About this property
Ironbridge 1.2 miles. This charming, former workers' cottage, Number 4, rests in the Telford village of Coalbrookdale, Shropshire. With characterful low ceilings, beautiful architecture and Smart TVs, this cottage makes an ideal escape for a couple to a picturesque area. On arrival, designated parking located just paces away from the cottage greets you, before crossing the road into your quaint abode. Inside, the living/dining room provides a warm welcome with a woodburning stove to cosy up in front of after a day of exploring the local area. Moving through the property, the kitchen, compact and well-equipped, offers a space to whip up your meals, with an espresso machine for your much-needed morning coffee. Enjoy your coffee out on the patio before heading out on your adventure. When sleep calls, the double bedroom on the first floor invites you to rest, with a shower room to freshen up in available for when you wake. Number 4 is a delightful choice for a break to Shropshire. Note: This property can be booked with Refs. 1085247, 1085250 and 1085252, together sleeping up to 14 guests.
Ironbridge Gorge is famous around the world for being the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution. The area is no longer industrial, and nature has reclaimed the majority of the previous industrial sites, creating a unique and picturesque wooded valley. The gorge is now a network of trails, bridleways, and rural lanes, and the charming settlement is notable for housing the world's first iron-made bridge, built between 1777 and 1779. The community boasts a wonderful selection of pubs, restaurants, shops, and tea rooms, and the Ironbridge Museums Trust is made up of ten industrial and Victorian themed museums, including the thrilling Blists Hill Victorian community.
Accommodation
One double bedroom with Smart TV.
Shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC.
Kitchen.
Living/dining room with woodburning stove
Electric central heating.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, espresso machine.
2 x Smart TV, WiFi, Amazon Alexa.
Fuel, power, and starter pack for woodburning stove included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Highchair and stairgate available on request.
Allocated parking for 1 car across the road.
Front patio with furniture and water feature.
One well-behaved pet welcome.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 0.8 miles, pub 0.1 mile.
Note: Due to the age of the property, there are some low ceilings and steps throughout.
Note: The log burner is currently not in use until 2024
Reviews (4)
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Neil
It was clean and tidy and in a great location. However, one of the main reasons for us booking it was the listed Wood Burner which turned out not to be working when we arrived (the listing had been edited to say this was not ready until 2024 after we had booked). The water heating was also too temperamental, having to try and get the tap in the perfect position to get any hot water at all; this to me is a basic that should be sorted. Finally, the wifi is shared between several cottages which makes it largely unusable with a poor connection and constant buffering. This is also unacceptable given the price paid for the stay. All issues were mentioned to the owners, but it didnât seem they were too keen on resolving them to be honest, maybe given the time of year that we visited.
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Paul
Managed to park on School Lane, not an issue. Did not take away from a very enjoyable break. Lovely cottage, clean and homely atmosphere. Nice walk to Ironbridge. Well lit, hard standing path all the way. Friendly local pub, The Swan located 10-15 minute from cottage (Ironbridge). Very friendly staff and lovely food and drink.
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Arron
We spent four nights here with our Jack Russell, Oscar and it was cosy and comfortable, with everything you need. The only thing was the internet connection and Wi-Fi were on and off unreliable, and this meant the smart tv, which was very hard to set up, and you couldnât get normal tv, was very hard to watch as the iplayer kept stopping. Ended up giving up, which was nice to turn off electronic devices for a while I suppose. Overall, I would definitely recommend though