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The Studio at Heath House, Bridgnorth

The Studio at Heath House is a light, airy and welcoming home from home. It is ideal for couples and solo adventurers. It is in a separate building from the main house and guests are assured privacy and quiet. We welcome pets too. The Studio provides the perfect base to explore the Shropshire Hills (AONB); and the historic towns of Bridgnorth (4 miles away), Much Wenlock, Ludlow and Shrewsbury. Ditton Priors is our local village and has a shop, post, office, pub, doctor’s surgery and garage.

Boutique style cottage Bridgnorth

Enjoy a stylish experience at this centrally-located cottage in the historic market town of Bridgnorth. The cottage occupies one of the best positions in Bridgnorth, situated in the heart of high town amongst the numerous shops, bars and restaurants. The Severn Valley Railway, Castle Walk, Theatre on the Steps and local cinema are all within easy walking distance, along with the beautiful River Severn - a favourite with fishermen. There is a market every Saturday and a Craft Fair each Sunday.

Haybridge Cottage,dog friendly annex in Shropshire

Haybridge Cottage annexe is set in the hamlet of Haybridge in the beautiful Shropshire countryside . Although our postal address is Kidderminster we are about 30 minutes drive from there. The small town of Cleobury Mortimer is just 5 minutes away whilst the lovely riverside town of Tenbury Wells is a 10 minute drive. Historic Ludlow lies 12 miles away, a glorious trip over Clee Hill with stunning views. The annexe has its own private garden and terrace with wonderful views in every direction.

Stunning lodge, tranquil setting on River Severn

Contemporary 3 bedroom lodge in a beautiful riverside location on the banks of the River Severn, 5.5 miles from Bridgnorth. Comprising open plan lounge/diner; high gloss kitchen including gas hob, oven, dishwasher, granite worktops. Master bedroom with en siute shower room and balcony over looking the river, two further bedrooms (one with balcony the other with ensuite bathroom) , washing machine and drier. Large decking area with views out over the river Severn and Severn Valley Railway.

Escape it all to the Lodge in Bewdley.

Enjoy a stylish experience at this centrally-located property. The Lodge is a private, self contained one bedroom flat just a few minutes walk from Bewdley town centre. Inside you will find luxurious open plan living with cosy sofa bed & intimate dining. There is a fully equipped kitchen with induction range & en-suite shower room all individually styled to enhance a truly comfortable experience. The accommodation is accessed via a private drive & offers private parking and courtyard.

Orchard Retreat Shepherd's Hut

Orchard Retreat is a luxurious shepherd's hut nestled in the Shropshire countryside a world away from the bright lights and fast pace of city life. We are surrounded by rolling green pastures and charming woodland which brings an array of wildlife to your doorstep. Dogs are Free of charge & we have a 6 acre field for guests to exercise their dogs or take a stroll. We have a total of 3 huts available, see these by clicking on our host profile picture then select David's Listings.

Water Mill Retreat

The Water Mill - with Alpacas An exquisite bespoke retreat 4 miles from Bridgnorth in Claverley Shropshire. This beautifully unique 3 story, 2 bedroom period property is set in the Shropshire English countryside. This Spacious property maintains many original features inside the building however, has modern day favourites. The Mill is a peaceful place to get away to unwind and relax or should you wish has plenty of walks, bike rides, tea rooms, pubs and places to visit close by.

Private Loft Country Hideaway

Suitable for 2 adults, 2 small children. The Loft at the Timbers is an open-plan, modern loft hideaway in the heart of the Shropshire countryside. Set in the grounds of a 17th century cottage. The Loft is self-contained and offers lovely country walks and bike rides straight from its village location, as well as good transport links for Shropshire and Wales The World Heritage Site of Ironbridge is a couple of miles away and there are plenty of lovely cosy pubs for dining out

The School House, a charming 200-year old cottage.

Marnwood School House is a beautiful holiday cottage with bags of charm. The cottage dates back 200 years, where it was originally used as a school house for the poor but Reverend Bartlett in 1824. The property has been fully restored to an excellent standard, whilst still retaining its period character. The property is just a few minutes drive from Ironbridge, which offers lots of attractions and activities for all ages, as well as great places to eat.

MULTI Award Winning Little Gem Cartway Bridgnorth

One bedroomed cottage on historic Cartway in High Town best location in town. Views across River Severn from terrace at rear of cottage. Minutes' walk from the vibrant High Street with independent shops, bars and restaurants. Situated near the Bridgnorth Cliff Railway, the Castle Walk and the Severn Valley Railway. ONE dog Fees Apply £30 for up to 3 nights. £10 charged for each additional night payable at the cottage. ADVISE ON BOOKING NO PUPPIES

Relaxing Retreat with Amazing Views of the Valley.

We are ideally situated for a relaxing stay in an area of outstanding natural beauty. Coalbrookdale is steeped in history, the home of Abraham Darby's Iron ore smelting works. The Museum of Iron & Enginuity are both just a short walk away, where the ruins of Abraham's original furnace still stands. The Coalbrookdale Arms is a friendly local pub, the Furnace Kitchen is great for breakfast with Ironbridge's many bars & restaurants close by.

Dairy Living

The Dairy is located on our small, 200 acre farm which is hidden away, deep within the south Shropshire hills. We have brought a new life to the Dairy - which originally was the old wash house - in creating a new living space, whilst keeping to the original feel of its former use. The Dairy stands privately within its own area, close to the 17th century farm house, over looking the hollow way tracks that runs by the farm.