Longymynd Cottage, named after the idyllic Shropshire moorland, is a heart-warming barn conversion close to the charming village of All Stretton. With the Shropshire Hills AONB and a wealth of historic towns at your fingertips, make this the enticing base from which to explore it all. Enter this hideaway into its traditional farmhouse kitchen/diner, boasting rustic quarry tile flooring, exposed ceiling beams and cream coloured units, it's a homely and social spot to cook and enjoy those hearty meals. Adjacent to this rests the comfortable sitting room, snug sofas and splendid countryside views make this a warming spot to relax when you're not out exploring this fabulous region. Two peaceful bedrooms are on the first floor; a double and a twin room are decorated in a similarly welcoming fashion. A charming bathroom completes the accommodation, touched with pleasant exposed beams and red bricks, which makes for a tranquil space to relax in a soothing bubble bath. Admire this countryside setting first-hand by taking a seat on the peaceful lawn with your morning coffee, or perhaps an evening gin and tonic. Many idyllic walks are available from your doorstep, while the friendly village of All Stretton is a little over a mile away, offering a welcoming pub and excellent access to the area. Neighbouring All Stretton is the town of Church Stretton, which abounds in wonderful restaurants and cafés along with a picturesque golf course. Head into the Shropshire Hills AONB for seemingly infinite walking and cycling opportunities, while popular towns including Shrewsbury, Ludlow, Ironbridge and Much Wenlock are all in easy reach. A lovely barn conversion in a perfect location for touring Shropshire and its wonderful opportunities.

All Stretton offers a pub, a hotel and a tea shop. One mile away, Church Stretton provides pubs, tearooms, specialist shops and a golf course. The local area offers attractions including Acton Scott Working Farm, the Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre, Stokesay Castle, Wroxeter Roman City, Attingham Park and the historic towns of Ludlow, Shrewsbury, Ironbridge, Bishop's Castle, and Much Wenlock.

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