Ludlow Centre, Period Town Cottage With Pet Friendly Garden & Free Parking

Ludlow, Shropshire

Located in the picturesque town of Ludlow, Shropshire, Bell Cottage is a charming period property that accommodates up to four guests across its two spacious bedrooms. This delightful cottage is ideally situated just a short two-minute stroll from the vibrant local shops, pubs, restaurants, and the historic Ludlow Castle. The cottage has been thoughtfully refurbished to blend modern comforts with its original period features, making it a perfect retreat for those looking to explore one of Britain’s most beautiful market towns. With a lovely secluded garden and amenities such as an open fire, the cottage offers a warm and inviting atmosphere.

The interior of Bell Cottage is designed for comfort and functionality. It features a cozy lounge equipped with a log burner and leather furniture, alongside a SMART TV and free Wi-Fi for entertainment. The well-appointed kitchen includes a full range of appliances, a farmhouse dining table, and a pantry, making it easy to prepare meals. The two bedrooms are generously sized, with one offering a king-sized bed and the other a double bed, complemented by an attached dressing room. A contemporary shower room on the ground floor adds to the convenience of the space.

One of the standout features of Bell Cottage is its south-facing, enclosed walled garden, which is ideal for pets and provides a sunny retreat for guests. The garden is beautifully laid out with gravel, plant containers, and shrubs, creating a serene environment for relaxation. Guests can enjoy outdoor meals or simply unwind with a drink while soaking up the sun. Despite its tranquil setting, the cottage is just moments away from the lively heart of Ludlow, ensuring that visitors can easily access the town's rich array of attractions and amenities.

Ludlow itself is a historic market town nestled in the stunning Shropshire Hills, offering a wealth of activities and events throughout the year. From the renowned Food Festival in September to regular markets and antique fairs, there is always something happening. The town is also a gateway to the breathtaking countryside, with numerous walking and cycling trails, including those along the River Teme and in Mortimer Forest. With a vibrant local food scene, including specialty shops and quality restaurants, Ludlow is a delightful destination for food enthusiasts. Nearby attractions like Berrington Hall and the natural beauty of the Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre further enhance the appeal of this charming location.

• Pets Allowed
• Internet
• Open Fire