Familienfreundliche Ferienunterkünfte in Church Stretton

The Old Factory, Carding Mill

A historic building in the heart of Carding Mill Valley, National Trust site. The Old Factory is the oldest building in the valley, in the middle of the Shropshire hills. Hill walks, cycling, star gazing, and wild swimming from your door, then home to the ideal place to relax. This ground floor apartment, with courtyard, is a beautiful stroll into Church Stretton with independent shops, pubs, cafes, and train station. There's also a National Trust cafe two doors away, stocked with treats.

Tiny Barn

The Tiny barn is in an area of outstanding natural beauty with numerous walks from the working dairy and sheep farm - it is just the ground floor and has a small double bed with access to one side, sofa bed, small shower room and kitchenette. It has a dedicated Airband satellite hub for WiFi and is generally very good. It’s a very old building right in the middle of our farm near the cow sheds so expect lots of cows, tractors, farm smells and farmers! Guests can park just outside the tiny barn.

The Clock House

Located right in the centre of Church Stretton, this newly fully refurbished apartment gives you immediate access to all that Church Stretton and the surrounding hills have to offer. You will have the unique experience of viewing Peppers town clock, an historic local feature, from the inside. The open plan design of the kitchen/dining/sitting room will enable you to fully relax at the end of a day in the hills. Parking for 1 vehicle + ample free on-street parking nearby for additional vehicles.

Flat,Church/All Stretton Longmynd Dogs welcome

Ministones is a lovely private ground floor flat with off road parking, outdoor area & private entrance nestled in the Church Stretton Hills known as Little Switzerland. It is 2 minutes drive off the A49 in Batch Valley with immediate accessibility of vast walking, biking trails &1 minutes walk to the local pub(The Yew Tree) which serves excellent food. One mile from Church Stretton Cardingmill Valley & has access to over 12 local pubs in the area . Dogs are very welcome at a small extra cost

Modern semi-rural 1-bedroom cottage.

Located in a designated area of outstanding natural beauty, come and relax & unwind in our modern self-contained cottage. Annexed to the main house, the "Studio" has it's own front door, private access & parking. With all mod-cons including a dishwasher, free WiFi and Freely TV, the Studio is the perfect base for exploring the beautiful Shropshire countryside. Located 3 miles east of Church Stretton & a 35 minute walk to the popular Royal Oak pub in Cardington, a favourite haunt of the locals.

Stunning cottage nestled under the Longmynd Hills.

Welcome to Betty's Dairy, a beautiful holiday cottage nestled in the foothills of the Longmynd. A historic farm building converted to a high standard. Betty's is an ideal destination for family and friends to enjoy a year round staycation. Hamperley and the Church Stretton area offer some of the best walking and cycling in the country, with breath taking views and numerous places to explore. From castles, cafes and carveries; to hills, horses and hang-gliding there is something for everyone.

Stable house with Stunning Views

Peaceful getaway in the rural hills of Shropshire, this oak-framed stable conversion is close to beautiful towns like Church Stretton, Ludlow and Bishops Castle. In the picturesque hamlet of Minton, it has 2 bedrooms and sleeps 4 (+2 extra pull out beds if needed), and is equipped with a log woodburner for cosy evenings. Offering direct access onto the Long Mynd, with its incredible scenery, walks, bike rides and pubs, this really is the perfect place for couples, families and groups alike.

Unique handbuilt cedar log cabin hot tub & Sauna

This brand new unique 2022 log cabin is a thing of beauty. Wood work at its finest. Sitting on stilts, set into the hillside of the Onny Valley, the eye-catching glossy cedar pops against the countryside greens. 2 magnificent rooted logs embrace the entrance to the staircase with curvy blonde oak rails enticing you into the cabin. Surrounded by nature, beautiful views and space this cabin really has the wow factor. Everywhere bespoke design features and attention to detail exude luxury.

Perfect self-contained studio flat for walkers.

Glorious views and a walkers paradise set within a National Trust park in an area of outstanding natural beauty. Small outside sitting area with fire pit. Free parking with short walk up some steps to the front door of this self-contained basement studio flat. Cool in summer and cosy in winter with own central heating system. Own kitchen with microwave, elecric hotplate, small oven, and washing machine. Bathroom with bath and over-bath shower.

Wonderfully presented cosy cottage

Bea's Cottage is a luxury boutique property, lovingly refurbished to an exceptionally high standard. The cottage is nestled in the heart of Church Stretton and offers a fantastic base for wonderful walks all but a stones throw away or simply a relaxing romantic break. The cottage offers beautifully appointed accommodation for up to 3 people ( in addition to this a travel cot is available for any little visitors up to the age of 2).

Quaint 1-bed cottage in Church Stretton centre

This charming and cosy one-bedroom Grade II listed former Coach House is ideally situated to discover the attractions of the bustling market town of Church Stretton and the South Shropshire Hills. Located in the town centre, it provides easy access to local amenities, the train station, and walking trails starting from the centre. Cafes, shops, restaurants and pubs surround you in this perfect (and quiet) little spot.

THE COACH HOUSE: Self Contained Apartment

Holiday apartment in a Coach House built in 1905. Situated in Church Stretton just a few minutes walk from the town, station and the National Trust in Cardingmill Valley. Ideal for walking or biking in the Shropshire Hills especially on the Long Mynd or as a base to explore the towns of Shrewsbury and Ludlow or the World heritage site and living museums at Ironbridge.