Barn in Shropshire

The charming village of Rushbury sits amongst the rolling hills of the Apedale Valley, between historic Much Wenlock and Church Stretton. An area that s perfect for exploring the outdoors with many well marked foot paths that will take you into the countryside and Shropshire hills. The area is rich in history with many attractions within easy reach to include the Severn Valley Railway, Stokesay Castle and the Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Site. The vibrant towns of Church Stretton, Much Wenlock, Shrewsbury and Ludlow are also within easy driving distance, offering a variety of shops, pubs and restaurants. Shropshire offers a vibrant events calendar with many festivals and local events throughout the year to include The Ludlow medieval and food festival, The Ironbridge George Walking festival and Church Stretton Arts festival. Set within a courtyard of beautifully converted byres within an established working farm, step through the original bricked archway into the barn where you will be pleasantly surprised by the exposed beams and contemporary style that the owners have created. The kitchen/breakfast room has been enhanced with exposed beams and stone tiled floors finished with a contemporary kitchen area, well equipped to include an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. A table and chairs are set within the area and perfect for enjoying a hearty breakfast. The cosy lounge is perfect relaxing with friends and offers a TV/DVD, along with a more formal dining space for special occasions. There is also a separate WC on the ground floor. So, when the sun goes down, climb the open wooden stairs to the first floor where you will find three bedrooms. A double bedroom with en suite shower room and WC, a further double with garden views and a twin room. There is a bathroom with shower over bath and WC that completed the accommodation. Outside to the front of the barn there is a seating area with table and chairs where you can enjoy the beauty of the surrounding countryside. You could also explore the grounds and say hello to the horses. There is allocated off road parking for two cars.