitcliffe Common, the town’s common
land in the Middle Ages. Today it is an unspoilt leisure
amenity with paths affording fine panoramic views of
the town.
There is no doubt that the quality of life in Ludlow makes it a
good place to live and to visit and why Ludlow has become the
UK’s first ‘Cittaslow’ or Slow City, as well as headquarters of the Slow
Food Movement in the UK.
Take time to explore and enjoy all that Ludlow has to offer. You will
certainly want to return.
8 Ludlow
Main image: Broad Street
Top right: Ludlow Festival
Bottom right: The Buttercross
“a tempting selection of places to
shop, eat and drink”
Visitor Information Centre
Located in the market square – contact
[email protected]
or 01584 875053.
More Ludlow information
including a diary of events
www.ludlow.org.uk
Calendar of Events Leaflet
Available from the Ludlow Visitor
Information Centre.
For information on food and drink
www.localtoludlow.co.uk or
www.slowfoodludlow.org.uk
Cittaslow information
www.cittaslow.org.uk
Guided Tours
Contact Visitor Information Centre.
Ludlow Assembly Rooms
www.ludlowassemblyrooms.co.uk
Box Office: 01584 878141.
Ludlow Castle information
www.ludlowcastle.com
For details of specific festivals
www.foodfestival.co.uk (food festival)
www.ludlowfestival.co.uk (arts festival)
www.marchestransportfestival.co.uk
(vintage vehicles)
www.ludlowmedievalchristmas.co.uk
(Medieval Christmas Fayre).
Ludlow Town Trail
Guide available in outlets throughout
the town
Ludlow Race Course
www.ludlow-racecourse.co.uk
Market Days
Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
Antique and Flea Market
1st and 3rd Sundays of the month.
Farmers Market
2nd Thursday of the month.
For information on public transport
0871 2002233.
For dates of key Ludlow events see
the calendar on page 50
Ludlow 9
Bishop’s
Castle
Refreshing... in more ways than one!
A friendly medieval town
B
ishop’s Castle is a friendly medieval town with a fascinating architectural
mixture. Although a small town, it boasts two breweries, good pubs and
cafés and a host of individual shops and galleries. There are
festivals throughout the year.
Its past is celebrated by two museums, one of local history
and one about the famous Bishop’s Castle railway.
The gradient of the top part of the main street
is 1 in 6 – no wonder there is a House on
Crutches! Even higher up is the site of the
old castle where you can see the remains
of the castle wall and enjoy the views of
The Shropshire Hills – this is excellent
walking and cycling country.
The ridges of the Stiperstones and
the Long Mynd lie to the north east
while to the west Offa’s Dyke runs
along the old border.
The clock on St. John’s Church, at the
bottom of town, is one of the few
remaining one-handed clocks in the
country. Perhaps this one handed
clock really does take its time, leaving
the townsfolk with more time for fun
and joining in!
It is still a rural working market town with
regular sheep and cattle auctions and
markets in the Town Hall and Market Square.
For 800 years the Welsh drovers brought
livestock along the Kerry Ridgeway to Bishop’s
Castle. To slake the drovers’ thirst they have been
brewing ale here ever since. In a county renowned for
its brew pubs, Bishop’s Castle is top of the hops.
10 Bishop’s Castle
Main image: High Street
Top right: Brewing
Bottom right: Linley Beeches
“In a county renowned for its
brew pubs, Bishop’s Castle is top
of the hops.”
Visitor Information Point
Located at Old Time, High Street – contact
[email protected] or 01588 638467.
More Bishop’s Castle information
www.bishopscastle.co.uk
Market Days
Town Hall market Friday.
Flea Market
Monthly on 1st Saturday.
Farmers Market
Monthly on 3rd Saturday.
Wednesdays and some Thursdays,
are traditionally early closing day.
Bishop’s Castle Town Tours
Tuesdays and Saturdays at 6.30pm
from May - September. Group tours
throughout the year by arrangement
- 01588 630271.
Events information
Numerous events throughout the year,
see website, Visitor Information Point
and Bishop’s Castle Festivals Officer
07837 090179.
Walks – long and short
Downloadable from the website.
Secret Hills Shuttle Bus
www.shropshirehillsshuttles.co.uk
or 01588 673888.
For dates of key Bishop’s Castle events
see the calendar on page 50
Bishop’s Castle 11
Church
Stretton
A magnet for walkers
Breathtaking landscapes
T
he market town of Church Stretton nestles amongst some of the most dramatic
and spectacular hills in the British Isles. The ancient, heather-clad Long Mynd
stands above and due to its beauty the town has been a destination for tourists
since Victorian times. At the foot of the Long Mynd lies Carding Mill Valley with
its meandering rocky stream and wide grassy banks, which delight children generation
after generation. The Carding Mill was built in 1812 to comb wool fibres from fleeces
ready for spinning. Today The National Trust manages the area and provides
a café, shop and information centre.
The centre of the town is directly accessible from the railway
station and from here it is an easy walk to a vast expanse of
undulating landscape inhabited by wild horses, buzzards,
skylarks and sheep. At weekends and bank holidays in
the summer it’s possible to catch The Shropshire Hills
Shuttle Bus from the town allowing visitors to explore
without having to drive.
The town has plenty of accommodation and a wide
choice of cafés, restaurants and hostelries. There
are several regular markets held in the Square and
numerous interesting independent shops from
an award winning deli to traditional hardware
shop, a specialist walkers’ shop to a three-storey
antiques emporium.
Close by are the neighbouring settlements of
All Stretton and Little Stretton, each with their own
charm and cosy pubs.
Church Stretton offers a great base for exploring
further afield as well as access to outdoor activities
such as gliding, paragliding, riding, golf, archery and
fishing. Acton Scott Historic Working Farm is 15 minutes
drive and Shrewsbury, Telford and Ludlow are within a
30-45 minute drive.
12 Church Stretton
Main image: View of the Caer Caradoc
Top right: Market Day
Bottom right: Carding Mill Valley
“Church Stretton nestles amongst
some of the most dramatic and
spectacular hills in the British Isles”
Located next to the Library in Church
Street. Open all year – 01694 723133.
Market Days
Every Thursday.
More Church Stretton information
www.churchstretton.co.uk
Circular walks
There are many circular walks of varying
length from Church Stretton. See the
leaflets “Walking in the Strettons” and
“Walking in Church Stretton Rectory
Wood”, available from the Visitor
Information Centre. Leaflets on four
new cycle routes also available.
The Long Mynd Hike
A 50 mile competitive walk,
held every October –
www.longmyndhike.org.uk
The Church Stretton and South
Shropshire Arts Festival
Last week of July and first week of
August – www.strettonfestival.org.uk
Summer events
Includes the Food Fayre with an Ale
Trail, a Festival of Guided Walks and the
Summer Garden Show.
Long Mynd Shuttle Bus
A green and easy way to access
the countryside at weekends
from April - October www.shropshirehillsshuttles.co.uk
or 01588 673888.
For dates of key Church Stretton
events see the calendar on page 50
Church Stretton 13
Cleobury
Mortimer
The perfect place to unwind
A quiet corner of England
S
et in a quiet corner of England, Cleobury Mortimer is tucked away between
the Clee Hills and the Wyre Forest and is a perfect place to unwind.
John Betjeman described its High Street as a “A long airy
curving street of brick Georgian houses and shops
interspersed with genuine half-timber, the Rea Brook
making a splash at the bottom of the hill.” Here,
shops have retained their facades along with a
level of service and local produce that belongs
to a bygone age. This small rural town still
has traditional shops and its own brewery
with 6 local ales.
St Mary’s Church with its late 13th
century twisted wooden spire is one
of three in England. The 19th century
refurbished Market Hall houses the
town’s millennium tapestry and
a Visitor Information Point.
Whether your idea of relaxation is
ambling, walking, cycling or riding,
Cleobury Country offers you some
glorious scenery and wonderful old
buildings. At the Market Hall you can
get guides for outdoor activities and
places to visit. You can fish the Rea in
permitted sections and maybe one day
catch a salmon. Few small towns can boast
a 27-hole golf course and the superb sports
facilities at Lacon Childe School.
Whatever you choose to do you can experience
three of England’s greenest shires from the hidden
gem that is Cleobury Mortimer.
14 Cleobury Mortimer
Main image: St Mary’s Church
Top right: Bike rides are popular
Bottom right: Cleobury town
“You can fish the Rea in
permitted sections and maybe
one day catch a salmon”
In the Market Hall, Church Street – view
the tapestry of key buildings and
societies interpreted on a touch screen
computer. Market Hall – open most
weekday mornings. Visitor Information
Point staffed on weekends from
10am-4pm, April-September.
More Cleobury Mortimer &
Cleobury Country information
www.cleoburycountry.com
Cleobury Country Shi*fest
www.cleoburycountry.com
Chorley Show
www.chorley-village.org.uk/show
Borders Classic Bike Show
Weekend of static displays by classic
motorbike enthusiasts – 01299 270642.
Cleobury Country Walks
Individual guides including the Simon
Evans Way and a set of 12 Walks Guides
– available in local shops. Stottesden
area walks – ‘Stottie Strolls’ – available
from the shop adjacent to the Fighting
Cocks pub in Stottesdon and from the
Visitor Information Point in Cleobury.
Guided Local Walks
By Cleobury Mortimer Footpath
Association. Walks throughout
the year vary from 3-7 miles –
[email protected]
Cleobury Circular Cycle Trail
Leaflets in the Visitor Information Point.
For information on public transport
0871 2002233.
For dates of key Cleobury Mortimer
events see the calendar on page 50
Cleobury Mortimer 15
Clun
Surrounded by an amphitheatre of hills
The quietest place under the sun
C
lun gathers you in. Surrounded by an amphitheatre of hills, the
visitor arrives so gently, by gravity alone, at the bridge and the river.
There is no better place to interpret the town. For nearly six hundred
years the town has contented itself with this narrow crossing designed
for the packhorse. One of Housman’s ‘quietest places under the sun’ begins here.
Close by, the wooden bridge beckons, inviting access to the Castle. There has long been
much worth defending here. Iron Age hillforts, Offa’s Dyke and an imposing Norman
castle still remain. Now in ruins it stands as a reminder of past cross-border battles.
St George’s churchyard is another quiet spot, part of the Caring for
God’s Acre project. By the path is the grave of playwright,
the ‘Angry Young Man’, John Osborne who lived nearby.
The interior of the church can rival nature’s palette.
It is ablaze with brightly coloured kneelers.
The annual celebrations begin in May with the
Green Man Festival. Mummers perform in The
Square where there is also a Sunday Market.
Morris Dancers and a Craft Fair also feature
and Frostie, Queen of Cold challenges the
Green Man in the Battle on the Bridge.
In August, the Clun Carnival and Show
incorporates a week-long series of
events and in October, the annual Beer
Festival is a great crowd puller.
People would travel miles to have the
choice of walks that Clun has on its
doorstep. Take Offa’s Dyke path for
example. Many visitors will be more
interested in the archaeology than in
pitting themselves against the elements.
Llanfair Hill is the Dyke’s highest point
and where it is “at its finest and most
inspiring.”
For another fine view, scramble up to Bury
Ditches, near Clunton. When severe storms blew
down many trees, the Forestry Commission got the
message and cleared the whole site, revealing one of
the finest hill forts in Britain.
16 Clun
Main image: Clun Bridge
Top right: Stop in for a coffee
Bottom right: Clun Castle
“People would travel miles to have
the choice of walks that Clun has
on its doorstep”
Clun Garage, High Street.
More Clun information
www.clun.org.uk
Calendar of Events Leaflet
Available from the Ludlow Visitor
Information Centre.
Clun Valley Beer Festival
www.cvbf.co.uk or 01588 640305.
Green Man Festival
www.clungreenman.org.uk or
01588 640305.
Clun Amblers
Under 5 miles, gentle walks on the
1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month.
Contact Maurice or Dorothy Young on
01588 640846.
Clun Ramblers
5-7 mile walks every Tuesday from
April – August. Contact Jenny Hodgson
on 01588 640401. All day walks, 3rd
Thursday of the month, April – August.
Visitors are welcome. Contact Peter
James on 01588 640027. For more
information on Clun Ramblers’ walks
– www.clun.org.uk/walking.htm
Clun Heritage Trail
An easy to carry guide to the places
you want to see - leaflets available from
local shops or from www.clun.org.uk
For dates of key Clun events see the
calendar on page 50
Clun 17
Craven
Arms
Much more than just a pub name
Gateway to the Shropshire Hills
C
raven Arms is a cross roads, a stopping point. It offers a focus for exploration
of The Shropshire Hills.
A walk round the town reveals the unexpected, including one of the county’s
best butcher’s shops, which specialises in rare breeds. Adjoining the main
town is Newton, the medieval settlement linked to Stokesay Castle.
You will also discover a cluster of fascinating visitor attractions in and
around this surprising little Victorian town. Visitors can pick up
a Passport at any of the participating venues and gain entry
at special rates.
The Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre is an award
winning tourist attraction with a grass roof. Visit
the Secret Hills exhibition and find out how the
landscape we see today was shaped. Enjoy
regular local exhibitions, café, shop and
family activities in school holidays including
unique satellite safaris.
Stokesay Castle is England’s most
delightful fortified medieval manor
house adjoining Stokesay Church.
At the Land of Lost Content you can
revel in the nostalgia of costume, film
and pop culture in this shrine to the
twentieth century. Thousands of items
will bring back forgotten memories.
Just a few miles to the north is Acton
Scott Historic Working Farm, a gem of the
Shropshire Hills where visitors can see life
on an upland farm, as it would have been a
hundred years ago.
Mickey Miller’s Play Barn offers all weather family
entertainment including a 21 feet “death slide”!
There is a Kiddies Corner for the very young. During
the summer holidays visitors can “Get Lost” in the eight
and half acres of a themed maize maze.
18 Craven Arms
Main image: Stokesay Castle
Top right: The Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre
Bottom right: The Shropshire Mammoths
“Visit the Secret Hills exhibition
and find out how the landscape
we see today was shaped”
Located at Shropshire Hills
Discovery Centre –
www.shropshirehillsdiscoverycentre.co.uk
or 01588 676060.
