Strine View Cottage

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Sleeps 4
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 1
Pets Yes

Mr West

June 2017

“The hosts were lovely and ...”

The hosts were lovely and welcoming, the cottage was gorgeous and with all the extra touches such as fresh flowers in the cottage we were very impressed.

The hosts were lovely and welcoming, the cottage was gorgeous and with all the extra touches such as fresh flowers in the cottage we were very impressed.

Mrs Parsons

April 2017

“This cottage was perfectly situated ...”

This cottage was perfectly situated for our family to explore, the surrounding area of Shropshire.
Mr Gardner

December 2016

“Very pleased with the cottage and ...”

Very pleased with the cottage and the location would strongly recomend for a romantic vacation
ban8481

November 2016

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“out of town”

A well equipped cottage with the biggest bed I have ever slept in. You could chase the wife round it all night without catching her. The WiFi was a bit iffy to start with but got better when the owner fixed it and from then on we got good reception. The cottage is some distance from the nearest pub or shops. Shrewsbury is worth a visit. There are walks in the adjacent fields and on the quiet lane next to the cottage. The one big problem is when I decided to walk in the fields next to the lane. A rather pompous and quite officious person told me it was his land
Mrs Rooney

September 2016

“The cottage was lovely and the ...”

The cottage was lovely and the owners were really friendly but also gave you your privacy. The location was perfect for where we wanted to visit. My husband loved it so much he wants to live there permanently! Have recommended it to friends and will return.
Mr Thomson

August 2016

“Mr and Mrs Parker were brill my 8 ...”

Mr and Mrs Parker were brill my 8 year old son was ill one day and they were very great with us and helped us out. The cottage was amazing and provided everything you would need and a washing machine was fantastic as it was well needed on our wet muddy days! Great facilities, fantastic owners would highly recommend. It was very easy to book through sykes too.
Mrs Tuck

August 2016

“A lovely cottage in a beautiful ...”

A lovely cottage in a beautiful quiet location. Lots of attractions to see in the area. Wi-fi pretty non existent so don't feel this property should be advertised as having wi-fi. Wasn't a huge problem but hampered us in our research for finding dog friendly places to visit.
elapatrice

June 2016

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“Beautiful Cottage”

We chose this cottage as we were looking for a pet friendly place and also required facilities on the ground floor, it was perfect on both counts. The downstairs bedroom has an enormous bed, with very comfortable bedding, there is also another double bed on a mezzanine level, the cottage would suit 4 people comfortably It was only refurbished a few years ago and they have completed it very tastefully and it is a beautifully decorated comfy cottage. It is located on the owners land, in front of their house, but you have plenty of privacy, the cottage overlooks a field where there are 2 delightful horses, who enjoyed there daily treats. There are 2 areas to sit and relax outside, with seating provided in both places, it is a great sun trap,perfect in the evening for chilling with a glass of wine The location is within driving distance to many local towns, and the Ironbridge Gorge and museums Overall a lovely cottage that we will return too.
Mrs Postlethwaite

June 2016

“Excellent cottage in a lovely ...”

Excellent cottage in a lovely location with extremely helpful owners.
Miss Williams

May 2016

“A stunning cottage, beautifully ...”

A stunning cottage, beautifully restored and set in 21 acres. The horses were very friendly. It was very remote, so great to switch off and enjoy the peace and quiet, yet it was only a 10min drive to large shops.
Mr Kidd

April 2016

“A nice secluded property with a ...”

A nice secluded property with a lovely cottage feel. We loved the well in the garden and the fire pit with a seating area. It was close enough to town for the shops whilst far away enough to have that great countryside feeling. There were plenty of quiet lanes to walk the dog.
Mrs Fleckney

March 2016

“Had a relaxing break in this ...”

Had a relaxing break in this peaceful location. It was a great base for visiting the iron bridge museums, which is the reason we were in the area. Would definitely stay there again if we want to visit this area again.
Ms Peatfield

February 2016

“The location was ideal for the ...”

The location was ideal for the holiday we had planned. The cottage was in lovely surroundings and was very warm and comfortable with excellent facilities. Owners were welcoming and approachable. Would recommend and hope to return.
familym40

August 2015

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“We loved it”

We stayed here for a week. The cottage is very pretty, very clean, is very well equipped and is over all just done to a very high standard. It is in a very peaceful location and ideal for getting away to relax. We would definitely think about returning for another holiday.
landplister

November 2013

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“Beautiful cottage in great central location”

We had a fantastic weeks stay at Strine View Cottage along with our dog. The owners where incredibly helpful and had built and equipped the cottage perfectly. We chose this place as it looked so lovely from the photos but they actually didn't do it the justice it deserves. Staying away in the autumn sometimes means a lot of time indoors so the big comfy sofas and a wood burner were just the ticket. The mezzanine bedroom was also a great feature and the cottage felt so spacious. We had plans to visit places near Stafford, Cheshire and even North Wales and the great location allowed us to easily do so. On our return, we were often met by the owners friendly dog and had plenty of space to walk our dog, park the car and sit outside in one of the two seating areas when we had a rare bit of sunshine. Had it of been a different time of year, the available bar-b-que would have been great. The cottage was so quiet and well away from any road noise. There was everything we required and we had a lovely relaxing break which we really needed.

