
The Olde Cowshed is a converted stone barn with original exposed beams in rural Shropshire. This single-storey retreat sits in peaceful countryside near Craven Arms. Vaulted ceilings and traditional stonework create an authentic barn atmosphere. Outside you'll find a private hot tub perfect for starlit soaks after days exploring the Welsh Marches.
The barn sits in open farmland with views across rolling Shropshire hills. Fields stretch in every direction. You're surrounded by working countryside with footpaths leading straight from the door into quiet valleys and woodland.
Inside sleeps four guests across two bedrooms. The main bedroom has a king bed whilst the second offers twin singles. One bathroom serves the property.
The Olde Cowshed is a converted stone barn with original exposed beams in rural Shropshire. This single-storey retreat sits in peaceful countryside near Craven Arms. Vaulted ceilings and traditional stonework create an authentic barn atmosphere. Outside you'll find a private hot tub perfect for starlit soaks after days exploring the Welsh Marches.
The barn sits in open farmland with views across rolling Shropshire hills. Fields stretch in every direction. You're surrounded by working countryside with footpaths leading straight from the door into quiet valleys and woodland.
Inside sleeps four guests across two bedrooms. The main bedroom has a king bed whilst the second offers twin singles. One bathroom serves the property. The open-plan living space combines kitchen, dining and lounge areas under those impressive beams. Barn doors and stone walls remind you of the building's agricultural past.
Ludlow sits 8 miles north (15 minutes) with its medieval castle and Saturday market. Stokesay Castle lies 4 miles away (10 minutes). The Long Mynd offers walking and hang-gliding 6 miles east (12 minutes). Shrewsbury's historic centre is 25 miles north (35 minutes).
The Olde Cowshed suits couples wanting countryside calm with hot tub luxury. Book for genuine barn character in proper Shropshire farmland.
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Authentic timber beams span the vaulted ceilings throughout this converted stone barn, creating that genuine agricultural character guests expect from a proper barn conversion.
Soak under Shropshire stars in your own hot tub after walking the hills, with nothing but farmland views and countryside silence around you.
True working countryside surrounds the barn with footpaths from the door, rolling hills in every direction and no light pollution for stargazing.
Traditional stonework and barn doors preserve the building's farming heritage whilst modern comforts make it perfect for relaxing countryside breaks.
The vaulted living area combines kitchen, dining and lounge under those impressive beams, creating a sociable space that celebrates the barn's original structure.
Sleeping four but ideal for two couples, this peaceful retreat offers countryside calm with easy access to Ludlow, the Long Mynd and Shropshire's market towns.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach The Olde Cowshed by car, take the A49 south from Shrewsbury or north from Hereford towards Craven Arms. The barn sits in countryside near Craven Arms and you'll have off-road parking on arrival.
For those travelling by rail, Craven Arms station sits on the Welsh Marches line between Shrewsbury and Swansea. From the station it's a short taxi ride to the barn through Shropshire countryside.
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