Farmers Market
First Saturday of every month.
More Craven Arms information
Stokesay Castle
For details of events and re-enactments
– www.english-heritage.org.uk
or 01588 672544.
Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre
Special family activities in school breaks,
including pond dipping, orienteering,
fossil making, geo-caching and Satellite
Safaris – time trials across The
Shropshire Hills –
www.shropshirehillsdiscoverycentre.co.uk
or 01588 676060.
Secret Hills Walks and Cycle Routes
Leaflets on the Riverside Ramble, Wart
Hill Wander, Hills & Dales Hike and Three
Woods Walk and on four cycle routes are
available from Shropshire Hills Discovery
Centre. For guided walks advance booking
on 01588 676011 is recommended.
Land of Lost Content
www.lolc.org.uk or 01588 676176.
Wernlas Collection
www.wernlas.com or 01584 856318.
Mickey Miller’s Playbarn & Maize Maze
www.mickeymillers.com or 01588 640403.
Acton Scott Historic Working Farm
www.actonscottmuseum.co.uk
or 01694 781306/7.
Secret Hills Shuttle Bus
A green and easy way to access the
countryside at weekends from April October. The bus also runs between
some of the attractions www.shropshirehillsshuttles.co.uk
or 01588 673888.
Passport
Look out for this discount voucher at
participating attractions.
For dates of key Craven Arms events
see the calendar on page 50
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Things to do
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South Shropshire provides a magnificent setting for all kinds of outdoor
activities. The Long Mynd and Stiperstones have long been a magnet for
walkers, riders and air sports. Cyclists of all ages and abilities love the
network of quiet country lanes. Relax and enjoy creative activities in
a landscape which has inspired both artists and poets alike.
Shropshire has a wide range of waymarked walking, cycling and riding routes and you can
find out all about them on our three new websites, www.shropshirewalking.co.uk,
www.shropshirecycling.co.uk, www.shropshireriding.co.uk
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golf, fishing and geocaching. But to get you started here are a few highlights;
Walk the Shropshire landscapes
The Shropshire Way is a circular route of 136 miles and is just being upgraded – take the
challenge and walk it over two weeks. Or take advantage of the excellent train network to
walk Wild Edric’s Way – a 49-mile trek from Church Stretton to Ludlow. Both walks take
you past Shropshire’s most famous sites and the contrasting landscapes of the Long Mynd,
Stiperstones, the Clun Forest and the Clee Hills. Details at www.shropshirewalking.co.uk
or from Visitor Information Centres.
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on the Long Mynd and Shropshire Hills. Use the Shropshire Hills Shuttle Bus on summer
weekends to transport you to the start or from the finish of your walk. Details at
www.shropshirehillsshuttles.co.uk or 01588 673888.
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On Shropshire’s border with Wales, the best sections of the Offa’s Dyke fortifications can be seen on
the stretch of the Offa’s Dyke National Trail that passes through Bishop’s Castle, the Clun Valley
& Knighton. Details at www.offasdyke.demon.co.uk or 01547 528753. The border is also home to
The Kerry Ridgeway, a 15-mile route along ancient trading routes. Contact Recreational Trails officer
– 01597 827567.
If you want company on your walks, join in one of the Walking Festivals being held in Bishop’s Castle,
Church Stretton and Cleobury Mortimer. There are also regular guided walks, town walks and ramblers
groups in all our market towns, details from Visitor Information Centres. Walking holidays can also
be organised for you. Contact Secret Hills Walking Holidays – www. secrethillswalking.co.uk,
01694 723600 and www.wheelywonderfulcycling.co.uk.
Cycle routes for everyone
South Shropshire has an outstanding network of cycle routes on quiet country lanes and off road
on forest tracks. Here are some of the best route guides available from Visitor Information Centres:
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and a competition route for experienced Mountainbikers. Details at www.forestry.gov.uk or
01889 586593. Market Town Cycle maps with new cycle routes from Ludlow, Bishop’s Castle, Church
Stretton & Cleobury Mortimer. Cycling for Pleasure maps – network of routes (on and offroad) linking
all areas through South Shropshire and the borders. Six Castles Cycle Route – A new National Cycle
Route, taking you from Shrewsbury to Hereford – past Shropshire’s best castles, is due to be introduced
in 2008 www.shropshirecycling.co.uk.
Another great reason to get active in South Shropshire
– a really outstanding network of bridleways. Try the
Jack Mytton Way, 100-mile route – and 10 circular day
routes, from Ironbridge to the Welsh border at Llanfair
Waterdine. “Bring your own horse” holidays can be
organised by www.marcheshorsetrails.co.uk.
Horse riding through Mortimer Forest from
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you will be assured of the peace and relaxation
expected of Shropshire’s rural tranquillity.
Talk to the owners, some farmers themselves,
and find out what this beautiful area has to offer.
We are all within easy reach of Ludlow, Shrewsbury,
Ironbridge and the Welsh Borders.
See listings for our members displaying the logo above,
or view more information on our website.
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Tel: 01584 872308 Fax: 01584 877397
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Severn is from a steam-hauled train on the
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Pay & Play. 9 hole par 3 course.
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mature features. Five minutes
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Equipment available on free loan.
Adults - £5, Under-16’s - £4.
Tel: 01299 403816
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from 3rd May until 5th October 2008, plus local
school holidays and half terms.
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The best cycling in Shropshire - in the Teme
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award winning Cycle Hire Centre. Follow our
unique, family friendly, routes to explore
idyllic country lanes and forest tracks. Quality
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Accommodation Listings
All accommodation featured in this guide has been quality assessed by
either VisitBritain VisitWales or the AA
or has recently applied
for a rating and is awaiting assessment. Please be aware that ratings may
change throughout the year.
Ludlow
Guest accommodation (including B&Bs, Guest Houses, Inns, Farmhouses
and Restaurants with Rooms) tends to be personally run by the owners.
All the national assessing bodies (VisitBritain, VisitScotland, VisitWales and
the AA) now assess Hotels and Guest Accommodation to the same criteria,
and award one to five stars. The star ratings reflect the overall quality of
the experience.
At the higher levels hotels and guest accommodation owners have
to provide certain additional facilities and services. VisitBritain also
give Gold or Silver awards and the AA give highly commended yellow
stars to guest accommodation and red stars to hotels in recognition of
exceptional quality at all levels. Professional assessors visit every year,
carrying out a routine day visit or an overnight stay.
For serviced accommodation there are two separate schemes; one for hotels
and one for guest accommodation. Hotels have to be licensed, offer dinner at
least five nights a week and have all rooms ensuite or with private facilities.
VisitBritain, VisitWales and VisitScotland also assess self catering
accommodation to the same criteria and award one to five stars. (Some
self catering accommodation may be inspected by a recognised agency).
and the surrounding area
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Mr James Garnett,
Dinham Hall Hotel, By the Castle,
Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 1EJ
Phone: 01584 876464
Fax: 01584 876019
Web: www.dinhamhall.co.uk
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Children Welcome
Licensed
Minimum Age
Conference/meeting facilities
Smoking Rooms Available
Vegetarian/special diets provided
No Smoking
Open at Christmas
Private Parking
Short Breaks available
Pets accepted by arrangement
Months open
Residents sitting room
Working Farm
Telephone in all bedrooms
Accommodation MAY be suitable for disabled
Television in bedroom/unit
Ground floor bedrooms
Evening meal may be available
Credit cards accepted
Tea/Coffee making facilities
Welcome Host Trained
Central heating
Bed linen provided
Meter charge for fuel
Local To Ludlow - B&Bs serving mainly locally sourced breakfasts
Garden
South Shropshire Farm Holiday Group Member
Equestrian Facilities
Cyclists welcome
Open fire
Walkers welcome
P/P/N: Double from £70 to £120 Single from £95
Rooms: 16D/T(16) 1F(1)
Georgian style hotel that retains the warmth of a family home. Elegant
rooms furnished in a period style. Superb restaurant serving locally sourced,
seasonal food.
Family owned/managed country house. Picturesque views. Amazing food
- upgraded individual rooms, log fires, contemporary facilities. Locally
sourced and seasonal cuisine. Private dining rooms.
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Mr & Mrs Roger & Helen Jones,
The Cliffe Hotel, Dinham,
Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 2JE
Phone: 01584 872063
Fax: 01584 873991
Web: www.thecliffehotel.co.uk
Mr G Willson-Lloyd,
Ludford Bridge,
Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 1PJ
Phone: 01584 872813
Fax: 01584 879120
Web: www.ludlow.org.uk/charltonarms
P/P/N: Double/Twin £40 to £50 Single £50 to £60
Rooms: 8D/T(8) 2F(2) 1S(1)
Prices: Please call for details.
Rooms: 9D(9)
A quiet hotel in it’s own grounds, with ample parking, set amongst open
countryside yet within walking distance of the town, river and castle.
Extensively refurbished riverside hotel by River Teme. Restaurant, function
room and rooftop terrace with panoramic views. The Whitcliffe suite offers
double spa room and private terrace hot tub.
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COUNTRY FARM
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Contact Details
Mrs Jane Smith, Country Farm, Nr. Bishop’s Castle SY9 2SZ
Phone: 01588 543210
Web: www.visitsouthshropshire.co.uk
Price per Person per Night
P/P/N: Double £20 to £24 Single £25 to £30
Establishment Description
A warm welcome awaits you at our organic working farm. A perfect base
to enjoy the beautiful countryside.
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Facilities Symbols
Accommodation listings in this guide are colour coded for easy reference to the
featured towns and areas in the guide. Serviced accommodation is followed by self
catering accommodation. The symbols beneath each entry will give you a good idea
of the facilities offered by each establishment. You are advised to check facilities and
prices when making a booking. Many accommodations also have special short break
offers at certain times of the year.
Rooms: 3D/T(1)
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DE GREYS
GUEST ACCOMMODATION
Member of the
South Shropshire Farm
Holiday Group
Whilst every care has been taken to establish the accuracy of entries at the time of going to press, the South Shropshire Tourism Association
cannot be held responsible for the consequences of any errors or omissions. You are strongly advised to telephone establishments to
confirm bookings and other details. This guide is not exhaustive nor is inclusion in the list an official recommendation.
GUEST HOUSE
Tracy Turner or Mr Jean Bourdeau,
De Greys,
5-6 Broad Street,
Ludlow,
Shropshire, SY8 1NG
Phone: 01584 872764
Fax: 01584 879764
Web: www.degreys.co.uk
Number of Rooms
Accessible Accommodation – Please check before making a booking that the
establishment you have chosen can cater for any special requirements you may have.
A few properties in the guide have been assessed under the VisitBritain National
Accessible scheme.For further information please contact the Visitor Information
Centre, Castle Square, Ludlow, SY8 1AS. Tel. 01584 875053.
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Hereford Road,
Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 4AD
Phone: 01584 873500
Fax: 01584 873524
Web: www.overtongrangehotel.com
P/P/N: Double £70 to £120 Single £95
Rooms: 12D/T(12) 1F(1) 1S(1)
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Mr Ian Taylor The Feathers Hotel
Bull Ring, Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 1AA
Phone: 01584 875261
Fax: 01584 876030
Web: www.feathersatludlow.co.uk
P/P/N: Double £62.50 to £117.50 Single £80 to £105 Rooms: 35D/T(35) 2F(2) 3S(3)
Situated at the heart of the ancient market town of Ludlow. Internationally recognised
for its Jacobean architecture and medieval heritage. Excellent cuisine.
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P/P/N: Double from £40 Single from £60
Rooms: 9D/T(9)
THE CHURCH INN
De Greys bed and breakfast accommodation has 9 luxury en-suite bedrooms each
unique with their own different style. Designed to give you a home from home
experience.
Mr G Willson-Lloyd The Church Inn
Buttercross, Ludlow,
Shropshire, SY8 1AW
Each room combines the newest entertainment technology with period style furniture
and luxurious soft furnishings. All bedrooms come complete with television/DVD
players and tea and coffee making facilities. Breakfast is served on the residents floor
of the adjoining De Greys tea room.
P/P/N: Double from £35 to £45 Single from £35 to £50
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Phone: 01584 872174
Fax: 01584 877146
Web: www.thechurchinn.com
Rooms: 5D(5) 1T(1) 2F(2)
The Church Inn is a traditional inn with 8 cask ales, fine food. Dates back seven
Centuries, always a warm welcome. Free house.
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Laura Penman,
Fishmore Hall, Fishmore Road,
Ludlow,
Shropshire, SY8 3DP
Phone: 01584 875148
Fax: 01584 877907
Web: www.fishmorehall.co.uk
Fishmore Hall opened in October 2007 after a long period of refurbishment.
Less than a stone’s throw from the delightful Market town of Ludlow, you
can indulge in the fine cuisine of Marc Hardiman and pamper yourself in
one of the 15 sumptuous bedrooms with its own designer bathroom. If
you’re looking for a short but memorable stay, or a long lazy weekend, then
the new Fishmore Hall will give you a very special welcome.
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Mrs Mandy Callender,
The Mount Guest House, 61 Gravel Hill,
Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 1QS
Phone: 01584 874084
Web: www.themountludlow.co.uk
P/P/N: Double £32.50 to £40
Rooms: 3D/T(3)
Branlea is located approx 100 metres from all facilities e.g. Michelin Star restaurants,
award winning pubs, castle etc. Renowned for comfortable bedrooms and super
breakfast.
Sally & Phil Maile,
Lower Broad Street,
Ludlow, Shropshire,
SY8 1PQ
Phone: 01584 876996
Web: www.ludlowhotels.com
Bromley Court is unique in that it comprises 3 tudor cottages around an
enclosed courtyard garden in this charming street. Each cottage forms a
private suite; Double/Twin beds en-suite and with your own sitting room.
Individually furnished, and providing an atmosphere of peace and tranquility
even though they are in the town centre conservation area, and within
walking distance of everywhere that is anywhere in Ludlow.
