Bedroom
A King size bed and views out onto the picturesque Shropshire countryside.
The Studio At The Green
About The Studio
A studio apartment in the beautiful gardens at The Green Cottage. The friendly owners, Jaimin and Lucy are here to make your stay enjoyable and relaxing.
The Studio sleeps 2 adults and dogs are welcome. We can provide cots and beds for babies and children. There are so many beautiful walks and open countryside straight from the back gate. The Shropshire Hills are listed as An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and
Dining Room
A light an airy dining room with spacious large table and bench seat.
Kitchen
The kitchen has a kettle, toaster, coffee machine, dishwasher, induction hob, electric oven, fridge and small freezer and is kitted out for all your cooking and baking needs.
Bedroom
A King size bed and views out onto the picturesque Shropshire countryside.
Bathroom
The bathroom is fitted with a large rain head shower and will be supplied with toilet rolls, hand wash, shower gel & shampoo. Towels also provided.
Outside terrace
There is seating on the terrace for you to enjoy the view and you can walk straight out the back gate to head out into the beautiful countryside.
OUR SERVICES
We provide guests with a welcome basket of fresh sourdough bread, local honey, jam, butter and milk. Please let us know if you have any special dietary requirements or requests or if you would like breakfast to be provided.
Area guide
We have a large collection of OS maps and walking guides to help you. Lots of personal recommendations for places to visit and eating out.
Wifi
Electric car charging
We have a charging unit in the driveway for your convenience should you require it.
Washing services available
GALLERY
THINGS TO SEE & DO
Walking
Shropshire is renowned for its beautiful walks and from your door you step out straight into some of the most beautiful walks the county has to offer, from strolls to hikes, the options are plentiful.
Further afield Shropshire has a vast array of walks from Carding Mill Valley & the Long Mynd to Offa's Dyke and The Stiperstones to name just a few. We have ordnance survey maps for your use and can advise on walking in the area.
Cycling is also very popular and there are many options from beautiful road routes to mountain biking on the Wrekin.
A short walk taking 30 minutes or so, leads you to the beautiful Grade II listed Riverside Inn, situated on the River Severn. Roughly a 2 mile walk, it takes you over the fields and down to the river where you can enjoy a drink taking in the view or cosy in by the fire for a hot meal in the winter.
The river Severn, at 220 miles long, is the longest river in Great Britain.
Endless opportunities can be found on the river from boat tours in Shrewsbury to canoeing, fishing and kayaking. For hiring kayaks please visit Shrewsbury Canoe hire where you can make a beautiful journey down the River Tern, through Attingham parks beautiful estate.
Canoeing, kayaking and fishing along the River Severn
Shrewsbury
A 15 minute drive takes you to the beautiful Old Market Town of Shrewsbury with its Tudor Centre, lined with half timbered houses. The birthplace of Charles Darwin, Shrewsbury is one of England's finest medieval towns with over 600 listed buildings including the Castle and the Abbey.
It's a shoppers heaven packed with designer shops, new malls and an impressive range of independent retailers.
Shrewsbury also boasts some incredible restaurants, cafes and gastro pubs, showcasing very talented chefs who work wonders with local produce.
For more information please visit originalshrewsbury.co.uk
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Other local Attractions
There are so many other beautiful spots, towns and villages to visit and explore. To name just a few that would be a must for visiting there is;
The stunningly beautiful and historic town of Much Wenlock, just 4.5 miles away is home to some fabulous shops and cafes, award winning butchers, museum, Guidlhall and the beautiful and dramatic ruins of Wenlock Priory. Also the birthplace of the modern day Olympic Games, the town is steeped in fascinating history.
Please visit www.visitmuchwenlock.co.uk for more information
Picturesque Ludlow, renowned for its wonderful food festival, restaurants, markets and beautiful Castle.
The beautiful old market town of, Bridgnorth, once described by King Charles I as "the finest view in all my kingdom" with the oldest and steepest inland funicular railway, the Castle Keep, which leans even more dramatically than the leaning tower of Pisa and a host of restaurants, pubs and cafes and museums abound.
Incredibly scenic Ironbridge, with its dramatic Ironbridge gorge is known throughout the world as the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution. Please visit www.ironbridge.org.uk for more information.
Attingham Park, a beautiful 18th century estate, is one of the National Trust properties in the area, with 200 acres of parkland and Regency mansion.
Please visit the Shropshire tourist board website here
