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Situated in the rural hamlet of Middleton Priors on the edge of the Shropshire Hills, an area of outstanding natural beauty. Surrounded by glorious countryside, in close proximity to historic towns and an array of scenic views from an abundance of footpaths, bridleways and cycle routes. Located close to the base of the Brown Clee Hill, (the highest point in Shropshire) we are in walking distance of a pub, restaurant, café, shop, doctors, butchers and petrol station.
We are a convenient location for a variety of attractions, bespoke shops and fantastic eateries who use home cooked, locally sourced produce.
We are located at the foot of the Brown Clee Hill with its many walkways and impressive views but also ideally placed for visiting a number of Shropshire highlights including of course Ludlow, with its imposing castle, racecourse and the Mortimer and Wyre Forest, where you might encounter a white deer.
The historic town of Bridgnorth is a short drive away, where you can visit the Severn Valley Railway ,Cliff Top Funicular Railway or Daniels Mill. Within a short driving distance is Much Wenlock, with its quaint houses and shops. Also, Chelmarsh Reservoir provides opportunities for you to paddle open board, open water swim or sail. There are lots of fishing sites on the River Severn and River Theme and opportunities for paddle boarding.
Key attractions also include West Midlands Safari Park, numerous interesting museums at the World Heritage Site of Ironbridge Gorge. The county town of Shrewsbury and several National Trust and English Heritage sites including Stokesay Castle, Benthall Hall and Dudmaston Hall.
For the more active guests there are many walks to enjoy, such as Clee Burf, hacking or ride trail at the nearby Stottesdon riding stables.
The main event of the year is Burwarton Show, one of the largest one day agricultural shows in the UK. Also, open air concerts are being held in the grounds of Ludlow Castle and the Ludlow Food Festival attracts huge crowds, who like to sample a variety of different food and drink.
This is an ideal tourist base for people to explore Shropshire, Herefordshire and Mid Wales.

In this rural and peaceful setting public transport is very limited and a car is essential.