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A unique lovingly renovated hideaway, very convenient for anyone visiting the town of Oswestry. Three minutes walk to the park, the ancient Church and Heritage Centre. The town has many restaurants, pubs and cafes, galleries and other attractions.

Period building with arched windows

Lovely border town with lots of cafes bars and restaurants

Converted from a cattle shed into a holiday let in 2011. Compact,simple but comfortable, in quiet rural location with views over open countryside, situated within 2 miles of town centre. Ideal location for relaxing break or as a base to explore the many attractions of local area.

The Host works full time but likes to personally prepare cottage and greet all guests so stays from SUNDAY PM ONLY and also Mondays on Bank Holiday weekends.

Early 19th Century 3-storey townhouse with small walled garden, many original features, and off-road parking with cctv coverage. Just yards from the town centre with its many restaurants and coffee bars, but with easy access to magnificent countryside. Whatever your reason for visiting the area, we aim to help make your stay as comfortable and easy as possible. Plentiful ingredients provided for self-service breakfast. Automatic discounts for weekly or monthly bookings.

The room is on the middle floor of the property, as is the kitchen. Guests have exclusive use of their own recently updated bathroom with full size bathtub and Mira Shower. This is on the next floor. Bathrobes and toiletries are supplied.

Number 39 is a 19th Century period townhouse set on the outskirts of Oswestry. The house has a living room, dining room and kitchen downstairs with 2 double bedrooms and a bathroom with shower upstairs. The house enjoys views over Brongyntyn Park and has on street parking. The house is on the Shropshire/Welsh border in close proximity to Shrewsbury, Chester with Snowdonia not too far! Perfect for longer stays for work purposes or business trips. Gobowen Hopsital is only a few miles away.

Number 39 provides period living accommodation in a cosy environment. The house has great views over the park and is only a 5 minute walk into the Centre of Oswestry where there are a range of shops, cafes and bars. The house is my home so is “lived in”. I hope you find it a comfortable and homely stay. It’s an old house so does have some quirks. We don’t try to be a five star hotel, but to provide a home from home experience. Number 39 has some nice period features and I’ve been slowly doing it up to make it a great place to live. Myself or my neighbour, Amy, will meet you at the property. Alternatively for late check-ins or when we’re not available, there is a key box that I will leave a key in. Please note that I work full time and am not always able to answer the phone immediately. Please be patient. Check out the house on Instagram: oswestry_holidays

The house is situated on the outskirts of Oswestry in walking distance to shops, pubs and the town centre.

Traditional Victorian property. Light and airy with sash windows and period features. House is within a short walking distance of Oswestry market town centre, and the beautiful Cae Glas Park. There are lots of lovely restaurants nearby should you wish to eat out. Easy access to countryside walks from Oswestry, plus many tourist attractions including NT properties Chirk Castle and Erdigg, as well as world heritage site Pontycysyllte viaduct nearby.

Guests will have access to the whole house. The property is cool in Summer but toasty warm in Winter, and it is fully equipped to make your stay as comfortable as possible.

The house sits prettily in a terrace, just opposite a beautiful green area in a very desirable street. There’s a useful corner shop about a minute’s walk away, as well as lots of cafes and restaurants within a five minute walk.

Home from home on the Welsh / English border, with friendly animals and people. The accommodation is an annexe attatched to our bungalow, well equipped for self catering, with its own private access, bedrooms en suite , kitchen facilities, sitting room ,all on ground floor. Children & small dogs welcome. Plenty of car parking space, garden for sitting or children to play . Many places to visit locally, canal and river walks, National trust properties, & Offas dyke footpath.

Kitchenette / dining room / living room. Microwave , small cooker & fridge.Two ensuite bedrooms, one double & one twin bedded room.

Lovely quiet neighbourhood, with pubs, shops, in our village, surrounded by lovely countryside.

