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The Mill House

(Ref. 1191922)

near Wellington, Shropshire, Shropshire Show on map

Sykes rating

  • 8 Guests

  • 4 Bedrooms

  • 2 Bathrooms

  • Pets: Yes

Features

  • Electric vehicle charging
  • Off road parking
  • Open fire
  • Garden / Patio
  • Dishwasher
  • Broadband / WiFi

Summary

  • Over three floors
  • Four bedrooms: 1 x second-floor super-king-size with walk-in wardrobe, sofa bed and en-suite jacuzzi bath with shower over, basin, bidet and WC, 1 x king-size with gas fire, walk-in jacuzzi shower, basin, and Smart TV, 1 x super-king-size with basin and TV, 1 x king-size
  • Bathroom with freestanding bath, walk-in shower, basin, and separate WC
  • Cloakroom with basin and WC
  • Kitchen/Breakfast bar
  • Living/dining room with electric Blown Air fire
  • Sitting room with open fire
  • Conservatory with Smart TV
  • Oil-fired central heating
  • Aga, electric combi oven, double induction hob, 2 x fridge, freezer, dishwasher, pod coffee machine
  • Smart TVs, WiFi
  • Fuel, power and starter pack for open fire inc. in rent
  • Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
  • Ample off-road parking
  • EV charging available
  • Large garden with lawn, decking, patio, furniture, summerhouse, and pond
  • Outdoor WC (may be shared with nearby small campsite)
  • One well-behaved dog welcome
  • Sorry, no smoking
  • Shop 3.5 miles, pub 1.5 miles, river 0.1 miles
  • Note: Children must be supervised in the garden due to unfenced areas

The property

The Mill House is a striking three-storey holiday home resting near Wellington in Shropshire.

Perfectly positioned for families and friends seeking a memorable escape, offering a wealth of standout features, including an open fire, manicured gardens, and a luxurious jacuzzi bath, this property promises a relaxing retreat amidst stunning countryside scenery.

Arriving at The Mill House, you’ll park with ease on the generous driveway and pause to admire its elevated position and regal, grand feel, framed by sweeping countryside views.

Turn slowly to take in the rolling fields and distant Shropshire Hills before stepping inside, where original doors, exposed beams, and a fantastic open fire set the tone for a stay steeped in character. Enter through the large hallway with cloakroom, a space that immediately conveys elegance, and wander past a corridor offering ample storage for coats and shoes.

Ahead lies the heart of the home: a large kitchen/breakfast room with exposed brickwork and an Aga, complemented by an electric combi oven, larder fridge and a dishwasher.

Off this space is a walk-in pantry stocked with a second fridge and a tall freezer, ensuring everything you need for indulgent feasts.

Imagine preparing hearty meals here, sunlight streaming across rustic surfaces, before gathering in the living/dining room, where a grand dining table sits beside a electric Blown Air fire and a piano, ready to accompany lively evenings.

Captivating countryside views while relaxing in reclining chairs and an animal-printed rug add a flourish of style.

Continue into the separate sitting room, where a large open fire and exposed brick create a warm, inviting atmosphere.

Sink into plush armchairs, flick on the Smart TV with surround sound, and admire the beams overhead.

This space flows effortlessly into the expansive conservatory, a light-filled retreat with a dining table, lounge chairs, and French doors leading to the garden—a perfect spot to enjoy a steaming cup of tea while watching the world outside.

Climb the staircase, where runners soften each step, and as you ascend from the first floor to the second, pause at the striking circular window before entering the super-king-size suite.

Here, a futon sofa, ornamental fireplace, and lovely views create an indulgent sanctuary, complemented by an en-suite featuring a huge jacuzzi bath with shower over, promising spa-like relaxation.

Back on the first floor there are two bedrooms.

One is a super king-size with a sofa and basin positioned to soak up stunning vistas, and a king-size with an ornamental fireplace and sweeping views of the countryside and garden.

