Ludlow "The Perfect Historic Town"
Ludlow with St. Laurence's Church

A Town Full of History

A walk through Ludlow's main streets and quiet lanes is to experience over 900 years of history. 

Ludlow's History
Broad Street, Ludlow

Ludlow Castle

The construction of Ludlow Castle started around 1086, with later additions in the following two centuries. Ludlow Castle is one of the most interesting castles in the Marches, in a dominant and imposing position high above the River Teme.

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Ludlow Castle
Broadgate, Ludlow
The Buttercross, Ludlow

The Shropshire Hills

Situated on the edge of The Shropshire Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Ludlow is the perfect base to explore this glorious area.

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Cardingmill Valley, Church Stretton

Enjoy the View

With many beautiful buildings and fantastic views, Ludlow is a fantastic place for a stroll.

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Ludlow viewed from Whitcliffe
Ludford Bridge, Ludlow

Ironbridge Gorge

Ironbridge Gorge Museums are a series of museums, spread along the banks of the River Severn, paying tribute to what happened in this great valley two hundred and fifty years ago. The Ironbridge Gorge is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Ironbridge, Shropshire

Ludlow

Squire Farm Holiday Cottages


  • Squire Farm Holiday Cottages
  • Squire Farm Holiday Cottages
  • Squire Farm Holiday Cottages
  • Squire Farm Holiday Cottages

Squire Farm Holiday Cottages

Rated by:Grade Private ParkingTelevision in all roomsEvening MealLicensed establishmentDogs accepted by arrangementAccommodation maybe suitable for disabledCredit Cards acceptedWiFi or Internet Access Available
The Squire Farm Holiday Cottages, Chapel Lawn
Bucknell
SY7 0BW
Phone: 01547 530530

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Prices from: £285.00 to: £500.00
Sleeps Max: 6

The Squire Farm is a small farm in the secluded, peaceful surroundings of the Redlake Valley in the southwest corner of Shropshire, near to the Welsh border. The farmhouse, barns and the two, dog friendly holiday cottages are surrounded by twenty-five acres of woodland and pasture grazed by sheep and horses. There are also chickens, dogs and cats. A stream below the buildings meanders through some ancient woodland and the River Redlake runs along the northern boundary. The approach is by a private farm track, which ensures complete peace, privacy and safety.
The Squire Farm is about half a mile from the hamlet of Chapel Lawn where there is a village hall and a church. Bucknell (3 miles) and Clun (5 miles) have shops, post offices, a choice of pubs and there is a railway station at Bucknell. The nearest town of Knighton, (6 miles) is an appealing Welsh market town and can supply most of one’s needs. The very attractive town of Ludlow is about 15 miles east where you will find some highly acclaimed restaurants.

For walkers, riders and cyclists and dog walkers there are plenty of footpaths and bridleways including Offa’s Dyke and a mountain biking trail within 3 miles and for those interested in archaeology, Squire Farm sits at the bottom of Caer Caradoc, an ancient hill fort. Squire Farm is an ideal base from which to explore the many castles and historically important border sites or the numerous gardens and country houses
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