A clean fresh double bedroom with own shower room in a quiet location, although no workspace within the bedroom feel free to use the study with desk in the room next to it by arrangement with my hubby. With parking on the drive. A 15 minute walk to the centre of town with shops, market, pubs and restaurants. Close to the Shropshire Hills and the Welsh border, 3 miles to the Orthopaedic. Easy access to Wrexham, Chester and Llangollen, ideal for couples, business travellers and hospital visits.

Double bedroom with ensuite shower room, tv and complementary tea and coffee making facilities, free wifi. Complementary breakfast ,choice of cereals and fresh coffee,tea, Toast/butter, Jams, catered for in the kitchen

Close to the Shropshire Hills on the Welsh border , 3 miles from the Orthopaedic Hospital. There are plenty of local walks and Offa's Duke is close by. Llangollen,Chester and Shrewsbury are all easy to commute to.

Courtyard Cottage is situated on a no through road, within the grounds of Underhill House, a short two mile drive from the market border town of Oswestry, a recently refurbished and immaculately presented two bedroom cottage - both bedrooms with ensuites. Ideally located to explore Shropshire, North Wales, and the local historic towns of Chester and Shrewsbury. And with great access to the international connections and of Manchester and Liverpool.

Guests staying for a week or more will receive a welcome basket on arrival of goodies including fresh bread, eggs from our chickens when available, and home made jams etc. Plentiful books, games, jigsaws and garden furniture. High Chair and cot and toys available on request. Both of our SuperKing Beds are Zip and Lock and each can break into a pair of single beds.

Set in beautiful unspoilt countryside, with superb walking in the local area - the Old Racecourse with its spectacular county views, Offas Dyke and the local Iron Age Hill Fort. Further afield we have National Trust gems of Chirk Castle, Powis Castle and Erddig House. There are steam railways at Llangollen and Welshpool, and of course the spectacular countryside of the Snowdonia National Park is on the doorstep - with great welsh beaches and castles just a little further on. Locally there are a number of good restaurants and pubs - Our personal favourites are 'Kolim' a particularly fine Indian restaurant in Oswestry, the Cross Keys in Selatynn, and the West Arms and the Hand in Llanarmon DC.

Our home, Ty Gwyn, is a characterful artist’s house situated in the borderland market town of Oswestry, close to all amenities and with off-road parking. The town has galleries, museums and quality restaurants and is well placed for exploring beautiful countryside of the Welsh borders, Shropshire & Cheshire. The Welsh coast is an easy daytrip and Liverpool, Manchester or Birmingham can be reached for a night out. Also close to the world class facilities of the RJAH Orthopaedic Hospital, Gobowen.

Ty Gwyn was built in stages between the early 18th century and Edwardian times and is full of historic flavour. Recently renovated, the sunny room offers a king-sized bed with quality bedlinen, a sofa and an en suite with spacious walk-in power shower. There are original solid timber floorboards and a quality Persian rug. Tea and coffee making facilities are provided along with plenty of books to read. There is a private entrance via the garden and up granary steps to a roof terrace which also is yours to enjoy, with comfortable lounger chairs. The steps on the roof garden are higher than the norm but are safe.

We are in the middle of Oswestry with a good range of national and local shops plus many restaurants, coffee shops and bars to suit all tastes and purses within easy walking distance. Across the road we have a local store, open long hours, supplying a wide range of necessities as well as freshly baked bread and croissants. Oswestry hosts a Recital Series, with renowned classical musicians, spanning the year and the nearby village of Whittington (also home to a pretty castle with regular re-enactments and other events) has a Music Festival every May. There are folk, jazz, rock and other musical events at a number of venues around town and in the area. There is an excellent local independent cinema (Kinokulture) and an award winning bookshop (Booka) in town. Our favourite place to eat out is the excellent 4* Sebastians French restaurant, just a few steps down the road. We've been going there for 30 years and never been disappointed (you're best to book). The Montgomery Canal with its colourful traditional narrowboats, runs through the countryside south of town from Welshpool to Ellesmere and beyond, linking with the Llangollen Canal, famed for its spectacular aqueducts, designated a World Heritage Site. The old limekilns at Llanymynech are well worth a visit and the pretty town of Ellesmere (7miles) sits amongst a cluster of lakes or meres which are wonderful for walkers, dinghy sailors and birdwatchers alike. Offa’s Dyke runs close by and the Shropshire hills, Mid Wales and Snowdonia are all great areas for walkers. Llangollen, with its famous International Eisteddfod and many other attractions, is only 13 miles away and Shrewsbury (19miles) and Chester (27 miles)are both reached by major roads. National Trust properties in the area include Powis Castle, famed for its gardens and connections with Clive of India, Chirk Castle, Erddig and Attingham Park.

