2 steps to entrance.
Ground floor.
Living room: With wood burner and oak floor.
Second living room: With beams and oak floor.
Kitchen/dining room: With beams, electric oven, electric hob, gas Aga (Oct-May), microwave, dishwasher, and fridge/freezer.
Utility room: With washing machine and tumble dryer.
Sunroom/conservatory.
Garden room.
Separate toilet.
First floor.
Bedroom 1: With beams, kingsize bed and en-suite bathroom with beams, bath, shower cubicle and toilet (Also accessed from the hall).
Bedroom 2: With beams and kingsize bed.
Bedroom 3: with twin beds.
Shower room: With toilet.
Gas central heating, electricity, gas, bed linen, towels, Wi-Fi, and initial fuel for wood burner included. Travel cot. DVD player and small library. Stereo/CD player. Garden with furniture. Enclosed courtyard with furniture and gas BBQ. Allocated space for 1 car in car park, 300 yards (£10 payable to owner). No smoking. Please note: There is a step to the garden room and steps to the garden.
Centrally positioned to enjoy the local area this Grade II listed cottage has all the charm and character you need to enjoy a memorable break away.
Just a 5 minute walk from the centre of Ludlow, Friary Cottage takes its place along one of the medieval streets that makes up this town, a convenient spot to reach restaurants and antique shops and, so much more.
Lovingly renovated with antique furniture, a gas fired Aga, small walled courtyard and pretty enclosed garden, there is everything you need here just waiting to be enjoyed.
Stoke up the barbecue on a summers day, or cosy up with the wood burner and keep the cold out, as you plan the next days’ adventures.
The surrounding area invites you to explore with some great opportunities to sit back and relax with a picnic whilst enjoying the fresh air and open countryside.
Those wishing to bring their four legged friend along will not be disappointed with plenty of good walking opportunities to discover locally.
The cathedral city of Hereford is just a short drive offering good independent shops, fine food and The Cider Museum, explore the cellars and stock up at the gift shop, a good day out for all the family.
From the distinctive black and white houses of Leominster to the market town of Tenbury Wells set on the banks of the River Terne, the opportunities to explore here are endless.
The historical houses of Witley Court and Berrington Hall transports you back in time with Edwardian paths and glistening fountains, along with plenty to keep younger ones entertained, as well.
Other places of interest include Croft and Stokesay Castles, Secret Hills Discovery Centre and the Severn Valley Railway. Supermarket 50 yards, pub and restaurant 100 yards.