Chevaliers Cider House

Bridgnorth, Shropshire

The Cider House, located in the quaint hamlet of Upton Cressett near Bridgnorth, Shropshire, offers a picturesque retreat in the Heart of England. This charming holiday cottage is one of three situated on the historic Upton Cressett Hall estate, renowned for its stunning architecture and beautiful grounds. Accommodating up to four guests, the property features two well-appointed bedrooms, making it an ideal choice for small families or couples. Guests can enjoy the surrounding Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, along with access to numerous market towns that boast delightful shopping and dining experiences.

The estate itself, praised by the Daily Telegraph as one of the Best Ten Stately Homes for accommodation, is steeped in history, with parts dating back to 1380. Notably, it is believed that Edward V, a son of King Edward IV, once stayed here. Visitors can explore the estate's magnificent gardens, which include a Norman church and a turreted gatehouse, and may even partake in guided tours or special events held within the grounds. The Cider House features characterful interiors, including wide oak flooring, French windows, and an inviting open log fireplace, creating a warm and homely atmosphere for guests.

The layout of The Cider House is thoughtfully designed over two floors, with the downstairs master bedroom offering luxurious amenities and accessibility for guests with mobility concerns. This bedroom features a kingsize sleigh bed and an elegant bathroom equipped with both a bath and a wet room shower. The second bedroom upstairs exudes a cozy cottage feel, adorned with charming furnishings and an ensuite bathroom. The bespoke kitchen, complete with modern appliances, and a dining area under a vaulted ceiling enhance the cottage's appeal, making it a comfortable home away from home.

Beyond the cottage, the surrounding area is rich with outdoor activities and cultural experiences. Upton Cressett serves as an excellent base for exploring Shropshire's famed walking routes, including the Jack Mytton Way and the Abbessess’ Way. Local attractions such as the West Midland Safari Park, Ironbridge Gorge, and historic market towns like Ludlow, Bridgnorth, and Shrewsbury are easily accessible. Each town offers its unique blend of history, architecture, and culinary delights, with Bridgnorth's stunning views and historic cliff railway, Ludlow's medieval castle and vibrant markets, and Shrewsbury's charming riverside and events. Guests at The Cider House are sure to enjoy a memorable stay immersed in the beauty and heritage of this enchanting region.

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