The property
This beautiful lodge is resting in the rural landscape of Billingsley, and makes an inviting place to relax amongst countryside views.
The cosy setting is perfect for couples or families to make the most of a delightful stay, with exquisite furnishings that will take your breath away.
As you enter, an uplifting, open plan sitting room is tastefully arranged with seating, and french doors that lead out to the balcony area.
This sweeps over to a kitchen and dining space, where you can enjoy the lovely interior while preparing your favourite meals.
The soft colours blend well with the elegant black and white overtone, and there is enough space to socialise and entertain guests throughout the day.
A twin bedroom sits off from this, carrying a hint of blue, laced with soothing effects and a mirrored fitted wardrobe for your convenience.
Moving round, a classic bathroom is finished with a well-designed shower, elevated by a unique texture.
A double bedroom is a wonderful addition to the lodge, with silver décor, intricate detail; and this leads through to a contemporary en-suite.
For a magnificent touch, French doors lead to the outside, where you will be welcomed by natural scenery, and an L shaped balcony which wraps around the accommodation.
The hot tub and seating area are perfect for relaxing on a sunny day, and admiring the heart-warming backdrop.
For more picturesque sight seeing, why not wander into the village of Billingsley, with country parks and museums, or take a trip to Bridgnorth, laying only seven miles away.
This is an excellent retreat in an outstanding location.
About the location
BILLINGSLEY
Bridgnorth 7 miles; Ludlow 16 miles.
Billingsley is a small village surrounded by beautiful Shropshire countryside, 7 miles from Bridgnorth. The area offers excellent walking, and boasts easy access to a wealth of country parks, great houses, museums and picturesque Shropshire villages. Enjoy a visit to the delightful Bridgnorth, winner of ‘Britain in Bloom', which comprises of the High Town and the Low Town, connected by winding streets and flights of steps. A bustling Saturday street market provides an ample excuse to explore the town and see the impressive castle ruins, while a ride on the steep funicular railway enables you to glimpse in style what Charles I called “the finest view in all my kingdom". With easy access to The Royal Air Force Museum at Cosford, Ironbridge Gorge, with its 10 museums and striking landscape, and the popular destinations of Shrewsbury and Ludlow, this is an ideal base for an enjoyable break at any time of the year.
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