The Granary, Church Stretton

The Granary is located just 6 miles from Church Stretton and was originally a barn used as part of a working farm. It has been tastefully converted to offer accommodation for up to 5 people. Much of the barn's original charm has been retained through features such as exposed beams and a wood-burning stove. Shared use of washing machine and tumble dryer. The hallway sports an oak staircase and leads to the dining area up a set of original stone steps. For romantic couples, there is a four-poster bed and, for larger groups, there is shared use of a games room with its own snooker table. Outside the Granary is a small garden which lends itself to al fresco dining in the summer months.

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Summary
  •   Max. Occupancy 5
  •   Bedrooms 3
  •   Bathrooms 2
  •   Changeover Saturday
Features
  •   Pets Allowed
  •   Towels Provided
  •   Linen Provided
  •   Dishwasher
  •   Cooker
  •   Fridge
  •   Washing Machine
  •   Television
  •   High Chair
  •   Cots
  •   Kettle
  •   Garden
  •   Log Burner
  •   Wifi
  •   Snooker
  •   Games Room
  •   Farm Setting
  •   Parking Available

Accommodation Details

Three bedrooms: 1 x four poster double with walk-in wardrobe and shower room with shower, basin and WC, 1 x ground floor twin, 1 x ground floor single. Ground floor bathroom with bath with shower over, basin and WC. Well-equipped kitchen with dining area. Sitting room with woodburner. Note: Shower room is in a small confined area under beams.

Amenities & Facilities

Oil central heating with woodburner. Electric cooker, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, smart TV, DVD, WiFi. Fuel, power & initial supply of wood for woodburner inc. in rent. Shared use of washing machine and tumble dryer. Bed linen inc. in rent. Travel cot & highchair available. 6'x 3' snooker table on gallery. Small front patio and small rear walled area with garden furniture. Ample off road parking. Note: please park on left hand side of drive way, any additional cars can park in front of games shed - Please do not obstruct the farm entrance. One small well-behaved dog welcome. Sorry, no smoking. Note: The Games area is shared with the owner's other property 1034. Please note that the property is for holiday lets only

Location Details

This huge hill is topped by a moorland plateau of heather and rocks and broken on the eastern side by a series of hollows or "batches". This is a popular walking area - ideal for exploring the Shropshire Hills. Church Stretton is the first town in Shropshire to receive Walkers Welcome status. Walkers Welcome towns are places which have something special to offer for walkers more than simply being a fantastic place to come an enjoy the great outdoors. The town also holds its own annual Walking Festival in June. In the Carding Mill Valley, there is a thriving antiques centre with over 60 stalls. This is open every day and nearby Acton Scott Historic Farm will give you a taste of 19th Century farming. There are attractions to suit every age and taste in this region, from the Hoo Farm Animal Kingdom to the historic Dudmaston Hall.

A E Houseman once wrote that Shropshire was "the quietest place under the sun" and today the county remains something of a rural idyll, recognised as one of the least crowded and most peaceful regions in England.

Reviews

Booked this accommodation having seen it reviewed on this website. Not recommended. Expensive for such poor quality. We did not see our hostess at all. The lighting in the rooms was low and gloomy. No soap or towels provided in the bathrooms. No second sheet on the bed which had a small blanket and very heavy duvet (weighed about the same as a door). Bulbs kept blowing the bedside lamp every time I went to read. Entry into upstairs bedroom was via a 3 step up and 3 step down stile with no handrail. Very small shower with plastic curtain that clung to your legs seemed to be housed in a wardrobe. Excessive noise from floorboards in the upper floor when anybody moved, possibly exacerbated by the heating having been on, closely matched by the heavy duty traffic noise from the small but very busy road the property is located on. The heating had to be overridden to get it on, and then, it would not go off. Car parking available. Only plus point of the stay was the very friendly black and white cat.

