Bridgenorth 5 miles. Resting in the grounds of the owner’s home, in the quiet village of Sutton, is this detached barn conversion, 3 Sutton Barn. Set over the ground floor, this inviting retreat offers a homely base for families or a couple looking to explore Shropshire. Discover the open-plan living area, boasting vaulted ceiling beams and flagstone flooring, here you can rustle up a hearty supper in the amply-equipped kitchen, with an electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, and dishwasher among the appliances, along with a superb dining area where you can enjoy family mealtimes. Curl up on the sofa as you flick through a selection of films on the Smart TV, pondering which Shropshire attraction you’ll visit next. At the other side of the property lies the master bedroom, home to a sumptuous king-size bed, while the second room offers a quaint single, ideal for a little one. While away the hours with a soak in the p-shaped bath or freshen up using the shower over. The south-facing garden is a real treat, offering a well-maintained lawn and a decking area with furniture, perfect for alfresco dining or an evening beverage. However, if you don't fancy cooking, the nearby Bulls Head Inn serves classic pub fare and well-earned pints, whilst the local shops are just two miles away to stock up on self-catering essentials. The village of Highley is just a few miles south, offering two welcoming pubs, The Malt Shovel Inn, and Bache Arms, along with a convenience store, farm shop and butchers where you can pick up some local produce. Head to the market town of Bridgnorth, holding a long history of being a market town, but offering so much more including the Bridgnorth Cliff Railway, linking the town on the Severn with the High Town and Castle, while the Severn Valley Railway offers a 16-mile journey passing through Shropshire and Worcestershire. You can even join your rail adventure through the Severn Valley at Hampton Loade Station, not far from 3 Sutton Barn, a peaceful hamlet along the River Severn. The surrounding area offers an abundance of activities, including plenty of public footpaths, golf at Astbury Hall, local trout and course fishing, cycle routes, horse riding and sailing, to name just a few. For a memorable escape to Shropshire, consider 3 Sutton Barn.

On the west bank of the River Severn, near Kidderminster and the Shropshire Hills aonb, Highley is a quiet village and civil parish. With pubs, cafés, takeaways, and shops, this charming village has all you need for a relaxing holiday in Shropshire. The community is surrounded by picturesque farmland and historic woods in the undulating Shropshire countryside, close to the vast Wyre Forest. It is situated on the famed Severn Valley Railway, which provides a wealth of opportunities for walking, wildlife viewing, local history, and quiet relaxation. Bridgnorth, a market town with castle ruins that tilt at a greater angle than the Leaning Tower of Pisa, riverside walks, and a plethora of rural parks, spectacular mansions, and museums, is within easy driving distance. Consider this as your base for a wonderful break away from home, with countless more charming towns and villages to explore in the local area, as well as Worcestershire and the gorgeous Cotswolds further afield.

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