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The Brewhouse

church stretton, shropshire
  • 4 guests
  • 2 beds
  • 1 bathroom
  • No pets

Description

Church Stretton 3.3 miles.

The Brewhouse is a rustic, former farmhouse resting in the quaint village of Minton, near Church Stretton in Shropshire.

Tastefully-preserved, with characterful stone walls, wooden beams, and flagstone flooring present throughout, this 200-year-old abode provides off-road parking for two cars, a collection of well-appointed interiors, and a superb location at the heart of the magnificent Shropshire Hills National Landscapes (AONB), inviting a family or a group of friends for an unforgettable countryside retreat.

Park up outside The Brewhouse, taking a moment to soak in your idyllic new rural surroundings before you step inside to make yourself at home.

Once inside, store your outerwear in the boot room before you enter the kitchen/diner, an elegant and fully-equipped living space that serves as the true social hub of the home.

Watch as the chosen chef rustles up a delicious, home-cooked meal whilst you and your loved ones uncork a bottle of wine at the dining table.

An electric fire which has a woodburning stove effect keeps the sitting room warm and toasty, which itself comprises ample seating and a sleek, wall-mounted TV.

On sunny days or warm evenings, head out into the garden to lounge on the outdoor seating as you raise a glass to toast your getaway.

When sleep finally calls, be sure to refresh with a rejuvenating shower on your way to settling down for your valuable rest in either a sumptuous king-size or twin bedroom.

If you can tear yourself from your tranquil new base, you can step out directly onto 5000 acres of National Trust-owned common land, or jump in the car and head out to explore what's on offer in your local area.

The briefest of drives will bring you to your nearest pubs and restaurants, The Station Inn and The Ragleth Inn, whilst just beyond lies the market town of Church Stretton, where you can find The Kings Arms pub for a hearty lunch, visit one of several convenience stores that sell homely essentials, pick up some fresh bread at Mr Bun The Baker, or simply enjoy a spot of tea at Berry's cafe.

For a full day out, continue north until you reach the historic town of Shrewsbury.

Set upon the River Severn, the ancient setting offers an abundance of exciting things to do and see, whether that's snapping photos of Shrewsbury Castle or Shrewsbury Abbey, joining a tour of the ominous Shrewsbury Prison, sampling local produce at Shrewsbury Market Hall, or even ambling peacefully within the serene setting of The Quarry.

Whatever you get up to during your next stay in Shropshire, do it from The Brewhouse.


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Everything you'll need

  • Wifi
  • Baby Friendly
  • Dishwasher
  • Garden / Patio
  • Pets Not Allowed

What guests are saying

4.6
Based on 9 reviews
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Self check in was very suitable for us as we arrived late.

It was warm and welcoming and just what we needed after a long drive. Very comfortable and equipt well to enable us to cook our favourites, good fridge freezer to accomodate ingredients. Comfortable bed and good shower, simple but just right. This break was designed to be a retreat and it was that. Loved hearing the owls hooting, in what was otherwise a silent environment. In the morning watching the mist rise and the hills appear is wonderful. Managed a little walking while here, but a longer stay would have certainly encouraged even more as this is the perfect place for it. Batteries recharged now, but I hope to be back again soon.

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JacquelineDec 2025

Lovely comfortable cottage with walking from the door - everything we hoped for!

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JamesOct 2025

The location and hospitality were faultless.

We wanted to be as remote as possible for peace and quiet and access to the hill. The owners were delightful, friendly and helpful, determined to ensure we had the best week. We enjoyed chatting with them. The cottage is authentically rustic - with traditional features of wooden staircase, beams and low doorways. The shower caused daily conversations as pressure and temperature fluctuated. Given the great weather this didn't matter but in cooler weather would have been annoying. The roll top bath was a treat. The sitting room would perhaps benefit from some newer furniture.

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HayleyAug 2025

Good to know

House Rules

  • Good housekeeping bond

    This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £250

  • Smoking

    Not permitted

Stay Information

  • Check-in / Check-out

    16:00 / 10:00

  • Property ref

    1069186

  • Parking

    Off Road Parking

Guest & Pet Policy

  • Pets

    Not allowed

  • Children

    Children and infants welcome

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