Rated by 1934185Kentcouple reviewed on 3rd October 2019

What a lovely surprise so quirky and comfortable. On arrival we found a lovely fresh homemade cake and essentials to start our holiday. 'Farmer Nick' let my grandsons feed the calves after a good walk with Jeanette round the fields. Such a lovely friendly couple, on the last morning Nick took the boys on a tractor ride! There is loads to see in the surrounding area, castle ruins where the boys could climb about, recreation grounds where the boys could play football and cricket. Plenty of shops nearby. We managed to go into Wales as it was so close too. Thank you Jeannette and Nick.

Rated by CeliaCW reviewed on 26th August 2018

This a very good cottage for a family as it is clean and homely. The location is great for exploring Shropshire and the hills as everywhere is fairly close. Very quiet and the owners are friendly.

Rated by Mrs Mclauchlan reviewed on 5th June 2016

A fantastic cottage, and the owners warm and friendly. Superb.

Rated by Mr Foley reviewed on 21st February 2016

The Granary was an excellent cottage to stay for 5 adults, there was plenty of space and it was very comfortable. The kitchen/diner was a great place to gather for chats and planning the next days activities, while the lounge gave us all a lovely place to chill out. The bedrooms were simply decorated with comfortable beds and masses of storage. The play barn is a great place for children and adults to play and burn off energy. Would recommend and hope to return for two weeks next time.

Rated by Mrs Whitehead reviewed on 16th August 2015

The housekeepers are very kind. The house, an old barn, is very impressing and the games barn was very suitable for our kids. We were very much sorry when we had to leave; it was a wonderful holiday.

Rated by Mrs Schumann reviewed on 11th August 2015

A lovely cottage in the middle of the countryside. Had great attention to detail.

Rated by Mrs Jones reviewed on 24th May 2015

A wonderful holiday home! I would gladly recommend to anyone. The accommodation and facilities were perfect for a holiday. The owners were also friendly and made us feel at home. The play barn had plenty of games to keep us engaged. They also provided plenty of wood for the fire. 5 Stars!

Rated by Mr Buck reviewed on 12th April 2015

This was an excellent holiday home that surpasses all expectations. From the welcome tray of a fresh baked cake with fllowers, tea and coffee and freh milk to a well stocked wood basket for the wood burning fire. The facilities both in the converted barn to games available to play in the games barn (snooker, chess, badmington, football, cricket nets...) make this a real holiday rental that allows you to relax and unwind. The owners were very welcoming and I would gladly visit again and recommend to anyone. Thank you!

Rated by Paul_Julie01 reviewed on 11th April 2015

First impressions were very high, alot of thought has been put into the cottage.

Rated by Miss Christie reviewed on 30th December 2014

WE stayed at the Granary for a week in August. The accommodation was lovely, our 3 kids enjoyed playing in the barn and we all helped out feeding the cattle, plus a ride in the Tractor. The owners were very friendly and always willing to help. We explored the area visited Church Stretton, and Shrewsbury. Some nice walks - Altogether a lovely relaxing holiday!

Rated by 235olas reviewed on 16th September 2014

It was out in the countryside for lovely dog walks. We had our own pool table for the kids but there was also the games barn. Cottage had character and very spacious.

Rated by Mrs Stevenson reviewed on 19th August 2014

Cottage very close to lots of places of interest to visit.

Rated by Mrs Irons reviewed on 29th June 2014

The Granary was a fantastic place to stay- quiet, well appointed and with everything you needed. A good base for days out on a driving holiday.

Rated by Mrs Cameron reviewed on 22nd June 2014

Good base for walking in the area and lots of interesting places to visit within easy reach. The owners were very friendly and welcoming and the cottage fulfilled all our requirements.

Rated by Mrs Taylor reviewed on 5th April 2014

The cottage was very warm and cosy, which was appreciated after a long journey. The location was a good base to explore Shropshire.

