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The Haughmond, Shrewsbury

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The Haughmond is a converted stone barn in Shropshire that brings together original features with modern comfort. Exposed timber beams cross the vaulted ceilings. Stone walls frame the living spaces. This barn sits in open countryside near Myddle village.

The setting is pure rural Shropshire. Fields stretch out in every direction. You'll see farmland and woodland from the windows. It's quiet here. The barn stands in its own grounds with space to breathe.

Inside you'll find three bedrooms sleeping six guests. There are two bathrooms. The open-plan kitchen and living area makes the most of the barn's height and character. Original barn doors and oak frames add to the authentic feel.

Shrewsbury sits 8 miles away (15 minutes).

About The Haughmond

The Haughmond is a converted stone barn in Shropshire that brings together original features with modern comfort. Exposed timber beams cross the vaulted ceilings. Stone walls frame the living spaces. This barn sits in open countryside near Myddle village.

The setting is pure rural Shropshire. Fields stretch out in every direction. You'll see farmland and woodland from the windows. It's quiet here. The barn stands in its own grounds with space to breathe.

Inside you'll find three bedrooms sleeping six guests. There are two bathrooms. The open-plan kitchen and living area makes the most of the barn's height and character. Original barn doors and oak frames add to the authentic feel.

Shrewsbury sits 8 miles away (15 minutes). Hawkstone Park Follies is 6 miles (12 minutes). Ellesmere's meres are 9 miles (18 minutes). The Shropshire Hills reach 25 miles (40 minutes). Offa's Dyke Path runs through the county for walkers.

The Haughmond works brilliantly for families wanting countryside and space. Groups will appreciate the barn's character and rural location.

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Exposed Timber Beams

Original oak beams cross the vaulted ceilings throughout the barn. They give real character to every room and remind you this was once a working agricultural building.

Stone Walls

Thick stone walls run through the property. They're original to the barn and provide natural insulation while adding authentic rural character to the conversion.

Open-Plan Living Space

The kitchen and living area flow together under the high barn ceiling. It's a sociable space that makes the most of the building's original height and structure.

Rural Shropshire Setting

Fields and farmland surround the barn in every direction. You're in proper countryside here with views across open Shropshire landscape and plenty of peace.

Original Barn Doors

The barn keeps its original doors and oak frames. These features connect you to the building's agricultural past and add authenticity to your stay.

Three Bedrooms for Six

Three well-proportioned bedrooms sleep six guests comfortably. There's space for families or groups wanting a countryside break in a characterful barn conversion.

Getting To The Haughmond

Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat

By Car

To reach The Haughmond by car, take the A528 north from Shrewsbury towards Ellesmere. Turn off near Myddle village and follow local roads to the barn. Off-road parking is available on site.

By Train

Shrewsbury railway station is the nearest mainline stop, 8 miles from the barn. Direct services run from Birmingham, Manchester and Cardiff. A taxi from the station takes approximately 15 minutes.

Off-road parking on site
Shrewsbury station (8 miles)
Accessible from A528 via Myddle

Group Attractions & More Nearby

Stuff for larger groups and families to try!

