Cardington, Heart of England
Set in the pleasant countryside of South Shropshire, Corn House is in the idyllic hamlet of Plaish, close to the towns of Church Stretton and Much Wenlock.
Corn House is a dog friendly holiday cottage.
Electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, washer, dishwasher, TV, DVD, stereo, WiFi. Fuel starter pack for woodburner, sustainable biomass central heating, car charger (extra). Bed linen, towels included. Travel cot & highchair. Private patio with furniture, BBQ, lawn. Shared use of tennis court, play area, farm walks/animals. Two shared games rooms. One dog welcome. Ample off road parking. Note: Onsite indoor 20-metre bespoke infinity heated pool, fully equipped gym/relaxation area and integrated hot tub shown in the images is available for private bookings during your stay and is subject to an additional charge.For example: a group of 5 people will cost £65 for an exclusive 90 minute session (no under 4's for safety and insurance rules). These facilities can be booked directly with the owner prior to or during your stay at www.plaishparkleisure.co.uk. There are ample 90-minute sessions available 7 days a week. Please bring your own towels for use of swimming pool. NOTE: This property may not be suitable for people with limited mobility due to different levels. Hen parties welcome, stags on negotiation.
The pretty village of Cardington lies amongst the rolling hills of the South Shropshire countryside. Cardington boasts the oldest pub in Shropshire – The Royal Oak, mentioned in the Domesday Book! Its rural situation is ideal for sightseeing, with miles of country walks in all directions, not to mention the beautiful Shropshire hills - a draw for walkers, riders and nature lovers alike! A wealth of birdlife (including buzzards, woodpeckers and ravens) has its home here. Severn Valley Steam Railway, Stokesay Castle, Shrewsbury, Ludlow and the Ironbridge Gorge, with its 10 museums, are each less than 20 miles away. The attractive market towns of Church Stretton (known as "Little Switzerland" by the Victorians) and Much Wenlock are both close by and offer a variety of shops, pubs and restaurants. A superb location!
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.
Short breaks may still be available.
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