Rated by Mrs Bowden reviewed on 18th November 2013

We stayed at the Granary for a week in September, along with my brother-in-law and his wife. This place definitely has the 'Wow' factor! As you enter the property you walk straight into the lounge, complete with wood burning stove, then through a door into a very well equiped kitchen. Through another door into the hall, with stairs leading up to the first floor, and two bedrooms and a bathroom. Upstairs you'll find a games room complete with pool/snooker table, then up a few steps into the master bedroom. This is a lovely room with Velux windows, giving lots of light, an en suit shower room tucked under the beams, and a walk in wardrobe. We felt at home here right away, especially when the evenings came and we lit the wood burner...very cosy! The Granary is well situated for visiting the local area. We had a brilliant day at the Victorian Farm at Ironbridge, followed by the Coalport Museum, the Tar tunnel, and the pipe factory. Shrewsbury market gave us another good day out, as did Church Stretton, with it's fabulous antique Store. We rounded the week off with a day at the Ludlow Food Festival. Well worth a visit. All in all a very comfortable place to stay...home from home with the added extras of the local area thrown in.

Rated by AudreyL47 reviewed on 21st September 2013

We stayed at the Granary for a week in September, along with my brother-in-law and his wife. This place definitely has the 'Wow' factor! As you enter the property you walk straight into the lounge, complete with wood burning stove, then through a door into a very well equiped kitchen. Through another door into the hall, with stairs leading up to the first floor, and two bedrooms and a bathroom. Upstairs you'll find a games room complete with pool/snooker table, then up a few steps into the master bedroom. This is a lovely room with Velux windows, giving lots of light, an en suit shower room tucked under the beams, and a walk in wardrobe. We felt at home here right away, especially when the evenings came and we lit the wood burner...very cosy! The Granary is well situated for visiting the local area. We had a brilliant day at the Victorian Farm at Ironbridge, followed by the Coalport Museum, the Tar tunnel, and the pipe factory. Shrewsbury market gave us another good day out, as did Church Stretton, with it's fabulous Antique Store. We rounded the week off with a day at the Ludlow Food Festival. Well worth a visit. All in all a very comfortable place to stay....home from home with the added extras of the local area thrown in.

Rated by AudreyL47 reviewed on 20th September 2013

Beautifully appointed cottage on working farm.Spotlessly clean throughout with everything you need for a relaxing stay.Homemade cake for us on arrival was a nice touch.In a very quiet area within walking distance of local pub. Lots of walks in the area and plenty of places to visit including Ludlow,Bishop's Castle, Shrewsbury and the highlight for us Hawkstone park and gardens.The owners are very friendly and our daughters loved the games barn and helping with bottle feeding the lambs.A perfect getaway for a relaxing break.

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 20th June 2013

We got a very warm welcome, with cake and flowers, and the quality of the accommodation was excellent.

Rated by Mr Kent reviewed on 4th June 2013

The Granary was a superb cottage we loved it!

Rated by Mrs Tuckey reviewed on 9th April 2013

Lots of space and equipment, excellent games barn, lovely and warm. Good value for money.

Rated by Mr Allenden reviewed on 26th February 2013

A lovely well thought out property which was a fantastic base from which to explore beautiful Shropshire, which exceeded our expectations. Owners were around but unintrusive. Lovely play barn if you have little ones. Our dog enjoyed her first holiday and the little courtyard is secure. Aside from the muddy cow fields opposite, which we wouldn't recommend a walk through, although we did laugh a lot, there are some fabulous places to visit and walk. Highly recommend this property and Shropshire

Rated by Mrs E reviewed on 5th December 2012

An excellent week away in a perfect property in an beautiful setting. We would definitely return in the future if property available.

Rated by Mrs Martin reviewed on 29th October 2012

We spent a lovely week here in the summer. The house was beautiful, and full of character...only complaint was the shower in the en-suite was miniscule, and the shower curtain would stick to your legs if you took a shower! The kids loved the barn...and so did the parents! Lots of things to do, pool, badminton, table tennis, trampoline, darts etc even when it was raining. Beautiful cake was made for us on arrival...yum! All in all it was a great place to return home to, when we had a day sight seeing or shopping! Little patio at the back is a real sun trap in the morning, and we sat at the front in the afternoon. The owners were really friendly, yet give you your privacy which was really appreciated!