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Eileen Fermor-Harris,
28 Lower Broad Street,
Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 1PQ
Phone: 01584 875466
Web: www.no28ludlow.co.uk
Miss Sarah J Cecil,
Henwick House, Gravel Hill,
Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 1QU
Phone: 01584 873338
Mobile: 07951 642159
Web: www.henwickhouse.co.uk
Rooms: 2D(2)
Rooms: 3D/T(2) 1S(1)
Over 200 years old, this lovely town house has everything you need for a
relaxing stay to enjoy the delights of Ludlow and surrounding area.
A warm welcome awaits you at a former coach house. Delightful en-suite
bedrooms, TV, tea & coffee facilities. Delicious breakfasts, private parking,
easy walking distance to town pubs and castle.
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GUEST ACCOMMODATION
Mrs Barbara Weaver,
Elm Lodge, Fishmore,
Ludlow,
Shropshire, SY8 3DP
Phone: 01584 872308
Fax: 01584 877397
Web: www.elm-lodge.org.uk
P/P/N: Double £30 to £35
Rooms: 2D/T(2) 1F(1)
Elegant Georgian town house, close to castle. Comfortable rooms. Easy
parking. Delicious breakfasts, using local produce. Non smoking. Robert is
a VB Blue Badge Guide.
Friendly welcome at charming Georgian townhouse in central Ludlow.
Spacious accommodation for non-smokers. Delicious farmhouse breakfasts
and everything special within very easy walking distance.
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Sara & Mark Hudson,
The Long House,
The Sheet,
Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 4JT
Phone: 01584 874939
Web: www.longhouse.org.uk
P/P/N: Double £27.50 to £32.50
Rooms: 1D/F(1)
Attractive former farmhouse, conveniently located 11/2 miles from town. Set
in extensive gardens. Breakfast from local produce. Discount for 2 nights or
more.
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Brian & Sue Wilkinson,
Nelson Cottage, Rocks Green,
Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 2DS
Phone: 01584 878108
Web: www.ludlow.uk.com
ACORN PLACE
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Mr Peter Gillham,
Acorn Place,
Fishmore,
Ludlow,
Shropshire, SY8 3DP
Phone: 01584 875295
Web: www.acornplace.co.uk
GUEST ACCOMMODATION
P/P/N: Double £45 Single £60 to £90
Rooms: 3D/T(3)
BED & BREAKFAST
A Georgian property, offering self-catering and B&B accommodation with
magnificent views over Ludlow and the Welsh borders.
. Par 3,9 hole golf course (free use of equipment). . Cycle hire available.
. 1 mile from town centre. . Ample parking. . Extensive continental
breakfast. . Telephone and modem sockets. . Perfect for Michelinstarred restaurants. . Near to train station. . Sleeps 11 over 4 seperate
accommodations all set around a delightful courtyard.
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Anna & Robert Reed,
Mulberry House, 10 Corve Street,
Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 1DA
Phone: 01584 876765
Web: www.tencorvestreet.co.uk
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P/P/N: Double/Twin From £30 Single £47.50
Rooms: 2D/T(2)
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Mrs Karen Lloyd,
The White House, 4 Brand Lane,
Ludlow, Shropshire,
SY8 1NN
Phone: 01584 875592
Web: www.4brandlane.co.uk
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Friendly family run guest house close to town centre and station. Spacious
en-suite rooms. Superb views of Ludlow and surrounding countryside.
Off-road parking. Walkers & cyclists welcome.
BED & BREAKFAST
P/P/N: Double £37.50 to £40 Single £45 to £80
Rooms: 5D/T(5)
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Gill Chapman,
Southcot, Livesey Road,
Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 1EZ
Phone: 01584 879655
Fax: 01584 878372
Web: www.southcotbandb.co.uk
Luxury guest house. The bedrooms are spacious, comfortable and very well
equipped. Private car park. Only 10 minutes walk from town centre and
railway station.
Suites: 3D/T(3)
Rooms: 5D/T(4) 1S(1) 1F(1)
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Phone: 01584 876093
Web: www.branlea.co.uk
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Mrs Sue Bursnell Branlea
Brand Lane, Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 1NN
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Miss Charlotte Redfern,
Hen & Chickens Guest House,
103 Old Street, Ludlow,
Shropshire, SY8 1NU
Phone: 01584 874318
Web: www.henandchickensgh.biz
Close walking distance to castle, shops and restaurants. Large enclosed
car park. Delicious breakfasts using local produce. Comfortable dining and
sitting room with open fire.
P/P/N: From £70 to £125
Rooms: 15D/T(15)
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BROMLEY COURT
Comfortable, friendly by open countryside. Walking distance to centre of
Ludlow. Near small Inn. Bedrooms with TV, tea/coffee facilities and fridge.
Delicious breakfast. Off road private parking.
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BED & BREAKFAST
Mrs E Marsh,
19 Mill Street,
Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 1BE
Phone: 01584 876009
Web: www.palmershousebandb.co.uk
P/P/N: Double from £35 Single from £40
Superb, edge of Ludlow location, Acorn Place is conveniently situated
for the town’s array of good pubs and restaurants. We offer spacious
ensuite rooms, superking to single beds, 100% cotton bedlinen, delicious
breakfasts using local products, and country walks from doorstep. Selfcatering option available. Pretty garden with seating areas and views of
Ludlow and surrounding countryside. Plenty of parking. Non-smoking.
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A period town house with a welcoming atmosphere and peaceful position,
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Rooms: 6D/T(6) 1F(1) 2S
Comfortable guest house offering excellent service and freshly prepared meals. Three
course dinner (pre ordered) £18. One mile from town centre, off street parking.
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RESTAURANT WITH ROOMS
The Clive, Bromfield,
Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 2JR
Ian & Prue Kemsley,
Longlands, Woodhouse Lane,
Richards Castle, Ludlow,
Shropshire, SY8 4EU
Phone: 01584 831636
Web: www.stmem.com/longlands
Rooms: 3D/T(3)
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Phone: 01584 856565
Fax: 01584 856661
Web: www.theclive.co.uk
P/P/N: Double £38 to £50, Single £50 to £75
Rooms: 15D/T(15)
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The Clive Bar & Restaurant with rooms is renowned for superb modern British cuisine.
Fifteen ensuite rooms situated in contemporary conversions of period outbuildings.
Margaret Lockett,
Angel House, Angel Bank, Bitterley,
Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 3HT
Phone: 01584 891377
Web: www.angelhousecleehill.co.uk
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CROFT COTTAGE B&B
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David & Elizabeth Hatchell,
Croft Cottage B&B,
Cumberley Lane,
Hope Bagot,
Ludlow,
Shropshire, SY8 3LJ
Phone: 01584 890664
Web: www.croftcottagebedandbreakfast.co.uk
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Mrs Carol Lewis,
Line Farm, Tunnel Lane,
Orleton,
Ludlow,
Shropshire, SY8 4HY
Phone: 01568 780400
Fax: 01568 780995
Web: www.virtual-shropshire.co.uk/linefarm
P/P/N: Double £35
Rooms: 3D/T(3)
Panoramic views from every window. Peace tranquillity, en-suite
facilities and good old fashioned farm house hospitality await you at
Line Farm. Try our short breaks from October to March - three nights
for the price of two, get away from it all and spoil yourselves.
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Phone: 01584 823 209
Fax: 08707 492202
Web: www.moorhall.co.uk
Rooms:
Rooms:2D/T(2)
2D/T(2) 1F(1)
1F(1)
Absolutely fabulous Georgian country house set in open countryside, yet just four miles
from historic Ludlow. Family run. Warm welcome.
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A quiet retreat surrounded by lovely countryside. Tea and homemade cakes
on arrival using our own eggs, jams, fruit and local produce. All meats from
local farm shop. Spacious garden to relax in, which supplies flowers for
your room. King size beds for extra comfort. Just off the Mortimer Trail and
a local footpath across our farm. Two pubs for evening meals approximately
2 miles away and only 4 miles from Ludlow. Member of Farmstay UK.
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Mrs Margaret Whiteman Stoke Court Bed & Breakfast
Phone: 01584 823203
Stoke St. Milborough,
Web: www.stokecourtfarm.co.uk
Nr. Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 2EQ
Rooms: 1F(1)
Listed 17th Century courthouse retaining many original features. Quiet location, ideal
for walking and touring Clee Hills. Traditional farmhouse hospitality. Six miles from
Ludlow. Ample free parking available.
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ROSECROFT
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MARCLE HOUSE
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Mrs G.J. Benson,
Rosecroft,
Orleton, Ludlow,
Shropshire, SY8 4HN
Phone: 01568 780565
Fax: 01568 780565
Email: gailanddavid@
rosecroftorleton.freeserve.co.uk
Web: www.stmem.com/rosecroft
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FARMHOUSE
Converted pub with 2 en-suite luxury rooms. View of four counties. Dog
friendly. Evening meals served when booked. 10 minutes from Shropshire
Way.
P/P/N: Double £32.50 to £34.50 Single £40 to £42.50
Rooms: 2D(2)
Stephanie & Bill Piggott
Brimfield, Ludlow, Shropshire SY8 4NE
Phone: 01584 711459
Fax: 01584 711459
P/P/N: Double £35
Rooms: 2D/(2)Sleeps:
1D/T(1)2
Welcoming historic half-timbered house, quiet village 4 miles from Ludlow, comfortable
rooms all en-suite, gastro pub nearby, secure private parking, local produce served,
beautiful gardens.
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TEAN HOUSE B&B
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BED & BREAKFAST
Mrs Judith Eyres,
Orchard House, Ashford Bowdler,
Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 4DJ
Phone: 01584 831270
Fax: 01584 831270
Web: www.orchard-barn.co.uk
Rooms: 3D/T(3)
A very comfortable 18th century house in the centre of picturesque
village, close to historic Ludlow. Very relaxing atmosphere, and delicious
breakfasts. Wander through our garden or relax in the summer house. We
are open all year except Christmas, why not come and unwind during the
summer or take advantage of our special breaks - 3 nights for the price of
2 from October to just before Easter.
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Luxury converted barn, rural hamlet five minutes from Ludlow. Excellent
breakfast, organic & local produce. All bedrooms ensuite. Comfortable and
relaxing. Short breaks off-peak.
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Mr T Chivers The Moor Hall
Cleedownton, Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 3EG
STOKE COURT BED & BREAKFAST
BED & BREAKFAST
Enjoy the wildlife cottage garden with babbling brook, herbaceous borders
and pool with resident moorhens. Watch badgers from a hide or just enjoy
the peace & quiet. We have a private ground-floor wing for one group of
2-4 people. A “Local to Ludlow” breakfast featuring our bees’ honey, our
chickens’ eggs and our own organic jam along with Shropshire bacon
and sausage awaits you down a deep lane in the pretty South Shropshire
countryside.
LINE FARM
Rooms: 3D/T(3)
P/P/N: Double £32.50 Single £40
ORCHARD HOUSE
Rooms: 2D/T(1)
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Former working mill full of character, peaceful rural setting, yet close to
centre of Ludlow, on Shropshire Way, ideal for walking, friendly atmosphere.
Ample parking.
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THE MOOR HALL
GUEST HOUSE
Jean & Gordon Benbow,
Mill House, Squirrel Lane,
Lower Ledwyche, Ludlow,
Shropshire, SY8 4JX
Phone: 01584 872837
Web: www.virtual-shropshire.co.uk/mill
Phone: 01584 872442
Fax: 01584 872442
Web: www.stmem.com/cecil-guesthouse
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BED & BREAKFAST
Mr Ron Green Cecil Guest House
Sheet Road, Ludlow,
Shropshire, SY8 1LR
SELF-CA
LONGLANDS
Mrs Rachel Edwards,
Haynall Villa,
Haynall Lane,
Little Hereford,
Ludlow, Shropshire,
SY8 4BA
Phone: 01584 711589
Fax: 01584 711589
Web: www.haynallvilla.co.uk
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Mrs E Purnell,
Ravenscourt Manor, Woofferton,
Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 4AL
Phone: 01584 711905
Fax: 01584 711905
Web: www.smoothhound.co.uk/ravenscourt
Superb 16th century, beamed, historic house 3 miles from Ludlow. En-suite
rooms, furnished with antiques, every modern facility. Home made bread &
jams. Very warm welcome.
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RAVENSCOURT MANOR
P/P/N: £30 to £35
Rooms: 2D(2) 1T(1)
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HAYNALL VILLA
P/P/N: Double from £27
Rooms: 2D/T(2) 1F
Welcome to our early C19th farmhouse with many original features set in
the Teme valley with lovely views of the Clee Hills, an ideal base to explore
Ludlow and the picturesque Marches (walks, gardens, castles, villages etc).
Oak stairs lead to spacious well equipped bedrooms (2 en-suite, 1 private
bathroom). Tasty home cooking using local/home grown produce. Meals
also available locally at “Temeside Inn” located by the river. Fishing at
our pool.
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Jenny & Robin Richardson,
Tean House, 8 Ledwyche Close, Middleton,
Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 3EP
Phone: 01584 875891
Mobile: 07977 096805
Web: www.teanhouse.co.uk
Conveniently located only 21/2 miles from centre of Ludlow. Comprehensive
breakfast from local produce. Large bedrooms, parking. Discount for
bookings of three nights plus.
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OLD DOWNTON LODGE
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Mrs Jayne Emsen,
Old Downton Lodge, Downton on the Rock,
Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 2HU
Phone: 01568 770820
Fax: 01568 770008
Web: www.olddowntonlodge.co.uk
Beautiful and peaceful converted farmhouse and barns. Nine en-suite
country style guest rooms, afternoon teas, popular local restaurant,
medieval style courtyard for relaxing al fresco.
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THE CROWN COUNTRY INN
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Cleobury Mortimer
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COLLIERS HILL
GUEST ACCOMMODATION
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BED & BREAKFAST
Mrs Jackie Miller,
Colliers Hill, Bayton,
Worcestershire, DY14 9NZ
Phone: 01299 832247
Fax: 01299 832585
Web: www.colliershill.co.uk
Mrs Julie Hale,
Woodview,
Mawley Oak,
Cleobury Mortimer, DY14 9BA
Phone: 01299 271422
Web: www.woodviewcountryvilla.co.uk
Rooms: 2D/T(2)
Rooms: 3D/T(3)
Luxurious country house, set in 5 acres. Wonderful. Peaceful location close to
Cleobury Mortimer. Heated indoor swimming pool, en-suite facilities, private
balconies, TV, tea/coffee. Non-smoking.
