Waters Upton 1.6 miles. The Mill is a beautifully renovated, detached old mill situated near the River Meese in the charming village of Great Bolas, Shropshire. Overlooking a serene lake, this property offers off-road parking for two cars, a toasty woodburning stove, and EV charging, making it an ideal retreat for families or groups of friends with two well-behaved dogs. Upon entering the property, you are greeted by a hallway, complete with a Pugh seat, neat hardwood flooring, and Velux windows that flood the space with natural light, creating a bright and welcoming atmosphere. Kick off your boots and coats here before entering the open-plan living space. Here, the spacious open-plan area boasts a well-equipped kitchen for preparing your favourite meals. Adjacent to the kitchen, you will find a dining room with a circular glass table, offering seating for four guests, perfect for enjoying a home-cooked meal or a takeaway from one of the local eateries. The sitting room, complete with a Smart TV and a warm woodburning stove, invites you to relax on the plush corner sofa, perhaps with a good book or a favourite film. Patio doors lead out to a deck area, providing a wonderful spot for a morning coffee or an evening drink. A handy cloakroom with a basin, heated towel rail and WC completes the ground floor. Climb the wooden and glass stairs to the first floor. Upstairs, you will find two king-size bedrooms, both boasting en-suite facilities for added convenience. The first bedroom can be arranged as a twin on request and features a Velux window and a sliding mirror wardrobe. The en-suite is fitted with a walk-in shower, handheld shower, basin, heated towel rail, and WC. The second bedroom, with dual aspect windows, a Velux window and a sliding mirror wardrobe, offers a calming space to rest after a day of exploration. The en-suite is similarly equipped with a walk-in shower, handheld shower, basin, heated towel rail and WC. Outside, an enclosed deck with furniture awaits, providing a tranquil spot to enjoy the serene surroundings and perhaps indulge in some alfresco dining. If you’re in search of local charm, the nearest village of Tibberton offers a welcoming pub and shop for your essentials. A short drive will take you to Newport, where you can test your climbing skills at the Shropshire Climbing Centre, challenge your loved ones to a swing at the golf course, visit the Aqualate Mere National Nature Reserve, enjoy a drink at one of the friendly pubs, or take a leisurely stroll along the scenic Shrewsbury & Newport Canal. Venture further to Ironbridge to explore Bedlam Furnaces and The Iron Bridge. For a taste of history, venture into Shrewsbury, home to 660 listed buildings and the birthplace of world-renowned naturalist, geologist, and biologist Charles Darwin - see if you can spot his statue outside Shrewsbury Library! Explore the remarkable Flaxmill Maltings, the imposing Shrewsbury Castle, the vibrant Shrewsbury Market Hall, the picturesque Westone Park, and the rich estate of Attingham Park. Don’t miss a relaxing moment by the River Severn, taking in the beautiful views that frame this historic town. For those looking to venture further, the breathtaking Shropshire Hills National Landscape awaits, offering picturesque trails and stunning vistas, making every experience a memorable one. Whichever path you choose for your day out, The Mill's welcoming embrace will always await upon your return.

Set within a beautiful region of Shropshire, on the outskirts of Shrewsbury, is this quiet little village on the River Tern. Small, yet within easy reach of many notable attractions, this village boasts a church, Post Office and The Lion Inn, serving the very best Indian cuisine. Telford is a large town nearby, named after civil engineer Thomas Telford, with a modern shopping mall and on the southern boundaries is the Ironbridge Gorge, a scenic tourist destination and unesco World Heritage Site. Other attractions include, Blists Hill Victorian Town, The Wrekin with hiking trails and kids will love a trip to Wonderland within Telford Town Park. Shrewsbury is one of England's finest heritage towns with over 600 listed buildings, cobbled alleys and festivals taking place throughout the year. There is a splendid selection of independent and high street shops, as well as plenty of cafes, bars, restaurants and pubs. It is also known as being the birthplace of Charles Darwin and home to the fictional Brother Cadfael. Shrewsbury Castle is worth a visit, while Quarry Park is home to the annual Shrewsbury Flower Show. This lovely village brings you a quality break away with the family.

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