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 12th September 2012

Thre Granary was well furnished and equipped, spotlessly clean, and with those delightful features that are part of barn conversions. Plus fresh eggs awaiting us! The surrounding countryside and towns were an eye-opener - just lovely a well kept secret

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 12th September 2012

Excellent location, central for many attractions, scenery and lovely walks. Cottage lovely, really homely with everything you could need. Owners leave you in peace but handy if you need them.

Rated by Mrs Eldridge reviewed on 11th September 2012

Lovely, comfortable and well-furnished cottage. The play barn was great for the children.

Rated by Mrs Nevell reviewed on 7th September 2012

Welcome, quiet, did exactly what it promised. Very comfortable and pleasant place.

Rated by Mr Dunne reviewed on 31st July 2012

We all enjoyed staying in The Granary over the last few days. It was the perfect place for us to meet up with our old friends. We all loved the barn conversion and all enjoyed and took advantage of the log burner. The Bridge Inn also served us very well during our stay and we had some lovely meals there – we actually walked there every evening – it was good not having to drive. Our whole impression was of a helpful, friendly community and we very much enjoyed being part of it.

Rated by Mrs Costello reviewed on 27th July 2012

Great location, very friendly hosts and the accommodation worked really well. The weather at Easter was not wonderful so having a good base to return to was important. The wood burning stove in the sitting room was a real treat. We are definitely planning a return visit.

Rated by Mr Carter reviewed on 26th July 2012

The welcome was excellent, and the location perfect. It was a restful holiday.

Rated by Mrs Gage reviewed on 26th July 2012

Good location - quiet village, feeling miles from anywhere, stunning scenery, good walks, but close to pretty market towns and Shrewsbury.

Rated by Mrs Buckley reviewed on 24th July 2012

What a lovely property to come home to at the end of our visits to Shrewsbury, Chester and other places around. Girls loved to go straight to the barn to play with the huge range of toys and sports available, even mum and dad liked a game of pool! Lovely lemon cake and pint of milk in fridge waiting as a welcome! Property did not lack anything - it was very well-equipped.

Rated by Mrs Gardner reviewed on 23rd July 2012

The property was lovely and made a cosy stay with the log burner in the evenings. If the sky is clear, be sure to gaze up and be amazed at how many stars you can see in this area of low light pollution. Lots to see and do within 30 min drive, recommend RaF museum at Cosford, free and well worth a visit. Got a family year pass for all the museums and attractions in and around Ironbridege, worth every penny. Particularly enjoyed Blists hill victorian town and Ironbridge is a lovely place. Not much nearby if you are on foot but it made a nice peaceful location. Would go here again.

Rated by Family of 5 reviewed on 13th April 2012

We have now had 2 Christmas breaks at The Granary and it is absolutely perfect...the cottage itself is beautiful and the warm friendly welcome you get from the owners, yet not intrusive, along with lovely Christmas cake and mince pies waiting for you on arrival just finishes the whole experience off to perfection. Oh and not forgetting the lovely Christmas tree and log burner.. Hope to come again soon..

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 1st March 2012

This is the second time we have spent Christmas at The Granary and once again it was perfect. We will be back again. Thank you for a wonderful time

Rated by Miss Dodd reviewed on 3rd January 2012

Shropshire is perfect for a weeks stay and the area of the Granary is excellent for touring the county.

Rated by Ms Mathieson reviewed on 20th November 2011

It was a lovely barn conversion, thoughfully done with everything needed. the playbarn was excellent and the children had a lot of fun in there - as well as the adults !

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 15th September 2011

We had a lovely break with our friends from Lincolnshire.

Rated by Ms Linard reviewed on 14th September 2011

The property was of a good standard and the owners were friendly but not intrusive. Excellent location and the kids particularly liked the play barn!

Rated by Mrs Cotton reviewed on 21st August 2011

The most gorgeous cottage and very well located. Extremely well equipped, always lots of hot water and the kids games room was brilliant - a big thank you.!

Rated by Mrs Flett reviewed on 8th August 2011

The cottage was spacious and we enjoyed the novelty of having a snooker table in it. The play facilities in a barn were enjoyed by the children and the owners were friendly but unobtrusive.

