A stone circle set on a plateau on the Shropshire border with Wales, between Corndon Hill and Stapeley Hill, offering fantastic panoramic views over the Black Mountains of Wales to the west. An outlying stone stands to the south of the circle.
Priest Weston,
Shropshire,
England
A multivallate (having multiple banks and ditches) hillfort in north western Shropshire about a half mile north of Oswestry. In this case multivallate is a most appropriate description, as Old Oswestry Hillfort has no fewer than 5 banks and ditches pierced by entrances on the east and west.
Oswestry,
Shropshire,
England
This lovely townhouse for two people is a delightful mix of 16th Century and Georgian architecture and is situated in the heart of Ludlow's old … more >> Sleeps 2
Overlooking the splendour of the Ironbridge Gorge and its historic bridge, this hotel has its own 18-hole par 72 championship golf course together with the magnificent Leisure Club and Spa. The investment in the leisure facilities is especially impressive; it offers a pool, and new thermo suite of sauna, steam … more >>
Skilfully transformed from a 16th century manor house into a premier country hotel, the Madeley Court Hotel (formerly known as Clarion Hotel Telford) gives you a unique opportunity to appreciate the splendour and architectural history of medieval residence. The hotel is set in its own parkland estate and lakeside setting. … more >>
