Find My Favourite Holiday Cottages in Bridgnorth

To borrow a sporting phrase, Bridgnorth is a town of two halves, each having a choice of pretty townhouses and cottages available to book for self-catering holidays in this attractive Shropshire town. Bridgnorth is built above and below a red sandstone ridge, creating a High Town and a Low Town. Climb or descend the winding streets and flights of steps between the two on foot or ‘commute’ via the funicular railway. Charles 1st paused in the town for long enough to declare the view from High Town as being blessed with “The finest in my Kingdom.”

A grand 3-storey, brick-built Tudor house overlooks a large, formal lawned gardens.
The Tudor Crest, Bridgnorth
Bridgnorth
Shropshire
England
Sleeps
6
Bedrooms
12

Surround yourself with royal luxury at Upton Cressett Hall, a grand regal cottage in Shropshire. Marvel at the manicured grounds of the pet-friendly cottage, and indulge in the seclusion and beauty of a residence boasting log fires, exposed beams, antique furnishings and unique décor.

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Cloistered extrior of a single-storey barn conversion with a creeper-covered pergola.
Garden Barn near Bridgnorth
Billingsley
Shropshire
England
Sleeps
4
Bedrooms
2

Garden Barn is a gorgeous rural cottage situated on a farm, which spoils guests with endless rustic charm, an open fire, contemporary comfort, a sun-drenched summerhouse and expansive views to Billingsley and the Shropshire region from its generous garden, where children and pets can run free.

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Visit Bridgnorth on a Saturday and hunt for bargains in the bustling street market before exploring the crazily-slanting castle ruins or strolling along the banks of the River Severn in the valley below. If a walk along the riverbank is too challenging, view it from your carriage window when taking a nostalgic ride along the Severn Valley Railway. This heritage steam railway runs along the river from Bridgnorth to Kidderminster. For those worn out through discovering the delights of both ends of the town, there are plenty of attractive tea rooms, cafes and traditional pubs to refuel.

Bridgnorth is conveniently located for exploring the rest of the County of Shropshire. The countryside is dotted with beautiful ‘chocolate box’ villages and is excellent for walls in all seasons. Plan day trips from your holiday cottages to the Royal Air Force Museum in Cosford, the ten industrial museums in the Ironbridge Gorge, the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution and the Black Country Museum (in which much of Peaky Blinders is filmed ) for genuinely memorable days out within easy reach of Bridgnorth.