Escape to the Country at Colemore Farm - A Real Shropshire Holiday

Stay at Frog Mill Barn, which is a recently converted timber framed Threshing Barn which is Grade 2 Listed. We offer luxury self catering accommodation which is nestled in the most tranquil countryside. This barn can sleep up to 4 people in 2 bedrooms both of which are ensuite. One bathroom has a walk in shower and the other a roll top bath. One bedroom has a kingsize sleigh bed and the other has twin beds.

Downstairs is open plan, in spirit of preserving the barn's agricultural heritage with clean lines and underfloor heated slate floor. In this spirit, there are no curtains downstairs. There is also a woodburner to make it extra cosy. The deluxe kitchen has a washing machine, dishwasher, fridge, freezer, microwave and range cooker. The work surfaces are granite. There is also a breakfast bar overlooking the garden. We also have wifi and freesat TV. Please note that I do not have facilities for car charging.

Outside is a private garden with a barbecue. Watch the sun go down with a cold glass of wine. We are pet friendly with prior consent please, for up to 2 well behaved dogs (at an extra cost). Unfortunately we are unable to accept cats. It is essential that dogs are kept of leads at all times when not in the barn or the garden of the barn. We are a rural area and there are sheep and other animals around.

Bridgnorth is about a five minute drive away and we are only about 20 minutes from the M54, which means that we are easy to get to. Train stations are at Wolverhampton, Telford and Shrewsbury.

You may just want to unwind and go for long walks. Perhaps you would rather go cycling or fishing. There are lots of country pursuits around Frog Mill Barn. Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Site and Much Wenloch (with its links to the Olympic movement) are nearby. Or perhaps you fancy the many festivals such as the food festival at Ludlow. Bridgnorth holds many festivals too including the Steam Rally and the Steam Railway station to Kidderminster.

So bring your boots and plan a walk. There are maps in the barn. We are also lucky to have National Trust Properties nearby too.