Enjoying a beautiful location at the heart of the majestic Shropshire Hills National Landscape, this stunning Grade II-listed farmhouse provides beautifully updated accommodation for larger families and groups of friends. Tastefully furnished and stylishly decorated throughout, the property has ample space for up to ten guests, with original features including two wood burners, exposed timber beams and stonework, wooden doors and idyllic, extensive gardens offering wonderful views of the tranquil surroundings. Ideally situated for exploring Ludlow and Bishop's Castle, this magnificent retreat makes a memorable holiday home for walkers, cyclists and nature lovers discovering a breathtaking part of Shropshire.

Entering this characterful farmhouse, the porchway makes a useful office space before you head through to the beautiful lounge with atmospheric beams, ample seating, a TV and wood burner. The ground floor also has a handsome dining room with additional seating and a second wood burner, while the country-style kitchen has a handy breakfast table. Two staircases lead upstairs. The first staircase leads from the dining room up to a bathroom and three pretty bedrooms: two doubles and an en-suite king-size; the second staircase goes from the lounge up to a shower room and two further bedrooms: one king-size and a twin. Outside, the beautifully landscaped and generous mature gardens encircle the house, offering picturesque spots for you to unwind and dine alfresco.

The pretty village of Kempton sits along the River Kemp and makes a great base for exploring the Shropshire Hills. Walkers can head to Knighton (13 miles) to follow the Offa's Dyke Path, while cyclists can head to Hopton Woods (5 miles) and the Long Mynd (8 miles). Heading south-east you can spend a day in the thriving market town of Ludlow (15 miles), home to a historic castle and a choice of friendly pubs and great restaurants.

Enjoying a beautiful location at the heart of the majestic Shropshire Hills National Landscape, this stunning Grade II listed farmhouse provides beautifully updated accommodation for larger families and groups of friends. Tastefully furnished and stylishly decorated throughout, the property has ample space for up to ten guests, with original features including two wood burners, exposed timber beams and stonework, wooden doors and idyllic, extensive gardens offering wonderful views of the tranquil surroundings. Ideally situated for exploring Ludlow and Bishop's Castle, this magnificent retreat makes a memorable holiday home for walkers, cyclists and nature lovers discovering a breathtaking part of Shropshire. Entering this characterful farmhouse, the porchway makes a useful office space before you head through to the beautiful lounge with atmospheric beams, ample seating, a TV and wood burner. The ground floor also has a handsome dining room with additional seating and a second wood burner, while the country style kitchen has a handy breakfast table. Two staircases lead upstairs. The first staircase leads from the dining room up to a bathroom and three pretty bedrooms: two doubles and an en suite king size; the second staircase goes from the lounge up to a shower room and two further bedrooms: one king size and a twin. Outside, the beautifully landscaped and generous mature gardens encircle the house, offering picturesque spots for you to unwind and dine alfresco. The pretty village of Kempton sits along the River Kemp and makes a great base for exploring the Shropshire Hills. Walkers can head to Knighton (13 miles) to follow the Offa's Dyke Path, while cyclists can head to Hopton Woods (5 miles) and the Long Mynd (8 miles). Heading south east you can spend a day in the thriving market town of Ludlow (15 miles), home to a historic castle and a choice of friendly pubs and great restaurants.