Peacefully situated in a delightful rural location. This charming newly built cottage offers supremely comfortable and new stylish furnishings and spacious accommodation, overlooking the beautiful Shropshire countryside, which includes the ‘Stretton Hills’ and glorious farmland. Beautiful country walks can be enjoyed from the doorstep, with the public footpath passing through the garden and taking you with ease to a local village pub. The cottage is a beautiful location for relaxing. The Ground floor offers a bright open plan living area: - Living room, - Dining area (can accommodate 12-14 guests to eat together) - Fully equipped kitchen it integrated appliances (fridge/freezer, dishwasher & washing machine - Extensive entertaining space - Downstairs shower room and toilet - Washing machine, outside washing line, iron and ironing board. - WIFI is available throughout the property. - New Samsung 55" Smart TV - Collection of board games. The First floor: - Galleried landing with large free standing mirror - 2 x very spacious double bedrooms, - NEW zip & link Super-king 6ft beds - Option to request single bed combinations in either room - Travel cot available on request - Light and airy bedrooms, - Newly furnished spacious spaces with excellent linens and bedding. - USB charging points - Hanging space and chest of drawers in each bedroom - Newly fitted shower room has a walk-in shower, with toilet and sink - Toys and books Outside you have use of a courtyard and seating on a grassed area beside a very pretty brook, which is surrounded by Shropshire countryside and wooded area – totally tranquil, a place to kick back and relax. The property also offers stays for horse and rider at an additional fee. Fantastic hacking across the Shropshire hills directly from the cottages. In addition, we have a menage and jumps for those wishing to exercise their horse prior to a local competitions etc. Places to visit: Church Stretton is 5 miles away: - Superb walking over the ‘Stretton Hill’s’ which includes the ‘Cardingmill Valley’ and the highest point the ‘Long Mynd’. - The ‘Lawley’ and ‘Caer Carradock’ are in walking distance of the property and can be seen from the bedrooms. - The Stretton hills are spectacular in all weathers, the wild ponies roaming the landscape and the ever-changing colours of land through the seasons being a personal favourite. - The village of Church Stretton offers an abundance of places to eat and individual shops to enjoy. Shrewsbury is only a 10-minute drive: - Historic market town with its medieval streets and timber-framed buildings. - Independent boutique shopping. - Amazing restaurants, back street cafes and bars. - The ancient town of Shrewsbury is almost completely surrounded by the River Severn and is known for its beautifully preserved timber-framed buildings and elegant Georgian architecture and of course Charles Darwin. - Plenty to offer for all ages, attracting visitors from far and wide. Much Wenlock is just 11 miles away: - The medieval black and white town of Much Wenlock offers a fine selection of shops, inns and restaurants and again walking. - Opportunities to take in the wonderful views over the Wenlock Edge escarpment. - The town that inspired today’s modern Olympics and visitors can explore a magnificent collection of Olympian artefacts in the local museum. Within a 30-minute radius there are numerous places of interest including: • Ironbridge Gorge, the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution and now the picturesque setting for fascinating museums • The village of Wroxeter which is built on the ancient Roman city of Euriconium and an English Heritage visitor centre. • The historic town of Ludlow boasts Michelin starred restaurants and many other great food shops and places to eat. Ludlow is a great place to while away the hours and often has a farmers’ market for visitors to enjoy. Its castle is also very impressive, as is nearby Stokesay Castle.