Large Georgian House near the centre of Oswestry. A couple of minutes walk to the town centre for Cinema, shops, cafe and park. Opposite the Co-op with fresh bakery :) 3 other supermarkets within walking distance. Oswestry is a vibrant market town with plenty going on. Easy travel to Wrexham, Shrewsbury and Chester. Guests have full access to the living area comprising fully equipped kitchen, dining area and living room.

Oswestry is a lovely market town with a range of independent shops. It has plenty of coffee shops, an independent cinema, small theatre, leisure centre and a range of supermarkets. It has plenty of walks in the surrounding countryside.

Recently renovated Coach House, adjacent to Gablecroft. Light, comfortable and welcoming space consisting of: kitchen/diner, sitting room with French doors leading to large patio/dining area and private garden. Double master bedroom, second bedroom with bunk beds and a third single room. Shower room/toilet downstairs. Gas central heating throughout. With private parking for one car.

A tastefully converted coach house homely yet functional enjoying its own garden and patio area; a private & peaceful rural retreat, yet near to all necessary amenities. Three bedrooms; one double, one single and one with bunk beds. Master bedroom with garden view and hairdryer. Sitting room with TV and French doors to patio area with outdoor dining table, bbq and lawned area.

There are two village pub/restaurants that accept dogs, just a short stroll away. The village has its own grocery store/post office and there is a good fish and chip shop. The area is great for walkers and cyclists. You can even hire a canal day boat a few minute's drive away at maester marine. Medieval towns of Chester and Shrewsbury are both within easy reach with plenty of shopping and lovely architecture. If you enjoy National Trust properties then visit Chirk castle, Powys castle or Erddig Hall, not to mention Attingham park. More locally there is Old Oswestry Hillfort, a large iron age earth works.

This is a gorgeous cosy property set in a rural location Walks are fantastic with plenty of places to visit close by. However, the Canadian swift hot tub with its 3 jet settings, won’t have you going far for long

Private court yard where hot tub is situated. Private parking. Entire property is yours.

It’s a very pretty, quiet location

My new listing is a beautifully converted shepherds hut in a Morrocan theme. The views are outstanding and include Rodney’s Pillar and the Berwyn mountains. The historic St Winifred’s well is a 2 minute walk down the lane which also leads on to the Shropshire Union canal. There are plenty of walks to the local pubs and canal side cafe. A stable that has been converted into a bathroom and kitchen/dining area which is all brand new. Hidden behind the stable is a hot tub looking at the fab views

This quirky hut gives you amazing views with a private area that you won’t want to leave. It’s close to Rodney’s Pillar, Llanrhaedre Waterfall, offa’s Dyke path, Lake Vyrnwy and many more scenic locations ( just ask). Oswestry in 5 mins in the car, Shrewsbury 15mins, Wrexham 25 mins & Chester just 40 mins away.. that’s if you want to leave this tranquil spot!

Close to the canal and St Winifred’s well

Nestled in the mid wales countryside, this newly refurbished cosy one bedroom chalet offers comfortable accommodation for the couple wanting to get away from it all. Fishing is available on our private stretch of the River Tanat. Walks and cycling routes close by. Golf course within 4 miles. Local pubs, shops and restaurants within 1.5 miles. Ideal to use as a base to explore the local attractions.

