Heart of England - Ref 1034

It has some of the most dramatic and spectacular hills in the British Isles; Long Mynd guards the West and the escarpment of Wenlock Edge lies to the East Caer Caradoc, formed by volcanic ash and lava over 560 million years ago, once had an Iron Age hill-fort on its summit The geology of the area is intriguing and has earned the hills acclaim as a Site of Special Scientific Interest as well as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Ragleth Hill allows you to take in stunning 360 degree views, taking in the Long Mynd, Caer Caradoc, the Lawley, Wenlock Edge and the Clee Hills Church Stretton also draws visitors for its famous 18-hole golf course, which claims to be the highest in England The Old Dairy, as its name suggests, was originally built as part of a dairy house It has been sympathetically restored to offer accommodation for groups of up to 4 people, retaining much of its original character through features such as exposed beams and the original cattle stall, which now partitions the lounge from the dining room The accommodation is arranged across one level and the property has a rear patio, from which to enjoy a spot of outdoor-dining Visitors also get shared use of a games room, which includes a snooker table and a netted trampoline There is plenty of parking and the local amenities are merely a stroll away .