Set in a picturesque valley below the heather-clad upland of the Long Mynd, Church Stretton is a small market town with a strong independent streak. Browse its charming indie shops and eateries, explore the picturesque walking trails of Carding Mill Valley and embrace some of south Shropshire’s wildest, most awe-inspiring terrain.
Set in a picturesque valley below the heather-clad upland of the Long Mynd, Church Stretton is a small market town with a strong independent streak. Browse its charming indie shops and eateries, explore the picturesque walking trails of Carding Mill Valley and embrace some of south Shropshire's wildest, most awe-inspiring terrain.
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Spacious, luxury self-catering for 2 people nestled in the Shropshire Hills with easy access to Church Stretton and Carding Mill Valley or the Long Mynd Mynd Court is in Church Stretton, a lovely “stroll size” town with independent shops, cafes, restaurants, a baker (as seen on The Great British Bake Off), a speciality delicatessen, several […]
North Hill Farm is set on a hilltop overlooking one of the most lovely valleys in Shropshire with a view from Wilstone Hill to Wenlock Edge. It’s on Route 4 of the Church Stretton circular walks and on Ippikins Way with the footpath literally from the door. An ideal choice for those who love the […]
Tiger Hall is a stunning Edwardian luxury holiday house sleeping up to 10 guests, perched on the quiet lower slopes of the Long Mynd with direct garden access to Rectory Wood, Rectory Fields and miles of walking trails. Framed by sweeping hill views and just a five-minute stroll from Church Stretton, it’s the perfect base […]
Welcome to Arden House The perfect place to escape to the country to relax and unwind Standing at the gateway to Carding Mill Valley, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty – Arden House is a haven in the hills offering three luxury holiday apartments. Sleeping from two to six guests, the well-appointed apartments retain […]
Welcome to All Stretton Bunkhouse Hostel in South Shropshire There are three rooms in the bunkhouse, Synalds and Caradoc both have two bunks each and catering for four per room in total and Novers has two single beds, catering for two in total. The kitchen is fully kitted out with cooker, microwave, toaster, kettle and […]
We still have availability – come and enjoy a break in the Shropshire Hills Ferndale – for family and friends Detached family home – sleeps 5. Set in the heart of the Shropshire Hills – providing every comfort and convenience for a fabulous holiday. In an elevated position set well back from the road with […]
Set in tranquil ancient woodland at the heart of the 1,000-acre Acton Scott Estate in the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, our glamping site and holiday house, offers an atmospheric rural experience and promises a care-free adventure for all. Your glamping encampment has a barbecue and a bookable private hot tub, from which […]
Luxury self catering holiday accommodation on a family run, small farm set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. As featured on the BBC’s Escape to the Country and Farmer’s Country Showdown, this special tucked away smallholding is also home to three Gold Award holiday cottages, critically endangered Soay sheep, Aylesbury ducks, a mix of […]
Located in the beautiful South Shropshire countryside, step away from modern life and reconnect with nature. Join us at Acton Scott Heritage Farm to enjoy rural Shropshire at it’s best! Discover the original Victorian Farm through the seasons, complete with working horses and rare breed animals, learn a new craft, enjoy the unspoiled countryside setting […]
A fab location in the very heart of Church Stretton. The cottage is at the back of a pretty courtyard off the market square right in the center of the town. We’ve recently renovated both the cottage and garden and added a private hot tub area just for guests! We have some lovely pubs, restaurants, […]
Originally built in 1902 as a country retreat for a department store owner, Mynd House is constructed in the ‘brick villa’ style. It offers exceptionally spacious and immaculately maintained accommodation. Mynd House has eight well-appointed guest rooms- Five doubles, two twin rooms and a single room- and seven of them offer sought-after hill views (the […]
Eaton Manor Country Estate makes the perfect backdrop to any wedding celebration! A countryside wedding venue full of charm and character, surrounded by breath-taking views, with onsite cottage accommodation. Set in 500 acres of picturesque countryside, Eaton Manor is a glorious wedding venue that offers everything you can dream of to ensure a truly memorable […]
The Outdoor Depot is an independent family run outdoor shop, based in Church Stretton in the heart of the Shropshire Hills since 1998. Focusing on supplying the best quality kit for outdoor adventures, we offer custom boot fitting by appointment in store.
This quaint one-bedroom Grade II listed former Coach House is perfectly located to explore all that the popular market town of Church Stretton and the South Shropshire hills has to offer. Located in the centre of Church Stretton, within easy reach of all local amenities, train station and walks from the town centre. The space […]
Eaton Manor Country Estate Venue & Holiday Cottages is an award-winning, glorious rural retreat set in 500 acres of peaceful Shropshire countryside. A place where memories are made, Eaton Manor is family-friendly and dog-friendly, and it is the perfect setting for a relaxing break, a family holiday, or a special celebration, including weddings. There are private […]
Church Stretton 4.9 miles. Hidden within the magnificent landscapes of the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, you will find the stunning Wilstone Cottage. Wilstone Cottage sits at the foot of the iconic Caer Caradoc Hill; the hill offers panoramic views of the Wrekin, Wenlock Edge and The Long Mynd! The summit has an […]
Church Stretton’s long history is plain to see in its many Tudor-era buildings. As you stroll around town, look out for the informational plaques that offer fascinating stories of local people and architecture. The main shopping streets were developed in Edwardian times and are just as special today. You won’t find chain stores in Church Stretton – just lots of independent, locally-owned shops and eateries. It’s all part of the town’s unique magic.
Church Stretton may be small – but it's easy to lose an afternoon exploring its unusual range of shops and ferreting around the Antiques Centre. Don't forget to fuel up at one of its equally unique (and equally independent) pubs, cafes or restaurants.
Nature is never far away in Church Stretton: the town hosts two tranquil nature reserves. Start your day at Rectory Wood, close to the centre of town, and then head to the wildlife-rich Coppice Leasowes Nature Reserve to spot wetland plants, insects and birds.
Did you know that Church Stretton is home to more than 80 listed buildings and monuments? For history fans, it's a pocket-sized feast. Stroll its charming streets for an architectural tour through time, taking in beautifully preserved buildings that date from the 15th century onwards.
Visiting Church Stretton puts you in the heart of the Shropshire Hills National Landscape. This means you'll have ample opportunities for outdoor escapes, whether it's a walking tour of the Stiperstones or a cycling adventure on the mighty Long Mynd.
Church Stretton enjoys strong rail and road links, so getting in is just as fun as getting out and about.
The A49 passes straight through Church Stretton, ensuring an easy and scenic drive from Shrewsbury or Ludlow.
Take advantage of regular services from Shrewsbury or Ludlow – or hop on the weekend shuttle bus to tour local landmarks like Long Mynd and the Stiperstones.
Church Stretton sits on the main Transport for Wales railway line from Shrewsbury to Ludlow. The railway station is a short stroll from the heart of town.
For rural escapism, head to the hills. South Shropshire is home to many of our most legendary peaks, including the mighty Long Mynd and the twin plateaus of the Clees. Whether you’re a hiker, cyclist or hang glider, you can expect life-affirming views and lifelong memories.
And don’t forget to visit south Shropshire’s charming market towns. Why not spend a lazy afternoon sampling Ludlow’s fertile culinary scene or exploring Church Stretton’s bric-a-brac streets and independent shops?
