The property
An attractive, detached, brick-built bungalow situated down a quiet leafy lane in a pleasant area of Ludlow, only 10 minutes' walk from the heart of Ludlow's famous medieval town centre.
This charming Ludlow cottage provides high quality, traditional accommodation with a welcoming atmosphere, especially when you find yourself curling up beside the cosy woodburning stove.
This Ludlow cottage boasts WiFi, and is ideal for a family holiday or a romantic break in what is surely England's finest Tudor town.
The pleasant lawned garden and patio outside this Ludlow cottage are perfect for dining alfresco after an exciting day exploring Ludlow or the Shropshire countryside.
Ludlow offers a wonderful 11th century castle, plus a selection of shops, pubs and restaurants.
This Ludlow cottage is a superb base for enjoying one of Britain's most beautiful towns and its surrounding area.
Nearby attractions are wide-ranging and plentiful and include Stokesay Castle, the Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre, Acton Scott Historic Working Farm, the wonderful Long Mynd and Caradoc Hills above Church Stretton, not to mention the World Heritage Site of Ironbridge, the Severn Valley Railway and fantastic days out in medieval Shrewsbury and Hereford.
An ideal Ludlow cottage for an exciting all year round holiday.
Accommodation
All ground floor.
Three bedrooms: 1 x king-size double with TV/DVD and Freeview, 1 x twin (zip/link - can be made into a king-size double on request), 1 x single. Shower room with shower, basin and WC. Fitted kitchen. Sitting room with dining area, woodburning stove and patio doors to garden.
About the location
LUDLOW
Church Stretton 15 miles; Hereford 25 miles; Shrewsbury 28 miles; Worcester 33 miles.
The historic market town of Ludlow is situated on the River Teme, amongst the outstanding countryside of the Welsh Marches. With more than 500 listed buildings, Ludlow provides a fascinating backdrop for the town’s regular street markets, held in the shadow of the castle and showcasing a range of goods - from cheeses and fresh produce to books and local crafts. Ludlow is renowned for its shopping, with a number of antique and art and craft shops, along with excellent restaurants and numerous tea shops, pubs and inns. Ludlow Castle is over 900 years old and contains fascinating examples of architecture while below, the Millennium Green offers a large public riverside green and the popular Green Cafe. Ludlow is renowned for its food and drink festivals in spring and autumn, as well as Fringe Arts and Community festivals in the summer. Ludlow is within easy reach of Church Stretton, Shrewsbury and Hereford, as well as popular attractions such as World Heritage Site of Ironbridge Gorge, Severn Valley Railway, Berrington Hall and Cardingmill Valley. Ludlow is a superb destination for a relaxing all year round break.
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