Old Coach House

This early 19th-century coach house has been tastefully and thoroughly converted into one of the most delightful cottages in all of Shropshire. Old Coach House is nestled in the charming village of Shrawardine and provides the best home base for your family’s holiday activities.

Each of the three bedrooms has modern furnishings and exposed beams to combine the classic and contemporary looks to perfection. The kitchen is well-equipped with charming wood finishes and leads right to the dining area where your family will enjoy their meals in comfort and style. The sitting room has a wood burner to provide that cosy warmth and comfort your family wants after a day of fun.

Just outside the cottage, you’ll find the famous views of Breidden Hills and Rodney’s Pillar, and the Severn Way Walk runs mere feet away from your front door. You’ll love walking the Shropshire Hills, and you can go cycling on National Cycle Network route 81. Naturally, you can take a trip to the local 13th century Norman castle and stand in awe of the breathtaking views you’ll find there.

A short drive out of town takes you to the rolling hills of Long Mynd, Stiperstones, and Caradoc which you can explore in any number of ways: walking, cycling, on horseback, or by driving. The medieval city of Shrewsbury is only six miles away, and it has a number of attractions that visitors can enjoy.

You can go to the new theatre, take a riverside walk, or explore the nearby abbey and castle. Be sure to end your day with a visit to one of the local pubs and restaurants.

Old Coach House is the lovely cottage that makes for the perfect place for your family to rest their heads after a great day of adventure in Shropshire. Book your holiday today!