The property
Placed on the outskirts of the fascinating market town of Shrewsbury is this tastefully decorated detached cottage.
Placed on a peaceful cul-de-sac, this is a homely base from which to explore the excellent attractions of Shropshire.
Feel instantly welcome by the well-presented accommodation as you enter straight into the comforting sitting room, finished with ample snug seating, a TV and an alluring gas fire to turn those chilly nights into warm and cosy ones.
Next, wander into the adjacent dining room which is set delightfully for five, while also boasting comfortable seating overlooking the immaculate garden.
Completing the ground floor is a stylish and fully equipped kitchen, where you can also enjoy your morning coffee at the lovely little breakfast bar.
Take the stairs to reach the bright and airy first floor; the three bedrooms offer a choice of arrangements, including a master double room, a twin room with flexible zip/link beds and a single room, all decorated in a welcoming fashion.
Get ready for your day in the sumptuous family bathroom, attractive tiles and quality fittings ensure you can prepare in style.
The class of this Shropshire holiday home continues to its enclosed back garden, thoughtfully designed with an immaculate lawn and a dog kennel, as well as a stunning patio with plenty of furniture to enjoy a relaxing drink or two as the sun goes down.
A short drive, or a 20-minute walk will take you into fabulous Shrewsbury, a market town lined with quaint architecture playing host to an array of first-class amenities.
A number of popular attractions and destinations are within easy reach from here; Church Stretton, Much Wenlock and Telford to name but a few.
Lovers of the outdoors can explore the wondrous Shropshire Hills AONB.
An excellent base for touring this fine part of England.
About the location
SHREWSBURY
Church Stretton 13 miles; Much Wenlock 13 miles; Telford 15 miles
Shrewsbury lies in the heart of one of England's most beautiful counties. Set within a giant loop of the River Severn, it is one of England's finest heritage towns with over 600 listed buildings. Explore the picturesque cobbled alleys and squares or enjoy some of the events and festivals that take place each year, particularly Shrewsbury's 'Summer Season' which caters for every age and interest. The town offers a superb selection of independent and high street shops, along with plenty of cafes, bars, restaurants and pubs. The birthplace of Charles Darwin, Shrewsbury also boasts Shrewsbury Abbey, founded in 1083 and home to the fictional Brother Cadfael. Shrewsbury Castle, an impressive sandstone building in beautiful gardens and grounds, houses the Shropshire Regimental Museum, while Quarry Park is home to the annual Shrewsbury Flower Show. Visit NT's stately Attingham Park, an elegant 18th century mansion, Wroxeter Roman City, the museums at Ironbridge, the castle and excellent restaurants of Ludlow, or Acton Scott working farm, as featured in the Victorian Farm TV series.
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