The Chalet has been newly refurbished. Situated on our holiday park, you can enjoy the miles of walking on our park and nearby. See the horses, spot the kingfishers, otters and other wildlife found on our hidden park. We offer exclusive fishing on our private stretch of the River Tanat. The Montgomeryshire canal is within easy walking distance together with local pubs, shop and takeaway restaurants in the small village of Llanymynech, approx 1.5 miles away. The chalet has a fully fitted kitchen with cooker, hob, dishwasher and fridge/freezer. One bedroom with double bed and wardrobes. Wet room; open plan living dining area. TV with freeview and complementary wifi is available. Parking next to the chalet with seating outside. Further afield there is plenty to explore. Golf and horse riding are nearby and the Offas Dyke trail runs through the village of Llanymynech. Ideal location for exploring Mid Wales.

Le- Gro barns is an impressive 17th century stone barn that has been tastefully renovated to balance luxury and modern self-catering accommodation. Nestled on the banks of the river Tanat we are able to provide a stunning location with panoramic views. Situated in a part of the country that has many hidden gems and treasures to offer. A wonderful place for a family or group to holiday. ''Combine 21st century living with 17th century charm and indulge yourself in the tranquillity.

''Welcome step inside'' ''Combine 21st century living with 17th century charm and indulge yourself in the tranquillity. Fresh linen bedding and white luxurious towels. Enjoy alfresco dinning overlooking the tranquil river. Relax. Take a moment. Unwind (kick back). Your holiday starts here.''

Le- Gro Barns is nestled on the banks of the river Tanat and river Vyrnwy. Enjoying panoramic views of the Shropshire/ Powys plane. Neighboring Snowdonia National Park, and close to Lake Vyrnwy and Pistyll RhaeadrFalls. Le-Gro barns are easy commute to the Llangollen Valley and the Froncysyllte Aquaduct. Close to the Medieval towns of Shrewsbury and Chester. Ideal for day trips to country houses at Attingham country park, Chirk castle, Powys Castle. Still close enough for a day trip to the Beech

Spacious room on middle floor of our Georgian farmhouse. The accommodation is relaxed, comfortable and clean. Washbasin in the room and shared bathroom with shower on the same floor and close to the room. Extensive views across the Shropshire plain. All the food is organic and we use ecofriendly cleaning products. Tea /coffee making facilities in the room. Home produced milk & yoghurt at times. Organic continental (£5 pp) or cooked (£10 pp) breakfast paid cash on the day.

We have a relaxed and friendly environment, living as sustainably as we can.

The area is quiet and peaceful. You can walk in the country lanes and footpaths but it is a working farm area so look out for tractors!

Perfect setting, prestige static caravan overlooking field of horses and alpacas in the hills of the Tanat Valley. Decking area and garden furniture to relax. Park next to property. Perfect location for quiet escape and retreat for walkers (Offa’s Dyke 1 mile away) mountain bikers(Evolution25mins) romantic hideaway or friends gathering. Welsh/Shropshire border with many local attractions, Lakes Vyrnwy & Bala, Llanraeadre water fall, Snowdonia National Park and Zip World & Caverns.

Set in owners estate with walled garden that we welcome guests to use. Pony rides for small children on offer. Great local food pubs all within 5 minutes car journey.

Offa’s Dyke path just 1 mile away. Erddig, Attingham Park, Powys Castle and Chirk Castle National Trust nearby. Ironbridge Gorge museums. Historical cities and towns like Chester and Shrewsbury short distance away. Great coffee shops and restaurants nearby and delivery for shopping and takeaways available.

Whitfield Mews is an award winning collection of four charming and characterful 1-bed cottages in secure gated grounds which border the town park within the centre of Oswestry. Numbers 3 and 4 are clad in Siberian larch and each have outside decked terraces accessed through double doors in the living area.

Awarded a High Commendation by Oswestry & District Civic Society the cottages have period features including oak floors and doors, raised ceilings with roof lights and sash windows that flood the rooms with natural light. The accommodation briefly comprises - Living / dining area, fully fitted kitchen with integral appliances, hall, double bedroom and bathroom with a large walk in shower. The property is electrically powered and heated with double glazed sash windows throughout.

