Upper Farm Barn

Rating
Sleeps 4
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 2
Pets Yes
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Features

Off road parking
Ground floor bedroom
Open fire
Smoke-free
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Highchair available
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Games Room
Broadband / WiFi

Dr Maun
September 2019

“Ellie provides a comfortable and welcoming environment, including a welcoming package of bread, milk, scones, butter and jam.”

She ensured that we had logs for our stay. A perfect hostess. We intend to return next year.

She ensured that we had logs for our stay. A perfect hostess. We intend to return next year.
Mrs Walker June 2019

“The owners are delightful and so helpful.”

The cottage was very well placed for all the places we wanted to visit. We all felt it could have been a bit cleaner.
Mr Manning June 2019

“Upper Farm Barn is a quiet secluded location, with the noise of birds singing in the morning, and the smell of woodland flowers, beautiful.”
Dr Hillon May 2019

“Well equipped, nicely furnished cottage, remote- well mile and a half to pub !”

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Mr Richards May 2019

“We loved Upper Farm Barn.”

It was beautifully furnished, very warm and cosy. There was a welcome pack when we arrived which was much appreciated. There were also basics like tea, coffee, sugar oil and condiments supplied. The cottage was very well situated for seeing the local sights and enjoying beautiful the beautiful countryside.
Mrs Johnson February 2019

“Our first visit to Shropshire and we were well impressed.”

It will not be our last. An excellent barn conversion - comfortable, warm, beautifully decorated and with all requisite "mod cons". Brilliant base for a walking holiday. Nice quiet location but within easy driving distance of shops, pubs etc. Well done Ellie for taking this on and setting it up so beautifully. A real gem - please don't tell everyone!
minandrubes November 2018

“Fantastic cosy cottage”

Fantastic cottage, very comfortable and homely. We haven't visited Shropshire before but after the stay at Upper Farm Barn but we would definitely return. Lovely countryside and picturesque towns and villages. The Barn has been very well thought out with everything you need for a fantastic rest and break from normality. Very clean property. Ellie was on hand if required but non intrusive. Our dogs had a great time too. Thank you for providing such a lovely place for us to relax. Good luck for the future and I will definitely recommend.
Mr Collier November 2018

“Beautiful cosy cottage .”

Very clean and tidy with everything you need. Luxury towels and bedding were excellent. The cottage underfloor heating was especially appreciated after a long walk . Ellie welcomed us with a lovely package of Bread , Milk and homemade jam and scones which went down a treat. Would definitely recommend this cottage for either a short break or a longer holiday as the surrounding area was very scenic and there are plenty of places to visit . With Ludlow and Church Stretton well worth a visit
Miss Richards October 2018

“Very comfortable cottage, wonderful welcome from the owner.”

Situated in beautiful countryside.
Mrs Rowe October 2018

“Lovely place to stay in a stunning location with fabulous walks close by .”

Perfect week for us and our dogs. Oh and very nice welcome scones when we arrived along with delicious bread and butter and jam. Thanks Ellie
SallyO85 September 2018

“Peaceful, comfortable and welcoming.”

In a peaceful location in a little hamlet about 10 minutes drive from Church Stretton. This is our third visit to Ellie’s lovely cottages.. Accommodation is very attractive with comfy beds, pretty bathrooms and a gorgeous log burner for chilly evenings. Underfloor heating, dishwasher and washing machine make for a very pleasant stay. We especially enjoyed the terraced rear garden, thoughtfully designed to provide privacy and a sunny place to sit , eat and even have a lovely barbecue. Ellie the owner has fantastic taste and provides a lovely welcome pack with some home made goodies and local produce. We loved walking from the door , up the lane through the woods every day. Very well located for all the lovely walks and villages of the Shropshire Hills. If you love peaceful countryside with very comfortable accommodation this is for you.
Mrs White September 2018

“Lovely cottage in a peaceful location.”

One of the best cottages we have ever stayed in. Ellie had thought of everything that would be needed and we had a lovely welcome box of food when we arrived which included the soya milk we use and homemade scones and jam! Lots of information for exploring the area. Ellie had left a chalk board with a welcome on and also came around to personally welcome us. We would definitely visit her again if we get back to Shropshire.
Mrs Galloway July 2018

“Fabulous cottage in a fabulous location.”

