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- Orchard Croft
- Vineyard Road, Homer
- Much Wenlock
- Shropshire
- TF13 6NG
- Tel: 01952 728153
- Email: drevell@toucansurf.com
Description
In peaceful village below Wenlock Edge in AONB. Comfortable self-contained apartment. Pine-panelled bed-sittingroom upstairs. Courtyard and cottage gardens. Ironbridge 4 miles. Warm welcome.
Nestling below Wenlock Edge, Homer is a peaceful village in the South Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, just a mile outside the historic and picturesque township of Much Wenlock.
Bramley is a compact and comfortable self-contained annexe with its own garden entrance. Its secluded courtyard with tasteful garden furniture looks onto the lovely cottage garden with apple, pear, plum and damson trees (which guests are welcome to help themselves to in season). Downstairs, the entrance hall has coat hooks and boots storage space. The well stocked kitchen has an electric cooker, microwave, fridge and fold down table and chairs. There are electric heaters upstairs and down. The shower room has a heated towel rail , ceiling heater and large wardrobe. Upstairs, the pine-panelled bed-sitting room, has a bedside chest and reading lamps, settee and plenty of storage space. There is a television, radio, DVD player and books, including a good selection of local interest maps and walking guides. The velux window looks up to Wenlock Edge. Electric blankets are on the beds and there are four tog weights of duvets to choose from. A fan, and hairdryer are provided. Bramley is carpeted throughout (apart from the shower room). Guests are welcome to use our washing line, washing machine and tumble dryer. Electricity, bed linen and towels are all included in the rent.
Bramley scored 70% in its Quality in Tourism inspection, (Feb. 2010) well into the 3 Star standard (60 – 74%). It has a 2 Star rating as it’s not a spacious property, but makes up for that in other ways. Inspector’s comments: ‘Guests should not be disappointed…..exceptionally high standards of cleanliness, the property was immaculate throughout….very well maintained, with plenty of additional interest…..Seasonal container planting is exceptionally good and gives the private patio area plenty of interest. Own garden is very attractive and provides a good outlook for guests. Guests are made particularly welcome….and owner is available if needed.
Please note that Bramley is non-smoking and we regret that we cannot take pets. As there are stairs and steps, the accommodation is not suitable for small children or those with restricted mobility.
SOME COMMENTS FROM THE VISITORS� BOOK:
"What a gem. Lovely welcome, cosy and just right for the two of us. Masses to do, whether wet or dry."
"We have just spent 2 weeks in what can truly be called a home from home�. You made our stay something special�We will be back again."
"We were impressed with the cleanliness of the whole place."
"As promised, we did return to this lovely part of the country�. The autumn colours were beautiful�. We will certainly recommend Bramley to our friends."
"Bramley is a superbly equipped, cosy cottage for two. We were made very welcome and spent a lovely 10 days exploring Shropshire�s beautiful countryside � cycling and walking. The thoughtful extras provided at Bramley will make it a great place to remember. We shall be back."
There is much to explore for those interested in history and the natural environment and many lovely walks nearby. Wenlock Edge, on the doorstep has ancient semi-natural woodland and a rich flora, birdlife and geological interest. Homer has fine views over the Severn Valley towards the Wrekin. It is only a 30 min drive from the moorland and 'batches (valleys) of the Long Mynd, Caer Caradoc and other South Shropshire hills, all with stunning views.
Much Wenlock is rightly regarded as one of the 'jewels' of Shropshire, with its timber framed Guildhall, Priory ruins, picturesque houses, Museum and interesting shops.
The Ironbridge Gorge, a World Heritage Site as the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution, is only 10 minutes away and has an excellent and varied group of museums which interpret the area's past, including Blists Hill Victorian Town.
WEEKLY RATES 2010
Jan 1st - Mar 5th £150
Mar 6th - April 2nd £170
April 3rd - April 30th £185
May 1st - May 28th £200
May 29th - Aug 27th £215
Aug 28th - Sept 24th £200
Sept 25th - Oct 29th £185
Oct 30th - Dec 31st £160
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From Bridgnorth take the A458 to Much Wenlock, then A4169 towards Ironbridge, or from Telford the A4169. Homer and Wigwig are signposted just before you enter Much Wenlock from the north. Take the 2nd turn left, Copse Hill Lane, keep left into Vineyard Road. We're the first bungalow on your right.
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| Room/Unit Type | Price | No of Rooms/Units | Sleeps |
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| Apartment | £170.00 - £215.00 (Per unit per week) | 1 | 2 |
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The details displayed on this page are correct at the time of publication however, Shropshire Tourism would like to advise all visitors to check prices & opening times with the venue prior to traveling in case of changes that might have occured since the publication of this page. Whilst Shropshire Tourism endeavours to ensure that the information on this site is correct, no warranty, express or implied, is given as to its accuracy and Shropshire Tourism does not accept any liability for error or omission. The directions above are for planning purposes only and should be used alongside a general roadmap or satnav system. Variables such as road/construction works, traffic, weather conditions etc may cause alterations to the route.










