Church Stretton
This quaint one-bedroom Grade II listed former Coach House is perfectly located to explore all that the popular market town of Church Stretton and the South Shropshire hills has to offer. Located in the centre of Church Stretton, within easy reach of all local amenities, train station and walks from the town centre.
The space
The Coach House Barn is located over two floors. Downstairs we have the bathroom with bathtub and shower over the bath.
To the rear is the bedroom with a super comfy, super king bed that will split into two singles if you prefer and plenty of storage, including a double wardrobe. From the bedroom there are patio doors leading out into a small courtyard, partly undercover, to enjoy those alfresco evenings or early morning coffee.
Upstairs we have an open plan kitchen, dining, and living area with original features such as exposed timber beams, and high ceilings giving it a light, airy feel with bags of character.
If you open the window you can see the hills of Hope Bowdler.
Other things to note
If you are wanting the bed made up into two singles then please message us at least 48 hrs before your stay so we can arrange this for you, otherwise, it will be a Super King.
We do have a sofa bed in the lounge area that would sleep one adult or two small children at an extra cost of £30 per person. You will need to let us know if you are planning on using the sofa bed so that we can provide bed linen.
Well behaved dogs are welcome, although this is a small property, so we would recommend one large dog or two small at a price of £20 per dog.
Our property is professionally cleaned and is set up to be remote access, ensuring there is no direct contact with anyone needed. The linen and towels are removed from the property after each stay and replaced with freshly laundered supplies. We also provide single-use and individual items such as shampoo and shower gel.
Please note there is a £100 fine for lost keys, so please be careful with them.
Supermarkets
Coop Supermarket 200m from the cottage. Several other newsagents and independent deli’s and cafés nearby.
Local Restaurants
Lovely cafe next door to the property called Berry’s. A wide variety of other restaurants, pubs, cafes and deli’s within walking distance.
Local Attractions
The cottage is on the doorstep of the Long Mynd and the surrounding Shropshire Hills. This offers extensive opportunities for walking, biking and running.
Trains
Church Stretton station
Buses
Bus service through the town.
Key Selling Points
Situated in the centre of Church Stretton so just seconds away to walking and cycling routes. Lovely restaurants and cafes on the doorstep and a train station within walking distance with direct links to Shrewsbury and Ludlow.
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