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| Yew Tree Farm bed and Breakfast is set in stunning countryside in the Ape Dale between Much Wenlock and Church Stretton. Anthony and Jane rear sheep and a few rare breed pigs. There are also chickens and ducks who will provide your breakfast eggs. The World Heritage Site of Ironbridge is nearby, as is the beautiful town of Ludlow with its renowned restaurants and castle. Many events from the annual arts festival to regular antiques and farmers markets are held there throughout the year. For hikers, the Long Mynd is easily accessible and there is a host of other splendid walks, ranging from a gentle stroll to serious hill walking. The house is secluded and surrounded by open gardens, framed by two co-joining streams. Guests are welcome to wander, visit the animals and sit out on the sheltered patio. |
The guest bedrooms, while part of the main house, are separate and have their own entrance. The double room is spacious, comfortable and warm: perfect for relaxing after a hard days exploring. It has a modern en-suite bathroom, with bath, power shower. Tea and coffee making facilities and TV are supplied for your comfort and relaxation. The twin room is cosy with a country cottage feel. This room enjoys the exclusive use of a private bathroom and luxury toweling robes are provided. The whole area is centrally heated for comfort.
A hearty English breakfast is essential to the enjoyment of any stay and you will find this at Yew Tree Farm. The Eggs are from our own very free range chickens, and award winning local bacon and rare breed port sausages will delight your taste buds, while you relax in the sunny dining room. This room catches the morning sun and has direct access to the patio and garden. On fine days you can take your coffee outside and enjoy the beautiful garden. IN the cooler weather the room is snug with a log burning stove, antique, refectory table and cheerful décor. |
We are unique in welcoming both dogs and horses by prior arrangement. We have loose boxes and turnout for horses, and dogs can sleep in the Aga-warmed kitchen. We will look after your dog if you want to go sightseeing and even take it for a walk. Anthony is a retired vet, so you can have every confidence that we will look after your pet well. Our guests are welcome to roam throughout our ten acres, but please observe the country code and make sure that gates are well fastened. We will do everything in our power to make your stay memorable and make you want to come again.
The great feature of our home is its unique setting and complete peace and quiet. This is something you will not easily find elsewhere and all those who have stayed with us have told us how lucky we are to live here. For your health's sake and because of fire risk, we are a no-smoking hour and would be grateful to you for observing this. We prefer guests to arrive between 4pm and 6pm, but alternative times can be arranged. If you have difficulty finding us or are running late please phone for further directions. Breakfast is normally served between 8am and 10am, but please discusses alternative times with us, if you want an early start or a lie in. |
| Terms are: - Double room £30.00 per person per night (single occupancy £35) Twin room £25.00 per person per night (single occupancy £30) Please phone or email in advance to enquire about bookings to avoid any disappointment. Thank you.
In the immediate area there are a number of pubs with restaurants, varying from haute cuisine to simple wholesome fare. The Longville Arms is our local and a warm welcome is assured. We are very happy to make reservations for you for any of the local restaurants. We have a good knowledge of the area and can help you plan your holiday so as to enjoy the area to its full potential. |
| How to find us Longville in the Dale is on the B4371, halfway between Church Stretton (on the A49) and Much Wenlock. In the village look for the prominent Longville Arms Hotel and take the turning immediately beside it. In 0.4 of a mike turn right at the Crossroads. In just over a mile you will see a sign "Road narrows, oncoming traffic in the middle of the road". There is a sharp dip and a narrow bridge. Turn right into our drive IMMEDIATELY after the bridge. If you would like advice on the best route we can give you individual directions. |
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