Wayside House is a beautiful, detached house resting in the village of Aston on Clun, nestled into the edges of the stunning scenery of the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. With a hot tub, pretty living spaces, and pet-friendly accommodation, this property is ideal for friends, families, and their four-legged family members looking for a getaway to Shropshire. Park off-road and be welcomed into this charming house, discovering a well-stocked kitchen sporting the glow of a woodburning stove, an ideal spot to cook up a storm in this contemporary space. Family mealtimes can be enjoyed in the oak room, which enjoys views over the garden. A characterful sitting room and snug both boast the ambience of a woodburning stove, as well as Smart TVs, and characterful features such as exposed brickwork and in the sitting room, wooden beams. Guests can freshen up in a ground-floor shower room or opulent bathroom with a roll-top bath, before retiring to one of the five well-presented bedrooms, offering a variety of sleeping arrangements to suit your group. When the sun is shining, head outside into the pretty garden and discover a dining space ideal for alfresco dining, as well as a hot tub where you can take an indulgent dip whilst enjoying the countryside views. Aston on Clun is a small village which offers a village store and local pub, and from here visit the Clun area where there are more pubs and eateries, as well as Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre. Visit Stokesay Castle or lace up your walking boots and head out into the incredible scenery of the Shropshire Hills AONB, ideal for hiking, mountain biking, and birdwatching. Here you will find walks around Clun Castle and Bury Ditches, and outside of the AONB attractions include Wigmore Castle, Ludlow Castle, National Trust - Croft Castle and Parkland, and National Trust - Berrington Hall. Explore Shropshire with a stay at the wonderful Wayside House.

Nestled in the south of Shropshire, close to the River Clun, the little village of Aston on Clun boasts a rich history that goes as far back as the Bronze Age and is recorded in the Domesday Book as Esten. The village is home to some famous buildings, including the Watermill, Round Houses, Court House and a Baptist Chapel, along with a pub, The Kangaroo Inn, and a community shop. The market town of Craven Arms is nearby, home to a series of fascinating buildings, while the medieval town of Ludlow and the delightful Church Stretton. This is the perfect base for touring all of beautiful Shropshire at any time of year.

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