GWR Wagon - Victoria Station is a unique Art Deco inspired repurposed railway carriage set privately in the grounds of our working family home in the Corvedale. Newly built in 2024 and perfect for couples seeking a distinctive getaway, this charming property offers off-road parking for two cars, tranquil countryside views and a Victorian woodburning stove/ barbecue and provides an ideal base for exploring the surrounding natural beauty. Park up the cars, and enjoy the lush green lawn as you make your way to this quaint abode. From the outside, this one-of-a-kind dwelling appears rustic yet stylish with metal reinforcements, wooden panels, a classic porthole window and a contemporary entrance. Step inside this single-storey retreat to discover the kitchen/diner that is well-equipped for all your culinary needs, allowing you to enjoy home-cooked meals in the comfort of your holiday home, you can store all your favourite treats in the fridge/freezer, whilst dinner is cooking in the oven. When it’s time to eat open the windows to allow an outside eating experience with uninterrupted views of the countryside fields. If you are looking to unwind, head to the bedroom/ sitting area, furnished to a high bespoke standard, with an Art Deco theme, to spend some quality time together. This space boasts gold curtains, Art Deco lighting, a leather sofa, and a burr walnut double bed, creating an elegant space to rest after a day of exploration. Adding to the charm of this space, is a beautiful green enamel stove decoration, a nod to the property's unique history and heated up for your arrival during winter. The property also features a shower room with a walk-in shower, basin, and WC, all set against a backdrop of stylish green tiles. Bifold doors open onto an elevated patio, offering beautiful views of the surrounding landscape. This is an ideal spot to relax and watch the local birds - kites and buzzards are a regular sight, wildlife, cattle, and sheep. The patio comes complete with furniture and a barbecue/woodburning stove, set on an extremely unique and repurposed original Victorian stove which came from a Station Master's home in Kidderminster. Whether you're dining alfresco or simply enjoying a glass of wine as the sun sets, this outdoor space is sure to be a highlight of your stay. If you can pull yourself away from this unique retreat, you'll find an exciting array of attractions close by. The Apple Tree traditional country pub is located in close by Onibury. Treat your loved one to a spot of lunch at CSONS, a riverside cafe offering modern British dishes that change seasonally. Venture to the historic Ludlow Castle, a place imbued with a thousand years of history and home to festivals, fairs and outdoor theatre, offering something for all ages. Alternatively, lace up your walking boots and explore the breathtaking landscapes of the National Trust's Carding Mill Valley and the Long Mynd. With its stream-carved valleys and heather-topped hills, it's a paradise for outdoor lovers and a haven for bird watchers and nature enthusiasts alike. At the end of each action-packed day, look forward to returning to the inviting sanctuary of the GWR Wagon - Victoria Station, where relaxation and serenity await.

The historic market town of Ludlow is situated on the River Teme, amidst the outstanding countryside of the Welsh Marches. With more than 500 listed buildings, the town provides a fascinating range of architecture including Ludlow Castle which is over 900 years old and is one of the first stone castles to be built in England. Today the castle is open all year round and hosts a wide range of events including outdoor theatre, food, art and literature festivals and many antique and art fairs. Below the castle, Millenium Green offers a large public riverside green and weir and provides excellent indoor and outdoor dining facilities via the Green Cafe located right on the riverside. Ludlow has held street markets since the twelfth century. Nowadays, a traditional open-air market takes place in the town square every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday throughout the year. More than forty stalls selling a range of goods including fresh produce, cheeses, books and a selection of local crafts are on offer with the 'Local to Ludlow' produce market some Thursdays and an Antique & Flea market some Sundays. Ludlow is also a gourmet’s paradise and a shopper’s dream. The town boasts many places to eat and drink, as well as a number of exclusive boutique style clothes and gift shops. Ludlow is within easy reach of Church Stretton, Shrewsbury and Hereford, as well as popular attractions such as World Heritage Site of Ironbridge Gorge, Severn Valley Railway, Berrington Hall, Croft Castle and Cardingmill Valley. Ludlow is a superb destination for a relaxing all year-round break.

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