The Church house is a charming newly converted Victorian church situated in a peaceful setting in the friendly town of Oswestry. The three-bedroom property retains many beautiful features with vaulted ceiling and rustic oak beams. The contemporary decor in the lounge offers a cosy place to sit and enjoy the spectacular country views, with costume made arched windows and open plan stunning kitchen. The home also features under-floor heating, stone bath, Egyptian Cotton Bedding.

Our home is in a quiet location & accessed through electric gates. We have large deck with a sunken hot tub which is not overlooked for guests. Our guests can expect a warm welcome & have access to our guest lounge with a TV. We are 10mins from Llangollen & Oswestry, 15mins to Wrexham & 30mins to Shrewsbury & Chester. 4 bedrooms for guest to book. A super king, double & single bedroom. If you wish to have the whole place for your booking then please book all 4 rooms on our other listing.

Our home is situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty and this makes for a very special quiet location. This combined with modern living and stylish boutique interior will make your visit a memorable one. Your room has on demand TV with Netflix. Tea, coffee and hot chocolate facilities are also in the room.

Pontfaen is a quiet hamlet at the beginning of the Glyn Ceiriog Valley. There are numerous country walks close by. Chirk train station is a 15 min walk. Shropshire Union Canal with an aqueduct and Viaduct is a short walk away and you can hire a canal boat from Chirk Marina. Offa's Dyke Path is a short distance away.

Park Avenue is THE quiet up market residential location in Oswestry Located in central Oswestry across from the park and High Street and accessed from the ancient Walls with free street parking outside the house. A clean and light & airy house with a comfortable vibe.Very warm in winter as it gas gas central heating and a fire place in the main sitting room. Modern appliances in the kitceh. A GF bathroom with tub and separate walk in shower cubicle. A warm household and no pets.

A quiet warm environment

Modern contemporary ground floor flat with 2 bedrooms en suite in town centre

Modern contemporary flat with all mod cons, 2 bedrooms en suite with large walk in showers, smart tv with Netflix. Full WiFi. Completely renovated 2 years ago.

Once arrived at the flat. A large park is to your right and town centre to the left Sainsbury’s is 1 minute walk away. There is parking outside the gates mainly from 6pm which is free, or parking is available in Oswald road car park £2 per 24 hours (1.5 minutes walk away)

This 3 bed spacious house has a large kitchen diner with 1800s bread oven feature, lounge with log burner, 3 bedrooms one with ensuite and large family bathroom. Lovely country village location with two family pubs, a park great for children and a large independant supermarket. Close to the welsh hills, amazing walks, mountain bike trails and climbing routes.

Newely renovated and fully insulated this is a cosy fresh home away from home for your stay. The kitchen has all the essentials and a large range cooker and in built dishwasher. There's a downstairs WC and utility. The lounge is a great place to relax, enjoy some tv, read a book and a cosy fire in the winter. (A basket of logs and kindling will be provided for winter stays. October-March). All the bedrooms are spacious with the master and second bedroom having king sized beds and the third a double. The master bedroom has a large ensuite and the family bathroom has a lovely large shower and freestanding bath. We have a travel cot that can be set up in any of the bedrooms on request. Please note we do not provide baby blankets. Children are welcome and we can provide a travel cot, steriliser, changing mat, high chair and fire guard on request. The garden is south facing and gets the sun all day and into the evening. There is a table and chairs with umbrella, a great place to relax or for children to burn off some energy.

A lovely quiet friendly village with two family friendly pubs and an amazing independant supermarket that you can get nearly anything from! There is a good childrens park and skate park. Good public transport to surrounding towns via bus and the train station - Gobowen is only 2 miles away. We are very close to Oswestry, Llangollen, Wrexham and Ellesmere, with Shrewsbury and Chester only being 30 minutes drive. We are in a great location for the welsh hills and fantastic walks, mountain bikes and climbing routes. If you fancy a day to the city manchester is 1hr 10 away or the beach is 1hr 30mins drive.

