North Lodge, Pitchford Hall is a characterful Grade II listed gate house resting in Pitchford Hall Estate, in Pitchford near Shrewsbury, Shropshire. Much Wenlock 9.4 miles; Church Stretton 10.9 miles; Telford 14.4 miles.
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Central heating. Electric oven and hob, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, kettle, toaster. TV, WiFi. Fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Enclosed garden with lawn and furniture. Two well-behaved pets welcome. Sorry, no smoking. Shop 2.1 miles, pub 4.2 miles. Note: this property has a good housekeeping bond of 150 GBP
Shrewsbury 7 miles. North Lodge, Pitchford Hall is a beautiful and unique Grade II listed gate house nestled into the Pitchford Hall Estate, in Pitchford near Shrewsbury, with traditional features and an eye-catching stone-built exterior making this stunning abode an ideal base for couples and small families seeking a memorable base in Shropshire. Be welcomed by the charming design of this home, with tall chimneys and aged stone-built exterior, before entering into a home filled with natural light. Each room is bright and welcoming and blends traditional character with contemporary amenities, beginning with a sitting room with an exposed brick fireplace and plush furniture, where a crackling woodburning stove adds ambience to evenings spent with a good book. The kitchen houses contemporary décor and ample amenities to cater to your culinary needs, whilst hearty meals can be enjoyed at the central dining table, accompanied by a glass of fizz. Set across one floor, discover two delightful bedrooms, a double and a twin, each with incredible exposed stonework adding character, and serviced by a sleek shower room. Outside, a garden awaits, a tranquil spot with a magical historic feel, ideal for morning coffee with a backdrop of birdsong and mature trees as you plan the day ahead of you. Take time to wander through the remarkable Pitchford Hall Estate and seek out the Tree House at Pitchford, thought to be one of the oldest treehouses in the world and first recorded in 1692, before exploring more of the attractive grounds. When you are ready to venture further afield, make your way to the historic town of Shrewsbury, home to around 600 listed buildings alongside a castle, museums, traditional inns, shops and a tempting choice of restaurants. After a day roaming the South Shropshire hills, stop by The Fox at Ryton, a dog-friendly, community-run pub with welcoming refurbished spaces. Continue your Shropshire adventures in Church Stretton, or visit Ludlow, surrounded by the scenic Clee Hills and offering excellent opportunities for walkers. Spend time admiring its impressive castle and distinctive collection of half-timbered buildings and red-brick houses. For another memorable excursion, travel to Bridgnorth and ride Britain’s steepest inland funicular railway to the top of the cliff, where scenic walks overlook the River Severn. Railway enthusiasts can also board the Severn Valley Railway for a leisurely 16-mile steam-train journey through the countryside towards Kidderminster. Round off your stay with visits to the National Trust properties of Attingham Park and Benthall Hall, uncover the industrial heritage of Ironbridge Gorge, or wander through the medieval market town of Much Wenlock. Make an unforgettable Shropshire retreat with the charming North Lodge, Pitchford Hall.
