Holiday rentals in Clee Saint Margaret

Friendly Farm Stay Accommodation in an AONB

Pot House Farm is an eleven acre working small holding. We are situated on Catherton Common in an AONB in the Shropshire Hills. The apartment is located in the centre of the farm with a private entrance and a separate patio and garden area overlooking fields and is attached to the old farm house. The accommodation is disabled friendly. We are ideally placed to explore the Shropshire Hills on foot, horse or by cycling. Ludlow is 8 miles away and spectacular views from Clee Hill are close by.

3 bedroom home in Ludlow free town centre parking

Located in the heart of Ludlow, Juno Apartment is set over three floors of a grade 2 listed town house, which was once a coaching inn during the 18th and 19th centuries. Only a very short walk from Ludlow's cafes, restaurants and shops, Juno Apartment offers spacious accommodation for up to 6 guests. As with most properties in the centre of Ludlow, there is no parking at the property. But we do have two permits for nearby designated on-street parking available for your stay free of charge.

Cosy 2 bed Cottage Ludlow, Views Shropshire Hills

Self Contained Cottage, with views over Shropshire hills. Perfect cosy base for exploring Ludlow & the beautiful surrounding countryside. Set in our 5 acre small holding with our ponies, chickens, ducks, sheep/lambs in spring. Parking, Wifi, TV, 2 bedrooms, bathroom with walk in shower toilet & sink (downstairs), Kitchenette with Fridge, Microwave, Airfryer, Kettle, Toaster, Egg cooker, sink. Lounge, log burner, complimentary basket of logs (winter months only). Garden with seating & BBQ.

The Old Fire Station Ludlow

We’d love to introduce - The Old Fire Station Ludlow; it is a perfect place to stay for family and group trips. We offer a vast, very central accommodation for up to 8 guests over 4 bedrooms with 3 bathrooms. The kitchen comes equipped with Neff appliances, and Nespresso machine. The social open plan space makes stays . There is free parking for 1 car. This property is set over two floors, the bedrooms all have Egyptian cotton linens, and high density towels for an extra bit of luxury.

Idyllic cabin in stunning rural location.

2 bedroom 1 wet room cosy retreat on the slopes of Brown Clee Hill. On a working farm deep within the Shropshire Hills AONB. Contemplate the stunning views from your private veranda. Hikers will love the easy access to the Shropshire and Jack Mytton Ways. One comfortable double bedroom and a compact bedroom with adult bunk beds. Two comfy couches in the lounge and smart TV, fully equipped kitchen. Washer and dryer a bonus. Enjoy your night under the stars by your exclusive fire pit.

Unique handbuilt cedar log cabin hot tub & Sauna

This brand new unique 2022 log cabin is a thing of beauty. Wood work at its finest. Sitting on stilts, set into the hillside of the Onny Valley, the eye-catching glossy cedar pops against the countryside greens. 2 magnificent rooted logs embrace the entrance to the staircase with curvy blonde oak rails enticing you into the cabin. Surrounded by nature, beautiful views and space this cabin really has the wow factor. Everywhere bespoke design features and attention to detail exude luxury.

Black Sheep Barn. Stylish, remote and great views.

Black Sheep Barn is a luxurious two bedroom converted barn situated near Ludlow in a remote, undiscovered pocket of the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Explore miles of hill, wild heath and forest and then sit by the fire or perhaps on the terrace and enjoy fifty mile views to the Welsh border. It’s a good place to get away from it all as it’s a half mile up a steep track from the nearest road. We think it is a special place and we hope you will think so too.

Self catering breaks in Shropshire.

Come and enjoy a self catering break in the Corvedale, Shropshire. Self contained mobile home accomodation with a double and twin rooms on an Equestrian farm, ideal for families. Wake up to glorious far reaching views of the Brown Clee, help out with feeding the horses or better still bring your own horse on holiday with you. Dine in with a glass of wine on the porch or walk across the road to the Swan Inn Pub, 10mins from the market town of Ludlow and 20mins from Iron bridge gorge.

Entire Barn and Shepherds Hut, Blackberry. Ludlow

Welcome to Blackberry, which sits in the grounds of Harp Farm in the South Shropshire hills, a chequerboard landscape of field and forest, with an abundance of walks on the doorstep. The historic market town of Ludlow is just a short drive away with it's mighty castle, pubs, bars, restaurants and shops. Our nearest pub is The Tally Ho, which has just been awarded Shropshire pub of the year and it's just 1 mile away, serving great beer and probably the finest food in the area.

The Granary, Corfton, Shropshire

The Granary is a recently renovated barn situated on a small working farm. The property offers all of the modern comforts whilst retaining its beautiful beams and areas of original stonework. It is set in an area of outstanding natural beauty, looking out to the Clee Hills and within easy reach of Ludlow and the Longmynd. Furry friends are welcome and we have contained fields for dog walking. This location is ideal for walkers and is set within the 3 castles loop in Corfton.

Yewtree cottage free parking and quiet courtyard

Yew Tree Cottage is a newly converted 2 bedroom property tucked away in a quiet location off Broad Street within Ludlow town centre - near Ludlow Castle and the town square. It features a spacious lounge with a kitchen area and work space, as well as 2 ground floor bedrooms which can accommodate up to 4 people. There is a quiet, generously sized courtyard which is surrounded by private gardens. Free on street parking is available for 1 car with a digital car park permit.

A romantic historic tower for 2

The Summerhouse Tower is a very special holiday-home-for-two set within the rolling Shropshire countryside. A Grade II listed tower, this unique, romantic retreat enjoys excellent views to the east, and views of the Shropshire Hills to the south and the west. The Tower, built circa 1607, was originally used as a banqueting house for entertaining dinner guests. Whilst the main house was destroyed by a fire, The Summer House is available for cosy stays throughout the year.