Bellissimo cottage con giardino

Newport 4.6 miles. This well-presented, first floor annex is set next door to a fishery within the hamlet of Loynton, not far from the bustling towns of Newport and Eccleshall on the Staffordshire border. Well-furnished with honey mustard and grey tones, Springfield House makes a lovely home for couples wanting to break away from normal life and explore this idyllic part of the country. Discover the open-plan living space, appointed with all you could need for a short break, including an electric oven and hob, microwave and fridge, so you can rustle up something tasty each evening. A sofa and armchair rest in front of a TV so you can enjoy some down time in the evening, while an electric fire provides a subtle warmth to the room. Move into the sumptuous king-size bedroom and settle into bed, before waking with a refreshing shower in the en-suite. To the exterior of Springfield House is a lawned garden overlooking the owners stables, providing an idyllic spot for a drink or two. Springfield House is surrounded by rural villages and walks, such as the popular Wrekin, a hill that has the most spectacular views of the Shropshire Hills, a perfect dog walk or ramble. Take an afternoon stroll along the canal, taking in the tranquil surroundings and barges gentle flow by, leading to the town of Newport, where a host of shops, pubs and wine bars line the high street. Head to the market town of Shrewsbury, offering its abbey, castle and gardens, along with the National Trust's Attingham Park, which is well worth a visit. Within driving distance of Springfield House are the county town of Stafford, Shrewsbury and Chester, as well as Alton where the fun-filled Alton Towers is situated, making Springfield House a superb base for enjoying the delights of Staffordshire, Shropshire, Cheshire and West Midlands with your better half. The market town of Newport is situated in the borough of Telford and Wrekin on the Shropshire and Staffordshire border. The town origins back to the 12th century, but many of the buildings were destroyed by a major fire in the 17th century. Visitors today can enjoy a selection of pubs, cafés and restaurants, nearby are the beautiful ruins of Lilleshall Abbey. Newport is also full of culture, offering a wide range of different activities throughout the year.