Alquileres vacacionales en Little Ness

Beautiful Lake House near Shrewsbury, Shropshire

Set amidst beautiful Shropshire countryside and sat overlooking an amazing lake. The stunning Market Towns of Shrewsbury and Church Stretton are only a ten minute drive while Ludlow can be reached in around 20 minutes. Beautiful Surroundings set on a tranquil lake, near to the Shropshire Hills with plenty of walks including 'The Times' number one walk for the 2018 New Year being from Picklescott which is just 2 miles up the lane, search 'The Times 20 Great walks for the new year' on the internet

The Meadow Snug

Trade the sounds of the city for the sounds of life on the farm. Our tiny cabin has all you need to get away for a few days in nature to recharge those batteries. Enjoy a comfortable seat on the covered porch as you relax and enjoy that morning cup of coffee or take a wander along some of the many public footpaths right from the cabin door. In the evening you can take a short walk through the field to our fire pit area to watch the sunset from beneath the huge oak tree. Guests can pitch a tent.

Stunning refurbished Grade II Listed building

The Summerhouse sits 250m from Offa's Dyke Path with access to miles of walks, ideal for anyone wanting to explore Shropshire and mid-Wales. It is a charming Grade 2 listed building, with commanding views of the Severn Valley to Montgomery. Recently refurbished - the top floor has a comfortable super-king double bed, beneath a Victorian vaulted wooden ceiling and a cosy sitting area with QLED TV and super fast fibre broadband. Ample car parking with external electric vehicle charging point.

Elevated Quirky Cabin over River

This romantic tree cabin is located on the edge of a tranquil woodland at the bottom of a beautiful privately owned 5 acre garden, overlooking a hypnotic river waterfall. This majestic retreat is where you can unwind, relax and recharge, with full access to the BBQ area and on site sauna. If sitting back is not for you there are several local country walks and attractions. By car Wrexham is just 5 minutes away, Chester 25 minutes and if you fancy a day in Liverpool, it’s only an hour away.

Beautiful base to explore stunning surroundings.

A fantastic apartment set in the beautiful Shropshire countryside just off the A5 between Shrewsbury-Oswestry with excellent parking facilities to explore a wealth of fantastic walks, amazing Archaeology & stunning places to visit. Do visit Olivia's point. Excellent attractions in the heart of the countryside. A stunning base in a perfect location, for couples, work placements, Ramblers, Business travellers, stop overs and adventure motorcyclists etc. Check in 4pm - Check out 10am.

Country Coachhouse Retreat

Escape to the tranquility of the South Shropshire countryside with a stay in this beautifully renovated Regency coach-house. This unique retreat offers the perfect blend of history, charm and comfort in a peaceful village setting. The coach house provides a serene escape while still being conveniently close to a traditional pub and a local shop and walking trails. Whether you are looking for a romantic getaway a walking holiday or simply a break away this is the perfect place to unwind.

Jemima’s cottage, cosy and comfortable!

Cosy cottage adjacent to the owners listed property, situated in a small hamlet.Jemima’s has views of the surrounding countryside and a small private garden with garden furniture ,ample parking and WiFi.There are two bedrooms and two bathrooms the main bedroom also has shower and wc . There is a fully equipped kitchen and very comfortable living room. Shrewsbury is a 20 mins drive away . There isn’t a washing machine in the cottage but guests are welcome to use ours if they need to.

Cosy Cottage within Victorian Walled Garden

The Bothy unique cottage providing accommodation for 2 people wishing to enjoy the delights of Shropshire and glorious countryside near the Welsh Borders. Set within a Victorian Walled Garden it is only 3 miles from Shrewsbury town centre. There is a pretty open plan living space with a sofa and armchair, wood burner and dining for four people. A well-equipped kitchen includes a microwave, dishwasher and Nespresso coffee machine. The bedroom sleeps two and has a king-size bed.

Beautiful, private Shepherd's hut overlooking lake

Escape to our secluded shepherd’s hut overlooking a peaceful reservoir. This charming hideaway offers total privacy and stunning water views. Unwind in your own private log-fired Scandinavian hot tub, perfect for stargazing or relaxing after a day in nature. Inside, enjoy cozy comforts and rustic charm. Ideal for couples or solo travelers seeking tranquility and a break from the everyday. A true off-grid retreat. Please feel free to message us and enquire for more information.

A romantic historic tower for 2

The Summerhouse Tower is a very special holiday-home-for-two set within the rolling Shropshire countryside. A Grade II listed tower, this unique, romantic retreat enjoys excellent views to the east, and views of the Shropshire Hills to the south and the west. The Tower, built circa 1607, was originally used as a banqueting house for entertaining dinner guests. Whilst the main house was destroyed by a fire, The Summer House is available for cosy stays throughout the year.

The Stable

The Stable is a self-contained annexe to our Grade 2 listed barn conversion. Located on a private road in a conservation area just a few miles outside the historic town of Shrewsbury. Private entrance & free private parking. You will be surrounded by numerous walking routes and National Cycle Routes, The Shropshire Hills, AONB. The Welsh border is only a few miles away which acts as a gateway to Mid & North Wales. Close to local wedding venues

Spacious 1-bedroom holiday home with parking

Platt Mill Farm and holiday home are nestled between fields and partly bounded by the river Perry. Dating back to 1269, it is the earliest property in the township with the unusual distinction of having been a double water mill. Although no evidence of the mill remains, If you stop and stare for a while you may get a sense of days gone by when the water mill would have turned day and night, grinding flour for the local folk.