The final bedroom with king-size bed complete with shower, vanity unit, basin and TV ensuring entertainment is always close at hand.

Step outside to discover a garden designed for exploration.

Wander past manicured hedges at the rear, a shimmering wildlife pond, and box-edged pathways that lead to hidden corners.

The wooden-clad summerhouse, sits proudly on the decking and comes complete with a croquet set for leisurely afternoons.

From here, gaze across the manicured lawns and watch horses grazing in the field beyond.

An outdoor WC, discreetly positioned at the side of the house.

When you’re ready to explore, the River lies just a short stroll away, and a further walk to a lively village pub 1.5 miles away provide a taste of village life.

For unforgettable days out, venture to the Shropshire Hills National Landscape, where rolling hills and wildlife-rich trails like The Wrekin, promise invigorating walks, climbs and panoramic views.

Journey to Ironbridge Gorge to marvel at its iconic bridge, immerse yourself in living history at the Victorian village, and enjoy riverside strolls along the Severn.

Alternatively, spend a day in Shrewsbury, wandering medieval streets lined with boutique shops, relaxing by the river, and uncovering centuries of heritage at Shrewsbury Castle.Telford town center is 8 miles away, perfect for modern day activities with a cinema, park and the Telford town entre zoo, perfect for a family day out.

For a stately experience, visit Attingham Park, where opulent interiors, sweeping parkland, and a walled garden offer a glimpse into Georgian splendour.

The Mill House is more than a holiday home; it’s an invitation to indulge in character, comfort, and countryside charm.

Note: This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £450.

Where you’ll be staying

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WELLINGTON, SHROPSHIRE

Telford 2.9 miles; Shrewsbury 12.4 miles; Ludlow 31.5 miles

Wellington is a vibrant market town resting between Telford and Shrewsbury. Known as the northern gateway to the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the town is celebrated for its historic market, independent shops, and easy access to The Wrekin, one of Shropshire’s most iconic landmarks. The town offers a wealth of attractions, including Sunnycroft, an Edwardian villa managed by the National Trust, and the Wellington Orbit, a cultural hub featuring a café and cinema. Outdoor enthusiasts will love the walking trails that lead to The Wrekin and The Ercall, making Wellington a popular base for hikers and cyclists. Dining options include Park Street Kitchen Ltd., serving vibrant Caribbean-inspired dishes with vegan and gluten-free choices, and The Pheasant Pub and Brewhouse, home to the Wrekin Brewing Company. For local produce, visit Anthony’s of Wellington on Market Street, or stock up on essentials at the town’s supermarkets and the thriving Victorian Market Hall, which hosts markets four days a week. For additional amenities, Telford is just a short drive away, offering larger retail centres and leisure facilities. If you are looking to explore further, there are several towns and villages within an hour of Wellington that offer their own distinctive character and attractions. Shrewsbury is a medieval gem where you can wander through winding streets lined with timber-framed buildings. Visit Shrewsbury Castle, a striking red sandstone fortress, and take a leisurely stroll through The Quarry Park, a riverside haven bursting with floral displays. The Shrewsbury Museum and Art Gallery provides a fascinating insight into the town’s rich heritage and contemporary culture. A short journey to Ironbridge will transport you to the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution. Here you can marvel at the iconic Iron Bridge, an engineering masterpiece spanning the River Severn. Step back in time at Blists Hill Victorian Town, where costumed characters bring history to life, and explore the Museum of the Gorge, which offers panoramic views and captivating industrial artefacts. Further south lies Ludlow, a market town renowned for its culinary excellence and medieval charm. Discover Ludlow Castle, perched above the River Teme, and wander through streets dotted with Georgian façades and independent shops. Food lovers can indulge at the Ludlow Food Centre, or plan a visit during the celebrated Ludlow Food Festival for a true taste of Shropshire’s gastronomic heritage.

This property offers the following short breaks:

  • Winter
  • Off-season
  • Last minute
  • Christmas