Holiday Cottages Shropshire

With Hoseasons, you can book self-catering holiday accommodation in England including cottages, holiday parks, lodges, boats and city apartments. These tend to be holiday bookings for several days or a week or two. For stays of one or two nights, or for more flexibility, please check the hotel listings.

• The Malt House, Shropshire (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  This comfortable period cottage boasts an abundance of old beams an inglenook fireplace with a wood burning stove and a wealth of original features. There is a hot tub and glorious views over the Corvedale countryside. Set within its own large garden and only 200 yards from the village inn and shop and surrounded by beautiful countryside. 9 miles away is Ludlow. Craven Arms and the Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre is 6 miles away. Fishing and riding are available locally and golf at Ludlow.
• Stimmey Barn, Shropshire (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Set amidst beautiful Shropshire countryside this barn conversion boasts its own hot tub perfect for relaxing after a day walking or sightseeing. Ideally located with historic market towns and visitor attractions nearby it is within easy reach of Chester with its zoo and shopping rows. The Shropshire Union Canal Sandstone Trail Shropshire Hills and Wixhall Moss National Nature Reserve - a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest where visitors can enjoy walking and wildlife watching - are all nearby. Telford Shrewsbury and Ludlow easily accessible. Pub serving food 2.5 miles. Shops 1 mile.
• Cottage Farm, Shropshire (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Peacefully situated in a delightful rural location this charming detached cottage offers supremely comfortable and spacious accommodation with a wealth of exposed beams period features and a log fire. Its lovely garden encompasses lawns and patios overlooking the beautiful Shropshire countryside and glorious country walks can be enjoyed from the doorstep. Just 6 miles away the medieval black and white town of Much Wenlock offers a fine selection of shops inns and restaurants and wonderful views over Wenlock Edge escarpment. This is the town that inspired today’s modern Olympics and visitors can explore a magnificent collection of Olympian artefacts in the local museum. Further afield there are numerous places of interest including Ironbridge Gorge the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution and now the picturesque setting for fascinating museums. The ancient town of Shrewsbury almost completely surrounded by the River Severn is known for its beautifully preserved timber-framed buildings and elegant Georgian architecture while historic Ludlow boasts two Michelin starred restaurants and some very fine food shops. Its castle is also impressive as is nearby Stokesay Castle. Golf pony trekking and quad biking are all available nearby. Pub serving food 4 miles shops 6 miles.
• White House Cottages, Shropshire (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Ideally located for relaxing breaks exploring the delights of Southern Shropshire these comfortable cottages adjoin the owners’ home just 8 miles from Ludlow a town renowned for its selection of gourmet restaurants annual festival interesting shops and magnificent castle ruins. Locally the beautiful rolling landscape affords lovely walking with particularly wonderful views at Clee Hill (2 miles). Stokesay castle and the Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre are nearby whilst Shrewsbury Hereford and Leominster and the famous Iron Gorge Museum are all under an hour’s drive. Pub serving food 1 mile nearest shop 0.5 miles.
• The Bothy, Shropshire (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  In an area of outstanding natural beauty this historic 18th century Grade II listed cottage stands in the centre of the charming village of Clun just a short stroll from two pubs serving excellent food and shops offering local produce. Skilfully restored in rustic style with oak beams throughout it enjoys a private patio and shared use of spacious lawned gardens leading down to the River Clun. Excellent circular walks are close by and Ludlow (with gourmet restaurants) Shrewsbury and Ironbridge are easily accessible.
• Little Brampton, Shropshire (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Ideal for family reunions and extended family holidays this spacious traditional farmhouse provides a wonderful venue cosy and very comfortable ideal for year round breaks its refurbishment has incorporated the luxury of a hot tub in the garden a sauna small gym and superbly appointed bathrooms and shower rooms (some with steam/shower cubicles). Set amidst beautiful Shropshire countryside and commanding stunning views over the Clun Valley and the little village of Clunbury a superb rural location for wonderful walking perhaps ending up at one of many good local pubs and restaurants. Further afield visitors will find many places of interest. Ludlow a gourmet’s paradise and home to an imposing castle and National Hunt racecourse is just a few miles and Stokesay Castle the Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre Shrewsbury Hereford Cathedral the Ironbridge museums and many charming little border towns with their fascinating small shops are just some of the delights within an easy drive. Golf fishing and cycle hire are available nearby. Pub serving food 0.5 miles shops 2 miles.