Rated by Mrs Barnett reviewed on 7th August 2011

The play barn for the children (and adults) was excellent!

Rated by Mr Booth reviewed on 28th July 2011

We liked the close proximity for touring Wales, Shropshire, and the Brecon Beacons. Plenty of hotels and gourmet pubs en-route.

Rated by Mr Jobson reviewed on 26th June 2011

Location good for seeing the area. The barn has been converted very well and makes a nice base to relax in after a busy day.

Rated by Mr Williams reviewed on 14th June 2011

The area is very nice with lots of attractions especially for walkers. The owners were very pleasant.

Rated by Mr Barwise reviewed on 7th June 2011

It was a delight to stay in this property. It was clean and bright throughout. I could find no drawbacks.

Rated by Ms Trew reviewed on 2nd May 2011

My family and I stayed here for Christmas and where really impressed by the little extras supplied by the owners. The barn has many interesting features, including stain glass window, oak staircase (unusual entrance into main bedroom- over bridge). The beds where really comfy. All the rooms have several different lighting options to create romantic atmosphere, especially with the wood burner. Kitchen equipped with everything needed to cook Christmas dinner and more. Lovely walks in the area with the dog, Cardingmill valley is a must. Good shopping and indian in Shrewsbury. Would I recommend it, definitely not, I want to keep it all to myself. Already booked for October this year, can't wait to return.

Rated by Rachael H reviewed on 12th January 2011

Fantastic property, comfy beds, cosy fireplace, converted to a very high standard with lots of extra details. Furnished to a high standard, owners very helpful and we loved the home made mince pies, mulled wine and Christmas decorations, we would definitely return and recommend it to all my friends.

Rated by Mrs Harvey reviewed on 3rd January 2011

The play barn was brilliant and loved by our children. Friendly welcome and loved the location, clean, comfortable and well maintained cottage. Looking forward to going back!!

Rated by Mr Hughes reviewed on 11th October 2010

The accommodation was excellent, the owners very friendly. The games barn and snooker table in the cottage were fantastic on the occasional rainy days. A beautiful location with many places to see.

Rated by Ms Dawson reviewed on 30th August 2010

Good location and plenty of local info and guides provided. Charming accommodation with nice welcome touches. Plenty to see and do in the area.

Rated by Mrs McHugh reviewed on 24th May 2010

Made to feel most welcome, a very relaxed atmosphere, the owners were completely concerned that our stay would be a good one. The barn was very comfortable with a lovely atmosphere.The farm surroundings were great, rural but very handy to get to all the well worth visiting places.One of the best aspects was the peace and tranquility but in the barn we had to be up early to avail ourselves of the hot water as there was none when the boiler went off at 8 30 am.

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 14th May 2010

We had a very relaxed few days, the cottage is lovely with great attention to detail. We had very mixed weather. Great areas for walking locally and Church Stretton a must. Would not hesitate to return again.

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 13th May 2010

Excellent, homely, cosy property.

Rated by Mr & Mrs Lawrence reviewed on 1st April 2010

Host and family friendly and obliging. We loved the barn and area.

Rated by Mrs Bardsley reviewed on 17th March 2010

The cottage was very homely and comfortable. It was in an excellent location.

Rated by Miss Quinn reviewed on 3rd March 2010

Wonderful time away and a perfect place to spend Christmas.

Rated by Mr Gurney reviewed on 30th December 2009

Much better than the brochure! Very well equipped, comfortable and homely feel to this property and lots of space. Five of us and a dog had a very relaxing stay here, the log burner was a bonus and my 9 year old son enjoyed playing pool. There are lots of walks across farmland from the cottage and ideally placed for a day trip to Shrewsbury and walks along the Long Mynd and trips to Much Wenlock, Ludlow and Church Stretton. We have already booked again for next year!

