This 19th Century coach house was originally the coachman’s accommodation and is situated to the rear of the main house, overlooking the original Victorian kitchen garden and orchard, and with scenic views towards Todleth Hill. The Coach House invokes images of a by-gone era with the garages on the ground floor retaining some of the original fittings associated with the storage of harnesses, tackle and horse drawn coaches.

Interior
The accommodation is approached by an external stairway, which leads to a spacious lounge with beamed sloping ceilings and a log-burning stove, perfect for cosy evenings. The luxurious Shaker style galley kitchen is equipped to a high standard making the preparation of a candle-lit dinner a joy. The bedroom and ensuite bathroom have been designed in a Victorian style with canopied bed, roll top bath and gothic accessories providing an inviting and romantic ambience.

First Floor
Lounge with log burning stove, colour TV, video, stereo CD player ·“Shaker style” modern galley kitchen with washing machine, drying & ironing facilities, dishwasher & microwave. Double bedroom with ensuite luxury bathroom, featuring Victorian gothic style roll top bath & fittings.
The Coach House has a private patio, garden furniture and BBQ and dedicated garage parking for two cars.

Services
Oil fired central heating, electricity, initial supply of logs, bed linen, towels all included in rent. One pet welcome by arrangement. Cot, highchair and stair gate available. Shop, pubs and restaurant half a mile away.

Local area
The properties are surrounded by countryside with scenic walks and cycle trails. Offa's Dyke, the Clun Forest, Long Mynd and Stretton Hills known as 'Little Switzerland', are all close by. Discover historic Shrewsbury, medieval Ludlow with its castle, antique shops and gourmet restaurants, Powys Castle, the World Heritage Site of Iron Bridge Gorge, National Trust properties or even have a day at Aberdovey beach.