• The Old Sawmill, Shropshire (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Set in the Clun valley in an area of outstanding natural beauty this converted property was originally part of an old sawmill. Now providing spacious and tastefully furnished accommodation of a very high standard it makes a wonderfully relaxing base ideal for walkers and cyclists – the Offa’s Dyke long distance footpath can be joined nearby. Ludlow home to many renowned restaurants a splendid castle and an annual festival is just 13 miles away as is historic Church Stretton. Shrewsbury Hereford and the Ironbridge Gorge Museum are all well worth exploring. Pub 0.5 miles shop 2 miles.
• Tanglewood Cottages, Shropshire (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  With the stunningly beautiful Shropshire Hills rising up behind these converted and very comfortable traditional barns provide the perfect rural retreat within easy reach of a host of attractions. Set on the owners’ smallholding on the ancient Roman road of Watling Street and with wonderful walking on the Shropshire Way footpath on the doorstep they sit 1 mile from the Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre and 3 miles from Stokesay Castle – there is even a play barn only 100 yards away. Cycle hire is available locally and the National Trust’s 6000 glorious acres of Long Mynd and Carding Mill Valley are a short drive. Craven Arms (1 mile) offers shops pubs and a railway station.
• The Old Barn, Shropshire (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Beautifully converted from a traditional barn this beamed cottage is one of two standing on a smallholding on the edge of the Shropshire Hills in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Visitors enjoy shared use of the 44 acre grounds and there are two well stocked fishing pools which can be made available to experienced anglers (booking in advance of the holiday is essential). Church Stretton with good sports amenities shops restaurants and pubs is 2 miles and glorious 6 mile Long Mynd with gliding is nearby. Stokesay Castle Shrewsbury and Ludlow are all within easy reach. Golf tennis and riding locally.
• Oak Cottage, Shropshire (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  In the heart of Marbury a 20 yard stroll from the local inn this delightful and recently renovated 16th century cottage boasts a wealth of oak beams and an old range. A quintessential English village with a green and 14th century church overlooking the mere Marbury sits on the Cheshire/Shropshire border within easy reach of the city of Chester’s zoo and black and white shopping rows the Shropshire Union Canal and the Sandstone Trail. The owners can arrange horse riding and fine golf locally. Shop 3 miles.
• Pant Glas Farm Lodges, Shropshire (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  With solar panels and wood pellet stove these log cabins offer eco-friendly and cosy accommodation in a magnificent position high on the Kerry Ridgeway with far reaching views across the Shropshire Hills. Both cabins have been thoughtfully situated to offer privacy and outstanding views. After a glorious day’s walking or cycling on quiet rural lanes visitors can relax in their own blissful hot tub and delight in an opportunity to star gaze into the night sky with no light pollution. Bishop’s Castle a charming market town with two breweries shops pubs and eateries is 5 miles. Ludlow Shrewsbury and the Welsh borders are all a short drive.
• The Coach House, Shropshire (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Romantic stylish and immaculate this very comfortable first floor property stands right on the Welsh border within easy reach of good roads – the perfect spot for year round breaks. Set in glorious rolling country beside the owners’ historic home it shares 10 acres of grounds home to abundant wildlife a path leads to superb walking on the Stiperstones ridge and a nature reserve is adjoining. Ludlow’s restaurants and racing Ironbridge Gorge Museum castles and antique markets are all easily accessible. Pub and shop under 1 mile.
• Upper Onibury Cottages, Shropshire (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Nestling in 2000 acres of lovely grounds amidst Shropshire’s beautiful rolling countryside these handsome properties share use of a superb indoor heated swimming pool a tennis court and a small gymnasium. Built in 1840 from the mellow local stone and grouped around a fine courtyard the four cottages are sympathetic barn conversions retaining a wealth of original features in their carefully furnished interiors whilst The Park is a luxuriously appointed and very spacious modern stone barn faithfully built in traditional style and boasting captivating rural views. |Wonderful walks start from the door through the owners’ 2000 acre estate or further afield in the historic Border country. Ludlow famous for its gourmet reastaurants annual festival magnificent castle ruins and parish church as well as its many interesting shops and pubs is just 5 miles away.|Stokesay Castle and the Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre are 2 miles and historic Shrewsbury and the Ironbridge Gorge Museum are easily accessible. Fishing golf and National Hunt racing are all under 5 miles. Shops and pubs serving food ½ mile.
