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Theatre Severn Town House, Parking & Quarry Views
Maison de vacances de Shrewsbury, avec des cuisines et des patios
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3 chambres 1 salle de bain 6 personnes
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Shropshire, England
- Parc The QuarryâȘ5 min Ă piedâŹ
- ChĂąteau Attingham ParkâȘ11 min Ă piedâŹ
- ChĂąteau de ShrewsburyâȘ12 min Ă piedâŹ
Chambres et lits
3 chambres (6Â personnes)
Chambre 1
1 trĂšs grand lit
Chambre 2
1 trĂšs grand lit
Chambre 3
1 lit double
1Â salle de bain
Salle de bain 1
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Theatre Severn Town House, Parking & Quarry Views
Stay in our quirky 3-bed townhouse with views of the gorgeous River Severn, just a short stroll to the famous Quarry Park and medieval town centre.
Whether you are looking for a short- or long-term stay, let our little âugly ducklingâ envelope you and provide the ideal base for exploring Shrewsbury.
The "Ugly Duckling" of accommodation, we say this because this 1960s town house isnât the prettiest from the outside, but inside, where youâll spend your time, she turns out just lovely, with a cottagey feel, spacious rooms, and views of the River Severn which improve the higher up the house you go!
The banks of the river are a one-minute stroll away, one of Shrewsburyâs most-loved pub/restaurants, The Boathouse is a three-minute walk away with views of the 29-acre Quarry parkland which plays host to shows throughout the year and Theatre Severn is just 5 minutesâ walk away.
Other pubs, restaurants and shops are within minute walk and once youâve crossed the historic Welsh Bridge, a few minutes from the property, youâll be in the medieval town centre.
Whether youâre looking for a short break, to visit an event, a contractor or on business or looking for a longer stay, we are ready to welcome you. The town centre is accessible over the bridge in a few minutes.
Three double bedrooms, one bathroom and a cloakroom, a kitchen diner. Itâs a spacious house that still has a cosy feel. And with an enclosed patio and raised decking area, the prefect spot to take in the famous August Flower Show fireworks, itâs a perfect home from home. Enjoy meals round the large dining table and then relax in second floor front room. The comfortable king-size beds ensure a good night's sleep after a day of exploring the stunning town and nearby countryside or after a dayâs work.
Book now for an unforgettable stay!
Free high-speed WIFI, on-site parking, perfect base for visiting and exploring the Shropshire Welsh border.
â 2 x Double Bedroom with King-sized Beds
â 1 x Double Bedroom
â 1 x Lounge, Smart TV, Netflix, YouTube, Wi-Fi
â 1 x Bathroom with Shower, Fresh Towels, Body & Hair Wash
â 1 x Fully Equipped Kitchen/Diner with Fridge/Freezer, Microwave, Washing Machine and Dining Table for Six People
â 1 x Enclosed patio and decking area with outside table and chairs
â Free parking, Free Wi-Fi, Iron, Vacuum
Shrewsbury, a culturally rich and charming town where the old and new meet complement each other perfectly. Steeped in history, boasting a thriving arts and restaurant scene, and surrounded by some of the most scenic rolling countryside in the UK.
Shrewsbury is a medieval market town dating from 901. The town centre sits famously within the loop of the River Severn and boasts nearly half as many independent retailers as big chains (it reportedly has the longest street of intendent shops in the UK â the Wyle Copâ).
Youâll never be stuck for a cool place to grab a coffee or an interesting pitstop for a bite to eat.
The River Severn loop, flanked by two historic bridges â English and Welsh, wraps around the town and is a hive of activity, for rowing, canoeing and paddleboarding and events. You can walk, run or cycle alongside it â almost directly from the property.
And if your legs get tired, you can take a scenic boat ride on the Sabrina Boat (which ports just across the river) where you will also find three large restaurants with River views â Hickoryâs Smokehouse, The Armoury and The Riverbank Bar and Grill, or hail a ride for free with Shrewsbury Rickshaws.
Theatre Severn which hosts plays, musicals, dance, comedy, music, talks, documentaries and much more all year round, is within a five-minute walk.
Shrewsbury has been voted as one of the best places to live many times by UK broadsheets and lifestyle magazines, and obviously year-on year by most of us who choose to live here!
Lovingly named the âTown of Flowersâ among the many shows and attractions held in Shrewsbury each year, is the Shrewsbury Flower Show, one of the UKâs premier horticulture shows which has been running for more than 130 years and culminates in two nights of dazzling firework displays set to music every August.
The close-by Quarry Park plays regular host to shows and festivals such as The Shrewsbury Food Festival, Kids Festival, Regatta, Oktoberfest, 80s festival and many other music concerts.
Thereâs also a
Our glorious indoor market, a bit of an ugly duckling itself, has been voted âBritainâs Favourite Market 2024,â for the third time and for the second year in a row. There youâll find more than 60 unique traders selling food and drink, the âhand crafted and the hard to find.â
There are also regular âMade in Shropshireâ artisan markets in the townâs historic square.
Whether you are looking for a short- or long-term stay, let our little âugly ducklingâ envelope you and provide the ideal base for exploring Shrewsbury.
The "Ugly Duckling" of accommodation, we say this because this 1960s town house isnât the prettiest from the outside, but inside, where youâll spend your time, she turns out just lovely, with a cottagey feel, spacious rooms, and views of the River Severn which improve the higher up the house you go!