Hawkstone Park Follies
Distance: 6 miles
SY4 5UY
Shrewsbury Castle
Distance: 8 miles
SY1 2AT
Ellesmere Meres
Distance: 9 miles
SY12 0PA
Offa's Dyke Path
Distance: 12 miles
SY10 7DR
Grinshill Hill
Distance: 3 miles
SY4 3HB
Myddle Village Walks
Distance: 1 mile
SY4 3RY
Shrewsbury Town Centre
Distance: 8 miles
SY1 1UH
Morrisons Shrewsbury
Distance: 7 miles
SY1 3BW
Ellesmere High Street
Distance: 9 miles
SY12 0EP
Shrewsbury Railway Station
Distance: 8 miles
SY1 2DY
Myddle Village
Distance: 1 mile
SY4 3RY
Wem Town
Distance: 5 miles
SY4 5AU
Hawkstone Park Follies
Distance: 6 miles
SY4 5UY
Shrewsbury Castle
Distance: 8 miles
SY1 2AT
Ellesmere Meres
Distance: 9 miles
SY12 0PA
Offa's Dyke Path
Distance: 12 miles
SY10 7DR
Grinshill Hill
Distance: 3 miles
SY4 3HB
Myddle Village Walks
Distance: 1 mile
SY4 3RY
Shrewsbury Town Centre
Distance: 8 miles
SY1 1UH
Morrisons Shrewsbury
Distance: 7 miles
SY1 3BW
Ellesmere High Street
Distance: 9 miles
SY12 0EP
Shrewsbury Railway Station
Distance: 8 miles
SY1 2DY
Myddle Village
Distance: 1 mile
SY4 3RY
Wem Town
Distance: 5 miles
SY4 5AU

Is The Haughmond Right For Your Group

Discover why this cottage is the one for your party or family reunion...

For Families
The barn's rural Shropshire setting provides outdoor space for children to explore. Fields surround the property and countryside walks start from the door. The open-plan living area gives families room to spread out. Hawkstone Park Follies offers adventure 6 miles away with caves and cliffs to discover. Shrewsbury's parks and River Severn are 8 miles distant for family days out.
Groups Will Love...
The exposed timber beams crossing the vaulted ceilings define this barn conversion's character. Original oak frames span the full height of the building. These beams are authentic to the barn's agricultural past and create dramatic lines across the living spaces. The vaulted ceiling height emphasises the building's original purpose while the stone walls ground the space. It's proper barn architecture preserved and converted.
Pet Friendly
Dogs are welcome at The Haughmond. The rural Shropshire location provides excellent walking straight from the barn with fields and footpaths surrounding the property. Open countryside stretches in every direction for longer walks. The barn's own grounds give space for dogs to explore. Nearby Grinshill Hill and Myddle village offer varied terrain. This is proper countryside for dogs who enjoy rural rambling.

Dining & Cafes

Taste the local flavours during your stay at The Haughmond

The Red Lion, Myddle

Located 1 mile from your accommodation.

Postcode: SY4 3RY

The Sun Inn, Marton

Located 4 miles from your accommodation.

Postcode: SY21 8JP

The Elephant & Castle, Wem

Located 5 miles from your accommodation.

Postcode: SY4 5AA

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to our most common questions about The Haughmond

Is The Haughmond pet friendly?
Yes, dogs are welcome at this barn conversion. The rural Shropshire setting and surrounding fields provide excellent walking opportunities straight from the door.
What original barn features does The Haughmond have?
The barn retains exposed timber beams across vaulted ceilings and original stone walls throughout. Oak frames and the original barn doors add to the authentic agricultural character.
How many guests does this barn conversion sleep?
The Haughmond sleeps six guests across three bedrooms. Two bathrooms serve the property and the open-plan living space works well for families or groups.
What is the countryside setting like around the barn?
The barn sits in open Shropshire farmland near Myddle village. Fields and woodland stretch out in every direction with proper rural views and quiet surroundings.
How far is Shrewsbury from The Haughmond?
Shrewsbury is 8 miles away and takes about 15 minutes by car. The county town offers shops, restaurants, historic buildings and the River Severn running through the centre.
What outdoor activities are nearby?
Hawkstone Park Follies sits 6 miles away with its dramatic sandstone cliffs and caves. Offa's Dyke Path crosses Shropshire for long-distance walkers and the Shropshire Hills reach 25 miles south.
Is the barn suitable for families with children?
Yes, the three bedrooms and open-plan layout work well for families. The rural setting provides outdoor space and the surrounding countryside offers plenty of exploring opportunities for children.
What makes this barn conversion special?
The combination of original stone walls, exposed beams and vaulted ceilings gives real agricultural character. The rural Shropshire location provides peace and countryside views while remaining accessible to local attractions.

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