You’ll never forget waking up to panoramic views across Shropshire’s patchwork fields from this enviable glamping lodge, with French doors opening onto a generous outdoor space that puts the stunning scenery front and centre. The bespoke, wood-panelled pod boasts plenty of room for two to unwind, ideal for couples seeking some serious R&R, undisturbed by the follies of everyday life. Built for all-season stays, the studio-style abode presents plenty of room indoors and a private outdoor space, complete with a sumptuous hot tub where you can sit, soak and admire the deep, starry night skies above.
Discover two parking spots as you arrive, leave your cars behind and make your way over to the property. Step through the French doors and into the peaceful space, finding everything you need laid out in one versatile room. At the front of the room, a comfortable sofa is set opposite a Smart TV and a romantic dining table for two, and you’ll also find hanging space for clothes and coats. A kitchenette features everything you need to turn local ingredients into a tasty breakfast, while the double bed is tucked into a nook at the back of the lodge. A modern en-suite bathroom is just off this space. Outside, 360-degree views can be enjoyed from your private deck, where plenty of outdoor seating and the hot tub offer space for relaxation.
You’ll find this property nestled amongst the Shropshire Hills AONB, with winding walking routes on offer from its doorstep. It’s a destination rich in history, with ancient ruins, castles and manor houses in its vicinity, including Hopton Castle (2.5 miles) and the medieval Stokesay Castle (6 miles). Around 7 miles away, you’ll find the Offa’s Dyke Path, a long-distance walking route that hugs the contours of the England-Wales border, with stunning scenery best enjoyed on foot.