Georgian farmhouse, conference centre, guest accommodation. Exclusive
venue for special celebrations. Delicious Aga cooked breakfasts. Evening
meals by arrangement. Wireless internet. Business travellers welcomed.
Excellent freshly prepared food, fine wines and traditional cask ales with
wonderful hospitality. Winners of Good Eating Awards, Best Restaurant.
Masterchef of Great Britain.
CASTLE VIEW
STREFFORD HALL
BROOME PARK FARM
GUEST ACCOMMODATION
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FARMHOUSE
Ms Catherine Evans,
Broome Park Farm, Catherton Road,
Cleobury Mortimer, DY14 0LB
Phone: 01299 270647
Web: www.broomeparkfarm.co.uk
Mrs Carola Morrison
Milson, Cleobury Mortimer,
Shropshire, DY14 0BJ
Phone: 01584 781421
Web: www.stmem.com/clod-hall
Rooms: 1D/T 1S
Rooms: 1D(1) 1F(1)
A comfortable house surrounded by farmland, 4 miles from Cleobury Mortimer
8 miles from Ludlow close to the Clee Hills and angling rivers. Warm welcome,
delicious breakfasts. Stabling available.
Family friendly, recently restored farmhouse accommodation. Peaceful
location on working farm. Spacious ensuite rooms, guest sitting and dining
rooms. Evening meals by arrangement.
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HARDWICKE FARM
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FARMHOUSE
Mrs Althea Meredith,
Hardwicke Farm, Stottesdon,
Cleobury Mortimer, DY14 8TN
Phone: 01746 718220
Web: www.hardwickefarm.co.uk
Phone: 01746 718415
Rooms: 3D/T (3)
Converted barn on working farm. Spacious gardens overlooking beautiful countryside.
Peaceful rural location. Good home cooking. All bedrooms ensuite with two on the
ground floor.
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Large comfortable stone house in Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, 6
miles from Ludlow. Close to Stokesay Castle, Shropshire Way, Racecourse.
Pubs close by. Special winter offers.
P/P/N: Double £30 Single £35
Relax and unwind in our spacious farmhouse in a peaceful setting with
outstanding views, Wenlock Edge to the Long Mynd hills. Central base
from which to tour the Welsh Borders, a farm trail and many good walks
from our door. Tastefully decorated bedrooms all en-suite with tea/coffee
making facilities, colour TV. Full English breakfast prepared with home and
local produce from our farm shop.
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CHADSTONE
BED & BREAKFAST
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BED & BREAKFAST
Jan Williams,
The Firs, Norton,
Craven Arms,
Shropshire, SY7 9LS
Phone: 01588 672511
Web: www.virtual-shropshire.co.uk/firs
John and Judith Lee,
Chadstone, Aston Munslow,
Craven Arms, Shropshire, SY7 9ER
Phone: 01584 841675
Web: www.chadstonebandb.co.uk
Rooms: 3D/T(3)
Large country house in 11/2 acre garden. En-suite rooms. Area of
Outstanding Beauty. Ideal for walking and cycling. Fresh home and local
produce when possible. Off road parking.
Guests’ comments: “Fantastic food, views, people - thank you.”
“Very hospitable, clean & friendly, stunning views, delicious breakfast.”
“Congenial, unique, efficient.” “Can’t wait to come back.”
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TUGFORD FARM B&B
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FARMHOUSE
Mrs Bronwen Williams,
Tugford Farm, Nr Craven Arms,
Shropshire, SY7 9HS
Phone: 01584 841259
Fax: 01584 841259
Web: www.tugford.com
Peaceful 16th Century farmhouse on working farm, located between
Ludlow, Bridgnorth & Bewdley. Warm homely atmosphere in spacious
accommodation. Lovely walks in picturesque surrounding countryside.
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Mrs Caroline Morgan,
Strefford Hall, Strefford,
Craven Arms, Shropshire, SY7 8DE
Phone: 01588 672383
Fax: 01588 673855
Web: www.streffordhall.co.uk
BED & BREAKFAST
Rooms: 1D/T(1)
SRA
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P/P/N: Double/Twin £27.50 to £40 Single from £35
Rooms: 1S(1) 2D/T(2)
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Mrs D Thompson
Bagginswood, Cleobury Mortimer,
Worcestershire, DY14 8LS
Mrs Joyce Cook,
Castle View, Stokesay,
Craven Arms, Shropshire, SY7 9AL
Phone: 01588 673712
Web: www.castleviewstokesay.co.uk
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CLOD HALL
Corvedale and the surrounding area
P/P/N: Double £35 to £37.50 Single £50
WOODVIEW
Craven Arms
Richard & Jane Arnold,
The Crown Country Inn, Munslow,
Craven Arms, Shropshire, SY7 9ET
Phone: 01584 841205
Web: www.crowncountryinn.co.uk
Juliet Bateman,
Ward Farm Bed & Breakfast, Westhope,
Craven Arms, Shropshire, SY7 9JL
Phone: 01584 861601
Web: www.wardfarm.co.uk
Rooms: 1T(1) 1D/F(1)
P/P/N: Double £25 to £30, Single £30 to £35
Rooms: 3D/T(3)
Individual quality ensuite accommodation on traditional rural Corvedale
Valley farm. Hearty breakfast/evening meals served in beamed farmhouse
dining room. Central location. Free wireless connection.
Farmhouse B&B on a working organic farm. Large, comfortable rooms.
Beautiful countryside. Ideal for walkers. Peaceful location. Close to Ludlow,
Wenlock Edge and Stretton Hills.
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PLESE ADD FILLER
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JINLYE GUEST HOUSE
FARMHOUSE
GUEST HOUSE
Church Stretton
LONGMYND HOTEL
Mrs J. Tory
Jinlye Guest House,
Castle Hill, All Stretton,
Church Stretton,
Shropshire, SY6 6JP
Phone: 01694 723243
Fax: 01694 723243
Web: www.jinlye.co.uk
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HOTEL
Mr L Chapman,
Longmynd Hotel, Cunnery Road,
Church Stretton, Shropshire, SY6 6AG
Phone: 01694 722244
Fax: 01694 722718
Web: www.longmynd.co.uk
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BELVEDERE GUEST HOUSE
GUEST HOUSE
Mrs Ewa Lovejoy Belvedere Guest House
Burway Rd, Church Stretton, Shropshire, SY6 6DP
Phone: 01694 722232
Web: www.belvedereguesthouse.co.uk
Quiet Edwardian family guest house set in its own grounds on the lower slopes of the
Long Mynd. Convenient for Church Stretton town centre.
Rooms: 42D/T(42) 2F(2) 6S(6)
The hotel nestles in woodland overlooking the small market town of Church
Stretton. Situated in the South Shropshire hills. The views are breathtaking.
Outdoor swimming pool. Book online www.longmynd.co.uk
Mrs M Jones,
Acton Scott Farm, Acton Scott,
Church Stretton, Shropshire, SY6 6QN
Phone: 01694 781260
Fax: 0870 1294591
Web: www.actonscottfarm.co.uk
Rooms: 2D/T (2) 1F (1)
17th Century farmhouse has oak beams and a log fire, conveniently situated
in the peaceful hamlet of Acton Scott set amongst the beautiful Shropshire
Hills.
Rooms: 6D/T(6)
“The only guest house in the area to be awarded gold for comfort & quality”.
Our award-winning B&B immediately adjoining the Long Mynd Hills offers luxurious
& peaceful accommodation. There are inglenook fireplaces, beamed ceilings and
comfortable lounges. The spacious en-suite bedrooms all have magnificent views and
ground floor rooms are available. The award winning cottage gardens abound with
rare and interesting plants. We are renowned for our friendly and home-from-home
atmosphere and guests choose to return again and again. Self Catering available.
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GILBERRIES HALL FARM
Mrs Katherine Hotchkiss,
Gilberries Hall Farm, Gilberries Lane,
Church Stretton, Shropshire, SY6 7HZ
Phone: 01694 771723
Fax: 01694 771723
Web: www.stmem.com/gilberries-hall-farm
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RHEINGOLD
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VICTORIA HOUSE
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ACTON SCOTT FARM
GUEST HOUSE
GUEST ACCOMMODATION
GUEST ACCOMMODATION
Mrs M Knight Rheingold
9 The Bridleways, Church Stretton
Shropshire, SY6 7AN
Philip and Jane Secrett
Field House,
Cardington Moor,
Cardington,
Church Stretton,
Shropshire, SY6 7LL
Phone: 01694 771485
Web: www.fieldhouse.info
Miss Linda Smith,
Victoria House,
48 High Street, Church Stretton,
Shropshire, SY6 6BX
Phone: 01694 723823
Web: www.bedandbreakfast-shropshire.co.uk
Phone: 01694 723969
Web: www.rheingold-b-and-b.co.uk
Rooms: 2D/T(1)
Comfortable family house set in peaceful location with views across to the Long Mynd.
Friendly atmosphere, excellent home cooking, close to town centre and country walks.
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BROOKFIELDS GUEST HOUSE
GUEST HOUSE
Angie and Paul Bradley,
Brookfields Guest House,
Watling Street North
Church Stretton,
Shropshire, SY6 7AR
Phone: 01694 722314
Web: www.churchstretton-guesthouse.co.uk
Victorian Town House in town centre. Rooms individually furnished with
antiques/quality finishing touches. Excellent breakfasts using local/organic
produce whenever possible. Open all year including Christmas.
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OLD RECTORY HOUSE
BED & BREAKFAST
Rooms: 2D(1) 1T
Visit our Georgian country house set in the town centre. Peaceful location, lovely view
and a short stroll to the Shropshire Hills. Off-road private parking.
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MYND HOUSE
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Mynd House, Ludlow Road,
Little Stretton, Church Stretton,
Shropshire, SY6 6RB
Phone: 01694 722212
Web: www.myndhouse.co.uk
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JUNIPER COTTAGE
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Mrs McIntyre
All Stretton, Church Stretton, Shropshire, SY6 6HG
Phone: 01694 723427
P/P/N: Double £25 to £27.50 Single £32.50
Rooms: 2D(2)
“Love at first sight. From tea and cake on arrival to our last breakfast. Just perfect.”
Enjoy stunning views, antique furnishings, lovely breakfasts, comfortable beds.
Rooms: 6D/T(2) 1F(1) 1S(1)
7 stylish and spacious ensuite rooms. Can accommodate up to 15 people.
Views of the Shropshire Hills. Guest lounge, garden, licensed bar. Perfect for
walking.
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WILLOWFIELD GUEST HOUSE
Rooms with a view. Friendly B&B in unspoilt countryside, ideal for walking
or as a base to explore this part of our lovely county.
Chris & Jackie Brock Willowfield Guest House
Lower Wood, Church Stretton, Shropshire, SY6 6LF
Phone: 01694 751471
Web: www.willowfieldguesthouse.co.uk
P/P/N: Double/Twin £30 to £35
Rooms: 6D/T(6)
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THE RAVEN HOTEL
Kirk Heywood,
Barrow Street, Much Wenlock,
Shropshire, TF13 6EN
Phone: 01952 727251
Fax: 01952 728416
Web: www.ravenhotel.com
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FARMHOUSE
Mrs P Evans Woodside Farm
Cardington, Church Stretton
Shropshire, SY6 7LB
Phone: 01694 771314
Web: www.virtual-shropshire.co.uk/woodside-farm
P/P/N: Single £25 to £29 Double £50 to £58
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HOTEL
Rooms: 1D/T(1) 1F(1) 1S(1)
Peacefully situated in its own grounds. Very comfortable ensuite bedrooms with views
of the hills and farm animals, sitting room with log fire, relaxing garden, breakfast
menu.
Rooms: 16D(16) 3T(3) 1F(1)
17th century coaching inn, in the heart of beautiful Much Wenlock. Individually
styled bedrooms. Award winning restaurant. Quality inclusive breaks a speciality.
Historic Olympic connection.
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Mrs Christine Brandon-Lodge,
North Hill Farm, Cardington,
Church Stretton,
Shropshire, SY6 7LL
Phone: 01694 771532
Web: www.virtual-shropshire.co.uk/northhill
Between Much Wenlock and Church Stretton, with wonderful views, colourful
garden & wildlife pool. Cosy, stylish bedrooms, ensuite bath and shower spotlessly clean. Really comfortable beds, easy chairs, TV, beverages and little
extras. Delicious home cooking, local and home grown produce, freshly cooked
breakfast and dinners served at individual tables. Warm welcome. Visit Philip’s
wood workshop. Play pool/table tennis in the games room.
Quiet and idyllic. Beautiful garden. Bath and shower en-suite. Pocket sprung beds.
Delicious home cooking. Local produce. No smoking. Warm Welcome.
GUEST HOUSE
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BED & BREAKFAST
GUEST HOUSE
Enjoy the friendly service and relax in the comfort of our large Edwardian
home overlooking the beautiful Long Mynd hills. Set in large grounds with
ample private parking. Brookfields is a stroll away from the town and its
charming atmosphere of small shops, cafes, pubs, antique market and
railway station. Our spacious bedrooms with either ensuite or private
facillities, one at ground floor level, are well appointed making us your ideal
base for walking or touring.
Guests enjoy panoramic views from our luxurious, large en-suite rooms.
Extensive garden and fish pond provide quiet seating areas to unwind.
Home cooked evening meals available.
