Cottage holiday rentals in Telford

Cowslip Cottage - Hayloft, complete first floor.

Unique stone and brick cottage with many original features, converted into two flats. Hayloft is reached by a metal staircase, to the rear of the cottage (unsuitable for children). Windows on both sides of the building ensure that the rooms are particularly bright and airy. The cottage benefits from solar energy and oil central heating ensures a cosy background. By The Shropshire way, overlooking farmland it makes an excellent base for touring and walking. Parking and basic wi-fi on site.

Cosy Cottage with log burner in a tranquil setting

Our price per night hasn’t changed but is only higher as we now need to pay the Airbnb booking fee previously paid by the guest. The overall cost to you hasn’t changed. Groom's has a wood burning stove, the perfect location for a break.Sitting in the grounds of a Georgian house, accessed via a traditional walled garden and overlooking a cobbled courtyard, this beautiful setting is perfect for relaxing in front of the fire or open the door and there are loads of beautiful walks in the area.

Open plan country cottage, amazing views, sleeps 7

Come and relax in our cosy cottage located in the Shropshire countryside, super fast Wi-Fi, well kitted kitchen and everything you need on hand. Goal posts and trampoline for the kids! They are welcome to visit the chickens, ducks and horses. With beautiful Cleobury Mortimer within walking distance and Ludlow only a 15 min drive your not far from shops, pubs and restaurants. Not to mention take aways all deliver! Indian, Chinese, Thai, Pizza, F & C. Clee Hill views to die for, see photos!

Quiet & peaceful cottage for two, Much Wenlock

Within walking distance of Much Wenlock, this peaceful detached cottage is surrounded by the beautiful Shropshire countryside. Ideal for walkers & cyclists alike the cottage offers plenty of space for you to relax & unwind. Enjoy the spectacular sunsets in the summer or during the autumn/winter months, the cottage becomes a wonderfully snug hideaway, with the woodburning stove making it the perfect place to curl up after a brisk walk through the Shropshire Hills or exploring the local area.

Brewood. Best kept village in Staffordshire.

The Coach House is a stand alone dwelling in the centre of the picturesque village of Brewood ; holder of the best kept village in Staffordshire. The accommodation comprises a fully fitted kitchen, lounge dining area with French windows looking onto a walled garden and downstairs utility with toilet, washing machine and tumble drier. Upstairs is a separate bathroom with shower, a spacious bedroom with Juliette balcony and separate changing room. It has gas central heating and wi-fi.

Cosy and quiet one bed barn conversion.

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. Enjoy a calm a quiet night away in this cosy barn conversion. Located on a working farm at Hamperley, it's the ideal base for walking, biking or just finding a bit of peace and quiet. Hamperley and the Church Stretton area offer some of the best walking and cycling in the country, with breath taking views and numerous places to explore. From castles, cafes and carveries; to hills, horses and hang-gliding there is something for everyone.

Renovated cosy cottage. Free parking & pet.

The cottage is recently renovated, and provides a cosy rural retreat, whilst being within close proximity of Wellington, Telford and Shrewsbury. The cottage is set in the foothills of the Wrekin. There are numerous walks directly from the cottage, up the Wrekin and in the adjacent Ercall wood. The cottage is ideally located for visiting the Ironbrige area, and the Welsh boarders. As well as being a short drive from the business centres for those travelling for work purposes.

Author’s childhood home. Cottage in Shropshire.

A Victorian terraced cottage. Birthplace of author Edith Pargeter (Ellis Peters), renowned for her Cadfael stories. Boasting lovely views , a spacious open-plan ground floor with modern, well equipped kitchen, a lounge area with log burner and a double sofa bed. Downstairs compact toilet and shower, large rear garden. Free street parking. The first floor: bathroom with roll top bath, a master room with king sized bed and a second bedroom with twin single beds.

The School House, a charming 200-year old cottage.

Marnwood School House is a beautiful holiday cottage with bags of charm. The cottage dates back 200 years, where it was originally used as a school house for the poor but Reverend Bartlett in 1824. The property has been fully restored to an excellent standard, whilst still retaining its period character. The property is just a few minutes drive from Ironbridge, which offers lots of attractions and activities for all ages, as well as great places to eat.

MULTI Award Winning Little Gem Cartway Bridgnorth

One bedroomed cottage on historic Cartway in High Town best location in town. Views across River Severn from terrace at rear of cottage. Minutes' walk from the vibrant High Street with independent shops, bars and restaurants. Situated near the Bridgnorth Cliff Railway, the Castle Walk and the Severn Valley Railway. ONE dog Fees Apply £30 for up to 3 nights. £10 charged for each additional night payable at the cottage. ADVISE ON BOOKING NO PUPPIES

Contemporary barn conversion with staggering views

This lovely barn is set in the midst of the Shropshire Hills National Landscape . With walks from your doorstep you can discover the natural beauty of the area or take time out on the patio and drink in the views over the lake to the Long Mynd beyond. Meet the friendly alpacas on site and of an evening cosy up together with a warm fire watching the moon and stars rise. Visit historic castles, country houses, magical stone circles and ancient monuments.

Flat at Maws Craft Centre Jackfield

Situated at the delightful Maws Craft Centre which was originally a Victorian Mill Tile works with art, craft and design studios situated in the Ironbridge Gorge, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Peaceful and quiet the area offering many countryside walking trails to enjoy and riverside pubs with outdoor seating and places to eat nearby. Lots to see and do, a short walk from Ironbridge offering an industrial heritage experience.