Features

Welsh Tourist Board 3 Star Farmhouse Accomodation
Full Welsh Breakfast
Four en-suite bedrooms
Colour TV’s, beverage trays in all rooms
Full central heating
Ample safe parking for cars, and bikes
Free fishing available on the Severn
Ground floor rooms for less agile visitors
Pretty gardens
Fire certificate
Access statement

Accommodation

The newly built extension to the farmhouse was completed in June 2000 and comprises of four en-suite spacious modern rooms. All the rooms have central heating and have been furnished with pine furniture, TV’s, beverage trays, radio alarm clocks and comfortable chairs.

The rooms have the advantage of being able to add an extra single bed and all have space for a travel cot. Two of the bedrooms are situated on the ground floor, one having been designed with the less agile visitor in mind, offering extra wide doorways, drive in shower (no shower tray), slightly lower toilet with grab rails to the side and a lower wash basin with lever tap. A full access statement is available upon request and for added safety the whole property has a fire certificate.

The beamed dinning room with its large communal table is in the original farmhouse. A substantial farmhouse breakfast is assured using local produce and when possible our own eggs.

A good selection of local pubs offering evening meals are just a short walk or drive away. We have ample safe parking for cars, bikes and trailers.

We are open all year with the exception of 23rd-27th December.

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Whilst you are welcome to walk around our 400 acres, please remember this is a working farm with animals and moving machinery, children must therefore always be supervised.

Private free fishing is available on the River Severn; you will however need to bring your own rods. A wide selection of golf clubs is to be found within a 20 minute drive.

Paintballing, quad biking, laser clays and mountain biking all are available locally. Families can find fun filled days at numerous venues including Park Hall, Acton Scott Working farm and Shropshire Secret Hills Discovery centre.