Discover the Undiscovered Shropshire Hills
Having the Shropshire Hills on your doorstep means trading the hustle and bustle for instant tranquility. With miles of untamed ridges, hidden valleys and stunning vistas, a healthier lifestyle and an outdoor adventure are always within arm’s reach. It’s not just a place to live; it’s a daily escape into nature.
Every Explorers Dream, Right on your Doorstep
The Shropshire Hills offer wild, unspoilt landscapes perfect for explorers. From the rugged ridges of the Stiperstones to walking the ancient Long Mynd, this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty blends rich geology with panoramic views. Quiet trails, hidden valleys, and historic hillforts make it an adventurer’s peaceful paradise.
The Views on our Doorstep
A Haven for Wildlife
Keep your eyes peeled as you explore the Shropshire Hills, as the landscape is teeming with fascinating wildlife. The heather-clad moorlands of the Long Mynd are famous for their resident red grouse and the iconic semi-wild ponies that graze along the ridges. Look to the skies and you might spot a soaring red kite or peregrine falcon circling the peaks.
More Things to Do
Walking
Arguably one of the UK’s greatest walking counties, you’ll see stunning landscapes wherever you venture out to.
Cycling
As some of the most beautiful countryside in Britain, it’s a year-round cyclist’s paradise, offering remote trails.
Landrover Trips
We’ll take you far off the beaten track and deep into the Shropshire Hills, tackling rugged byways that normal cars simply can’t handle.
Every Explorers Dream, Right on your Doorstep
The Shropshire Hills offer wild, unspoilt landscapes perfect for explorers. From the rugged ridges of the Stiperstones to walking the ancient Long Mynd, this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty blends rich geology with panoramic views. Quiet trails, hidden valleys, and historic hillforts make it an adventurer’s peaceful paradise.
A Haven for Wildlife
Keep your eyes peeled as you explore the Shropshire Hills, as the landscape is teeming with fascinating wildlife. The heather-clad moorlands of the Long Mynd are famous for their resident red grouse and the iconic semi-wild ponies that graze along the ridges. Look to the skies and you might spot a soaring red kite or peregrine falcon circling the peaks.
Some more ways to keep busy on your stay
Fishing Lake
Just a five minute walk away from our cottages, guests can fish a beautifully maintained, well-stocked two-acre pool.
Historic Towns
Wander back in time through Shropshire’s enchanting market towns and its grand country estates.
Visit Church Stretton
Estates & Gardens
Escape to Shropshire’s breathtaking estates and serene gardens, where centuries of heritage blossom.
All the History
Steeped in centuries of drama, Shropshire’s landscape tells the story of Britain’s fierce borderlands.
Activities for Kids
Beyond Middle Farm’s own play area and animals, discover a huge choice of family-friendly local activities perfect for everyone.
Bikes & B Rides
Spa Treatments
Indulge in mobile spa treatments right at your cottage, just perfect for soothing muscles after exploring Shropshire Hills.
Paragliding
Experience the Long Mynd from a new perspective with a tandem paragliding flight with BHPA qualified instructors.
Eating Out
Middle Farm is short drive from excellent eateries in nearby towns, including local favorites perfect for a special occasion.
Beautiful Dark Skies
Stargaze under Shropshire’s beautiful dark skies, offering a breathtaking, crystal-clear view of the cosmos right from your cottage.
Shire Horse Experience
Experience a full day immersion in all things Shire Horses with Steve Ledsham at Acton Scott Heritage Farm
Golf
This picturesque 18-hole golf course in the Shropshire Hills offers stunning views and is Britain’s 2nd highest Golf course.