Beautifully renovated spacious wing of large period property. One double bedroom (standard double bed) with hair dryer, en-suite, sauna, shower & WC, large living/dining room with solid fuel burner, kitchen with hob, microwave, small electric oven and under counter fridge.

Only a couple of hundred yards from the 12th century moated Whittington Castle, an attached wing but completely private to the main house: The West Wing has been recently renovated with high end interior designer finishes and consists of an entrance hall, a sauna room with separate shower, downstairs separate WC. A spacious living/dining room with knoll sofa and French doors opening onto a porch, overlooking the garden and has the added comfort of a multi fuel stove. Contemporary kitchen; situated upstairs. Luxury double bedroom (standard size double bed) overlooking the garden with tented fabric ceiling and Egyptian cotton sheets and hairdryer, leading to refurbished en-suite, fitted with a good sized shower. Off road parking, private yard with area for bycycles, large garden. Outdoor seating areas.

Charming village and picturesque location, 2 miles east of Oswestry. 5 minutes from Orthopaedic hospital. It is just 20 minutes from Shrewsbury (A5), and 35 minutes from Chester (A483). When approaching Oswestry stay on the A483 or A5 and do not turn for Oswestry Town. Take the A495 signposted for Ellesmere off the Oswestry bypass and continue into Whittington over the railway level crossing. At the T-junction turn left staying on the A495. The property, Gablecroft is on the left few hundred yards past the Castle The village itself has all you need including a local shop with postal services, two great eating houses: Ye Olde Boote Inn and The White Lion Local Attractions Whittington International Chamber Music Festival May, yearly. Whittington Castle Re-enactments and History Days. Old Oswestry hillfort was first fortified three thousand years ago, and the views into Wales along Offa’s Dyke, just a couple of miles away, are stunning. At popular family attraction Park Hall Farm a mile away a set of trenches has been recreated to represent the trench warfare of WW1 and other conflicts. Pistyll Rhaeadr, a waterfall with a 240-foot drop off the edge of the nearby Berwyn Mountain range, is especially spectacular after heavy rain. Walking across the 126-foot high Pontcysyllte Aqueduct is not for the faint-hearted! And there are the castles of Chirk and Powis, and several Great Little Trains of Wales, all within half-an-hour’s drive.

Beautiful views, quiet, lovely walks within 15 minutes of Offa's dyke on foot from the house. Open fires in the winter, family home. There are 3 bedrooms available - two with a double bed and 1 other with twin beds. These bedrooms have a private bathroom to share between them. Easily accommodates six people. Five minutes drive to the centre of Oswestry where you will find local pubs, restaurants and wine bars. Places of local interest include Chirk Castle, Powys castle and Offa's dyke .

Very relaxed family home . A large family kitchen with separate dining for guests if preferred. Sitting room with wood burner in the winter.

Lovely walks, open countryside and wonderful views

Recently modernised with stunning countryside views this spacious cottage is the perfect setting to relax and unwind. The location is ideal for anyone who wants to enjoy the country lifestyle with great walks, bike rides, wildlife and views on offer. Inside, the cottage has recently been renovated. There is a good size kitchen diner, a spacious living room and en-suite double bedroom. There is also an additional w/c and cloakroom. In the living room a chair converts into a single bed.