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 2nd December 2009

Our thoughts were passed onto the owners! It was a beautiful cottage, but not as convenient as we had expected. Lots of 'bits' were missing, like no towel rails in main bathroom. We found it difficult walking our small dog, as the lanes are quite busy, and so we had to drive almost into Shrewsbury, to be abble to let him off of the lead, for a 'proper' run. We missed having a 'real' garden, had the weather been good, we would have spent time just sat-out, but on the nicer days, the very tiny garden was a bit restrictive. There were other points, but as it is now 6 months ago, I cannot recall them all, but they were written down, and handed to the owners. Whenever I have made suggestions to 'Sykes', there has never been any form of contact back to me, so I feel it isn't worth bothering!

Rated by Jill, Rich and Bumble reviewed on 2nd December 2009

First class very nice cottage, spacious and well equipped. General decoration looking a bit "tired" -as interior is relatively dark would probably enhance if all walls painted magnolia. On a working farm but quite private and quiet, owners very welcoming and pleasant. Would stay there again.

Rated by Churxh Stretton reviewed on 2nd December 2009

Lovely walks direct from the cottage over the fields. Lovely cosy cottage for any time of the year.

Rated by Mrs Hincks reviewed on 4th November 2009

Nice quite area, picturesque with plenty to do in the environs

Rated by Mr Mason reviewed on 19th October 2009

Totally enjoyable! Every effort had been made to make us welcome.

Rated by Mr Murphy reviewed on 21st September 2009

A lovely cottage with very good facilities and in a good position for Shrewsbury, etc. Had a great time.

Rated by Mr Meredith reviewed on 2nd September 2009

Lots of places to visit around the area, beautiful scenery. The cottage was one of the best we have stayed in and the games barn was excellent. The owners were friendly and the tea/coffee and cake and flowers were a nice touch.

Rated by Mrs Jackson reviewed on 11th August 2009

Fantastic property. Did not want to go home! Everything was well thought out and we were made to feel welcome. Would go back tomorrow.

Rated by Mr Dunning reviewed on 9th August 2009

The countryside was quiet but with a large town nearby, the hills are excellent for cycling/walking. The owners are very friendly and there was still plenty to do/see even in inclement weather

Rated by Mr Whittle reviewed on 4th August 2009

We had a wonderful week and hope to return at some stage. We would certainly recommend the accommodation to friends and family.

Rated by Mrs Bunting reviewed on 8th July 2009

It was a delight and very comfortable. A super 2 weeks stay.

Rated by Mrs Smith reviewed on 18th June 2009

We really loved staying in the Granary. The barn has been beautifully converted and suited our needs very well. We felt it was very good value for money and the Play Barn was a great bonus. The location was just right for us - close to the beautiful hills around Church Stretton and also close to Shrewsbury.

Rated by Mrs Feltham reviewed on 2nd June 2009

Really good standard of accommodation. The facilities included shared use of a play barn which comprised loads of things for the kids to do. They spent many hours making the most of these! The owners were very friendly without being intrusive. A guided tour of the farm was given on request, which once again went down very well with the kids.

Rated by Mr Render reviewed on 14th April 2009

The owners of the cottage really pulled out all the stops to make the cottage festive at New Year (Christmas Tree & lights) and also went the extra mile to make our daughter's 2nd birthday really special by giving her a tractor ride and facilitating our fireworks in one of his fields. Really personal touch.

Rated by Mrs Holding reviewed on 5th January 2009

Fantastic property. Excellent value for money.

Rated by Miss Dodd reviewed on 3rd January 2009

Enjoyed the games room. Excellent walking in the area close by. Quad biking near Much Wenlock was a highlight. Owners were very friendly and the cake and fresh flowers were a very nice touch. It was lovely to see some snow on the hills.

Rated by Mrs Shayes reviewed on 3rd November 2008

Another great holiday in these lovely cottages in a perfect location. Will definitely return.

Rated by Ms Harratt reviewed on 22nd September 2008

The cottage was excellent, lovely and clean. Views were lovely.

Rated by Mr & Mrs Morwood reviewed on 17th September 2008

This was an absolutely charming property.

Rated by Mrs Doughty reviewed on 16th September 2008

The cottage was absolutely delightful. The enclosed garden was ideal for our dog to wander into when we were there, and the children loved feeding the cows on the farm.

