This 2-bedroom cottage is an 18th-century property built in 1714 in Clun near Craven Arms. This historical cottage sits within the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The property sleeps 4 guests and welcomes up to 3 dogs. This cottage features original character with period details throughout.

Clun is a small historical town with pubs, a museum, shops and cafes. The 13th-century castle ruin and ancient Packhorse Bridge stand nearby. Local playing fields and a children's park are accessible through a gate at the bottom of the garden. Walking trails including the Shropshire Way, Jack Mytton's Way and Offa's Dyke start from the area.

The cottage has two bedrooms. The double bedroom includes a hidden en-suite shower room with WC but has sloping ceilings and reduced head height. The spacious twin bedroom offers lovely views. Ground floor facilities include a walk-in shower room with WC and a utility cloakroom.

Ludlow Castle and foodie events in Ludlow are 12 miles away (25 minutes). Museums at Ironbridge Gorge sit 28 miles distant (45 minutes). Stokesay Castle is 8 miles away (15 minutes). The Long Mynd offers hang gliding opportunities 10 miles away (20 minutes).

The large sprawling garden features a hand-crafted wooden roundhouse, herb garden, fruit trees, orchard and vegetable patch with seasonal produce. This stay suits keen walkers, cyclists and families wanting countryside breaks.