Holiday rentals in Wall under Heywood

Tiny Barn

The Tiny barn is in an area of outstanding natural beauty with numerous walks from the working dairy and sheep farm - it is just the ground floor and has a small double bed with access to one side, sofa bed, small shower room and kitchenette. It has a dedicated Airband satellite hub for WiFi and is generally very good. It’s a very old building right in the middle of our farm near the cow sheds so expect lots of cows, tractors, farm smells and farmers! Guests can park just outside the tiny barn.

The Old Factory, Carding Mill

A historic building in the heart of Carding Mill Valley, National Trust site. The Old Factory is the oldest building in the valley, in the middle of the Shropshire hills. Hill walks, cycling, star gazing, and wild swimming from your door, then home to the ideal place to relax. This ground floor apartment, with courtyard, is a beautiful stroll into Church Stretton with independent shops, pubs, cafes, and train station. There's also a National Trust cafe two doors away, stocked with treats.

The Cabin at The Old Post Office

BEST VALUE ACCOMMODATION IN THE AREA. Single night stays welcome! Situated at the gateway to the Shropshire Hills we have created a unique, self-contained holiday cabin - size 4mx5m. Rare for cabins, and unheard of in Shepherd's Huts (smaller), a FITTED KITCHENETTE/lounge, bedroom area, shower room. Parking Mountain biking and stunning walks right on our doorstep Notice: Location is en route to a dairy farm and near to the A49, which may affect light sleepers. Sheep don't shut up either.

Modern semi-rural 1-bedroom cottage.

Located in a designated area of outstanding natural beauty, come and relax & unwind in our modern self-contained cottage. Annexed to the main house, the "Studio" has it's own front door, private access & parking. With all mod-cons including a dishwasher, free WiFi and Freely TV, the Studio is the perfect base for exploring the beautiful Shropshire countryside. Located 3 miles east of Church Stretton & a 35 minute walk to the popular Royal Oak pub in Cardington, a favourite haunt of the locals.

Rustic Green Shepherds Hut under the Wenlock Edge

Get away from it all in our authentic Shepherds Hut, situated under the Wenlock Edge, in the picturesque Shropshire Hills. A simple, yet charming shepherds hut complete with; two single beds, a table, chairs, an indoor log burner, indoor and outdoor lighting, two plug sockets to charge a phone and a kettle. A fresh water tap is close by, and there are basic shower and toilet facilities on site. The two single beds can be moved together to create a double, although, bedding is not provided.

Flat,Church/All Stretton Longmynd Dogs welcome

Ministones is a lovely private ground floor flat with off road parking, outdoor area & private entrance nestled in the Church Stretton Hills known as Little Switzerland. It is 2 minutes drive off the A49 in Batch Valley with immediate accessibility of vast walking, biking trails &1 minutes walk to the local pub(The Yew Tree) which serves excellent food. One mile from Church Stretton Cardingmill Valley & has access to over 12 local pubs in the area . Dogs are very welcome at a small extra cost

Cosy rural private room near Church Stretton

This is a private en suite room, located in the peaceful village of Cardington, 5 miles from the market town of Church Stretton. The room has it's own private entrance and is separate to the owners house. A continental breakfast of cereal and pastries will be served to your room each morning at a time to suit you between 08.00 - 10.00. The local pub The Royal Oak is located within a two minute walk away. Check website for opening times) Great for country walks, cycling and mountain biking.

Stable house with Stunning Views

Peaceful getaway in the rural hills of Shropshire, this oak-framed stable conversion is close to beautiful towns like Church Stretton, Ludlow and Bishops Castle. In the picturesque hamlet of Minton, it has 2 bedrooms and sleeps 4 (+2 extra pull out beds if needed), and is equipped with a log woodburner for cosy evenings. Offering direct access onto the Long Mynd, with its incredible scenery, walks, bike rides and pubs, this really is the perfect place for couples, families and groups alike.

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.

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.

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.

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.