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Henlle Hall
Gobowen
Oswestry
Shropshire
SY10 7AX
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Luxury Woodland Accommodation
Henlle Hall, an exquisite Georgian country house set peacefully on the English–Welsh borders offering luxury accommodation in Shropshire.
We offer both holiday cottages and holiday lodges to let all with hot tubs.
Skilfully converted from a former coach house and stables, each spacious cottage showcases magnificent oak beams and original character quirks to strike a sublime balance between 17th century charm and contemporary luxury.
On site there are 18 superior lodges tucked away in 17 acres of glorious parkland. Perfect at any time of year for romantic hideaways or relaxing retreats amidst the unspoilt peace of idyllic rural Shropshire.
Nestling in secluded woodland, each super-stylish lodge boasts a luxurious, contemporary interior that unites exquisite traditional craftsmanship with modern technology to create an indulgent home-from-home completed by spacious tree-lined decking hosting hot tubs. With Henlle Hall’s fabulous views, beautifully preserved walled garden, and nearby golf at Henlle Park Golf Club, along with the nearby Lion Quays restaurant Country Club and Spa, everything is in place for the perfect, indulgent lodge escape.
Our facilities
- Free Wifi
- On site parking
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