The Milking Parlour is a charming 19th-century barn conversion situated within 250 acres of farmland, in the scenic Hope Valley. This Westhope cottage makes a wonderful home for a large family or group of friends. Lovingly converted to combine modern living with original character, this charming accommodation boasts spacious open-plan living accommodation with a woodburning stove, five bedrooms (three with en-suite bathrooms) and a private rear patio garden with a hot tub, ideal for alfresco dining. Outside discover the charming feature well, adding a touch of character to the exterior of The Milking Parlour. As you step inside, you'll be greeted by the inviting living/dining room, complete with a woodburning stove nestled in the fireplace, perfect for relaxing nights in. Above the fireplace, you'll find a mounted TV for entertainment, and the dining table is elegantly set for eleven guests to enjoy a meal together. The kitchen boasts a breakfast bar for two guests, as well as an oven and hob to whip up delicious meals during your stay and a fridge/freezer to store any treats. With five bedrooms to choose from, including a super king-size with a TV and en-suite, a king-size with TV and en-suite, a ground-floor twin, a twin, and a ground-floor family room with TV and en-suite, there's plenty of space for everyone to relax and unwind. In some of the bedrooms, you'll find an exposed brick wall adding a touch of rustic charm and wooden beams adorn the bedrooms that aren't on the ground floor. Step outside into the garden where a patio awaits, complete with furniture and a bubbling hot tub, perfect for soaking under the stars and enjoying the peaceful surroundings of Shropshire. After exploring Shropshire return to The Milking Parlour and throw a log on the woodburning stove. Note: Cottage is next to Refs. 1863, 2913, 12657 & 26471 and 947385 together they sleep 50.

The scattered village of Westhope is located amidst rolling farmland at the southern foot of the famous Wenlock Edge in Hope Valley. The area is home to numerous walks, rambling trails and cycle routes whilst many of Shropshire's main attractions are within easy driving distance of the village itself. Visitors can enjoy Church Stretton - known to the Victorians as Little Switzerland - with its antique shops and tea-rooms, in the midst of the beautiful Long Mynd Hills and close to the Acton Scott Historic Working Farm and the Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre. The World Heritage Site at Ironbridge, Attingham Park, the market towns of Much Wenlock, Shrewsbury and Ludlow are all within easy reach, leaving visitors to the area spoiled for choice.

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