Discover the Location
Nestled in the scenic beauty of Shropshire, our townhouse is surrounded by a wealth of local attractions. This region offers everything from historic market towns and striking castles to rolling hills and serene walking trails. Whether you’re exploring the charming streets of Ludlow, or travelling just a short 45 minute drive to marvel at the Ironbridge Gorge, or simply enjoying a day in the countryside, Shropshire’s unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty promises an unforgettable experience. With local pubs, boutique shops, and beautiful parks nearby, this location invites you to enjoy the best of rural England with the convenience of modern amenities.
Ludlow Farmshop
A must-visit for food lovers, Ludlow’s local food scene is famous for fresh, regional produce. The farmshop offers locally made cheeses, breads, meats, and more, all showcasing the region’s flavours.
Ludlow Castle
Explore this historic medieval fortress, dating back to the 11th century. Discover its intriguing history, climb towers, and enjoy stunning views of the surrounding Shropshire countryside.
Ludlow Market
Located in the town square, this vibrant market is open most days, selling everything from antiques and books to artisan goods and local produce. It’s a great spot to soak up local culture.
Travelling into Shropshire
Traveling from Ludlow to explore the scenic expanse of Shropshire is easy. Ludlow’s central location makes it an ideal starting point to discover this beautiful county, whether you’re heading north to Shrewsbury or exploring the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. With accessible road links and scenic routes, you can reach Shrewsbury in about 45 minutes by car, while picturesque villages like Church Stretton and Clun are within a short drive. Rail connections from Ludlow also provide convenient access to other charming Shropshire towns, with Ludlow’s station linking directly to Shrewsbury and Hereford. No matter your route, the journey into Shropshire offers stunning landscapes, historic sites, and plenty of options for memorable day trips.
The Queens
This cosy, family-run pub offers a warm atmosphere with traditional British dishes made from local ingredients. Located in the heart of Ludlow, The Queens is known for its hearty home-cooked meals and selection of local ales, served in a charming space with a vaulted ceiling and an outdoor garden area. Visit their website for more details.
Sourced Pizza
Sourced Pizza in Ludlow offers artisan, wood-fired pizzas made with locally-sourced ingredients for a fresh and authentic taste. This cozy spot is loved for its creative toppings and commitment to quality.
Ludlow Kitchen
Just outside Ludlow in the countryside, Ludlow Kitchen offers a farm-to-table experience with dishes made from ingredients grown at the local Ludlow Farm. Their menu highlights the freshest seasonal produce and offers a lovely space for brunch, lunch, or tea. You can find more details and make a reservation on their official website.
Mortimer Forest
Just outside of Ludlow, this vast forest is perfect for hiking, with trails that cater to all abilities. Experience peaceful woodlands, diverse wildlife, and scenic picnic spots.
St Laurence’s Church
This grand parish church, known for its stunning stained glass and intricate architecture, is a peaceful place to explore. Climb the tower for breathtaking views of Ludlow and the surrounding landscape.
Ludlow Museum
Dive into the town’s history at this small but fascinating museum. Exhibits cover local archaeology, geology, and Ludlow’s historical significance, making it a great stop for history buffs.
Time for a Rest...
After a full day of exploring Shropshire’s breathtaking landscapes and historic sites, come home to comfort and relaxation. Our townhouse offers a cozy retreat, where you can unwind, recharge, and truly feel at home. Book your stay with us today and experience the best of Shropshire, right at your doorstep.