• Manor Cottage, Shropshire (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  This charming 17th century timber framed black and white cottage boasts an abundance of oak beams and original features in its very comfortable interior and beautiful enclosed grounds encompassing lawns pretty flower borders and an orchard. Just 5 miles away is historic Ludlow – a gourmets’ delight with fine restaurants and shops and an imposing castle whilst the Ironbridge Gorge Shrewsbury Acton Scott working farm museum and Wenlock Edge are all easily accessible. Village pub and shop 0.25 miles.
• The Pigsty Cottage, Shropshire (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Stunning views over open countryside towards the Welsh border are enjoyed by visitors to this delightful and very comfortable detached cottage. Newly refurbished to a high standard it enjoys a wonderful location for walkers with Offa’s Dyke long distance footpath just 200 yards from the door. Village shop/post office and a pub are within walking distance. Market town with good shops and restaurants 4 miles. The historic city of Chester and Shrewsbury are both under an hour’s drive and Snowdonia National Park is easily accessible.
• Plealey Country Cottages, Shropshire (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Dating back to 1600 and bursting with character and charm these tastefully converted barns retain many of their original features whilst offering all modern comforts in their smartly furnished interiors. Lovely country walks can be enjoyed from the doorstep or visitors may prefer to relax with a spot of fly and coarse fishing on the owners’ adjoining land. Set on a courtyard and each enjoying its own terrace and lawned garden the cottages are located in Plealey a peaceful and pretty village of half timbered houses lying just 6 miles from the interesting shops inns restaurants and cultural life found in the handsome medieval town of Shrewsbury. Excellent golf course at Arscott 0.5 miles.
  The beautiful Shropshire landscape promises delight for bird watchers and walkers alike – Offa’s Dyke long distance footpath is easily accessible with many circular walks taking in hill forts and castles on the way whilst buzzards and skylarks soar above. Caer Caradoc and the Devils Chair on the Stiperstones possess a wild beauty and the conservation area of Long Mynd offers a wonderful day out. Spanning the River Severn Ironbridge and its fascinating museums are among a wealth of attractions discovered within a short drive as is Ludlow a famous paradise for ‘foodies’ with its superb annual festival racecourse impressive castle fine shops and delightful old inns. Fishing nearby (licences available at local post office). Shops and pubs 1.5 miles.
• Middle Barn Cottage, Shropshire (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  In an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty this 150 year old former farm barn has been tastefully converted to provide spacious very comfortable single storey accommodation (shown left). Adjoining the owners’ home it enjoys superb panoramic views over open countryside towards Ludlow’s historic parish church 7 miles distant. Famous for its ancient castle gourmet restaurants antique shops and National Hunt races Ludlow holds an annual food festival. Ironbridge Gorge Museum Shrewsbury and Hereford all under an hour’s drive. Good walking country. Shops 3.5 miles pubs nearby.
• Pentre Grange Cottages, Shropshire (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Amidst the beautiful rolling countryside of the borderlands of England and Wales these charming and recently renovated barn conversions offer stylish and very comfortable accommodation including their own blissful hot tubs. Set within the grounds of the owners’ smallholding they lie just 1.5 miles from Oswestry a historic market town with good restaurants shops and pubs. The surrounding area holds a wealth of delights including magnificent castles at Powis and Chirk (home to the Myddelton family for over 400 years) and Erdigg House with its woodland walks and horse drawn carriage rides (all N.T.). Also within easy reach the Ironbridge Gorge museums make a fascinating day out and LLangollen boasts a steam railway and narrow boat canal trips crossing the famous Pontcysyllte aqueduct. Wonderful walking on the Offa’s Dyke long distance footpath golf and fishing are all available nearby.
• Brook Cottage, Shropshire (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  In the heart of south Shropshire this very comfortable cottage enjoys countryside views and a peaceful village setting just 3 miles from Church Stretton’s shops and restaurants golf and cycle hire. Tastefully and thoughtfully converted from a farm building. The cottage adjoins the owners’ traditional farmhouse with shared use of its landscaped gardens. The Long Mynd and the ancient Stiperstones offer wonderful opportunities for walking and glorious panoramic views (5 miles). Historic Ludlow the famous Ironbridge Gorge Museum and Shrewsbury are all under 12 miles. Pub/restaurant 200 yards.

Hotels & Accommodation in Shropshire

• Bridgnorth Hotels, Shropshire
• Ludlow Hotels, Shropshire
• Oswestry Hotels, Shropshire
• Shifnal Hotels, Shropshire
• Shrewsbury Hotels, Shropshire
• Telford Hotels, Shropshire
• Wellington Hotels, Shropshire
• Accommodation in Villages and Rural Shropshire, UK
• Holiday Cottages, Shropshire, UK

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