This Grade II-listed Queen Anne Townhouse sits at the heart of Ludlow's historic centre in Shropshire. Built in 1713, the property sleeps seven guests across three bedrooms. Original wooden floors, exposed beams and feature fireplaces fill every room. The top floor offers views over the town towards Ludlow Castle.

Ludlow offers independent shops, cafes and restaurants within walking distance. The River Teme runs less than half a mile away. Mortimer Forest and the Shropshire Hills provide excellent walking routes. The town hosts the Ludlow Fringe Festival in summer and the September Food Festival.

The ground floor features a spacious kitchen-diner with an AGA, electric hob and dishwasher. A first-floor lounge has comfortable sofas and a Smart TV. The drawing room includes a library. Three bedrooms span the upper floors: a top-floor double with TV and dressing room, another double and a spacious double with an additional single bed. Two bathrooms serve the property. A fully enclosed courtyard garden with bistro furniture is perfect for outdoor dining.

Ludlow Castle stands nearby. Stokesay Castle sits 7 miles north (15 minutes). Berrington Hall is 8 miles away (18 minutes). Mortimer Forest offers trails within 3 miles (10 minutes).

Perfect for families or groups wanting a historic Ludlow base. One dog welcome. Free resident parking pass included. This Queen Anne Townhouse combines period features with modern comfort.