About this property
At a Glance
3 bedrooms, 3 shower rooms
1.3 miles to pub/ restaurant
5 minutes walk to Loton Estate deer park
About this Apartment
Peacefully situated on a 220 acre arable farm, The Old Sheep Shed is a beautifully presented three bedroom property with fantastic facilities such as a private hot tub, sauna, games area and lovely pond with waterfall. The cottage is set in the rural village of Alberbury, nine miles from Shrewsbury and close to the Offa's Dyke pathway.
Inside
The living area features two leather sofas, wood flooring, feature wooden ceiling, a 42" TV/ DVD player and doors to the deck. There is also a dining area seating four plus modern self catering facilities such as a washer/ dryer, dishwasher, electric oven, hob, microwave and fridge. Other amenities include four flat screen TVs/ DVD players, an iPod dock and a games area with full size pool table.
Bedrooms / Bathrooms
King size double bedroom with ensuite bathroom, overhead shower, WC and hand basin
King size double bedroom with ensuite All Body Jet shower, basin and WC
One twin bedroom
Shower room with All Body Jet shower, sauna for four people, basin and WC
Outside
The enclosed decked area overlooks the garden pond with waterfall and lights. There is a private six seater hot tub and a BBQ is provided.
Off road parking for four cars is available plus a bike shed.
Other Things to Note
The rental price includes bed linen, towels, fuel, power and a starter pack for the wood burner. A cot and high chair can be supplied on request.
As the property overlooks a pond, children should be supervised at all times.
Availability
Short breaks may be available during off season times. No pets.
Accommodation
Facilities
Barbecue
Cot and Highchair
Countryside Views
DVD Player
Dishwasher
Family
Games Room
Ground Floor Room/s
Group Holidays
Hot Tub
Laundry Facilities
No Pets
Outdoor Furniture
Outdoor Gear Storage
Parking
Patio
Pool / Snooker Table
Rural Location
Sauna / Steam Room
Self Catering
TV
Weekend Breaks
Nearby points of interest
- Powis Castle