NORTH HILL FARM
Mr Mike Smith Old Rectory House
Burway Road, Church Stretton, Shropshire, SY6 6DW
Phone: 01694 724462
Web: www.oldrectoryhouse.co.uk
P/P/N: Double £32.50 to £37.50 Single £40
Rooms: 5D/T(5) 1S(1) 1F(1)
P/P/N: Double £25 to £31.50
Rooms: 3D/T(3)
Rooms: 3D(3) 3T(3) 3S(3)
INN ON THE GREEN
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INN
Bishop’s Castle
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INN Highly Commended
Charles & Carol Cahan
The Sun at Norbury,
nr. Bishop’s Castle,
Shropshire, SY9 5DX
Phone: 01588 650680
Web: www.sunatnorbury.co.uk
Family run country Inn in the heart of the Shropshire Hills. Superb walking
country. Restaurant and bar meals cooked with local produce. Real Ales. Children
welcome. All rooms en-suite.
An ancient Inn and renowned restaurant full of antiques and atmosphere.
Enjoy a peaceful break deep in the Shropshire countryside, walks in the
hills, log fires and dinner by candlelight. Especially for couples, good food,
wine and real ale. Pleasant views, secluded gardens and secure parking.
No children. Ideal for a romantic weekend or a rendez-vous with friends.
Recommended by ‘Which? Guide to Good Hotels’ ‘Good Pub Guide’, ‘The
Sunday Telegraph’, and ‘Charming Small Hotels Guide’.
Mrs G Bright,
Little Brompton Farm, Montgomery,
Powys, SY15 6HY
Phone: 01686 668371
Fax: 01686 668371
Web: www.littlebromptonfarm.co.uk
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Mr Jack Limond,
The White Horse Inn, The Square,
Clun, Shropshire, SY7 8JA
Phone: 01588 640305
Web: www.whi-clun.co.uk
P/P/N: Double from £27.50 Single from £32.50
Mark and Sue Michaels,
The Dragon Hotel,
Montgomery,
Powys, SY15 6PA
Phone: 01686 668359
Web: www.dragonhotel.com
P/P/N: Double £51 to £97 Single £43.75 to £61
Rooms: 17D/T(17) 2F(2) 1S(1)
THE BIRCHES MILL
BROUGHTON FARM B&B
Mrs Kate Bason,
Broughton Farm B&B, Broughton Farm,
Bishop’s Castle, Shropshire, SY15 6SZ
Phone: 01588 638393
Web: www.virtualshropshire.co.uk/lowerbroughton-farm
Rooms: 3D/T(1)
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DREWIN FARM
Mrs Jane Carroll Old Time
29 High Street, Bishop’s Castle, Shropshire, SY9 5BE
Phone: 01588 638467
Web: www.oldtime.co.uk
Rooms: 3D/T(3)
This 15th century house in the centre of the old town offers comfortable, en-suite
bedrooms and breakfasts with free range eggs and home made breads.
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Mrs Mary Jones,
Llanhedric Farm, Clun, Craven Arms,
Shropshire, SY7 8NG
Phone: 01588 640203
Fax: 01588 640203
Web: www.llanhedricfarm.co.uk
Rooms: 1D/T(1) 1F
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NEW HOUSE FARM
Mrs Miriam Ellison,
New House Farm, Clun,
Craven Arms, Shropshire, SY7 8NJ
Phone: 01588 638314
Fax: 01588 638314
Web: www.new-house-clun.co.uk
Rooms: 1T(1) 1D/F(1) 1S
Breathtaking views, peace and tranquillity are assured at our 17th century
family run farmhouse, en-suite bedrooms with facilities. Best Breakfast
award. Offa’s Dyke footpath runs through farm.
Remote 18th century farmhouse, high in Clun hills, near Welsh border.
Outstanding views - large country garden, peaceful walking in unspoilt
countryside. Quality accommodation, spacious bedrooms, hearty breakfasts.
Dine and sleep where Offa’s Dyke is at its finest and most inspiring, walk or
relax. Enjoy spectacular views and good home made meals.
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Mrs Ceinwen Richards,
Drewin Farm, Churchstoke,
Montgomery, Powys, SY15 6TW
Phone: 01588 620325
Fax: 01588 620325
Web: www.offas-dyke.co.uk/drewinfarm
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LLANHEDRIC FARM
GUEST ACCOMMODATION
BED & BREAKFAST
Mrs I Evans,
Springhill Farm, Clun,
Craven Arms, Shropshire, SY7 8PE
Phone: 01588 640337
Fax: 01588 640337
Web: www.springhill-farm.org.uk
Enjoy both Ludlow and the Shropshire Hills. Just thirty minutes drive
from Ludlow is a stunningly beautiful valley where you will find The Birches
Mill, set in an oasis of peace and tranquillity.
Our visitor’s book says it all. “Superb location and as usual superb
hospitality - sets the standard”.
“It really doesn’t get a lot better than this”.
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P/P/N: Double/Twin from £38
Rooms: 2D/1T(3)
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Gill Della Casa,
The Birches Mill, Clun,
Craven Arms,
Shropshire, SY7 8NL
Phone: 01588 640409
Fax: 01588 640409
Web: www.birchesmill.co.uk
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Rooms: 2D/T(2) 1S
Self contained Georgian accommodation in Clun conservation area. Lovely courtyard
garden, views over Shropshire Hills. Delightful en-suite and private facilities. Short
breaks available all year.
BED & BREAKFAST
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Phone: 01588 640780
Web: www.SmoothHound.co.uk
P/P/N: Double From £27 to £30 Single £30
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A warm welcome awaits you in our Tudor Farmhouse on a working livestock
farm. Relax in the garden or enjoy our farm walk.
17th century family run coaching inn, in the Lee of Montgomery Castle
in Georgian village sized town. Fine food, warm welcome. Ideal for
Offa’s Dyke & Powis Castle.
Reg Maund & Judy Bailey Crown House
Church Street, Clun, Shropshire, SY7 8JW
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Comfortable, friendly accommodation in the centre of Clun. CAMRA good
beer guide listed. Shrewsbury & West Shropshire CAMRA Pub of the Year
2007. Cask marque.
17th century farmhouse on working farm. 2 miles from the Georgian town
of Montgomery. Quality accommodation for discerning guest. Farmhouse
award. On Offa’s Dyke footpath. A warm welcome to all. As seen on BBC
Wales TV. Welsh Tourist Board Farmhouse Award.
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CROWN HOUSE (OLD STABLES & SADDLERY)
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LITTLE BROMPTON FARM
P/P/N: From £45 incl. Breakfast
Rooms: 6D/T(6)
THE DRAGON HOTEL
P/P/N: £30 to £35
Rooms: 3D/T(3)
SUN AT NORBURY
Clun
Mr & Mrs Andrew & Jane Semple,
Inn On The Green,
Wentnor, Bishop’s Castle,
Shropshire, SY9 5EF
Phone: 01588 650105
Web: www.theinnonthegreen.net
Traditional stone farmhouse set back from working farm. Attractive gardens,
outstanding views good walks and ideal for touring. Warm welcome and a
delicious breakfast.
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BRICK HOUSE FARM
North Herefordshire
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HOTEL 85%
Mr & Mrs Rodney & Beryl Marsden Milebrook House Hotel
Phone: 01547 528632
Milebrook, Knighton, Powys, LD7 1LT
Fax: 01547 520509
Web: www.milebrookhouse.co.uk
and the Border areas
P/P/N: Double £47.50
David Watson,
Brick House Farm, Adforton,
Nr Craven Arms,
Shropshire, SY7 0NF
Phone: 01568 770870
Web: www.adforton.com
Rooms:
Rooms: 10D/T(10)
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Country house hotel & restaurant on river Teme, amidst beautiful gardens and
countryside - award winning restaurant open to non-residents. Superb walking
& bird watching - special breaks available. AA Courtesy & care award NAS 3.
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Robin & Sue Benson,
Caradoc House, 49 Watling Street,
Leintwardine, Nr Craven Arms,
Shropshire, SY7 0LL
Phone: 01547 540238
Web: www.caradoc.org.uk
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Jane Conolly,
The Hills Farm,
Leysters,
Leominster,
HR6 0HP
Phone: 01568 750205
Web: www.thehillsfarm.co.uk
Ms Debbie Fraser,
Walford Court, Walford,
Leintwardine, Nr Ludlow,
Herefordshire, SY7 0JT
Phone: 01547 540570
Web: www.romanticbreak.com
Rooms: 2D/T(2)
Brick House Farm is an “AA Highly Commended Four Star” bed & breakfast
in the village of Adforton, North Herefordshire (between Ludlow, Leominster
and Knighton). The house can accommodate up to four guests in two luxury
double/twin rooms. Each bedroom has a fully equipped bathroom with
power shower. Guests have exclusive use of a comfortable sitting/dining
room throughout their stay where we serve breakfast, afternoon tea and
dinner (by arrangement).
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Rooms: 2D/1T(3)
THE WILLOWS
Comfortable 18th Century village house accommodation and delicious
breakfasts - all food home produced or locally sought and bought. Situated in
Leintwardine - a quiet village on the Shropshire/Herefordshire/Welsh border
close to Ludlow and other attractions. Caradoc has beautiful gardens to relax in
and a warm welcome is extended to all. There is a discount for stays of more
than 1 night.
Set amidst 20 acres of stream bordered countryside this Tudor courthouse
has a wealth of character. Four poster bed, spacious beamed rooms and large
roll-topped baths make for a luxurious pampered break. Home cooked Aga
breakfast and evening meals from our home grown organic produce. Romantic
breaks are our speciality - we provide candles - you bring the wine!
“Best breakfast of our lives”, “fabulous food, convivial company, sumptuous
surroundings - what more could anyone ask for?”
The Hills Farm is set on high ground with panoramic views over the Teme
valley. We have three ensuite bedrooms all within converted barns; each has
its own private entrance, and all are decorated and furnised with your comfort
in mind. Breakfast is served in the main farmhouse, either in the conservatory
or the dining room. The Hills Farm is only 9 miles from Ludlow and is ideally
situated for exploring The Marches.
Mr Klaus Steffes
The Willows, Bucknell, Nr Ludlow, Shropshire, SY7 0AA
Phone: 01547 530201
Web: www.willows-bucknell.co.uk
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P/P/N: Double £25 to £27.50 Single £30
Rooms: 2D/T 1F
C15th cruck house in peaceful village. Exposed beams, antique furnishings, period fireplaces.
Hearty breakfasts from local produce. Library and games room. Restaurant nearby. Large
topiary gardens.
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Mrs Elizabeth Thomas,
Woonton Court Farm, Leysters, Leominster,
Herefordshire, HR6 0HL
Phone: 01568 750232
Fax: 01568 750232
Web: www.woontoncourt.co.uk
Mrs C Price,
The Hall, Bucknell,
Craven Arms, Shropshire, SY7 0AA
Phone: 01547 530249
Rooms: 2D/T(2)
Rooms: 3D/T(3)
This Georgian farmhouse is set in a quiet village, all basic amenities plus
rail and bus services are on hand. Ideal touring and walking area.
A comfortable Tudor farmhouse on our family farm. Own produce. Freedom
to walk and enjoy wildlife, local gardens, woodlands and National Trust
properties. Rural peace.
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BRYN HEULOG B&B
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Mr & Mrs Bill & Anne Brandrick,
Lower House, Adforton,
Leintwardine,
Ludlow, SY7 0NF
Phone: 01568 770223
Web: www.sy7.com
Mrs Dilys Waters,
Bryn Heulog B&B, Llanfair Waterdine,
Knighton, Powys, LD7 1TU
Phone: 01547 528155
Rooms: 3D/T(3) 2F(2) 1S(1)
Inglenooks, Log fires and Aga cooking! A delightfully comfortable C17th
country house set in over an acre of beautiful gardens. A truly relaxing
experience!
Large modern house standing in beautiful gardens in village centre of
Llanfair Waterdine. There are ample parking spaces, lies directly on the
Shropshire/Powys border.
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Mrs Wendy Petrie
16 Castle Square, Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 1BW
Phone: 01584 875301
Price per week: £250 to £365
Trevor Lloyd,
12 Old Street,
Ludlow, Shropshire,
SY8 1NP
Phone: 01584 876565
Web: www.trevorlloyd.co.uk/binderyflat
Sleeps: 2
A superb ground floor apartment in the centre of Ludlow. Fully fitted kitchen including
dishwasher, washing machine/dryer. All linen and towels provided.
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Ludlow
Ms Melanie Chetwood
1 Duke Street, Buxton, Derbyshire, SK17 9AB
Phone: 01298 73807
Web: www.emilyplace.co.uk
Sleeps: 6
Charming character cottage 3 mins walk from centre of Ludlow. Exposed beams,
woodburning stove, 4 poster bed. 2 doubles, 1 twin, 2 bathrooms, small private
garden.
Self-Catering
THE BAKERY APARTMENT
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Sleeps: 44
Spacious 2 bed apartment, large kitchen-diner and sunny sitting room, overlooks the
market square.
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Mr Stanton Stephens
5 Castle Street, Ludlow,
Shropshire, SY8 1AS
Phone: 01584 872562
Fax: 01584 876366
Web: www.virtual-shropshire.co.uk
Sleeps:
Sleeps: 44
Sleeps: 6
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SELF-CATERING
Mrs Sue Walsh,
2 Mill Street,
Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 1AZ
Phone: 01584 841225
Fax: 01584 841225
Web: www.virtual-shropshire.co.uk/greenwich
Mrs Linda Taylor,
8 Friars Garden, Ludlow,
Shropshire, SY8 1RX
Phone: 01584 873609
Web: www.mewsflat.co.uk
Sleeps: 2 to 4
Sleeps: 4
Three superbly renovated apartments each with two twin bedrooms, two
bathrooms, sitting/dining room & fully equipped kitchen - within the walls
of Ludlow Castle.
Gourmet Ludlow, historic buildings, markets. Superb apartment sleeps 2-4
with stunning balcony at rear leading to private garden, in the centre of
fascinating Ludlow. Short breaks also available.
Spacious, modern Mews flat. Quiet yet short stroll to castle, market and
restaurants. All inclusive and equipped to high standard. Two bedrooms.
Own parking. No children, pets or smokers. Short breaks.
