The property
Positioned on a quiet lane, just off the A49, on route from Shrewsbury to Ludlow, 5 minutes from the A5.
The Station house, formally the Condover railway station is washed in white, this detached cottage offers a luxurious feel throughout, perfect for families and large groups celebrating a special occasion.
The lounge is bright and sunny, with sumptuous large leather suite welcoming you to fully relax, after a day's adventures out on the hills.
There is also a games room boasting stylish fixtures and a plush leather sofa.
The kids and even the grown ups can enjoy a good selection of games available, or a chilled evening with your favourite film.
Don't forget the popcorn!
Enjoy the beautiful views of emerald pastures, and many local beauty spots.
The large kitchen comes with a breakfast table and is fully equipped with everything you will need.
And just off from here is the formal dining room with hostess trolley, inviting you to share and evening over a delicious meal with your loved ones.
The bedrooms boast crisp white linens and lovely finishing touches, making you feel right at home.
The master king size and one of the double bedrooms come with en-suite facilities, whilst the family bathroom offers a luxury Jacuzzi bath tub and separate shower.
Outside, the kids can run around with their four-legged friends on the lawn as you watch on by from the patio or the garden room, with a thirst-quenching beverage in hand.
Station House sits around half a mile away from Condover village, which is between the towns of Shrewsbury and Church Stretton, giving you access to all the attractions and delightful amenities they both offer.
You also have Shrewsbury Golf Club right on the doorstep, for any golfing enthusiasts among you!
The property is adjacent to a charity run rehoming kennels, which gives you the opportunity for day care of your own pets if you wish to go out for the day.
There is also the opportunity to walk one of the dogs from centre, who would love your company.
The railway line is the main line from Shrewsbury to Hereford, although the trains are regular the house being double glazed minimizes any disturbance, and if you are lucky you may see the odd steam train coming past.
Choosing this cottage for your base means you are on the fringes of the Shropshire Hills AONB, boasting some fabulous walking opportunities and outdoor adventure.
Visit museums, historic landmarks, houses and gardens, and simply enjoy the time you have in this superb location.
About the location
CONDOVER
Shrewsbury 5 miles; Ironbridge; 14 miles; Ludlow 25 miles.
Condover is a village in Shropshire, 5 miles south of the town of Shrewsbury. The Cound Brook flows through the village from the Stretton Hills, before meeting the River Severn. Condover is situated between the towns of Shrewsbury and Church Stretton and within easy reach of the Long Mynd and the South Shropshire Hills AONB. These provide opportunities for hill walking, mountain biking and a range of other outdoor activities. Condover is a picturesque, historic village, which has its own Social Club, Post Office and butcher’s shop. There are plenty of walking and cycling opportunities in the area with specific paths and quiet lanes to follow. Within the village is Condover Hall which is a residential activity centre hosting educational activity trips for schools, sports teams, groups and families. Condover is home to Shrewsbury Golf Club which boasts mature parkland with treelined and fast greens and is popular for golfers of any ability. Shrewsbury, just a 10 minute drive away, is one of England's finest heritage towns with over 600 listed buildings and many attractions such as Theatre Severn, Shrewsbury Museum and Art Gallery, together with the historic Abbey and Castle. Explore the picturesque cobbled alleys and squares or enjoy some of the events and festivals that take place each year such as the Shrewsbury Flower Show. The town offers a superb selection of independent and high street shops, along with plenty of cafes, bars, restaurants and pubs. A relaxing walk in the Quarry Park, or a leisurely boat trip on the River Severn, could be the perfect way to end a day exploring the county town of Shropshire and birthplace of Charles Darwin. Further afield takes you to the medieval market town of Ludlow, famous for its castle as well as many food and drink festivals throughout the year to enjoy. Take a trip to the town of Bridgnorth, home to The Severn Valley Steam Railway, explore the World Heritage Site of the Ironbridge Gorge or discover the numerous National Trust properties of Attingham Park, Benthall Hall, Sunnycroft House and Carding Mill Valley all within easy reach. Condover is a popular village with a good selection of amenities and is an ideal location to explore the beautiful county of Shropshire.
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