Ellie the owner was so welcoming but not overpowering. Hope to return in the future.
Mr Novy June 2018

“Friendly and welcoming, flowers and food waiting for us.”

Modern yet homely. Nice fittings. Dog friendly, lovely stay, ideal.
Mr Davies June 2018

“The welcome was great with extra goodies on the table too.”

Owner Ellie very kind and helpful. Good to be able to sit out in the sun as wished. Countryside wonderful. We had everything we needed and more. Everything was comfortable. Heating as needed, but we had good weather. Quick drive to amazing supermarket in Craven Arms. Abundance of hedgerow flowers. Ongoing improvements being done outside to garden etc.
Mrs Mccowen May 2018

“Upper Barn Farm is a very sweet cottage, that is beautifully decorated.”

The location is peaceful. Ellie was extremely friendly and welcoming. We had a lovely few days there.
Miss Brazell May 2018

“The cottage was clean, comfortable and extremely well equipped.”

Ellie was very welcoming. We very much enjoyed our stay. The property description indicated a raised front patio, it would have been helpful to know that this was the access to the property, as 12 months ago this would have made accessing the property for my father almost impossible
Mr Jones May 2018

“Ellie works hard and was very helpful”
Miss Calvert-smith April 2018

“We got exactly what we expected, a comfortable, pretty, well appointed coottage.”

What added to the pleasure was the welcome pack and Ellie’s personal welcome and quick response to the one problem encountered.
Ms Stolc December 2017

“Lovely property and very tastefully decorated.”

It snowed the week we were there (very picturesque) and the owner Ellie was great at making sure we had everything we needed to make ourselves comfortable and see us through the snow days. Would highly recommend.
Mr Lee November 2017

“A lovely cottage in a beautiful location, immaculately clean, with numerous personal touches by the host to make staying there an absolute pleasure.”
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Woolston Cottages

Wistanstow 1.3 miles. These two first-class properties are situated down a small country lane, on the outskirts of the small hamlet of Woolston near to the village of Wistanstow, in the heart of the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Beautifully furnished throughout both properties offer delightful accommodation with the larger Upper Farm Barn being able to accommodate up to four guests and the smaller Goosepond able to accommodate two guests. Both properties have an open plan well-equipped kitchen, a dining area and comfortable sitting area with woodburning stove and the luxury of underfloor heating throughout to ensure you have a cosy stay whatever the time of year. The properties are accessed down a shared driveway and there is off road parking in a communal parking area. The smaller Goosepond property has its own private patio with furniture for relaxing after a busy day out and there are plenty of herbs which you can help yourself to. The larger Upper Farm Barn has a front elevated cobbled patio and to the rear a small private patio area with steps leading up a terraced wooded area. Situated in this picturesque area there are plenty of walking and cycling opportunities. Visit the nearby village of Wistanstow where you can enjoy a hearty meal in the Plough Inn and sample some of the local ales brewed in the village’s Wood Brewery. The Station Inn at Marshbrook is a short drive away or can be accessed via a pretty walk over the fields via Bushmoor Coppice: a Wildlife Trust woodland. Craven Arms has shops, a hotel with bar and restaurant, takeaways, cafes, as well as the lovely Stokesay Castle and the exciting Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre. A little further takes you to Church Stretton known as, Little Switzerland, with its beautiful Shropshire Way and Jack Mitton paths all within a couple of miles. In the summer there is open water swimming at the reservoir. Alternatively explore the market town of Ludlow with its independent local shops and medieval castle. These wonderful properties are ideally located, whatever you choose to do.

The property

A beautiful detached character cottage with exposed oak beams.

This wonderful property offers open plan living area with a well-equipped kitchen, dining area and sitting area with woodburning stove.

There is a well-appointed ground floor king-size bedroom which has its own en-suite shower and basin and a further ground floor twin bedroom.

Three steps lead up to the modern family bathroom.

Outside you can relax in the rear patio garden which has further steps leading up the terraced wooded garden.

A lovely base.