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Mrs Lynne Bates,
Old Church Cottage,
Richards Castle,
Ludlow,
Shropshire, SY8 4ET
Phone: 01584 831730
Web: www.mewscottage.com
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SELF-CATERING
Joan Birkett/Laura Rutty,
22A Temeside,
Ludlow,
Shropshire, SY8 1PB
Phone: 01584 873249 or 01584 873454
Web: www.ludlowlife.co.uk
Henry & Carolyn Chesshire,
No. 1 Mortimer Court, off Old Street,
Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 1NP
Phone: 01547 540532
Web: www.ludlowholidaylets.co.uk
Mr N Pash,
Hideaways, Chapel House, Luke Street, Berwick
St. John, Shaftesbury, Dorset, SP7 OHQ
Phone: 01747 828170
Fax: 01747 829090
Web: www.hideaways.co.uk/property.cfm/H182
Price per week: From £300
Sleeps: 2+2
Sleeps: 2
Sleeps: 4
Quintessential cottage in centre of medieval Ludlow. Secluded, romantic
hideaway for two in Grade II listed mews with private, secret walled garden.
Fully equipped including breakfast basket of delicious local food.
Delightful riverside cottage, recently refurbished & personally managed
by the owners. Private off-road parking. Courtyard garden with access for
fishing. Short uphill walk to Ludlow town centre.
A Grade II listed cottage restored to very high standards, situated near
Ludlow’s medieval Broad Gate. Sitting room with woodburning stove. Two
bedrooms. Well-equipped kitchen. Non-smokers only. Short breaks.
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In the heart of Ludlow Town, a well equipped charming comfortable period
cottage. Short, level walk to shops, market, supermarket, pubs, restaurants
and take-aways. Stay in Ludlow to relax and chill out, or visit nearby West
Midland Safari Park, Ironbridge Museums, Severn Valley Railway and Acton
Scott Historic Working Farm. Excellent base for country walking whilst
staying in a market town complete with castle. Experience a slow way of
life away from city cares. Friday to friday changeover.
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GARDEN COTTAGE
SELF-CATERING
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Price per week: £350
Sleeps: 4
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Margaret Leake,
Countisbury,
Livesey Road,
Ludlow,
Shropshire, SY8 1EZ
Phone: 01584 873418
Web: www.ludlowletsvisit.co.uk
Phone: 01584 874161
Sleeps: 4
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Charming 18th century cottage, three bedrooms, two reception, conservatory, on edge
of Ludlow town centre. Very large secluded rear garden. No smoking. No pets.
Self-catering flat overlooking the market square, near to Ludlow Castle home to
Ludlow’s many festivals. Race Course and Golf Course 1 Mile.
Ludlow Castle, Castle Square,
Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 1AX
Phone: 01584 874465
Fax: 01584 874465
Web: www.ludlowcastle.com
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CARIAD COTTAGE
SELF-CATERING
Ms Jean Taylor
67 Charlton Rise, Ludlow,
Shropshire, SY8 1ND
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Ms Deborah Cook The Bakery Apartment
Phone: 01584 872815
SC Price & Sons, 7 Castle Street, Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 1AS
Web: www.pricesthebakers.co.uk
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Recently renovated self-catering flat for up to five people in an
award-winning Georgian building. Situated above one of the few remaining
antiquarian book binderies in the country, it provides elegant, period
accommodation in the heart of Ludlow. This is both spacious and fully
equipped and has its own on-site parking. Ideal for short or long breaks
throughout the year. Egyptian cotton linen and fresh towels provided. Sorry
no pets, young children or smokers.
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Price per week: From £350
Sleeps: 5
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Ideal central Ludlow location with private off street parking.
Secluded, two bedroomed gem hiding amongst Ludlow’s leading attractions
and amenities. Pretty double fronted, refurbished period cottage in quiet,
private mews set well back off Corve Street, near the famous Jacobean
Feathers Hotel, and Ludlow shopping. Delightful, character mews providing
practical, modern facilities for four. Heated throughout. Heating, fresh
towels and bed linen etc. included. Short breaks also available.
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SELF-CATERING
Mrs Barbara Weaver
Elm Lodge, Fishmore, Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 3DP
Phone: 01584 872308
Fax: 01584 877397
Web: www.elm-lodge.org.uk
Elm Lodge/Coach House Apartments. One mile town centre. Ample on-site parking.
Nine-hole golf course on site. B&B available.
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Mr R Meredith The Avenue,
Ashford Carbonel, Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 4DA
Sleeps:
Sleeps: 66
Second floor, spacious flat in attractive, peaceful and secluded country residence,
completely independent entrance. Comfortable, very well equipped accommodation Fine views. Short breaks available.
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Mrs Jane Cronin,
Sutton Court Farm,
Little Sutton, Ludlow,
Shropshire, SY8 2AJ
Phone: 01584 861305
Fax: 01584 861441
Web: www.suttoncourtfarm.co.uk
This large Elizabethan style manor house has 6 double/twin bedrooms, 2
bathrooms plus 1 ensuite. Large drawing room, dining room and morning
room. The house comfortably sleeps 12 people. Standing in approximately
11/4 acres with large patio and hydro massage jacuzzi, hot tub seating
8 people within oak frame enclosure overlooking beautiful landscaped
gardens. The property is tastefully furnished for maximum comfort and best
use of space. Short breaks available. No smoking. No pets.
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GLEBE FARM COTTAGE
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Ms Jennifer Roberts
Springfield, Angel Lane,
Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 3HZ
Phone: 01584 890381
Fax: 01584 890381
Web: www.stmem.com/angelbarn
John & Lesley Thirlwell,
Glebe Farm,Clee St Margaret,
Shropshire, SY7 9DT
Phone: 01584 823349
Web: www.glebefarm.info
Sleeps: 2 + cot
Sleeps: 4
Romantic stone cottage with panoramic views situated in an Area of
Outstanding Natural Beauty. Free access to ornamental Angel Gardens and
private tennis court.
Detached stone cottage. Inglenook, wood burner and exposed beams
combined with all modern facilities. Wander freely around our 12 acres of
flower rich meadows.
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Mrs Anna Hodgson-Blight,
The Thrashing House,
Ashford Bowdler,
Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 4DJ
Phone: 01584 831707
Web: www.stmem.com/harvestbarn
Sandra & David English,
Woodhouse Farm, Richards Castle,
Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 4EU
Phone: 01584 831265
Fax: 01584 831265
Web: www.stmem.com/stables-flat
Prices per week: £195 to £325
Sleeps: 4
Sleeps: 2
Part of ancient timbered barn 1.5 miles from Ludlow. Double and twin
bedrooms kitchen/dining and lounge. Jacuzzi bath. Enclosed garden with
barbecue. Dogs welcome.
Spacious upstairs beamed stables flat, comfortably fitted, linen & towels
provided, overlooking attractive garden and glorious views. Ideal base for
cycling, walking, bird watching, touring, short breaks, also B&B.
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Comfortable stone cottage with large garden in tiny village near River Teme.
Hills and forests for walkers and naturalists. Explore historic places and
quiet countryside.
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SELF-CATERING
Sleeps: 4 to 6
Award winning cottages - Heart of England Excellence in Tourism Awards 2006.
Quality at Heart Servicemark - silver award 2007. Four cottages just 3 miles from
Ludlow, all with private secure gardens. Freshly prepared locally sourced food can
be delivered to your cottage. Cul-de-sac, no through traffic. All master bedrooms ensuite. Open fires or log-burners. No charge for well behaved dogs. All non-smoking.
All inclusive price. Dishwasher and freezer. You will receive the owner’s personal
attention.
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SELF-CATERING
Sleeps: 4 to 5
STABLES FLAT
SELF-CATERING
Mr & Mrs Norman & Lynda Tudge,
Ashford Farm,
Ashford Carbonel,
Ludlow,
Shropshire, SY8 4DB
Phone: 01584 831243
Web: www.ashfordfarms.co.uk
Sleeps: 5
Mrs E Purnell,
Ravenscourt Manor, Woofferton,
Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 4AL
Phone: 01584 711905
Fax: 01584 711905
Web: www.cottagesdirect.com
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Mrs Rosemary Laurie,
Church Bank, Burrington,
Ludlow,
Shropshire, SY8 2HT
Phone: 01568 770426
Web: www.stmem.com/church-bank
Sleeps: 4
Grade 2 listed Chapel, converted & furnished to a very high standard. Nestles beneath
the picturesque Brown Clee. Patio with summer house and BBQ. Short breaks
welcome. Experience the WOW factor. Visit our website.
ASHFORD FARM COTTAGES
SELF-CATERING
Web: www.stmilburga-holidayhomes.com
SELF-CATERING
HARVEST BARN
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Gold Award-2006 Heart of England Tourism ‘Value for Money Accommodation’.
Come and explore the Shropshire Hills and Mortimer Country from the comfort
of our well-equipped, character cottages. Ludlow 7 miles. Good local food and
village shops. Wildlife-friendly gardens, glorious views, lovely walks from the
door. Cycling, riding and golf nearby. Pets and children welcome. Short breaks
(min 3 nights). No smoking. Cottage suitable for less mobile guests. Brochure
available or visit our website.
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CHURCH BANK - BURRINGTON
Cherry Tree Cottage, Stoke St Milborough, Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 2EJ Phone: 01584 823626
SELF-CATERING
Sleeps: 1 to 6 + cot
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Sleeps: 6
Parking for two cars. Restored cider barn on the banks of the river Teme. On the
border of Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Shropshire set in apple orchards.
Mrs Wendy Bodenham
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Phone: 01584 810488
Fax: 01584 810488
SELF-CATERING
Six special cottages offering quality accommodation. Set around an
attractive courtyard, they are comfortable and peaceful. The surrounding
countryside of the Corvedale lies between the Clee Hills and Wenlock Edge
with historic Ludlow 5 miles away. South Shropshire is an idyllic retreat
at any time of the year and short breaks are always available with special
offers between October and March (excluding holidays). Cream teas and
evening meals by arrangement. B&B also available.
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B.R. Franklin
The Cliffs, Little Hereford, Ludlow,
Shropshire, SY8 4LW
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Sleeps: 2 to 6
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“What a gem of a find”, “This is our 4th visit”, “Wow, it’s like the tardis”,
“We shall definitely be back”. We’ve certainly had an exciting response to
what was once a stable/hay barn. Our intention was to create a unique,
idyllic, rural hideaway that had a relaxing, magical atmosphere, whilst
retaining the character of this original building. We would be pleased to
give information by phone, brochure, or visit our website.
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Peter & Sue Plant,
Ryecroft,
Richards Castle, Ludlow,
Shropshire, SY8 4EU
Phone: 01584 831224
Fax: 01584 831224
Web: www.ludlow.org.uk/ryecroft
Superb cottage at this 16th century manor. Beautifully decorated and
fully equipped, set in lovely gardens. 3 miles from Ludlow. Short breaks
available, sleeps 4-5. Welcome pack. Walkers & Cyclists welcome.
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Mr & Mrs Clive & Cynthia Prior,
Mocktree Barns,
Leintwardine,
Ludlow,
Shropshire, SY7 0LY
Phone: 01547 540441
Web: www.mocktreeholidays.co.uk
Phone: 01584 831616
Web: www.stmem.com/avenueflat
CLIFFS MEWS
Sleeps: 12
MOCKTREE BARNS HOLIDAY COTTAGES
SELF-CATERING
SELF-CATERING
Mr Colin Doran,
The Manor House,
Caynham Woods, Ludlow,
Shropshire, SY8 4LZ
Free Phone: 0500 500 355
Fax: 0871 433 5300
Sleeps: 2 && 4-5
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SUTTON COURT FARM COTTAGES
THE AVENUE FLAT
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CRITERION COTTAGE
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LILAC COTTAGE (KNOWBURY)
Country Holidays
SELF-CATERING
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Sleeps: 4
Sleeps: 4 + 1
South-west facing, beamed, brick cottage adjoining owners property with
village amenities and public transport. Large garden, parking, panoramic
views, excellent walking/touring area. Linen provided. Short breaks
available.
Step back in time in detached beamed stone, comfortable country cottage.
Set in 4 acres, lovely large gardens, spectacular views, 4 miles from
Ludlow.
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Mrs Sally Ann Swift,
Oaklands Farm, Kinton,
Leintwardine, Ludlow,
Shropshire, SY7 0LT
Phone: 01547 540635
Web: www.stmem.com/oaklandsfarm
Anne Douthwaite & Susan Wharfe,
Whitton, Leintwardine,
Nr Ludlow, Shropshire, SY7 0LS
Phone: 01547 540446
Web: www.dower-cottage.co.uk
Sleeps: 4
Sleeps: 2 to 12
Lovely stone cottage in glorious countryside. Oak beams, log fire, cottage
garden. Very spacious and comfortable, good walking country. Excellent
restaurants and country pubs nearby.
A traditional stone building restored to provide an atmosphere of rural
charm and comfort. The Barn sleeps 6+1, The Granary sleeps 4+1. Both
may be combined. Cycle Hire and stabling available - price on request.
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HESTERWORTH HOLIDAYS
Phone: 01588 660487
Fax: 01588 660153
Web: www.hesterworth.co.uk
Mr & Mrs R G Tromans,
Highgrove Barns, Long Lane,
Sibdon Carwood, Craven Arms,
Shropshire, SY7 8DU
Phone: 01588 673113
Fax: 01588 672881
Web: www.highgrovebarns.co.uk
Sleeps: 2 to
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A warm welcome awaits you all the year round. Comfortable, well
equipped cottage. Walks from the door onto the hills. Village half a mile.
Ludlow 10 miles.
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Sally Loft,
Goosefoot Barn, Pinstones,
Diddlebury, Craven Arms,
Shropshire, SY7 9LB
Phone: 01584 861326
Web: www.goosefootbarn.co.uk
Sleeps: 2
Well appointed, 18th Century barns (sleep 2 + cot). Half way between Ludlow &
Church Stretton. Stunning sceneries. Gourmet meal delivery service available.
Our visitors’ books say it all:
‘Absolutely super holiday here, cottage lovely with so many thoughtful touches’.
‘Need a second visit in order to see everything’. ‘Quite one of the best cottages we
have ever stayed in’. ‘Very clean & comfortable’. ‘You have thought of everything’.
‘Thanks for Simon delivering mouth-watering meals every night! We will be back’.
