Troutbeck Cottage is a charming mid-terrace property located in the historic market town of Ludlow, Shropshire, which comfortably accommodates two guests in its single double bedroom. This cosy cottage features a well-appointed shower room, a functional kitchen, a living/dining area, and a delightful conservatory. Outside, guests can enjoy a small private patio furnished for relaxation, offering picturesque views of the river, while convenient permit parking is available nearby. Additionally, the owner provides bike storage just a short five-minute distance from the property, making it an ideal choice for outdoor enthusiasts.
The cottage is equipped with modern amenities, including electric heating with underfloor heating, an electric oven and hob (though it does not include a microwave), a washing machine, a television, and WiFi access. Essential utilities such as fuel and power are included in the rental price, along with bed linen and towels. However, the property maintains a no-pets and no-smoking policy, ensuring a clean and comfortable environment for all guests. Its central location in Ludlow places it within easy walking distance of local shops and pubs, with a shop just 0.3 miles away and a pub only 0.1 miles from the cottage.
Ludlow is nestled on the banks of the River Teme, surrounded by the stunning landscapes of the Welsh Marches, and is celebrated for its rich historical and architectural heritage. The town is home to the impressive Ludlow Castle, which dates back over 900 years and is one of the earliest fortifications in England. Visitors can explore the castle year-round, enjoying a variety of events that range from outdoor theatre to food and art festivals. The Millennium Green, located beneath the castle, provides a scenic riverside area with dining options at the Green Café, enhancing the town's vibrant community atmosphere.
In addition to its historical significance, Ludlow is renowned for its lively market scene, with street markets dating back to the twelfth century. The town square hosts a traditional open-air market four days a week, featuring over 40 stalls that offer fresh produce, books, and local crafts. Ludlow is also a culinary destination, boasting a variety of restaurants and boutique shops. Its convenient location allows easy access to nearby attractions, including the Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Site, Severn Valley Railway, and the scenic landscapes of Church Stretton and Cardingmill Valley, making it a perfect base for exploring the Heart of England's natural beauty and cultural highlights.
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