There was plenty of tail wagging excitement at Marrington Lodge this week as the latest luxury holiday rental from Marrington Escapes in Chirbury, South Shropshire opened its doors for the first time. The Lodge, the original gatehouse to Marrington Hall on the 500-acre rural holiday estate, welcomed two of the business’s most discerning regulars to sniff out the beautifully […]
Read MoreWhen Emily Elizabeth meets a magical animal rescuer who gives her a little red puppy, she never anticipated waking up to find a giant, 10-foot hound in her small New […]
A key ingredient in what makes Shropshire so enticing to visit is its many historic market towns. The towns are all different in look and feel of course. For one thing, some are large and others are tiny. However, typically they all boast vibrant communities with lots of eye-catching old buildings housing an incredible variety […]
Read MoreShropshire can’t offer city breaks as such, as the county doesn’t have any cities! But Shrewsbury, the county’s capital, is a hugely rewarding place for a town break. Its compact centre is almost completely surrounded by a very scenic loop of the River Severn and is packed with historic buildings, particularly from the Tudor and […]
Read MoreIf you’re a history buff, you’ll be in your element exploring Shropshire. The county is jam-packed with historical sights. They range from the substantial remains of one of Britain’s biggest Roman towns to the many attractions associated with the Industrial Revolution at Ironbridge Gorge. You can also discover a host of medieval castles – built […]
Read MoreWith its farming heritage and fertile countryside, Shropshire is a slice of heaven for foodies. Outstanding food producers abound. You are spoilt for choice for places to stock up on local produce, from delis to butchers and farm shops to markets. This is true right across the county, and not just in the picturesque market […]
Read MoreShropshire is not only a deeply rural corner of England, of rolling hills, ancient woodland and great swathes of prime farmland. The county is also blessed with a plethora of beautiful landscaped parks and spectacular gardens, many of which come with long and interesting histories. We’ve picked out below the best parks and gardens you […]
Read MoreSchool House is an attractively finished 2 bedroom cottage which is part of a converted Victorian school building. It is set in an idyllic village in rural Shropshire with access to the many activities and places of interest that Shropshire has to offer including the historic town of Shrewsbury (7 miles), the village & museums […]
More InfoShropshire has something to offer for every type of adventurer and Mountain Biking does not fall short here. In Shropshire, you’ll find some fantastic mountain bike trails set in the designated area of outstanding natural beauty spanning an impressive 802 square kilometres. Brace yourself for some stunning views when you visit! Mountain Biking at Minton […]
Read MoreOften overlooked, yet a glorious mix-up of England’s best bits, Shropshire is home to the Shropshire Hills (an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty), two nature reserves, waterways, ancient woodlands, heritage, and quirky attractions. The West Midlands’ County takes on a beautiful hue in spring, with adventures including: Mini-Beasts and Bird Spotting in the Shropshire […]
Read MoreShropshire is one of England’s least densely populated counties. It’s a deeply rural part of the world. Encompassing verdant hills, ancient woodlands, windswept moorland and mysterious lakes, the scenery can be spectacular. A quarter of the county is covered by the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, much of which is just as beautiful […]
Read MoreBush Farm nestles among the South Shropshire Hills in a peaceful and idyllic riverside location. There are two comfortable rooms in a 300 year old converted Granary. The Hayloft is a double en-suite with vaulted ceiling, exposed A frame and beams. There are lovely views over the garden and across open fields. The en-suite has […]
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