Sleeps 4

Churn Cottage

Churn Cottage is a spacious two bedroom cottage which is completely on the ground floor level, making it ideal for those who are less able or small children. It is also is suitable for assisted wheelchair users – please see Churn Cottage’s access statement for full details. The kitchen/diner is well equipped with dishwasher, washing machine, 50/50 fridge/freezer, microwave, electric oven & hob. The wet room bathroom has a fantastic large walk-in shower area with a hand held and a large fixed shower head for a real luxurious feel, the underfloor heating and heated towel radiator give the room a lovely warm feel with no stepping on to cold tiles. The bathroom also has a large wall-hung wash basin, modern non-slip tiles and grab rails where needed.

To make life a little easier and also to free up a bit of space in your car, we have portable door ramps, a wheeled shower chair, shower chair, shower stool, walking frame, commode, over bed table, bed assist frame and furniture risers all available if needed as well cots and highchairs.

A smart TV & DVD player are available in the living room as well as a selection of books, games & puzzles to enjoy. Double doors lead you out of the living room onto a patio area which has table, chairs & charcoal BBQ, an enclosed garden area and a lovely view of the river and grassy fields where the farms cows & sheep graze.

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Key Features

2 bedrooms (1 double & 1 twin)

All ground floor accommodation

Suitable for assisted wheelchair users

Under floor heating

Fully fitted kitchen/diner

Wet room (shower chair available)

Private garden & patio area

Wi-Fi (Wireless Internet)

Original exposed beams

Ample off road parking

Fantastic views

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Shrewsbury

The birth place of Charles Darwin, a beautiful town with lots of historical places to visit as well as lots of independent shops, cafes & restaurants. Explore the Narrow streets and Tudor buildings, visit the Castle or Abbey two of Shrewsbury's oldest landmarks or take a boat trip down the river Severn. Take a tour around the prison or just relax with a picnic in the quarry where you can walk along the River Severn or visit the formal gardens created by Percy Thrower.