Redford Farm House

Carefully preserved to offer a snapshot in time, this ancient holiday home features lovingly maintained medieval, Elizabethan and Victorian design elements throughout, creating an unforgettable backdrop for up to 12 guests to take pause. This fabulous property can be found amongst the spectacular beauty of the Shropshire Hills, inviting you to set off exploring on wonderful walks in every direction. The town of Ludlow is just a short drive away (8 miles). Known as one of England’s finest market towns, this historic locale is well worth a visit. With nearly 500 listed buildings and a medieval castle, it’s a wonderful spot for history lovers and architectural enthusiasts. It’s also a delight for foodies, hosting an annual food festival and multiple boutique farm shops. Take the Bread Walk along the River Teme, an easy riverside ramble boasting delightful views of the town.

Truly breathtaking, this handsome holiday home features a faultless blend of heritage charm and modern updates, altogether creating a stunning place to unwind. Elements including stone-flagged flooring and original floorboards have been restored over time, and the property’s natural sheep’s wool and wood-fibre insulation maintains a comfortable temperature throughout the year. Make your way inside to find the kitchen/dining room, where low-beamed ceilings and exposed stone walls are elevated with rich tones and contemporary appliances. The central island offers a breakfast bar for easy dining, and the dining table has been set for your entire group, making celebratory meals an occasion to remember. Move through into the sitting room, where an inglenook fireplace with a wood burner acts as the focal point. This stylish room features rustic decor, natural tones and the addition of both a 65” Smart TV and a piano for long, restful evenings. Attached to it, a separate playroom provides extra space, with a TV, games and bean bags for younger guests to enjoy. Notice the handsome grandfather clock and downstairs WC as you make your way through the hall and up to the first floor. Across the two upper storeys, five characterful bedrooms have been designed with antique furnishings and soft, restful tones. The master bedroom is a king-size room with a separate dressing room, set across from a delightful bathroom with a roll-top bath. Next door to the second room is a family bathroom with shower over bath, also on this floor is a super king-size, complete with pull-out trundle beds, hosting an additional two guests (ideal for four children). The final room on the first floor is a well-proportioned king-size room. Moving upstairs to the 3rd floor guests have the choice of two bedrooms; one king-size and one double situated either side of the huge upstairs sitting room with original oak floors, TV, two dressing up boxes and stunning meadow views. Also on this floor is a small bathroom with half bath and handheld shower taps.

The splendid features of this property don’t end with its interiors. Step into the garden and savour the crisp clean Shropshire air, relaxing when the sun shines. The garden is south-facing, enclosed and boasts sweeping views of the Shropshire Hills. There’s an orchard with tumbling apple trees, a level lawn for ball games, a furnished courtyard and a well-equipped outdoor kitchen with courtyard dining area with wood burning stove offers the perfect backdrop to elevate your summer nights. Private parking for up to six cars completes this property’s generous offering.