SHOPRSHIRES HIDDEN GEM
Five star features
Five star features
Along with the stunning exterior of The Granary, upon arrival you’ll notice convenient parking for three cars directly outside the barn.
Step inside and discover beautiful modern features and stylish interiors within our countryside accommodation that has been lovingly converted to a particularly high standard.
Take a virtual walk through the Granary below
The wood burning stove offers a cosy addition for multi season short breaks and is located in the living area near the comfortable sofas and television; perfect for relaxing on your Shropshire getaway.
Our well-equipped and spacious fitted kitchen boasts a centre island, large Belfast sink, integrated oven and microwave, induction hob and fridge freezer,along with everything you’d need to cater for yourselves within your stay.
The adjoined utility room in The Granary is conveniently fitted with a washing machine and tumble drier and a handy cloakroom allows for organised living.
Snoozing and bathing
The Granary provides three delightful bedrooms for up to six guests to enjoy throughout their escape to the countryside
On the ground floor you’ll find a twin bedded room with an accessible en-suite wet room, ideal for members of the group less able or mobile.
Up on the first floor you will find two further double bedrooms each containing a king-size bed. One bedroom boasting a contemporary Velux window, the other with views of the paddock and signature, magnificent Oak tree. Both rooms have en-suite bathrooms, one with a walk-in shower and the other with a large bath and overhead shower.
Alfesco living
Our countryside accommodation also allows you to enjoy the great outdoors from the lovely outdoor seating area in the rear garden.
For alfresco BBQ dining, sipping your favourite tipple in the sunshine or gazing up at the stars besides our glowing fire pit, the outdoor space at our on-farm holiday accommodation is picture perfect.
Canine companions
Well behaved dogs are welcome to stay, although we do ask that they are kept on a lead at all times. We kindly request that dogs are not allowed into the bedrooms, not allowed to sit on the sofas, or to be left unattended in the barn unless in a dog crate.
The wood burning stove offers a cosy addition for multi season short breaks and is located in the living area near the comfortable sofas and television; perfect for relaxing on your Shropshire getaway.
Our well-equipped and spacious fitted kitchen boasts a centre island, large Belfast sink, integrated oven and microwave, induction hob and fridge freezer,along with everything you’d need to cater for yourselves within your stay.
The adjoined utility room in The Granary is conveniently fitted with a washing machine and tumble drier and a handy cloakroom allows for organised living.
Snoozing and bathing
The Granary provides three delightful bedrooms for up to six guests to enjoy throughout their escape to the countryside
On the ground floor you’ll find a twin bedded room with an accessible en-suite wet room, ideal for members of the group less able or mobile.
Up on the first floor you will find two further double bedrooms each containing a king-size bed. One bedroom boasting a contemporary Velux window, the other with views of the paddock and signature, magnificent Oak tree. Both rooms have en-suite bathrooms, one with a walk-in shower and the other with a large bath and overhead shower.
Alfesco living
Our countryside accommodation also allows you to enjoy the great outdoors from the lovely outdoor seating area in the rear garden.
For alfresco BBQ dining, sipping your favourite tipple in the sunshine or gazing up at the stars besides our glowing fire pit, the outdoor space at our on-farm holiday accommodation is picture perfect.
Canine companions
Well behaved dogs are welcome to stay, although we do ask that they are kept on a lead at all times. We kindly request that dogs are not allowed into the bedrooms, not allowed to sit on the sofas, or to be left unattended in the barn unless in a dog crate.
Location Location Location
Location Location Location
The Granary at Bridge farm is situated on the edge of the village of Edgmond with facilities that include a local shop and post office and a pub serving real ales and home cooked food.
Nation Sports Centre
6 miles from The Granary is home to The National Sports Centre Lilleshall.
The sports centre is an elite training centre for some of the country’s leading sportsmen and women and regularly welcomes use by numerous sports bodies.
Enjoy racquet sports? Why not book a badminton, squash, table tennis or racquetball session at Lilleshall during your stay. Courts can be booked within a 7 day period.
Bridgnorth
20 miles from The Granary you’ll find Bridgnorth the unusual town of two halves!
The popular market town is split down the middle by The River Severn into a High Town and Low Town.
Bridgnorth is home to a funicular railway (the Castle Hill Railway), that links the high and low towns. It is the steepest and only inland railway of its type in England. Additionally, within the High Town is Bridgnorth railway station on the Severn Valley Railway, which runs southwards to Kidderminster.
Much Wenlock
Another market town Much Wenlock is just 18 miles away from The Granary. Much Wenlock is famous forThe Wenlock Olympian Games, the forerunner of the modern Olympic Games dating back to 1850. They games today are organised by the Wenlock Olympian Society (WOS), and are held each year at venues across Shropshire. There is a bustling market in the centre held on Fridays and Saturdays and numerous antique shops for the eclectic shoppers amongst you.
Just outside of Much Wenlock you’ll find The Edge adventure activities that offer quad biking, trekking, mountain boarding and Clay pigeon shooting.
