The property
This wonderful, first floor, detached 19th century barn conversion cottage is situated on the owner's 400-acre working farm, on the edge of the small, rural village of Kynnersley.
Full of character, this charming, brick-built Kynnersley cottage is set solely over the first floor and provides traditional accommodation.
Boasting a wealth of exposed beams, trusses, and brick walls, it makes the perfect base for families or groups of friends exploring Shropshire.
This Kynnersley cottage offers a main bedroom featuring a super king-size double bed with a TV, and an en-suite shower room.
There are also two pretty twin rooms, and a family bathroom, while the delightful, open plan living area is ideal for relaxing in after an exciting day discovering beautiful Shropshire.
Prepare delicious meals in the well-equipped kitchen, sit down to plan tomorrow’s adventures around the dining table from this Kynnersley cottage, or put your feet up in the sitting area by the welcoming woodburning stove.
This Kynnersley cottage has a large, rear lawned garden, perfect for enjoying alfresco dining on warm summer evenings, with views stretching over a wildflower meadow to the Wrekin’s 1334ft summit.
Let the kids explore the children’s playhouse and run around the lawn, while you sit back and soak up the sunshine with a good book.
Visit the World Heritage Site of the Ironbridge Gorge with its ten museums, and explore the beautiful, medieval towns of Shrewsbury, Much Wenlock and Ludlow.
The very popular Attingham Park (16 miles) and Sunnycroft (6 miles) are nearby National Trust properties.
Stroll through the amazing Wroxeter Roman City ruins and vineyard or discover the Acton Scott Estate and its Historic Working Farm.
Why not pack a picnic and enjoy wonderful scenic walks over the Long Mynd in the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty or visit the beautiful gardens at Hodnet Hall and Wollerton Old Hall?
This charming Kynnersley cottage is the perfect all-year-round retreat, within easy reach of all of Shropshire’s wonderful attractions.
About the location
KYNNERSLEY
Wellington 5 miles; Newport 7 miles; Telford 7.7 miles; Ironbridge 13 miles.
Kynnersley is a small, rural village situated on the North Shropshire Weald Moors. The village is home to the St. Chad’s, a 13th century church featuring an unusual bell tower, and Whim Cottage, a Grade II listed building which dates back to the 16th century and is the oldest house in the village. Nearby, the delightful, Georgian-style market town of Newport boasts a wonderful selection of pubs and restaurants, and a variety of shops to peruse. Practise your swing at the nearby Shropshire Golf Centre, featuring a 27-hole main course and an 18-hole course for beginners, and explore the ten museums of the Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Site. Take a day trip to Shrewsbury, pull on your walking boots and explore the Long Mynd, which, along with the Acton Scott are situated in the Shropshire Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, or discover the Acton Scott Estate, a historic working farm, tucked away in the Shropshire Hills. With so much to see and do, Kynnersley is a wonderful, relaxing base for uncovering the delights of Shropshire, all year round!
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