Minsterley 5 miles. Nestled on the outskirts of Minsterley in Shrewsbury, is this lovely two-bedroom first-floor apartment, Mossy Lodge. Enjoying a fantastic location within the Shropshire Hills AONB, with superb views over to the Stiperstones, Stapley Hill, and Corndon and Callow, and a variety of walks right from your doorstep, Mossy Lodge is an idyllic dwelling for four guests plus their two canine companions, and perfect for nature lovers and walkers. Park-up in one of two secure off-road parking spaces before making your way up to your new abode. Be welcomed into the open-plan living space, where you can look forward to rustling up delicious meals in the well-equipped kitchen, ready to enjoy at the dining table over a bottle of wine. After dinner, why not head out to the enclosed sun terrace where you can soak up the amazing views on offer? As the evening cools, retreat to the sitting room, where you can snuggle up in front of a family favourite on the Smart TV with Netflix. After a day of hiking through the hills, wash away the day with a soothing soak in the bath or a refreshing shower, before choosing from one of two well-presented double bedrooms to catch your rest in. Explore your local surroundings, where just a short drive away, you will find the welcoming dog-friendly, Stables Inn, serving hearty home cooked meals and pub classics, perfect for refuelling after a day of exploring! After sampling the local delights, you can enjoy leisurely walks through the Hope Valley Nature Reserve as you spot the local wildlife within the woodlands. Continue to Minsterley where there is a well-stocked convenience store, local butchers, and fuel station. The small village of Marton is also accessible, with its popular Sun Inn and proximity to the famous 82-mile Offa’s Dyke Path, where you can expect some of the best sights and scenery in the area. The local historic market town of Bishops Castle just 7 miles away is well worth a visit. It’s narrow streets, amazing old buildings and relaxed atmosphere provides a real time warp feel. It has many old pubs providing food, and ales from the towns very own micro-brewery, believed to be the oldest in the country. A visit to the bustling town of Welshpool is a must, here you can tour the esteemed National Trust site of Powis Castle and Garden, brush up on the local history at Powysland Museum, test out your swing at the Welshpool Golf Club, hire kayaks and canoes at Creative Outdoors, or head over to Manafon, where you can hop aboard the renowned Rhiw Valley Light Railway for scenic country rides. All this and more awaits at Mossy Lodge.

Only 10 miles separate the bustling community of Minsterley from the historic town of Shrewsbury amid the stunning Shropshire Hills. One of the oldest structures in the hamlet, a tavern, a store, a post office, and a fantastic fish and chip business can all be found in Minsterley. One mile away, in the village of Pontesbury, are additional services such takeout and restaurants, the Arscott Golf Club, Springlea Fishing Pools and the Pontesbury cycle/footpath. The Long Mynd, a refuge for walkers and wildlife watchers nearby, offers a handy area to unwind and enjoy the breathtaking landscape on offer. Shrewsbury, one of England's most beautiful heritage towns with more than 600 listed structures, lies tucked away on the River Severn's loop. Enjoy the many festivals that are offered, including Shrewsbury's Summer Season, as you admire the charming cobblestone lanes and squares.

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