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LITTLE COBBLERS DINGLE
Sleeps: 2 to 4
Cleobury Mortimer
Self-Catering
Mrs Josephine Brooks,
Cobblers Dingle, Abdon,
Craven Arms,
Shropshire, SY7 9HX
Phone: 01746 712244
Web: www.littlecobblersdingle.co.uk
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CHERRY LODGE
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CLEOBURY MORTIMER GOLF CLUB
SELF-CATERING
SELF-CATERING
Mrs Samantha Adams,
Cherry Cottage,
Overwood,
Cleobury Mortimer,
Shropshire, DY14 8LG
Phone: 01299 271847
Web: www.cherry-lodge.com
Sleeps: 4
Discover the beauty of South Shropshire whilst enjoying the tranquillity of Cherry
Lodge, a new single storey, centrally heated barn conversion. With private
parking and patio area, just 4 miles from Cleobury Mortimer and 11 miles from
historic Ludlow Town. Ideal for short or long breaks, this tastefully converted
accommodation consists of attractive living/dining area, fully equipped kitchen,
large double bedroom and modern bathroom. Stabling and grazing are available
on request. B&B available.
TRANQUILLITY COTTAGE
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Graham Pain,
Cleobury Mortimer Golf Club,
Wyre Common,
Cleobury Mortimer, DY14 8HQ
Web: www.cleoburygolfclub.com
Julia Pitkin,
The Hollows, Aston Munslow,
Craven Arms,
Shropshire, SY7 9ES
Phone: 01584 841671
Web: www.stmem.com/tranquillitycottage
Sleeps: 4
Cleobury Mortimer Golf Club has four beautifully presented self catering
cottages. Each has two en-suite twin rooms, outdoor decking with views
across golf course.
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SELF-CATERING
Four superb cottages individually decorated and equipped to the highest
standards. Our newest cottage has access for people with disabilities.
Situated in an idyllic, secluded valley with walks from the door which
enable you to truly relax, and get away from it all. Ludlow 8 miles. Games
room. Pets welcome. Short breaks. Off-season special offers. Fully
inclusive prices. A break from the ordinary.
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HIGHGROVE BARNS
SELF-CATERING
SELF-CATERING
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Roger & Sheila Davies Linley Cottage
Hesterworth, Hopesay,
Craven Arms, Shropshire, SY7 8EX
OAKLANDS FARM HOLIDAY COTTAGES
SELF-CATERING
Corvedale and the surrounding area
Self-Catering
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DOWER COTTAGE
Craven Arms
Mrs E. Grant,
Wheelershope Cottage Farm,
Easthope,
Much Wenlock,
Shropshire, TF13 6DN
Phone/Fax: 01746 785564
Web: www.stmen.com/lilaccottage
Mrs Chris Hodgson,
Criterion House, Clee Hill,
Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 3NZ
Phone: 01584 890344
Web: www.stmem.com/criterion-cottage
Sleeps: 4
Charming and very comfortable cottage on Brown Clee Hill with magnificent
views over Wenlock Edge towards Wales. Central for Ludlow, Ironbridge,
and Shrewsbury. Excellent for walking, sightseeing or just relaxing.
Abundant wildlife in 6 acres of gardens. Dogs and horses by arrangement.
Attached to owners home, but private and spacious. Double and Twin
bedrooms, Conservatory, Sitting room with open fire, Sky TV. Shorts breaks
from £80.
Sleeps: 4-6
A stone cottage nestling in a hillside valley with inspiring views. 8 miles
from the beautiful medieval market town of Ludlow. Sleeps 4-6, family
friendly open plan layout, balcony, patio, barbeque area, games room,
alpacas and a courtyard with wandering chickens. Relaxing walks from the
doorstep, fishing and golf nearby. A traditional country pub 1/2 mile with
open fires, welcomes children, real ale. Wildlife including buzzards, owls,
partridges and pheasants in abundance.
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ORCHARD COTTAGE
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HESTERWORTH HOUSE
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GWYNFA (LONG MEADOW END)
Sykes Cottages SELF-CATERING
SELF-CATERING
Graham & Kay Holt,
Hesterworth House, Hopesay,
Craven Arms,
Shropshire, SY7 8EX
Phone: 01588 660812
Web: www.hesterworthhouse.co.uk
Sleeps: 4
Sleeps: 2 to 6
Ideally located in a lovely hamlet and in the heart of the glorious South
Shropshire rolling countryside. Orchard Cottage is a delightful, comfortable
and tastefully furnished 4* cottage offering privacy, ideal central location,
homely environment, beautiful gardens and breathtaking walks from the
cottage. 2 bedrooms, lounge, open log/coal fire, kitchen/dining. Patio
overlooking beautiful garden. Sleeps 4, pets by arrangement.
Two self-catering apartments within Victorian country house. Beautiful
gardens and woodland. Perfect location for peace and tranquillity. Superb
walking, cycling, riding opportunities. Own horses by arrangement. Village
with pub and shop 0.5 miles. Ludlow, Stretton Hills, Wenlock Edge close by.
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Sleeps: 4, 6 & 10
Homely fully equipped and centrally heated bungalow with garage and
gardens. Situated in rural hamlet. Ideal base for exploring Shropshire/Mid
Wales with castle and pubs nearby. Cyclists and walkers welcome.
Traditional farm in accredited ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’. Central
for touring. Way marked farm walk. Traditional local foody pubs. Free
wireless connection. Warm welcome.
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Mr & Mrs E James,
Halford Farm, Halford,
Craven Arms,
Shropshire, SY7 9JG
Phone: 01588 672382
Web: www.stmem.com/halfordholidayhomes
Sleeps: 2
Sleeps: 2 to 18
Stable conversion in a peaceful setting, close to Wenlock Edge, central
base from which to explore the Welsh border, a farm trail and many good
walks from our door. Swallows Nest on the ground floor is ideal for frail or
disabled guests. Robins Nest is on the first floor and has good views across
the field to the Longmynd hills. Central heating and linen included. Gardens
with patio area and seating. Ample parking.
Situated in Halford overlooking the River Onny are barns converted into
cottages and apartments of different sizes including one spacious 8
bedroom barn with en-suite facilities, sleeping up to 18 people. Also a 10
bedroom Georgian House. A mile away in the hamlet of Lower Dinchope,
enjoying panoramic views of the Long Mynd, lie Grove Sprightly Barn with
ground floor accommodation for 12, and Lower Dinchope Barn for 15.
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Ms Sue Walsh,
Holloway Farm, Hungerford,
Craven Arms, Shropshire, SY7 9HG
Phone: 01584 841225
Fax: 01584 841225
Web: www.virtual-shropshire.co.uk/greengates
Sleeps: 4 to 6 (Also annexe sleeps 2)
Sleeps: 6 + cot
Delightful apartment in wing of Elizabethan farmhouse. Former granary
with own entrance, garden and barbecue area. Excellent position to reach
Shropshire’s many attractions, while enjoying the ravishing countryside.
Well equipped, comfortable detached period cottage, exposed beams,
inglenook with woodburner, large garden, ideal situation for walkers, central
to Ludlow, Clee Hill, Ironbridge and Long Mynd.
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Church Stretton
Self-Catering
THE GARDEN FLAT - CHURCH STRETTON
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ELIZA’S COTTAGE - CHURCH STRETTON
Mrs Wendy Lewis,
Caradoc House, Comley, Church Stretton,
Shropshire, SY6 7JS
Phone: 01694 751488
Fax: 01694 751488
Web: www.churchstrettoncottages.co.uk
Mrs Carol Hembrow Ashfield House,
Windle Hill, Church Stretton, Shropshire, SY6 7AP
Phone: 01694 723715
Web: www.thegardenflatchurchstretton.co.uk
Mrs Rachel Sanders,
Duxmoor Farm,
Onibury, Craven Arms,
Shropshire, SY7 9BQ
Phone: 01584 856342
Fax: 01584 856696
Web: www.stmem.com/hazelcottage
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SELF-CATERING
SELF-CATERING
SELF-CATERING
Sleeps:
Sleeps: 22 ++ cot
cot
Cosy, modern ground floor flat in beautiful surroundings. Perfect base for walking/
touring with close parking. Town centre 10 minutes walk. Sky TV. Warm welcome
assured.
Sleeps: 4
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THE RETREAT - CHURCH STRETTON
Beautifully restored period cottage, retaining its original features and furnished
with antiques. It comprises a living room with a Victorian range (works
perfectly), dining room with bread oven, kitchen, hall, Victorian bathroom,
2 bedrooms with wash basins. Set in its own peaceful ‘cottage’ garden, with
panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. 5 miles north of historic
Ludlow. One and a half miles from A49. Short breaks available.
John & Gerry Bennett 72 Watling Street South,
Church Stretton, Shropshire, SY6 7BH
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SELF-CATERING
Phone: 01694 723370
Web: www.theretreatcs.co.uk
Delightful terraced cottage, ideally situated with town amenities, Long Mynd
& Stretton hills only walking minutes away. Wealth of original features, wood
burner for cosy winter breaks, fully equipped, garden, immaculately kept.
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Sleeps: 2
Cosy, comfortable ground floor flat in owners’ Edwardian house. Near station and town
amenities, direct access to hills. Warm welcome, fully inclusive prices. No pets.
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Mrs M Mellings,
Long Meads, Lower Barns Road,
Ludford, Ludlow,
Shropshire, SY8 4DS
Phone: 01584 873315
Web: www.shropshirecottage.co.uk
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HAZEL COTTAGE - ONIBURY
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THE MALT HOUSE - (ASTON MUNSLOW)
SELF-CATERING
SELF-CATERING
Mrs Caroline Morgan,
Strefford Hall,
Strefford,
Craven Arms,
Shropshire, SY7 8DE
Phone: 01588 672383
Web: www.streffordhall.co.uk
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GREEN GATES
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HALFORD HOLIDAY HOMES
Mrs Bronwen Williams,
Tugford Farm, Nr Craven Arms,
Shropshire, SY7 9HS
Phone: 01584 841259
Fax: 01584 841259
Web: www.tugford.com
Sleeps: 5 + cot
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SELF-CATERING
SELF-CATERING
Mrs D M Wall,
The Balkans, Long Meadow End,
Craven Arms,
Shropshire, SY7 8ED
Phone: 01588 673375
Fax: 01588 673375
Web: www.stmem.com/gwynfa
SELF-CATERING
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TUGFORD FARM HOLIDAY COTTAGES & LIVERY
SELF-CATERING
Mr Peter Lewis,
Strefford House,
Strefford,
Craven Arms,
Shropshire, SY7 8DE
Phone: 01588 673340 or 07811 383716
Fax: 01588 673340
Web: www.stmem.com/orchardcottage
ROBINS NEST/SWALLOWS NEST
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EATON MANOR
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BOTVYLE FARM HOLIDAY COTTAGES
SELF-CATERING
SELF-CATERING
Nichola Madeley,
Eaton Manor,
Eaton-Under-Heywood,
Church Stretton,
Shropshire, SY6 7DH
Phone: 01694 724814
Fax: 01694 722048
Web: www.eatonmanor.co.uk
Bishop’s Castle
Mr & Mrs Tim & Gill Bebbington
Botvyle Farm, All Stretton,
Church Stretton,
Shropshire, SY6 7JN
Phone: 01694 722869
Web: www.botvylefarm.co.uk
Sleeps: Up to 50
Sleeps 2 to 8
Rural luxury in 5 beautifully appointed properties most with a large private
garden and use of the heated swimming pool. Let us make your stay extra
special and turn your holiday or celebration into a lifelong memory. Just
choose which additional services you want and we will organise the rest.
Includes; Goumet in-house catering, Fine wines and local ales, Massages
and beauty treatments, Celebration cakes.
Quality cottages in beautiful rural setting at the foot of Caer Caradoc. Ideally
situated for exploring South Shropshire with picturesque market town Church
Stretton 11/2 miles, Shrewsbury 10 miles, Ludlow 16 miles. Sleeping 2/4/6/8,
these barn conversion cottages have many original features and exposed
timbers, equipped and furnished to a high standard. Tranquil garden with
outstanding views of surrounding hills. Dogs welcome. Brochure.
Self-Catering
THE FIRS
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WALKMILL COTTAGE BARN
SELF-CATERING
SELF-CATERING
Ms Maureen Thuraisingham
21 Colebatch, Bishop’s Castle, Shropshire, SY9 5JY
Phone: 01588 638560
Web: www.thefirscolebatch.co.uk
Barry & Rita Preston,
Walkmill Cottage, Wentnor,
Bishop’s Castle,
Shropshire, SY9 5DZ
Phone: 01588 650671
Web: www.stmem.com/walkmillcottage
Sleeps:
Sleeps: 2-4
2-4
Spacious one bedroom bungalow adjoining owners cottage. Open views across
picturesque countryside, south facing secure garden, rural position one mile from
Bishop’s Castle.
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THE OLD STABLES
B2
SELF-CATERING
SELF-CATERING
Mrs Kate Tory Jinlye, Castle Hill,
All Stretton, Church Stretton, Shropshire, SY6 6JP
Sleeps:
Sleeps: 22
Sleeps: 4
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LILYWOOD COTTAGE
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SELF-CATERING
Sleeps:
Sleeps: 22
Just for two, a very comfortable single storey cottage. Beautiful, peaceful location on
the slopes of Wenlock Edge. Excellent for walking, bird watching or relaxing.
HOLLY COTTAGE
Sleeps:
Sleeps: 44
Cosy cottage with south facing walled garden. Beautifully converted and equipped from
17th Century stone barn. Short walk from flourishing market town.
Sleeps: 2/3
Cosy, converted barn, adjoining owners cottage, set in large woodland
garden in hamlet by river Onny. Ideal haven for couples seeking a peaceful
break amongst delightful scenery in the South Shropshire Hills. Excellent
walking on nearby Long Mynd and Stiperstones. Local shop/PO at 400
metres. Two pubs serving good food within walking distance. Bishop’s
Castle, 5 miles, for shops and petrol. Short breaks may be available out of
season, from £60 (2 nights) Bedding/Towels/Heating included.
