Pass The Keys | Magical Period House In The Heart Of Ludlow

Ludlow, Shropshire

Nestled in the heart of Ludlow, Shropshire, this characterful medieval townhouse, dating back to 1620, offers a unique blend of history and comfort. With the capacity to accommodate five guests across three bedrooms, this grade two listed property has been a haven for writers, poets, and artists, creating an eclectic and cozy atmosphere. The open-plan living room features a charming fireplace and showcases the building's original beams and ancient paneling, while its central location ensures easy access to Ludlow’s vibrant market square, castle, and picturesque walks along the river Teme.

The townhouse boasts a spacious oak-floored living area that flows into a well-equipped open-plan kitchen and dining space, complete with an oak table and bench seating. Upstairs, guests will find two airy double bedrooms and a single room, complemented by a family bathroom that includes both a bath and shower. A small shower room and WC are conveniently located on the ground floor. The home is decorated with antiques, books, and decorative items, giving it a warm, lived-in feel. Outside, a sun-filled courtyard provides a tranquil spot for relaxation, equipped with tables and chairs for outdoor dining.

Guests will have exclusive access to the entire house during their stay, although parking is not included due to its central location. Nearby pay-and-display parking options are available, as well as a long-term car park just a short walk away. The property is ideally situated only ten minutes from Ludlow train station for those preferring public transport. While the house is not suitable for young children due to its proximity to the road, it promises a smoke-free environment and does not allow pets. Professional cleaning and maintenance services are provided by Pass the Keys®, ensuring a hotel-standard experience for all visitors.

Ludlow offers a variety of local attractions and amenities, including two large supermarkets and numerous restaurants catering to diverse tastes, from fine dining to casual eateries. Notable attractions include the historic Ludlow Castle, local markets, the Ludlow Assembly Rooms, and the Ludlow Farm Shop. Nature enthusiasts can explore the stunning landscapes of the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with ample walking trails available nearby, including the scenic Mortimer Forest. This charming townhouse provides an ideal base for experiencing the rich culture, history, and natural beauty of Ludlow and its surroundings.

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