Churchstoke 3.9 miles. Pultheley Cottage is a contemporary, first-floor apartment set in the grounds of the owner’s home in the village of Hyssington, Shropshire. Ideal for a peaceful escape with your partner, this inviting abode enjoys access to spacious grounds whilst being within an excellent location for exploring along the Shrewsbury and Ludlow border. The open-plan living space exudes a light and airy feel, enhanced with a beamed vaulted ceiling and a contemporary sitting area with TV and sofas. The integrated kitchen is sure to inspire some home-cooking, fitted with all the essential appliances, whilst the dining area is perfect for mealtimes. Take a few steps down to a snug area, leading off to a contemporary bathroom with choice of bath and shower over, where you can wash away the day. The sleek bedroom has been finished with boutique furniture, a king-size bed and sloping eaves, creating a lovely space to catch up on your sleep. Awaken from a leisurely slumber and head out to the private heated decking area with comfy furniture and included hot tub, sipping on a fresh coffee and appreciating the idyllic views. The grounds are spacious and beautifully maintained, whilst the surrounding area is a haven for walkers; head north to the Mitchell’s Fold Stone Circle, a 3000-year-old monument nestled in grazing fields, or head south to the Bury Ditches and explore this British Iron Age hill fort. Nestled on the border of England and Wales, the lively market town of Bishop’s Castle is nearby and home to listed timber framed buildings, quaint shops and a “House on Crutches'', whilst Montgomery, Shrewsbury and Ludlow are all a short drive away. Spend an afternoon exploring the National Trust’s Powis Castle and Garden, a medieval castle rising dramatically above the celebrated garden or hop on board the Welshpool & Llanfair Railway and journey through the beautiful Mid Wales countryside. Pultheley Cottage is a wonderful retreat with your significant other.

The attractive market town of Bishop's Castle is surrounded by the South West Shropshire Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The ancient town offers a farmer's market once a month, and an excellent variety of shops, pubs and places to eat. It is famous for its annual Real Ale Festival, Tandem Triathlon and regular festivals and fairs, including Party in the Park and the particularly popular, Michaelmas Fair. A weekly market can be found in Lydham village hall, selling local produce. The town is ideally placed for walking and touring the Welsh Marches, rural Shropshire and North Herefordshire, while the fascinating and well-known towns of Montgomery, Ludlow and Shrewsbury are all within easy reach. You can also enjoy the numerous nearby attractions, including Powis Castle, the Severn Valley Railway and walks along Offa’s Dyke and The Shropshire Way.

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