
Description: About Oakwood
Two Bedroom Pet-Friendly Bungalow in Tranquil Village Location in Ighfield
Searching for a tranquil 2 bedroom holiday cottage to rent for a break in beautiful Shropshire? Set in a quiet part of Ighfield with no passing traffic, Oakwood is a welcoming pet-friendly 2 bedroom holiday bungalow which sleeps up to 4 people and welcomes up to 2 well behaved dogs.Oakwood is located close to the charming canalside village of Audlem with its tea rooms and is just 10 minutes’ walk from a local nature reserve where you can enjoy woodland walks. There are a number of good walks close by such as the Sandstone trail and country parks. There are also 2 very good dog friendly pubs not too far away.
For day trips out, the historical city of Shrewsbury is just 20 miles away and the cottage is close to the Cheshire/Shropshire Border and the Staffordshire and Welsh Borders, so there are many place to discover and explore.
Inside this 2 Bedroom Holiday Bungalow in Shropshire:
• Roomy lounge with comfy seating and a warming woodburner, plus a 32” Flatscreen TV with Freeview and DVDs.
• Well equipped kitchen.
• A bedroom with a king-sized bed and French doors that open out to the garden.
• A twin bedroom with pretty garden views.
• Family bathroom with bath, hand basin and WC.
• En-suite bathroom with shower cubicle, hand basin and WC.
The cottage benefits from Wifi access. Parking is available for 2 cars.
Outside there is a fenced and secure garden, making this a truly appealing property for those with pets. There is outdoor seating and a barbecue so you can enjoy dining alfresco in summer time.
This owner/agency has featured on countrycottagesonline.com since 2009
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Local Attractions near Whitchurch
Top Attractions: The British Ironworks Oswestry RAF Cosford Museum Attingham Park (National Trust) Erdigg (National Trust) Benthal Hall (National Trust) Bidulph Grange Gardens (National Trust) Wollerton Gardens Dorothy Clive Gardens Hodnet Hall Cotebrook Shire Horse Centre and Country Park Cheshire Ice cream Farm and play park for children (Largest ice cream parlour in the country) Beeston Castle Famous Sandstone walking Trail Whitchurch Walks Audlem canalside walks and marina Cheshire Oaks Bridgemere garden world Dagfields Antique Apporium Chester Shrewsbury
Recommended Places to Visit: The British Ironworks Bridgemere Garden World Dagfields Antique Apporium Shrewsbury Chester Cosford Hawkestone Follies Secret Bunker
Annual Eventst: Whitchurch Walking Festival May
Recommended Places to Eat Out: The Olde Jack Calverhall White Lion Ash Farmers Arms Ravensmoor Comberemere Burleydam
Local Sports: Abseiling, angling, archery, bird watching, canoeing, cycling, fishing, golfing, hiking, horse riding, paddle boarding, pony trekking, rowing, sailing, stargazing, swimming, walking, watersports, wildlife watching
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Whitchurch
In North Shropshire, Whitchurch provides an excellent base for cycling, walking, fishing, visiting Ironbridge World Heritage Site, shopping visits to nearby Chester and Shrewsbury or exploring the Welsh Marches or Shropshire Lakes - all around half an hour's drive away.
Whitchurch is positioned on a Roman route to Chester and near a border that was fought over for many centuries, so there are many sites of historical interest in the area. Parking in the town centre is free and there are plenty of spaces. If you visit Victoria Park in the centre of town you will see several short walks taking you out of town and along canalside and into a nearby Country Park.
A walk to Grindly Brook Cafe is always worth it as the food there is great and you can sit and watch the canal boats in the locks. Nearby Hawkstone Park is popular with both young and old, although it is admittedly for the fitter amongst us. It is made up of intricate pathways, ravines, arches and bridges and King Arthur addressing his troops in the awesome caves.
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