The Summer House, Is A Stunning Historic Retreat For Couples, On The Raby Estate,

Near Wroxeter, Shropshire

Near Wroxeter, Shropshire, in the heart of England, lies The Summer House and Octagonal Tower, originally built in 1607 by Sir Francis Newport as a banqueting house. The Grade II listed tower, now part of the Raby Estate, offers a private retreat with modern amenities, set in the picturesque Shropshire countryside. Surrounded by stunning views of the Shropshire Hills and the River Severn, guests can explore the nearby countryside via public footpaths or venture further into Shropshire and the border counties.

The property sleeps two guests in a double bedroom with a separate bathroom and features oak windows, exposed roof beams, and a wood-burning stove. Guests can enjoy west-facing views, a private patio, and a lawned garden with a barbecue and patio furniture. Nearby attractions include Wroxeter Roman City, Attingham Park, The Wrekin, Wroxeter Vineyard, and the historic town of Ironbridge. Shrewsbury town center offers timber-framed buildings, museums, and riverside walks along the River Severn.

The Summer House provides a unique getaway with modern comforts and historic charm, offering a minimum two-night stay for adults only. With WiFi, a fully equipped kitchen, and TVs in the bedroom and sitting room, guests can relax in a tranquil setting surrounded by orchards and open countryside. This vacation home is an ideal base for exploring the rich history and natural beauty of Shropshire, with plenty of outdoor activities and attractions nearby for a memorable stay in the heart of England.

• Internet
• Open Fire