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4 Guests
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2 Bedrooms
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2 Bathrooms
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Pets Yes
Features
- Ground floor accommodation
- Open fire
- Garden / Patio
- Highchair available
- Washing machine
- Dishwasher
- Broadband / WiFi
Reviews & Ratings
12 Customer Reviews
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"The cottage was clean, comfortable, cosy and well equipped."
Great location for exploring the Shropshire hills.
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"Loved this cosy well equipped cottage!"
Perfectly placed for walking in the Shropshire Hills! 8 mins drive from Stiperstones and the Wild Moors! Shrewsbury was a lovely town with all the amenities you needed and had quite a few plant based or lots of vegetarian options to eat. Plus it all the beautiful architecture! Unfortunately the weather wasn't kind, but the Shropshire Hills and lovely little villages like Clun and Bishops Castle were a revelation and we will certainly be coming back!
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"Lovely cottage only downside is the location."
To access nearby villages and further afield you have to negotiate a lot of very narrow, winding, single track lanes with some tight passing places. Also the local is only open on restricted hours.
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"Lovely cottage in the countryside."
We enjoyed our stay.
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"Lovely quiet location."
Cottage was well equipped, clean and we really appreciated the homemade cake and biscuits. Enjoyed the walks in the Shropshire hills nearby.
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"A most pleasant time."
Clean and beautiful property in a peaceful and scenic location. Definitely coming back! Thank you for accommodating for a slightly earlier check in!
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"The cottage was lovely and the owners are lovely."
I had a problem due to my mobility and had a couple of problems, the double bed was very large and reached to the walls of the room. I couldn’t climb onto it, however the two single beds were very comfortable. Everything in the cottage was extremely comfortable and lovely and clean. I think if someone had a bit of mobility issues that should be mentioned as the steps going up to the cottage a couple of them were deep there is a rail to help. Also the stairs inside due to the turns gave me a bit of a problem, however the downstairs toilet made it easier than having to go up and down. It is a lovely cottage and well worth a visit handy for all the lovely places to visit, and thank you to the lovely owners of the property
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"A well presented property with lovely views over fields."
For older visitors or those with older dogs be aware that there is a slope to the front door and steps at right angles. Inside, there are two short steps - one to the upstairs, and one into the bathroom which need care. The milk, fudge, wine, and cake were very welcome. The hot water could have been a tad warmer, but not a huge problem. If using satnav, we recommend not coming off the A49 for Stapleton but the North South route through Longden or Ratlinghope is less fraught.
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"Where do I begin?"
The cottage filled our expectations, which for me is rare. If I won the lottery I would buy this place, its homely view is wonderful, to look out of the windows and see nature at its best. The beds, were so comfortable we all said the same. The fire was warm and cosy, not once were we cold. Everything was perfect and thank you to the owners for the kind touches, that made my Husbands birthday weekend one to remember. We will book again in the future. Pam Mike Richard and Lyn.
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"We have had a lovely few days here."
The cottage was very clean and had everything we needed for our stay. Lovely views. The log burner was a real treat and made the evenings very cosy. We will be booking again.
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"Lovely place."
Nice welcome pack. Extra clean. Well appointed. In a great location for local visits. The local pub is a 2 minute walk but not open very long so eating out is a few miles journey. Host was keen to make sure all was good. Thanks.
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"Thank you for allowing us to rent your beautiful home, and to bring our pets."
Such a gorgeous property and the little gifts you left were amazing! Especially the fudge. Unfortunately we do not eat cake but appreciate your efforts. We hope everything was as it should be upon our departure, we couldn’t find anything specific in regards to towels and bedding so left them folded in front of the washing machine, we hope that was the right thing to do. Such a beautiful part of England. Take care and all the very best to you and your family. Regards Allison and family x
Summary
- Two bedrooms: 1 x king-size with flat-screen TV with Freeview and a DVD player, 1 x twin
- Shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC
- Cloakroom with basin and WC
- Kitchen
- Living/dining room with woodburning stove
- Gas central heating
- Electric oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washer/dryer, dishwasher
- 65 inch smart TV, WiFi
- Fuel and power inc.Bed linen and towels
- Highchair available on request
- Off-road parking for 2 cars
- Front patio with furniture and barbecue
- Two well-behaved dogs welcome
- Sorry, no smoking
- Shop 4.2 miles, pub 0.2 miles
- Note: The garden area is not enclosed so dogs and children must be supervised
- Note: Dogs to be kept on a lead when outside due to livestock in the surrounding fields
The property
3 Oaks Lodge is a detached cottage settled in the quiet hamlet of Pulverbatch, Shropshire.
Set within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this inviting base is an ideal base for walkers and cyclists looking to explore this region of Shropshire.
After a day of traversing the local hills, put your feet up in the lounge, featuring a woodburning stove to keep you warm, a 65" Smart TV with Wi-Fi for your entertainment, and a plush sofa to sink into.
The kitchen/diner offers all the amenities you need for a stress-free stay, including an electric oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, and dishwasher.
For added convenience, there is a utility with a washer/dryer.
As you look to get some rest, travel upstairs, where you will find a king-size and a twin room serviced by a shower room.
Outside, you can enjoy a peaceful morning coffee or an evening barbecue with friends and family on the patio, complete with outdoor furniture.
Take a stroll in the hamlet of Pulverbatch where you can experience the local way of life, visit the pub for an ice-cold pint or two, or discover the village’s historic Castle.
Discover the nearby towns of Church Streeton and Ludlow, home to a variety of shops and restaurants.
Be sure to explore the unspoilt Shropshire Hills AONB, a stunning area of outstanding natural beauty that is the perfect place for walkers and nature lovers.
For a vibrant day out, why not take the opportunity to explore the county town of Shrewsbury; here you can find something for everyone, from the Abbey and St Chads Church to the wonderful shops, cafes, and the Quarry Pool.
A stay at 3 Oaks Lodge offers an unrivalled combination of relaxation and exploration.
Note: This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £200.
About the location
PULVERBATCH
Church Stretton 10 miles; Shrewsbury 10 miles.
A large village within the county of Shropshire, Pontesbury can be found nestled on the norther edge of the Shropshire Hills AONB. Boasting beautiful scenery and walking routes, this area is wonderful for exploring nature, history, and romantic park. With a long mining history once providing a local industry of coal, iron, lead, and stone, it is now an area which provides an array of impressive educational institutions, various delightful eateries and cafes to explore, it's a marvelous base for a family holiday in Shewsbury. For stunning scenery, Earl's Hill is the place to be, with panoramic landscapes and a fabulous range of walking routes, it's well worth the effort for a rewarding view at the end. Just a short drive away is the county town of Shewsbury, with an 11th-century castle and military museum, along with the Shewsbury Abbey and museum displaying ancient relics, it's a wonderful place to immerse yourself with history and knowledge. The Hawkstone Park Follies is just one of many other stunning sights, an enchanting diversity of natural sandstone hills surrounded by gullies, caves, towers, and bridges, there's a world of adventure within these scenic acres, not forgetting activities for all the family to get involved in including enchanting trails, storytelling, and not forgetting to stop for a tea break in the Glass House Tearooms overlooking the lands; the perfect end to an action-packed day. Pontesbury is in a fabulous location for exploring the surrounding lands of Shropshire, a quaint and quiet village surrounded by an abundance of activity.
This property offers the following short breaks:
- Winter
- Off-season
- Last minute
- Christmas