Alojamentos em casas de férias em Bishop's Castle

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.

Ebony Cottage

An oasis of calm and relaxation in stunning surroundings with truly wonderful views from all aspects. A perfect hideaway to recharge batteries. Wake up to the birds singing, and go to sleep with the owls calling. The cottage has grown from a love of design and wood - it is hand crafted by a Master Craftsman. Each nook and cranny reveals another handcrafted detail. It sits within beautiful gardens, with an abundance of wildlife for all to enjoy. Enjoy meandering through our ancient woodland.

Town centre Victorian period 3 bedroom home

A centrally located victorian period house with three large rooms and views of picturesque Bishops Castle. Two bathrooms, one of which is an en-suite and the other has a large bath perfect to relax in after a long walk. Kitchen and dinning area is open plan to the cosy living space where you can relax around the log burner. Central location so walking distance to all the pubs in Bishops Castle and located next to a Yoga studio giving you that retreat vibe! (discount on yoga classes)

The Little Dairy

Escape to The Little Dairy, a beautiful cosy extension to a 15th century Grade II Listed Farmhouse in rural Herefordshire. Discover the stunning attractions of our central location. Pembridge, Eardisland & Dilwyn just 5 mins drive, Leominster 15 mins, Kington 20 mins, and Ludlow/Hay on Wye/Hereford 30mins. Explore the Weobley Circular Walk, Literary Festival at Hay on Wye, Black &White Trail, Hampton Court, Farmers Markets, Antique Shops, Cider Makers & National Trust properties.

Welsh Borders Bed And Breakfast

Our eco house is a relaxed and comfortable place to stay in the beautiful & unspoilt Welsh Borders. We have a large garden growing most of our fruit & vegetables, our own chickens and provide free cider while stocks last. Please understand that we are a traditional bed and breakfast establishment. I know that the listing states that a whole flat or house is available, it is not. Unfortunately AirB&B insist that we put this otherwise it on will only list one bedroom.

Bailey End, 5 bedroom townhouse in Bishops Castle

This five bedroomed house, in the heart of Bishops Castle, is a perfect base for exploring the Shropshire Hills. The house sleeps 9 in five bedrooms. Bishops Castle is a very small, old market town, off the main roads, and 4 miles from the Welsh border. The town provides all you need for a short or long stay, from fuel, to shops, pubs and restaurants. But within a minute walk from the centre you can be in some of the most beautiful countryside in England.

Wonderfully presented cosy cottage

Bea's Cottage is a luxury boutique property, lovingly refurbished to an exceptionally high standard. The cottage is nestled in the heart of Church Stretton and offers a fantastic base for wonderful walks all but a stones throw away or simply a relaxing romantic break. The cottage offers beautifully appointed accommodation for up to 3 people ( in addition to this a travel cot is available for any little visitors up to the age of 2).

Luxury 2 bedroom barn conversion with hot tub

Former Stables recently converted to a high standard, set on a working farm, conveniently situated midway between Clun and Bishops Castle in Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Providing accommodation for 2 couples or a family. Ideal base for walking, cycling or just relaxing in the hot tub.

Ground floor of a 3 storey house

A self contained en suite apartment on the ground floor of a three storey house built into the hillside in Carding Mill Valley on the Long Mynd - a range of hills owned by the National Trust, but only half a mile from the centre of Church Stretton.