Located in an unspoilt valley, enveloped by the Shropshire Hills and with a shop and pub right on the doorstep, is The Hayloft. This stone cottage offers a cosy, heart-warming feel, with an eclectic range of furnishings offering you a pleasant stay away from home. Ideal for couples, this homely retreat invites you in through a post box red front door, leading you into the sitting room. Inside, the lounge uplifts your mood, with exposed beams, quirky household accessories and royal red armchairs offset with ivory walls. The kitchen boasts a modern finish with gleaming white tiles and a dining area, welcoming two extra guests to enjoy a delicious home cooked meal with you. You also have the benefit of a utility housing washing facilities and a large fridge/freezer, and the shower room boasts quality fixtures. Upstairs, is a large, luxury bedroom with a king-size bed and views over the hills, towards the Welsh border. To the exterior is an enclosed patio with garden furniture and a luxurious hot tub, perfect for soaking away your troubles after a rejuvenating hike across the hill range. Adjacent to the cottage is The Stiperstones Inn also belonging to the owners; a traditional pub serving delicious food and real ales! Located in a recognised Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this region is very popular amongst walkers and explorers. Nearby, is The Bog Visitor Centre, nestled in the shadow of the Stiperstones and staffed by local helpers, happy to share their knowledge of the area. It also makes an ideal starting point for many walks around the National Nature Reserve and is noted for its warm welcome and local home baked refreshments. A short drive away is the English heritage town of Shrewsbury, with an imposing abbey, Shrewsbury Castle and the Shropshire Regimental Museum. There is also Attingham Park close by, along with Wroxeter Roman City, the museums at Ironbridge, and the castle and Michelin-starred restaurants of Ludlow. A romantic pad for two, in a honeypot location!

Stiperstones nestles in a valley on the slopes of the hill range and is only eight miles Church Stretton. This Shropshire village boasts a shop and charming inn and is a perfect starting point for many scenic trails, with the summit of the famous Stiperstones Hill, a 1.5 mile walk, and the East Ridge Wood mountain bike trails very close by. A short drive away is Shrewsbury, nestled on a loop of the River Severn. There's plenty of interesting things to do in the area, with Attingham Park, Wroxeter Roman City and the museums at Ironbridge.

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