Telephone / Fax: 01691-653589 or 07989-477414

Email: ashfield@ashfieldfarmhouse.co.uk

Ashfield Farmhouse Details

Blue wisteria and scarlet creepers ramble this lovely 16th Century coaching house and Georgian farmhouse in the Shropshire/Welsh borderlands. 

Just 1 mile south of Oswestry and 1 mile from the A5 & A483 - easily accessible from M54, M6 and M56

 

A country house with period oak furnishings plus attractive decor and lovely fabrics which add to the history and character. Separate charming dining room and drawing room with log fire. Oak staircase, marble fire place, woodburning stove and fresh flowers. 

Excellent farmhouse breakfasts with own free-range eggs. Complimentary refreshments on arrival and throughout your stay. 

Five to ten minutes walk to old canalside inn and superb warehouse restaurant.

Payphone available.

Feed titbits to Spicey, our Shetland foal, or spot Fowler the colourful rooster while collecting the eggs.

Accommodation

Attractive fully equipped en-suites or a private luxury corner bath/shower room. Colour TV, beverage trays, hair dryers, easy chairs, fans for hot days and warm bedding for cooler nights in all bedrooms.

Also available two interconnecting bedrooms (family suite). A choice of Superking size, double or twin beds all with fresh crisp bed linen. 

• Visit bustling Oswestry, a Border market town with street markets and varied interesting small shops

• Sample an English / Welsh blend of both languages and cultures that carries through in the everyday life of the local rural community

• Close by - 

  • Llangollen in the Dee Valley

  • Llanrhaeder Waterfall - one of the wonders of Wales

  • Medieval Shrewsbury Town and Roman Chester City only 30 minutes drive

  • Powys Castle, Chirk Castle and Erddig Hall - all National Trust properties only 15-20 minutes drive

• Lake Vyrnwy (RSPB Centre), Lake Bala and Ellesmere Wildlife Centre

• Snowdonia, North and West Wales coasts about one 1 hours drive

• Ironbridge, Ludlow and Bridgenorth about 45 minutes drive

• Many special steam trains, beautiful gardens, varied craft centres

• Superb walking - Offas Dyke Path, Llangollen and Montgomery Canals, Hill walking - ample books and maps available

• Horse riding, canoeing, fishing, absailing, sailing etc

• Three excellent golf courses within 20 minutes drive

• Oswestry Leisure Centre facilities

• All outdoor and country persuits catered for locally

Treat yourself to a relaxing break in beautiful surroundings and see countryside at its best.

Easily located near the tiny church on the edge of Maesbury village, an even older settlement than Oswestry which features in Brother Cadfael novels. Many boundary battles fought here, hence Offa's and Wat's Dykes. 
Plenty of safe parking and lockable old stables for bicycles, pets etc.

Business people are very welcome, easily accessible from motorways via A5 and A483 trunk roads.

Approximate Distances from : - London - 175 miles   Birmingham - 60 miles   Manchester - 50 miles

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Single from £30.00 - £50.00 

Double from £27.50 - £42.00 per person 

Triple and Family from £28 per person

All credit cards accepted (except Diners Club) . Debit cards

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