Rated by Mr Charlton reviewed on 5th September 2008

We had a very relaxing time at the Granary. The cottage was lovely, with everything provided for a super holiday. The beds were very comfy and the kitchen great for family dining. The snooker table was good fun too. Wouldn't hesitate to recommend to others.

Rated by Mrs Justice reviewed on 18th August 2008

I like the fact that it is in the rural country but with a large town and all its amenities within 5 miles. The owners are extremely friendly and helpful, and I like the peace and quiet. So much in fact I've booked again!

Rated by Mr Whittle reviewed on 14th August 2008

The overall open plan of the cottage was lovely. A well equipped kitchen saved us a fortune in eating out. The games barn was a fantastic idea - especially with two very active children.

Rated by Mr & Mrs Hughes reviewed on 30th July 2008

The location of the property, the beautiful countryside and the friendliness of the people.

Rated by Ms Mackenzie reviewed on 13th July 2008

Great place to stay and a very warm welcome. Good central base to visit all surrounding areas. Entertainment for the children was excellent in the barn, there was lots to do.

Rated by Mr Gillibrand reviewed on 9th June 2008

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the Granary, the accommodation was fantastic and by far the best cottage we have stayed in.

Rated by Mr Looms reviewed on 28th April 2008

The cottage was very spacious and clean, in a perfect location with lots to do in the surrounding areas. Would definitely recommend to others and visit again ourselves.

Rated by Mrs Haederle reviewed on 21st April 2008

The Granary was a beautiful barn conversion, full of character and very comfortable. The children loved playing in the games barn, which was really well equipped. The Granary was really conveniently located - not far off the beaten track, but felt as though it was in the middle of nowhere. Enjoyed exploring the local lanes on bikes that we had delivered to the property by a local firm. We visited numerous museums and places of interest within the locality and went quad bike trekking. All in all a very successful holiday with something for everyone.

Rated by Ms Henderson reviewed on 31st March 2008

The plate of mince pies and the log fire were very welcoming. The best property we have stayed in over Christmas.

Rated by Mrs Haley reviewed on 31st December 2007

Shropshire is one of the most beautiful parts of our country and this was the perfect spot to experience it. The cottage was beautiful.

Rated by Miss Barrett reviewed on 22nd October 2007

Excellent value for money.

Rated by Mrs Davies reviewed on 8th September 2007

The cottage was very close to the town of Shrewsbury which we found very convenient. It was also a good location for visiting other attractions in the area. The children really enjoyed the games barn attached to the cottage and it provided entertainment for them when we returned to the cottage each evening.

Rated by Mrs Flattery reviewed on 9th July 2007

One of the best holiday cottages we have ever stayed in. clean, spacious, well furnished & very comfortable.

Rated by Mrs Hinks reviewed on 25th June 2007

A lovely barn conversion in a peaceful rural setting. The accommodation was to a very high standard and would definitely stay again if we ever returned to Shropshire. The games barn and snooker table on the landing were welcome touches, as was the home made cake and flowers we received upon arrival.

Rated by Mr Slater reviewed on 14th June 2007

We were very satisfied with the property and felt your advertisement was a fair representation of what was on offer. Thank you.

Rated by Mr Hunt reviewed on 25th April 2007

We had a fantastic week in the cottage. The cottage was excellent in every way and it had everything we needed. We would like to visit again in the future and we will be recommending the cottage to family and friends.

Rated by Mr Goddard reviewed on 8th January 2007

We loved the wood burning stove. The small friendly touches such as the flowers, mince pies, fire ready to light with a basket of wood. We liked 2 bathrooms very useful with 4 adults, and liked the fact that we could take our small dog with us.

Rated by Mrs Taylor reviewed on 1st January 2007

Property more than lived up to expectations. Description of property accurate. The immediate area and South Shropshire is spectacular and well worth a visit and the Granary is a pleasure to return to after a day out.

Rated by Mrs Clarke reviewed on 31st October 2006

This is a fabulous property (we have been 4 times now) The owners are welcoming and available but unobtrusive. The location is great for various Shropshire attractions.