The Brambles shares its grounds with the attached farmhouse which is set in over 200 acres of prime borderland countryside, where you can enjoy walks through the fields, woodlands, along the brook and even into Wales. There is ample off-street parking for 2 cars. Located in the quiet countryside you can be forgiven for forgetting that the historic market town of Oswestry is less than 10 mins drive away, which offers a wide range of places to eat, drink and shop. Closer is the local pub at Selattyn (within 2 miles). The Cross Keys is a family run pub serving local drinks and hearty food. If you are looking for more you can get to Shrewsbury (20 miles) which offers a host of charming market roads filled with shops and places to eat/drink. The wonderfully unique Roman city of Chester is also less than 30 miles away, There you can enjoy a walk along the Roman wall and see its famous Amphitheater as well as enjoy everything a modern city has to offer. There's is a lot of history to see locally which includes: Old Oswestry Racecourse(1mile), Oswestry Hillfort(3miles), Whittington Castle (7 miles), Chirk and Trevor (Llangollen) Aqueducts (8 miles), Chirk Castle (8 miles), Erdigg House (14 miles) and Powis Castle (25miles). There are lots of great other places to explore the outdoors including Llanrheadr Waterfall, Ellesmere 'Meres', Lake Vyrnwy and Snowdonia national park.

Stumpy Toddy Cottage is over 100 years old. Originally a barn for grain storage, it now provides peaceful, traditional accommodation in the Shropshire countryside. Set in 5 acres of private pastureland, Stumpy Toddy is a great rural getaway and base to explore the area. There's usually a 2 night minimum booking. It's £59 per night whatever the day or time of year. No additional cleaning fee but you will be charged Airbnb's service charge. Sorry we can't take dogs.

The Cottage is adjacent to, but entirely separate from, the main house with its own entrance and ample parking. To ensure complete privacy, any of the Cottage windows which could be overlooked from the main house have been frosted. There is a small, outdoor seating area to the front of the Cottage for the exclusive use of guests and you are also welcome to use the garden area and meadows - unless the sheep have beaten you to it! The Cottage has oak floors throughout and oak beams in all rooms. The beams mean that the ceilings are low and head room is restricted – fine if you’re 5’3” like me but you’ll need to watch your head if you’re a six footer! Heating is by electric radiators. On the ground floor: Living room with Freeview TV and DVD player. We do sometimes lose TV reception in poor weather conditions but have plenty of DVDs and board games for you to use if that should happen. No Wifi is available. Kitchen and Dining area with kettle, electric cooker, hob, microwave, dishwasher and fridge. There is a small freezer compartment in the fridge should you need ice for your G&T. The kitchen is well equipped for a self-catering stay and we’ll make sure there are a few essentials in the fridge for your first night. On the first floor: Landing with built in wardrobe. Bedroom with standard double bed. Bathroom with bath and over bath electric shower.

We are close to the Welsh border and well situated for exploring Shropshire, North Wales and Cheshire. Local attractions include the Shropshire Union Canal, Whittington Castle, Old Oswestry Racecourse, Oswestry Hillfort, Chirk and Pontcysyllte Aqueducts, the lakes at Ellesmere, Chirk Castle and Erdigg House. Llangollen is only a 20 minute drive away. The Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital is 2 miles away and can be reached by car in about 7 minutes.

Whitfield Mews is an award winning collection of four charming and characterful 1-bed cottages in secure gated grounds which border the town park within the centre of Oswestry. Numbers 3 and 4 are clad in Siberian larch and each have outside decked terraces accessed through double doors in the living area.

Awarded a High Commendation by Oswestry & District Civic Society the cottages have period features including oak floors and doors, raised ceilings with roof lights and sash windows that flood the rooms with natural light. The accommodation briefly comprises - Living / dining area, fully fitted kitchen with integral appliances, hall, double bedroom and bathroom with a large walk in shower. The property is electrically powered and heated with double glazed sash windows throughout.

A rustic hut in its own secluded, private area on the property. There is a full double bed, cozy sofa and foldout dining table for two. A seperate, fully renovated horsebox provides a spacious cooking area for preparing those romantic meals for two. A private waterless eco-toilet keeps your glamping low-impact, keeping the world green. Use it as a hideaway to recharge, and if you fancy stepping back into the world there are two gastropubs, fish and chip shop and a local shop within walking distance. There is no shower.

Comfortable and quiet. Overlooking fields, next to a small pond area. All your creature comforts; towels, sheets and a very comfy mattress too.

Typical English village with 13th century castle ruin, two pub/restaurants, fish and chip shop and general store/post office.