Friars Cottage is a charming Victorian retreat situated in the historic market town of Ludlow, Shropshire, known for its picturesque streets adorned with timber-framed buildings and a castle dating back to 1085. Accommodating up to four guests, the cottage is conveniently located just a five-minute walk from the town center, where visitors can explore independent shops, a variety of restaurants, bars, and cafes, as well as enjoy scenic walks along the River Teme. The nearby Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and Mortimer Forest offer additional opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts to immerse themselves in nature.
The cottage, which was formerly a mews, features a cozy and characterful interior. Guests enter through a hallway equipped with a tray for muddy boots, leading into a snug sitting room complete with a Smart TV that includes Netflix. Adjacent to the sitting room is a fully equipped kitchen and dining area, along with a utility room that contains a downstairs toilet and drying space. A private courtyard garden at the rear of the property provides a sunlit spot for enjoying morning coffee or evening drinks, making it an ideal space for relaxation.
Accommodations include a large family bathroom with a bath and shower combination, a bedroom with a double bed and ample storage, and a smaller bedroom featuring a compact 4ft double bed. While the entire house and patio area are accessible to guests, it is important to note that the property does not offer dedicated parking. Guests can utilize pedestrian access from Old Street and Friars Garden, and there is a nearby long-term car park located just a short walk away, providing affordable parking options.
For added peace of mind, bookings at Friars Cottage are protected by a Deposit Guarantee, Guest Guarantee, and public liability insurance through SUPERHOG, which requires guest verification upon booking confirmation. Guests should be aware that pets and smoking are not permitted on the premises. In addition to its charming accommodations, the cottage is close to cultural attractions such as the Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre and Land of the Lost Content Museum, enhancing the overall experience of staying in this delightful vacation home.
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