The banks of the river are a one-minute stroll away, one of Shrewsburyâs most-loved pub/restaurants, The Boathouse is a three-minute walk away with views of the 29-acre Quarry parkland which plays host to shows throughout the year and Theatre Severn is just 5 minutesâ walk away.
Other pubs, restaurants and shops are within minute walk and once youâve crossed the historic Welsh Bridge, a few minutes from the property, youâll be in the medieval town centre.
Whether youâre looking for a short break, to visit an event, a contractor or on business or looking for a longer stay, we are ready to welcome you. The town centre is accessible over the bridge in a few minutes.
Three double bedrooms, one bathroom and a cloakroom, a kitchen diner. Itâs a spacious house that still has a cosy feel. And with an enclosed patio and raised decking area, the prefect spot to take in the famous August Flower Show fireworks, itâs a perfect home from home. Enjoy meals round the large dining table and then relax in second floor front room. The comfortable king-size beds ensure a good night's sleep after a day of exploring the stunning town and nearby countryside or after a dayâs work.
Book now for an unforgettable stay!
Free high-speed WIFI, on-site parking, perfect base for visiting and exploring the Shropshire Welsh border.
â 2 x Double Bedroom with King-sized Beds
â 1 x Double Bedroom
â 1 x Lounge, Smart TV, Netflix, YouTube, Wi-Fi
â 1 x Bathroom with Shower, Fresh Towels, Body & Hair Wash
â 1 x Fully Equipped Kitchen/Diner with Fridge/Freezer, Microwave, Washing Machine and Dining Table for Six People
â 1 x Enclosed patio and decking area with outside table and chairs
â Free parking, Free Wi-Fi, Iron, Vacuum
Shrewsbury, a culturally rich and charming town where the old and new meet complement each other perfectly. Steeped in history, boasting a thriving arts and restaurant scene, and surrounded by some of the most scenic rolling countryside in the UK.
Shrewsbury is a medieval market town dating from 901. The town centre sits famously within the loop of the River Severn and boasts nearly half as many independent retailers as big chains (it reportedly has the longest street of intendent shops in the UK â the Wyle Copâ).
Youâll never be stuck for a cool place to grab a coffee or an interesting pitstop for a bite to eat.
The River Severn loop, flanked by two historic bridges â English and Welsh, wraps around the town and is a hive of activity, for rowing, canoeing and paddleboarding and events. You can walk, run or cycle alongside it â almost directly from the property.
And if your legs get tired, you can take a scenic boat ride on the Sabrina Boat (which ports just across the river) where you will also find three large restaurants with River views â Hickoryâs Smokehouse, The Armoury and The Riverbank Bar and Grill, or hail a ride for free with Shrewsbury Rickshaws.
Theatre Severn which hosts plays, musicals, dance, comedy, music, talks, documentaries and much more all year round, is within a five-minute walk.
Shrewsbury has been voted as one of the best places to live many times by UK broadsheets and lifestyle magazines, and obviously year-on year by most of us who choose to live here!
Lovingly named the âTown of Flowersâ among the many shows and attractions held in Shrewsbury each year, is the Shrewsbury Flower Show, one of the UKâs premier horticulture shows which has been running for more than 130 years and culminates in two nights of dazzling firework displays set to music every August.
The close-by Quarry Park plays regular host to shows and festivals such as The Shrewsbury Food Festival, Kids Festival, Regatta, Oktoberfest, 80s festival and many other music concerts.
Thereâs also a
Our glorious indoor market, a bit of an ugly duckling itself, has been voted âBritainâs Favourite Market 2024,â for the third time and for the second year in a row. There youâll find more than 60 unique traders selling food and drink, the âhand crafted and the hard to find.â
There are also regular âMade in Shropshireâ artisan markets in the townâs historic square.
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Cet hébergement comprend le dispositif de sécurité suivant : un extincteur
Cet hébergement comporte des espaces extérieurs comme des balcons, des patios ou des terrasses potentiellement non adaptés aux enfants. Si vous avez des questions, nous vous recommandons de contacter l'hébergement avant votre arrivée afin de savoir s'il peut vous accueillir dans une chambre adéquate.
Ă propos du quartier
Shrewsbury
à Shrewsbury, cette maison de vacances vous promet de passer un séjour exceptionnel. Profitez de votre séjour dans la région pour visiter les célÚbres Halle du vieux marché et Chùteau de Shrewsbury, ou vous en mettre plein la vue aux emblématiques Musée d'histoire et galerie d'art Shrewsbury Museum and Art Gallery et Location de canoë-kayaks Drummond Outdoor. Envie de vivre un moment unique lors de votre séjour ? Consultez l'affiche des fantastiques Greenhous Meadow (stade) et Stade New Bucks Head, et préparez-vous à vibrer !
Shropshire, England
à proximité
- Parc The Quarry - 5Â min Ă pied - 0.4Â km
- ChĂąteau Attingham Park - 11Â min Ă pied - 0.9Â km
- Maison historique et restaurant Henry Tudor House - 11Â min Ă pied - 0.9Â km
- ChĂąteau de Shrewsbury - 12Â min Ă pied - 1.1Â km
- Abbaye de Shrewsbury - 17Â min Ă pied - 1.4Â km
Comment se déplacer
Restaurants
- âȘMontgomery's Tower (Wetherspoon) - âŹ5 min Ă pied
- âȘThe Salopian - âŹ8 min Ă pied
- âȘHickory's Smokehouse - âŹ6 min Ă pied
- âȘCoffee Evolution - âŹ6 min Ă pied
- âȘThe Armoury - âŹ6 min Ă pied
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