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Nestled in the serene countryside, Meeson in Shropshire offers an idyllic escape for those seeking luxury cottage holidays marked by tranquility and elegance. Complemented by stunning landscapes and picturesque settings, Meeson welcomes visitors with a charming atmosphere typical of rural England. The village itself provides a peaceful retreat where you can unwind amidst beautiful meadows and ancient woodlands, capturing the very essence of pastoral beauty. A stay in Meeson promises unparalleled privacy and comfort, with luxury cottages that boast exquisite interiors, private gardens, and all the modern amenities required for a sophisticated getaway.
Within a five-mile radius of Meeson, visitors can revel in a range of outdoor pursuits that showcase the splendor of the surrounding Shropshire countryside. Nature enthusiasts can explore nearby walking trails such as the Oakengates Heritage Trail, which offers panoramic views and a chance to delve into the rich tapestry of local history. For those interested in cultural treasures, the stunning Weston Park is a short drive away, where visitors can enjoy art exhibitions, sprawling gardens, and seasonal events that appeal to all ages. Anglers can take advantage of local fishing spots, while golf enthusiasts will find several pristine courses to challenge and delight.
Within an hour’s drive, an array of attractions makes Meeson an excellent base for broader exploration. The medieval town of Shrewsbury, with its Tudor buildings and vibrant market scene, offers a delightful urban contrast. Adventure seekers can head to the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty for hiking and breathtaking vistas. Further afield, the historic Ironbridge Gorge, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, invites visitors to explore its industrial heritage. For a coastal excursion, the beaches of North Wales can be reached within an hour, offering sweeping sands and refreshing sea breezes. Whether your heart yearns for history, nature, or a bit of everything, Meeson’s strategic location promises diverse and enriching experiences for all.
For lovers of period buildings, Courtyard Cottage is a charming luxurious cottage with an exposed wood frame attached to the rear of Meeson Hall, a magnificent country house set in the rural hamlet of Meeson, seven miles from Ironbridge in Shropshire. A small beautiful cottage that sleeps three people only, it has two bedrooms consisting of one king-size double with an en-suite shower room and one ground floor single bedroom. There is a family bathroom, fitted kitchen with a dining area and a galleried sitting room with woodburner at this cottage. Outside, this cottage has private parking for 3 cars, a private front courtyard garden with furniture and BBQ and shared use of the owner's 8 acres of gardens, paddocks and wood. Courtyard Cottage is a perfect holiday home for a couple or up to three people who would like to visit Shropshire or to explore the olde worlde black and white market towns. Interesting places to visit nearby are Ironbridge Gorge Museums, the always fascinating town of Ludlow where tourists often pass groups of wandering minstrels and impromptu street performances. Visit the castle or enjoy a good meal at one of many eateries in Ludlow. Numerous other places to visit in and around Meeson and nearby Shrewsbury and Telford in the Wst Midlands.
Shropshire is probably one of England’s more quiet counties but don’t let that fool you. Found in the west of England, bordering Wales, Shropshire boasts over 90 places of interest to visit as well as traditional market towns, outstanding countryside and a tranquil environment. Visit historic houses, awesome castles with beautiful gardens, the famous Ironbridge or one of the many family attractions and enjoy many great days out on your Luxury break to Shropshire. Shrewsbury is also a fantastic place to visit, the birthplace of Charles Darwin and surrounded by the River Severn, Shrewsbury is home to a collection of delightful medieval black and white buildings that retain a wonderful history. If you’re looking to revitalise and take in some fresh air then you can always get out in the Shropshire hills, by the Meres or Mosses or take a stroll beside the Shropshire Union or Llangollen canal. Take your family pet along for the fun and discover a Luxury pet-friendly cottage.