Ironbridge
14 miles from The Granary, Edgmond is Ironbridge, home of the industrial revolution and the world’s first Iron Bridge.
This beautiful market town with restaurants of famous faces (Marcus Beans – The Furnace Kitchen) and home to more fantastic family attractions including Blist’s Hill Victorian Village and Coalport China museum.
Shrewsbury
Your countryside getaway is just 35 minutes from our county town of Shrewsbury, where you will find a effervescent town with an array of restaurants, cafes, boutiques, high street shops and independent businesses. Home to the famous Shrewsbury Flower show held annually in August in the towns Quarry and the Severn theatre built along the banks of the River Severn.
Well noted restaurants in Shrewsbury include The Haughmond, Lion and Pheasant, La Dolce Vita, Moli, The Walrus, Csons, River Thai and many more.
TheShrewsburyMarket Hall is open Wednesday to Saturday and offers a plethora of arts and crafts stalls, deli style food stalls and pop up restaurants including fish, Thai, Indian and Chinese dim sums to name a few.
You could also visit the Old Market Hall Cinema that shows current and independent films.
Church Stretton
Around 35 miles away, settled beneath the Long Mynd you’ll find Church Stretton,an area of outstanding beauty with views of the Stiperstones, Longmynd and Wrekin.
Walking here is a favourite past time for many and you can enjoy a range of cafes, antique shops and regular farmers markets whilst on foot.
Ludlow
16 miles further sits Ludlow, a historic market town with a wealth of historic and interesting buildings. Each year Shakespearean performances are played within the keep of the town’s castle, a must at the right time of year! Ludlow is loved by those labelling themselves as ‘foodies’!
National Arboretum
The UK’s centre for remembrance;The National Arboretumcan be found 38 miles from The Granary at Bridge Farm and it is open all year round.
Location Location Location
Location Location Location
The Granary at Bridge farm is situated on the edge of the village of Edgmond with facilities that include a local shop and post office and a pub serving real ales and home cooked food.
Nation Sports Centre
6 miles from The Granary is home to The National Sports Centre Lilleshall.
The sports centre is an elite training centre for some of the country’s leading sportsmen and women and regularly welcomes use by numerous sports bodies. Enjoy racquet sports? Why not book a badminton, squash, table tennis or racquetball session at Lilleshall during your stay. Courts can be booked within a 7 day period.
Bridgnorth
20 miles from The Granary you’ll find Bridgnorththe unusual town of two halves!
The popular market town is split down the middle by The River Severn into a High Town and Low Town.
Bridgnorth is home to a funicular railway (the Castle Hill Railway), that links the high and low towns. It is the steepest and only inland railway of its type in England. Additionally, within the High Town is Bridgnorth railway station on the Severn Valley Railway, which runs southwards to Kidderminster.
Much Wenlock
Another market town Much Wenlock is just 18 miles away from The Granary.
Much Wenlock is famous forThe Wenlock Olympian Games, the forerunner of the modern Olympic Games dating back to 1850. They games today are organised by the Wenlock Olympian Society (WOS), and are held each year at venues across Shropshire.
There is a bustling market in the centre held on Fridays and Saturdays and numerous antique shops for the eclectic shoppers amongst you.
Just outside of Much Wenlock you’ll find The Edge adventure activities that offer quad biking, trekking, mountain boarding and Clay pigeon shooting.
Ironbridge
14 miles from The Granary, Edgmond is Ironbridge, home of the industrial revolution and the world’s first Iron Bridge.
This beautiful market town with restaurants of famous faces (Marcus Beans – The Furnace Kitchen) and home to more fantastic family attractions including Blist’s Hill Victorian Village and Coalport China museum.
Shrewsbury
Your countryside getaway is just 35 minutes from our county town of Shrewsbury, where you will find a effervescent town with an array of restaurants, cafes, boutiques, high street shops and independent businesses.
Home to the famous Shrewsbury Flower show held annually in August in the towns Quarry and the Severn theatre built along the banks of the River Severn.
Well noted restaurants in Shrewsbury include The Haughmond, Lion and Pheasant, La Dolce Vita, Moli, The Walrus, Csons, River Thai and many more.
TheShrewsburyMarket Hall is open Wednesday to Saturday and offers a plethora of arts and crafts stalls, deli style food stalls and pop up restaurants including fish, Thai, Indian and Chinese dim sums to name a few.
You could also visit the Old Market Hall Cinema that shows current and independent films.
Church Stretton
Around 35 miles away, settled beneath the Long Mynd you’ll find Church Stretton,an area of outstanding beauty with views of the Stiperstones, Longmynd and Wrekin.
Walking here is a favourite past time for many and you can enjoy a range of cafes, antique shops and regular farmers markets whilst on foot.
Ludlow
16 miles further sits Ludlow, a historic market town with a wealth of historic and interesting buildings. Each year Shakespearean performances are played within the keep of the town’s castle, a must at the right time of year!
Ludlow is loved by those labelling themselves as ‘foodies’!
National Arboretum
The UK’s centre for remembrance;The National Arboretumcan be found 38 miles from The Granary at Bridge Farm and it is open all year round.