Note: This property is adjacent to Ref 950759, together they sleep 6.

Summary

All ground floor
Two bedrooms
2 x king-size double ( 1 x en-suite shower, basin and WC)
Bathroom with roll top bath, shower over, basin and WC
Open plan kitchen, dining area and sitting area with woodburning stove.
Oil underfloor heating and woodburning stove
Electric oven and ceramic hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, 2 x Smart TV's (one in living room and one in the en suite bedroom) with DVD player and Netflix, WiFi, selection of books, games and DVDs
Fuel, power and starter pack for stove inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Travel cot, highchair and stairgate on request
Off road parking in communal parking area with property 950759 for 2 car
Front patio area and private terrace to the rear with barbecue and furniture
Two well-behaved pets welcome
BBQ available on request
Sorry, no smoking
Shop 2 miles, pub 1.3 miles
A welcome hamper is provided with local milk, butter, eggs & bread Note: There are three steps to access the bathroom from the living area an steps in the garden area, may not be suitable for those with limited mobility.

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About the location

WISTANSTOW

Craven Arms 2.2 miles; Church Stretton 6.6 miles; Ludlow 11.8 miles.

Wistanstow is a small picturesque village in Shropshire situated approximately 2 miles north of Craven Arms and 6.5 miles south of Church Stretton. The village is named from the Anglo-Saxon saint Wigstan who was the grandson of the king of Mercia. The main lane running through the village is a Roman road, which ran between the Roman settlements and forts at Leintwardine and Wroxeter. This beautiful village is home to a community village shop and a local pub serving real ales from the local Wood Brewery which is situated just behind it. Wistanstow village is located on the edge of the Shropshire Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, which offers plenty of walking opportunities. Visit the nearby small market town of Craven Arms, known as The Gateway to the Marches located between the beautiful medieval town of Ludlow and delightful Church Stretton.
This town is the main centre for Shropshire’s hill country and home to a variety of tea rooms, pubs and specialist shops. Carding Mill National Trust Centre has plenty of activities for children with shrot trails and longer walks and in the summer there is open water swimming in the reservoir. Other local attractions include walks on the Long Mynd, Shropshire Way and Jack Mitton paths, the Acton Scott Historic Working Farm and Stokesay Castle. Wenlock Edge and Corvedale Valley offer fine walks and the lovely Stokesay Castle, one of England's finest fortified manors, or the very popular Shropshire Hill Discovery Centre are well worth a visit. The surrounding area has some charming and historic houses, including a round house, thought to be a recognisable rest house for pilgrims travelling between Wigmore and Shrewsbury Abbeys and the fascinating 'Museum of Lost Content'. Winstantow is an excellent location for exploring this region of Shropshire.

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Upper Farm Barn

Woolston near Wistanstow, Shropshire (Ref. 955088)

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Features

“Ellie provides a comfortable and welcoming environment, including a welcoming package of bread, milk, scones, butter and jam.”

“The owners are delightful and so helpful.”

“Upper Farm Barn is a quiet secluded location, with the noise of birds singing in the morning, and the smell of woodland flowers, beautiful.”

“Well equipped, nicely furnished cottage, remote- well mile and a half to pub !”

“We loved Upper Farm Barn.”

“Our first visit to Shropshire and we were well impressed.”

“Fantastic cosy cottage”

“Beautiful cosy cottage .”

“Very comfortable cottage, wonderful welcome from the owner.”

“Lovely place to stay in a stunning location with fabulous walks close by .”

“Peaceful, comfortable and welcoming.”

“Lovely cottage in a peaceful location.”

“Fabulous cottage in a fabulous location.”

“Friendly and welcoming, flowers and food waiting for us.”

“The welcome was great with extra goodies on the table too.”

“Upper Barn Farm is a very sweet cottage, that is beautifully decorated.”

“The cottage was clean, comfortable and extremely well equipped.”

“Ellie works hard and was very helpful”

“We got exactly what we expected, a comfortable, pretty, well appointed coottage.”

“Lovely property and very tastefully decorated.”

“A lovely cottage in a beautiful location, immaculately clean, with numerous personal touches by the host to make staying there an absolute pleasure.”