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Features

Off road parking
Ground floor bedroom
Open fire
Smoke-free
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Broadband / WiFi

The property

A detached 19th century farmhouse sitting next to the owners' home, on a 22-acre smallholding, on the edge of the village of Crudgington.

This attractive Shropshire cottage provides charming, cosy accommodation with the added benefit of a woodburner, perfect for a family holiday or a romantic break in a quiet, rural location.

There are two comfortable bedrooms at this cottage near Shrewsbury, one double set on a mezzanine level, plus a ground floor twin that can be conveniently converted into a super king-size double.

Guests will discover a welcoming, homely atmosphere at this cottage near Ironbridge, with the cosy sitting room boasting an original brick-built inglenook fireplace housing a warming woodburner.

There are two outdoor sitting areas to choose from, both ideal for a quiet drink or an alfresco meal after taking a riverside stroll through the owner's land.

This area of Shropshire is a fantastic choice for any lovers of the outdoors as there are miles of walks and cycle routes to enjoy through the countryside.

Enjoy exciting day trips to Hoo Farm and meet the animals, which is just four miles away.

Just a short drive away is Hawkstone Park Follies, a fantastic space with cliffs, caves, woods and crags to explore.

There are towers, monuments and quaint little buildings to discover as well as a tea room where you can relax for a while.

Visit Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Site where there are a number of museums to enjoy including Blists Hill Victorian Town where you can step back in time and see how life used to be. See the beautiful beamed buildings of Shrewsbury and Ludlow, both of which have a selection of shops and pubs and a castle.

Shrewsbury, the birthplace of Charles Darwin, has over 600 listed buildings and many quaint streets and alleyways to spend the day strolling around.

Why not take a picnic and enjoy picturesque Quarry Park.

In Ludlow you will find many events throughout the year including popular Food and Drink Festival which takes place in September and the annual Medieval Christmas Fayre.

Visit Wroxeter Roman City with its interesting ruins and vineyard, the Acton Scott Historic Working Farm or simply take to the nearby Long Mynd Hills above delightful Church Stretton for wonderful scenic walks.

This is a charming Shropshire cottage, within easy reach of a plethora of wonderful attractions, and ideal at any time of the year.

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Accommodation

Mostly ground floor. Two bedrooms: 1 x mezzanine double, 1 x twin (zip/link, can be super king-size double on request). Shower room with shower, basin and WC. Kitchen with breakfast bar. Sitting room with dining area and woodburner.

Amenities

Electric radiators with woodburner
Double electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, washing machine, dishwasher, TV with Freeview, DVD, WiFi
Fuel, power and starter pack for woodburner inc. in rent, additional fuel available from owners (£5 per basket or £10 unlimited amount)
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Cot and stairgate
Off road parking for 2 cars
Front gravelled area with furniture, rear patio garden with furniture and BBQ, plus shared use of owners' land
One well-behaved dog welcome
Sorry, no smoking
Shop and pub 2 miles
Note: Due to the close proximity of livestock, dogs must be kept under strict control at all times
Note: The River Strine runs through the owners' land, children to be supervised.

About the location

CRUDGINGTON

Shrewsbury 11 miles; Ironbridge 15 miles.

The historic rural village of Crudgington is surrounded by wonderful Shropshire countryside, including Crudgington Moor, which is a haven for a variety of wildlife. The Wrekin Forest School is just a short walk away and this 40 acre woodland adventure centre provides many hours of fun for all the family. Only 15 miles away is the beautiful Ironbridge Gorge, a famous World Heritage Site. Home to the world's first iron-built bridge, the village is set in a lovely wooded valley in the heart of Shropshire, offering a fine selection of pubs, restaurants, shops and tea rooms. A collection of industrial and Victorian themed museums make up the ten Ironbridge Museums, including Blists Hill, a fantastic open air Victorian town. Discover the historic towns of Much Wenlock, Shrewsbury and Ludlow, as well as many NT properties and the fascinating Wroxeter Roman City, Stokesay Castle, Acton Scott Historic Farm and the renowned RAF Museum Cosford. There really is something for everyone in this delightful part of Shropshire.

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Strine View Cottage

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