Evenwood Byre, Acton Burnell, Shrewsbury
ID: S482921
- Bedrooms 2
- ・ Sleeps 4
- ・ Pets No
Guests say
Evenwood Byre receives glowing feedback for its immaculate cleanliness, comfort, and peaceful countryside setting. Guests praise the high standard of furnishings, spacious layout, and well-equipped facilities, including thoughtful touches such as a generous welcome hamper. The property is described as tranquil yet conveniently located for exploring local attractions. Owners are noted as friendly and helpful. Minor points include the need to drive to amenities and a suggestion for a shaver charging point, but overall, guests consistently express a desire to return.
Multiple reviews highlight the property as spotless, immaculately clean, and well maintained, with no negative comments regarding cleanliness.
The location is widely praised for its peacefulness, beautiful views, and proximity to attractions. A few guests note the need to drive to amenities and the presence of single-track roads, but overall sentiment is highly positive.
Guests consistently describe the accommodation as very comfortable, warm, and spacious, with high-quality furnishings and beds. Only minor accessibility concerns are mentioned.
The property is described as well equipped, with all necessary facilities, including an EV charging point and effective heating. One guest noted the absence of a shaver charging point.
Many guests mention a generous welcome hamper and helpful, friendly hosts. While these gestures are highly appreciated, please note that such gifts are not guaranteed.
About this property
With breath-taking views, this relaxing light and spacious retreat is perfect for couples or families looking to spend quality time in the stunning surrounding countryside, a walker's paradise in the beautiful Shropshire Hills, where you can climb the Lawley and Caer Caradoc trail and enjoy panoramic views towards the Wrekin.
One of three stunning Grade II listed barn conversions, Evenwood Byre has been beautifully and tastefully restored with the original beamed high ceilings and modern full height bi-folding doors.
The single-storey accommodation has circular stone steps leading down to the slightly lower level sitting room area with its cosy wood burning stove. Dual aspect glazed doors fill the room with light and provide far reaching views across the Shropshire hills.
The well-equipped kitchen/dining area is ideal for a welcoming meal after a day exploring, and the separate utility with washer/dryer and additional fridge/freezer provides extra food storage and keeps holiday laundry out of sight and mind. The principle bedroom has a king-size leather sleigh bed, while bedroom two offers twin single beds which can be joined to make a super-king size bed if required, ideal for couples and families alike. The family bathroom benefits from a bath and separate walk-in shower.
Outside, enjoy the magnificent, uninterrupted rural views from the terrace and garden.
When you want to explore, Shrewsbury, a vibrant market town with a mediaeval castle and Tudor streets, provides plenty of eating out options for all tastes and budgets along with independent shops and the River Severn where you can enjoy a river cruise. There are an abundance of other gastronomic delights in the nearby picturesque villages of Church Stretton, Much Wenlock and Cardington.
Additional Information:
Sorry, no pets.
Children and babies welcome, please provide your own infant equipment.
Panoramic countryside views.
Underfloor heating throughout.
The EV charging point is shared between three barns. If you require use of the shared EV charging facility, please select this during the booking process. Payment will then be made directly to the owner during your stay.
Please be aware of two steps down to the sitting room and one step up to the bedrooms.
The bedding is non feather.
Reviews (22)
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Confirmed Guest
This is a very high quality barn conversion. There are all the facilities required including an EV charging point. The welcome pack is a great idea and much appreciated . Shropshire is a lovely county and Shrewsbury and Ludlow are worth a visit. We enjoyed the museums in Ironbridge which are now run by the National Trust so if you are a member is all free. We will return
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Confirmed Guest
Lovely accommodation - it felt very upmarket and well cared for. Very peaceful setting (be aware of single track roads for a few miles). Best hamper we have had. Good location to visit Shrewsbury and many quaint towns and villages nearby.
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Confirmed Guest
Comfortable and well equipped accommodation and beautiful scenery surrounding it.