The Hideaway is a beautifully archaeologist-restored, Grade-II-listed cottage, situated in the heart of Bishop’s Castle, Shropshire, near the stunning Shropshire Hills National Landscape. Boasting an open-plan layout, roll-top bath and welcoming one well-behaved pet, it offers a delightful retreat for families or groups of friends seeking a serene escape. Upon entering the property, you'll be greeted by a spacious open-plan area, where the kitchen, dining room, and sitting room seamlessly blend together. The quartz work surface sparkles in the kitchen and is well-equipped for all your culinary needs, while the dining room, featuring a table with seating for four guests and two dangle pendant lights overhead, provides the perfect setting for intimate meals. After dinner, retire to the sitting room, where you can relax in front of the Smart TV, this space is surrounded by charming beams and a neat limestone floor warmed by underfloor heating. A cloakroom with a basin and WC is also available for your convenience, featuring more beams that add a touch of character to the space. Venture upstairs, the hallway is spacious with its high ceilings, and feature lights, upstairs is adorned with reclaimed Victorian wood flooring, adding a touch of elegance to the property. There are two double bedrooms, both boasting Velux windows that flood the rooms with natural light. The bathroom is a haven of relaxation, complete with a roll-top bath for leisurely soaks, a walk-in shower, basin, and WC. Outside, you can enjoy the calmness of the surrounding area, providing a tranquil retreat from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Bishop's Castle is on a National Cycle Route, with a wealth of cycle routes, cross country and downhill cycling. Spoilt for choice for walkers, laying on the Marches, with ancient monuments and castles. Bishop's Castle holds a yearly walking festival as well as Arts, music and other festivals held throughout the year, with the Sparc theatre and leisure gym in the town. Step outside and venture into the beauty of Shropshire; visit the magnificent National Trust - Powis Castle and Garden, a medieval fortress enveloped by Italian and French-style gardens that exhibits a rich collection of artefacts. Embrace the serenity of the National Trust - Carding Mill Valley and the Long Mynd, an area offering breathtaking walks and spectacular views across Shropshire. Immerse yourself in the history of Stokesay Castle, the finest and best-preserved fortified medieval manor house in England offering a vivid picture of life in the 13th century. After a day of exploration, retreat to the relaxing ambience of The Hideaway, your perfect base to experience the captivating charm of Shropshire.

Bishopsteignton is a charming village and civil parish in Devon, resting between the coastal town of Teignmouth and the rural town of Kingsteignton. The village rests on the Faldon and Haldon hills, and enjoys close proximity to the Teign Estuary, where ample walking and birdwatching can be enjoyed, as well as the delights of the Down Steps beach. The village is also within reach of the esteemed Teignmouth Golf Course, Ashcombe Adventure Centre and Ideford Common; offering visitors plenty to do nearby. In terms of dining options, the village has a good selection, including the fantastic pubs of the Cockhaven Arms, Old Commercial Inn and The Ring of Bells, all of which serve up classic pub dishes with a side of local ale; the village is also home to a convenience store/newsstand, where guests can pick up any essentials. For a day on the coast, guests can travel east along the River Teign to Teignmouth, where there is plenty to see and do, including leisurely strolls along the Grand Pier, sunbathing on Teignmouth Beach or picnicking in Eastcliff Park. A boat can be boarded from Teignmouth over to Shaldon, where the lovely Shaldon Beach, Botanical Gardens and Castle await.

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