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Coseley House
Bed and Breakfast: 6154 Shropshire Hills

Coseley House front view

Ludlow
Shropshire
Pets Allowed:   No
Smoking Allowed:   No
Special Diets:   No
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  • Views of Corvedale and Brown Clee
  • Indoor heated swimming pool
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    Ros and Anson welcome you to their home in Munslow, enjoying views across the glorious Corvedale countryside to Brown Clee the highest point in Shropshire.

    We are conveniently placed for access to the many attractions of Shropshire including the attractive market towns of Ludlow, Much Wenlock, Bridgnorth and Church Stretton.

    There are also historic houses and the cradle of the industrial revolution at Ironbridge.

    All around are the beautiful South Shropshire hills which are ideal for walking and cycling.

    The Clee Hills and Wenlock Edge are at our front and rear.

    It is a wonderful place to live and we look forward to helping you enjoy a stay in our B&B.

    We aim to make your holiday in the South Shropshire hills memorable and we provide full facilities for walkers and cyclists.

    A drying room is available for wet clothes, boots and equipment and a secure covered area is provided for bicycles.

    Guest bedrooms are en-suite and fully equipped.

    Each bedroom has:
    King size double bed (one can be split to provide twin beds if required.)

    En-suite shower, basin and WC with toiletries.

    Wardrobe, chest of drawers, chair, mirrors.

    Flat screen wall mounted TV.

    Tea/coffee making facilities, mini fridge with fresh milk and spring water.

    WiFi access.

    Guests can relax in their bedrooms or in the hall lounge which has comfortable chairs, a music centre and information on Shropshire attractions.

    On sunny days guests can relax on the terrace or in the garden enjoying the views of the Clee hills.

    The covered swimming pool is available throughout the year.

    Breakfast is served in the dining room, or the adjacent terrace that gives panoramic views across the Corvedale when the sun shines.

    Our delicious breakfast is locally sourced.

    This property appears courtesy of ClickBedAndBreakfast.co.uk

    Pictures
    Coseley House nestled in the Corvedale
    Coseley House nestled in the Corvedale
    Brown Clee from Coseley House
    Brown Clee from Coseley House
    Coseley House rear view
    Coseley House rear view
    Heated indoor swimming pool
    Heated indoor swimming pool

    Pricing and Opening Times
    Seasons Open: Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter.

    One night:
    £40 single occupation
    £65 double occupation

    Two or more nights:
    £35 single occupation
    £60 double occupation

    Open all year
    Arrival after 2.00pm
    Departure before mid day

    Facilities
    Rooms:
     
    Family Rooms:
     
    0
     
    Single Rooms:
     
    0
     
       
    Double Rooms:
     
    2
     
    Twin Rooms:
     
    0
     
    Pet Facilities: Pets are not allowed.
    Smoking Facilities: Smoking is not allowed.
    Special Diets Provision: Special diets are not catered for.
    Disabled Facilities: There are no disabled facilities.

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    Directions
    Coseley House is located on the B4368 that runs between Craven Arms on the A49 (between Ludlow and Shrewsbury) and Morville on the A458 (between Bridgnorth and Shrewsbury).
    Coming from Craven Arms, the property is found on the right hand side some 300 meters from the Crown Inn.
    From Morville, Coseley House is on the left hand side approximately 200m after the 30 mph speed limit at the entry to Munslow village.

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