The Granary
- 5 guests
- 3 beds
- 2 bathrooms
- Pet Friendly
Description
Church Stretton 7 miles.
A superb semi-detached barn conversion, set on a working farm, in the peaceful village of Stapleton.
Refurbished to a very high standard, this spacious and charming property retains a wealth of original character, including a woodburner and exposed beams throughout.
The spacious, well equipped kitchen with dining area leads down 3 stone steps to a hallway featuring a wonderful oak staircase.
The lovely master bedroom offers open access to the gallery and boasts a four poster bed.
The charming towns of Shrewsbury and Church Stretton are within easy reach.
Your dates
Everything you'll need
- Wifi
- Baby Friendly
- Dishwasher
- Garden / Patio
- Ground Floor Bedroom
- Wifi
- Baby Friendly
- Dishwasher
- Garden / Patio
- Ground Floor Bedroom
- Games Room
- Open Fire
- Off Road Parking
- Pet Friendly
- Near Pub / Shop
What guests are saying
A wonderful atmospheric cottage with great charm.
Spent a wonderful week exploring the Shropshire hills and surrounds. Met the hosts and enjoyed a farming chat. Didn't have time for the tour round the farm but maybe next time. Would highly recommend. Thank you.
One of the main reasons for choosing this holiday property was because of the advertised outdoor barn out building area of which had photos of pool tables, table tennis tables and a trampoline.
I have two children, both of ages where these types of activities would be very well suited, especially right on your door step. There was some dissatisfaction to find that part of the area was being used by sheep. Don’t get me wrong, the property is situated on a working farm, and I have no problems with farm animals using the facilities, when required but when it’s obvious the place has been used to store animals for some time and the use of the games facilities appears to be now an after thought, the equipment is now a shadow of its former self from what was portrayed in photos. The holiday cottage was a good size for our family. The location was suitable to go off and explore. The cottage had more than enough items to make your stay comfortable, such as kitchen utensils, however some of the cleanliness was questionable. A very useful DAB radio in the kitchen, however on the front of it, the buttons and dials were grubby from constant use of dirty fingers etc. a wipe over by me and sorted. Quite a few cob webs hanging down the side of kitchen units and other areas etc. a dust down by me and sorted. The main bathroom had a broken toilet flush handle which was held on by tape but regardless kept coming off most times. The shower head handle had the same tape holding things together. The en-suite bathroom shower kept leaking and it was obvious that a few attempts had been made to rectify this by the large amounts of mastic around the shower tray. In the end the en suite was abandoned for the use of the main bathroom shower. The owner advised in the cottage details to bring towels etc, however I wasn’t aware I needed to bring my own hand wash/soap. Off to the local shop to buy some for less than a £1. Surely, that’s something that should be found in bathrooms in a holiday cottage? The small pool table on the landing was an added bonus within the cottage, kept the children quiet for a little while, however, again it’s seen better days with various repairs made to the felt table lining. In all, it’s the little things that collectively add up to make the bigger picture and when you’re staying in a holiday cottage for a family vacation it’s these little things that make a difference. The cottage could do with a bit of a touch up to make the stay a bit more warming. Despite some disappointments there were some plus sides. The oven was clean, probably one of the cleanest I’ve experienced within a holiday cottage. A nice touch was being met with some home made cake and milk in the fridge by the owner on our first day. The little court yard was an ideal space to sit and enjoy that cup of tea, and generally the cottage was in good order. I may have been picky in my summarising, but I can’t help but feel that when you’re spending a good amount of money on a holiday stay these things should be right.
The property was comfortable with good facilities.
There were a few annoying details, including blinds which didn't fully work, windows that were broken (I stayed during a heatwave so these things were essential) and some grubby corners in the kitchen and lounge. Spacious living areas and a comfortable double bed downstairs were most welcome.
Good to know
House Rules
Good housekeeping bond
This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £150
Smoking
Not permitted
Property notes
Please note that the property is for holiday lets only and does not accept worker bookings
Please note: Your booking must end before or on the Saturday after your check-in.
Stay Information
Check-in / Check-out
15:00 / 10:00
Property ref
1146
Parking
Off Road Parking
Guest & Pet Policy
Pets
Allowed
Children
Children and infants welcome
Accessibility
Ground floor