Shrewsbury

A luxuriously appointed property located north east of the Shropshire Hills AONB. The Summer House is surrounded by beautiful countryside, and is as tranquil as they come in a very secluded setting. Attingham Park is only 4 miles away and with a short twenty minute drive you could be in the medieval market town of Shrewsbury.

Full list of facilities at this property...

• Enclosed Garden
• Log Burner/Open Fire
• On Site Parking
• Nearby Golf
• Well placed for walking holidays
• Great for Cycling holidays
• Great for a Fishing break
• Sorry, no dogs
• Sleeps two guests
• One double bedroom and separate bathroom
• Oak windows, external doors and exposed roof beams
• Wood burning stove in the master bedroom
• West facing views onto orchards and open countryside
• Private patio and lawned garden
• Private parking area for one car
• Sorry, no children, infants or pets
• WiFi
• Minimum of two night stay.

The Summer House and Octagonal Tower built in around 1607 by Sir Francis Newport was originally used as a banqueting house for entertaining his guests to dinner. Unfortunately the main house was destroyed by a fire and never rebuilt and therefore The Summer House is the only remaining structure from that time. Today, this Grade II listed tower forms an airy retreat, set in the rolling Shropshire countryside. It offers excellent views to the East, and views of the Shropshire Hills to the South and the West. The building, now part of the Raby Estate, has been sympathetically modernised to accommodate guests. This provides a very private and unique getaway.



The property is tucked away in the hamlet of Eyton-on-Severn, near the ancient Roman settlement at Wroxeter and is surrounded by stunning countryside. Immediately to the East rises the Wrexin, a formidable hill said to be the result of a giant depositing a spade of earth he had intended to use to bury Telford. To the south lies the River Severn, and beyond can be seen the Shropshire Hills, the last English heights before the Welsh border. All of the surrounding countryside can be readily explored from the Summer House. You can stroll amongst the fields and lanes directly from the door via nearby public footpaths, or explore further afield into Shropshire and the border counties.
This holiday at a glance

• Sleeps two guests.


• One double bedroom and separate bathroom.


• Oak windows, external doors and exposed roof beams.


• Wood burning stove in the master bedroom.


• West facing views onto orchards and open countryside.


• Private patio and lawned garden.


• Private parking area for one car.


• Sorry, no children, infants or pets.


• WiFi.


• Minimum of two night stay.