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HOPE PARK FARM COTTAGES
SELF-CATERING
Ms Jane Traies,
Lower Farm,
Shelve, Minsterley,
Shropshire, SY5 0JF
Phone: 01743 891117
Web: www.lowerfarmholidays.co.uk
Suzanne Ashwin,
6 Hope Park Farm House,
Bentlawnt, Minsterley,
Shropshire, SY5 0EE
Phone: 01743 891518
Sleeps: 3 and 5
Sleeps: 2 and 2
Hillside barn conversion providing spacious 4 star accommodation, fantastic
views of Shropshire Hills & Welsh Borders. Peaceful wildlife haven amidst
lovely cottage gardens. Pub serving food within walking distance.
Luxury self-catering holidays in Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding
Natural Beauty. Stunning views, wonderful walking, peace and privacy.
Accommodation sleeps 2-4 people.
Sleeps: 6
Charming 17th Century cottage in rural hamlet within the AONB. Half-mile
walk onto the Long Mynd hill. Inglenook with wood-burner, exposed beams,
four-poster bed.
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LOWER FARM HOLIDAYS
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English Country Cottages SELF-CATERING
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Mrs Lisa Ryan,
Holly Cottage, Lower Wood, All Stretton,
Church Stretton,
Shropshire, SY6 6LF
Phone: 01694 751369 Mobile: 07739721459
Web: www.shropshirecottageholidays.co.uk
SELF-CATERING
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CLAREMONT HOLIDAY COTTAGES
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SELF-CATERING
Mrs Audrey Price,
Claremont, Salop Street,
Bishop’s Castle, Shropshire, SY9 5BW
Phone: 01588 638170
Web: www.priceclaremont.co.uk
Sleeps: 2 to 16
Turnip House and Corn House are luxury five star, four bedroomed conversions,
sleeping 8 individually or 16 combined. Situated in the idyllic rural hamlet of Plaish central to all of Shropshire’s attractions with fantastic views, freedom and tranquillity
surrounded by a wealth of wildlife. All fully equipped with woodburners, exposed
beams, central heating, en-suites, payphone, TV/DVD and offering woodland walks,
conservation areas, fishing, sandpits, games room, horse stabling, ample parking and
well behaved dogs welcome. Weekend short breaks from £380.
Sleeps: 2 to 5
Comfortable and well equipped cottages in grounds of large
Victorian house. Close to town centre. Short breaks available.
Brochure available.
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Phone: 01588 638288
Web: www.mountcottage.co.uk
Sykes Cottages SELF-CATERING
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Sara Jones,
Plaish Park Farm, Plaish,
Church Stretton,
Shropshire, SY6 7HX
Phone: 01694 771262
Fax: 01694 771847
Mobile: 07970 295761
Web: www.plaishparkfarm.co.uk
Mrs Willis The Mount, Bull Lane,
Bishop’s Castle, Shropshire, SY9 5DA
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Nestled in the village of Little Stretton this cottage has ample parking, pretty
garden views across beautiful walking and bird watching country.
2 bedrooms, wood-burning fire and lots of original features. Church Stretton
1 mile.
Mrs Ruth Lole
Lilywood Barn, Rushbury, Church Stretton, Shropshire, SY6 7EA Phone: 01694 771286
Web: www.stmem.com/lilywoodcottage
MOUNT COTTAGE
SELF-CATERING
Miss Claire Alford,
45 Grange Lane, Condover, Shrewsbury,
Shropshire, SY5 7BE
Phone: 01743 873608
Fax: 01743 873608
Web: www.strettoncottages.co.uk
Phone: 01694 723243
Fax: 01694 723243
Web: www.jinlye.co.uk
Our fully converted stables are charming & unique. Magnificent views across the
Stretton Valley & immediately adjoining the Long Mynd Hills. Ideal for walking,
sightseeing or just relaxing.
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Mrs Sue Murray,
Pooh Hall Cottages,
Woodside, Clun,
Shropshire, SY7 0JB
Phone: 01588 640075
Web: www.pooh-hallcottages.co.uk
Self-Catering
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Sleeps: 2
SELF-CATERING
Mrs Frances Morris
Hollybush Farm, Woodside,
Clun, Shropshire, SY7 0JB
Phone: 01588 640481
Web: www.stmem.com/woolburybarn
Sleeps: 4
Quality barn conversion, all ground floor, large lounge/dining room. Tastefully
furnished. Situates overlooking Clun Valley. Magnificent views, ideal for wildlife,
walking, sightseeing or just relaxing.
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Overlooking the Clun Valley with wonderful far reaching views. Each
cottage sleeps 2 (adults only). Ideal as a walking, cycling or sight seeing
base - a very peaceful retreat. Good local pubs evening meal service.
Local produce welcome pack. Dogs are welcome in 2 of our cottages.
No smoking.
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Ms Becky Whitton,
Chapel Lawn,
Bucknell, Shropshire, SY7 0BW
Phone: 01547 530530
Fax: 01547 530530
Web: www.squirefarm.co.uk
Sleeps: 2 - 21
Peaceful, spacious and beautiful; two cottages with a difference, one
oriental with a hot tub, one traditional with a huge fireplace. Pets, walkers,
cyclists, horses welcome.
Hideaway on our quiet farm amidst unspoilt countryside. Both properties
are homely and superbly equipped, sleeping 7 and 14, plus cots. Enjoy our
luxurious indoor swimming pool and games room whatever the weather!
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MILL HOUSE FLAT
PENDING
Tim & Julie,
Lake House Cottages,
Guilden Down Rd, Clun,
Craven Arms, SY7 8NY
Phone: 01588 640410
Web: www.lakehousecottagesclun.com
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SELF-CATERING
Mrs Elizabeth Thomas,
Woonton Court Farm, Leysters, Leominster,
Herefordshire, HR6 0HL
Phone: 01568 750232
Fax: 01568 750232
Web: www.woontoncourt.co.uk
Mrs Janet Ruell,
Ladymeadow Farm, Luston,
Leominster, Herefordshire, HR6 0AS
Phone: 01568 780262
Web: www.ladymeadowfarm.co.uk
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Mrs Joyce Williams,
Hurst Mill Farm, Clun,
Craven Arms, Shropshire, SY7 0JA
Phone: 01588 640224
Fax: 01588 640224
Web: www.clunholidays.co.uk
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Country Holidays SELF-CATERING
SELF-CATERING
Mrs Susan Bywater,
Hicks Farm, Boresford,
Presteigne,
Powys, LD8 2NB
Phone: 01544 260237
Web: www.hicksfarmholidays.co.uk
Sleeps: 2 and 4
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LAKE HOUSE COTTAGES
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SELF-CATERING
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WAGTAIL COTTAGE
HICKS FARM HOLIDAYS
SELF-CATERING
Clun
WOOLBURY BARN
THE SQUIRE FARM
SELF-CATERING
Sleeps: 5
Sleeps: 3 to 4 +cot
Spacious three bedroom bungalow on working farm. Quiet location. Lovely
views over open countryside. Near to two National Trust properties. Sorry no
pets. No smoking.
First floor flat - converted cider house furnished for a comfortable break in
idyllic countryside. Freedom of farm walks, observe wildlife and enjoy local
properties woods and gardens. Short breaks available.
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Sleeps: 6
Sleeps: 2-6
The largest of three recently converted beamed cottages on owner’s
working farm, nestling by the river in the beautiful Clun Valley
with kingfishers. Wagtail Cottage offers well equipped, spacious,
comfortable accommodation with secure garden, patio and open fire.
Bathroom, three bedrooms - one with shower. Also cloakroom toilet.
Ideal for walking holidays. Small historic town of Clun 1 mile. Good
food pubs.
Four luxury stone cottages on the edge of Clun Village, breathtaking views
down the Clun Valley. 2 cottages sleep 2, 1 sleeps 4, 1 sleeps 6. All are
beautifully equipped. Log burner in the winter, lovely gardens and walks
from the door. Ample parking. Safe storage of cycles. Grazing and field
shelter for our equestrian visitors. All this and only 5 minutes walk from the
pubs, shops and joys of Clun village.
Don’t forget to mention this brochure
when booking your accommodation LUDLOW & THE SHROPSHIRE
HILLS 2008
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Mrs J Woodfield,
Lower House Farm, Yarpole,
Leominster,
Herefordshire, HR6 0BA
Phone: 01568 780280
Web: www.ludlow.org.uk/subpage.asp?link=393
Prices per week: £280 to 400
Sleeps: 4 to 5
An 18th century barn which has recently been renovated. The well equipped
kitchen is on the ground floor with bedrooms, lounge, bathroom on the first
floor.
North Herefordshire
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Self-Catering
BROOK HOUSE FARM FLAT
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PLESE ADD FILLER
PENDING
Mrs Shan Smith Leys Lane,
Bircher, Leominster, Herefordshire, HR6 0AY
Phone: 01568 780520
Fax: 01568 780491
Sleeps:
Sleeps: 22
Well equipped studio flat on first floor of old cider barn. Approached by outside steps.
Rural location with beautiful walking/riding nearby. Dogs and Horses by arrangement.
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6th Feb
20th Feb
28th Feb
MARCH
Archery/Living History and Guided tours, Ludlow Castle
Ludlow Race Meeting
Easter Egg Decorating Day, Ludlow Castle
Archery/Living History and Guided tours, Ludlow Castle
19th Mar
20th Mar
24th Mar
26th Mar
APRIL
9th Apr
27th Apr
MAY
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2nd Aug
7th Aug
8th-9th Aug
17th Aug
23rd Aug
24th-25th Aug
SEPTEMBER
Ludlow Marches Food and Drink Festival
Bishop’s Castle Michaelmas Fair
Bishop’s Castle Real Furniture & Craft Show
12th-14th Sep
20th-21st Sep
20th-21st Sep
OCTOBER
Clun Valley Beer Festival
Church Stretton Long Mynd Hike
Ludlow Race Meeting
Castle Green Games, Ludlow Castle
Ludlow Race Meeting
Ludlow Assembly Rooms Craft Fair
3rd-5th Oct
4th-5th Oct
16th Oct
22nd Oct
23rd Oct
25th Oct
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Ludlow Race Meeting
Ludlow Race Meeting
Ludlow Race Meeting
1st-5th May
2nd-5th May
5th May
9th-10th May
11th May
15th May
22nd-25th May
23rd-26th May
25th May
25th May
25th May
1st Nov
8th Nov
13th Nov
24th Nov
29th-30th Nov
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NOVEMBER
Church Stretton Bonfire & Fireworks
Church Stretton Craft Fair
Ludlow Race Meeting
Ludlow Race Meeting
Ludlow Medieval Christmas Fayre
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Ludlow May Fair
Clun Green Man Festival
Church Stretton May Fair
Bishop’s Castle May Fair
Marches Transport Festival, Ludlow
Ludlow Race Meeting
Ludlow Green Festival
Clun Booze ‘n Blues Festival
Aston on Clun Arbor Day
Cleobury Country Fair
Hope Bagot Festival - Myths & Magic
Archery/Living History, Guided tours
& Birds of Prey, Ludlow Castle
Walcot Hall Open Days
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FEBRUARY
Clun Carnival
Burwarton Show
Farmer Phil’s Festival, Ratlinghope
Chorley Show
Church Stretton & District Summer Garden Show
Church Stretton Food Fayre
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1st Jan
7th Jan
17th Jan
28th Jan
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AUGUST
The Morning After Long Mynd Walk/Run
Ludlow Race Meeting
Ludlow Race Meeting
Ludlow Race Meeting
Ludlow Race Meeting (in aid of The Prince’s Trust)
Ludlow Race Meeting
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South Shropshire Events 2008
DECEMBER
Bishop’s Castle Christmas Lights Street Festival
Church Stretton Christmas Fayre
Ludlow Race Meeting
Ludlow Race Meeting
Church Stretton Carols in the Square
6th Dec
6th Dec
11th Dec
18th Dec
24th Dec
25th-26th May
25th-26th May
5th-8th Jun
6th-7th Jun
10th-12th Jun
14th Jun
15th Jun
21st-22nd Jun
21st Jun-6th Jul
27th-29th Jun
B
Church Stretton Walking Festival
Walcot Hall Opera
Bishop’s Castle Walking Festival
Church Stretton More Singers’ Concert
Ludlow Secret Gardens
Bishop’s Castle Midsummer Rejoicing
Ludlow Festival
Ludlow Jazz Festival
B
JUNE
50 South Shropshire Events 2008
4
1
A
Bishop’s Castle Tandem Triathlon
5th Jul
5th-13th Jul
Cleobury Country Midsummer Festival
6th Jul
Bishop’s Castle Carnival
11th-12th Jul
Bishop’s Castle Real Ale Festival
11th-12th Jul
Church Stretton Ale Trail
12th-26th Jul
Leasowes Bank Jazz Festival, Ratlinghope
Hole in the Wall Concert, Hopton Wafers
19th Jul
Church Stretton and South Shropshire Arts Festival 19th Jul-3rd Aug
26th Jul
Bishop’s Castle Agricultural Show
A
JULY
Map 51
Photography by Shropshire Tourism,
Nigel Bishop/Celebrating Shropshire
Festivals and Events (SCC),
English Heritage, Mike Hayward www.photoshropshire.com,
Heart of England Fine Foods,
Robin Jukes-Hughes, Graeme Kidd, Ben
Osborne, David Preshous, Clive Prior
and Shropshire County Council.
Editorial contributions from
Jane Cronin, Kay Dartnell, Graeme Kidd,
Tim King, Keith Pybus and local
tourism groups.
Produced by Shropshire Tourism (UK)
Ltd - 01743 462462. On behalf of South
Shropshire Tourism Association.
Designed by Yarrington Ltd
- 01743 708200.
Printed by Westdale Press Ltd
- 029 20662600.
Reproduction of this publication, in part
or whole, must have prior approval of
the authors and designers.
Copyright 2007.
Whilst all information was correct at the
time of going to press you are strongly
advised to check details to avoid
disappointment.
Telephone Ludlow Visitor Information
Centre on 01584 875053.

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