Rated by Mrs Parkinson reviewed on 23rd October 2006

The location was excellent with loads to do. Our son loved the barn where he could play with the kids from the next-door cottage. Peaceful. Lots of character to the Granary, lovely decor. Great facilities. Good value!

Rated by Mrs Howieson reviewed on 6th September 2006

This is the second time we have visited The Granary and we loved it as much as last time. It is excellent value for money. Shropshire is Tourisms best kept secret, Beautiful countryside with loads to do but without the crowds of the West Country.

Rated by Mr Whittle reviewed on 22nd August 2006

Central to all attractions that we wished to go to. We have stayed here for two years and owners have treated us like friends. Would certainly recommend.

Rated by Mrs Macdonald reviewed on 19th July 2006

The property is super and the area is lovely

Rated by Mrs Denison reviewed on 29th June 2006

Location was superb for exploring the area - loads of National Trust and English Heritage sites nearby. The Granary was great. We really liked the 4 poster bed and mini snooker table and two bathrooms. We enjoyed everything and would like to return in the future.

Rated by Mrs Moore reviewed on 12th April 2006

We had a fantastic week. The barn was decorated (well)and the people were very friendly. Thank you very much. We would definitely book through you again. Thanks again.

Rated by Mrs Clowes reviewed on 3rd April 2006

It was lovely and peaceful, nobody interferred with you, you could come and go as you liked, and the people were there if you needed anything. It had plenty of facilities for washing and drying, and was central for everything we needed to do. We would certainly book again, when we come back to England. Everything was perfect.

Rated by Mr & Mrs Sewell reviewed on 22nd February 2006

The property is furnished to a unusually high standard-it represents excellent value for money.

Rated by Mr Noble reviewed on 22nd December 2005

Both the location and the property were 1st class. Shropshire was new territory for us and we found so much to keep us occupied. The walking was particularly good.

Rated by Mr Taylor reviewed on 12th September 2005

It was excellent value for money, the proprety was amazing, the best holiday home that we have ever stayed in, we will deffinately book again for next year's holiday. There was nothing that we did not like,it's a shame that we could not of stayed longer.

Rated by Mr & Mrs Beecham reviewed on 15th August 2005

An excellent location and a top quality barn conversion with very friendly owners. Very relaxing rural environment but with Shrewesbury only 4 miles away. Plenty to see and do. We will definitely be back.

Rated by Mr Whittle reviewed on 9th August 2005

Thanks for a great holiday, lovely people a credit to Sykes.

Rated by Mr Gurney reviewed on 3rd July 2005

Fantastic property with everything we needed. The snooker table was great and I am surprised that this feature is not mentioned on the details, as it was a real bonus. A really lovely area with a warm welcome from the owners. I would not hesitate in recommending this property to anyone else.

Rated by Mrs Evans reviewed on 7th June 2005

Warm welcome, beautiful area, lovely cottage. Good walking country, lots of places of interest. Would have liked to stay longer.

Rated by Mr Lofthouse reviewed on 4th April 2005

This was a wonderfull cottage in a wonderful part of the country. We were made to feel at home from the moment we arrived. We will be recommending this property to family and friends and will be going back!

Rated by Mrs Davies reviewed on 9th March 2005

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7-Day Forecast

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Sat 23rd
Moderate rain
Moderate rain
14°C 1°C
26mph
16.3mm
993mb
Sun 24th
Heavy intensity rain
Heavy intensity rain
15°C 8°C
29mph
20.6mm
989mb
Mon 25th
Scattered clouds
Scattered clouds
9°C 6°C
23mph
0.0mm
997mb
Tue 26th
Light rain
Light rain
8°C 4°C
16mph
1.7mm
1,013mb
Wed 27th
Moderate rain
Moderate rain
7°C 4°C
17mph
17.2mm
1,008mb
Thu 28th
Light rain
Light rain
7°C 4°C
11mph
0.2mm
1,021mb
Fri 29th
Light rain
Light rain
11°C 6°C
15mph
1.1mm
1,012mb

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