Bed & Breakfast

The Salwey Lodge - Bed & Breakfast in Shropshire

The Lodge Overton, Ludlow, SY8 4DU, Shropshire
England, Regno Unito

Arabella Salwey

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Come to be looked after with delicious food and spoiling bedrooms in this mini stately home set in gorgeous parkland near Ludlow

Wind through mature parkland to a striking cedar of Lebanon on the front lawn and a stately 1740s house with sustainability and conservation at the heart of everything they do. Step inside and it feels like stepping back in time with echoes of glamorous house parties.

Two spacious sitting rooms invite you to explore shelves of books and stacks of board games – a TV can be arranged. Everywhere your eyes are drawn to ornate carvings, gilt-framed family portraits, silver and ceramic objects and traditional custom-made furniture. A grand central staircase leads to three elegant bedrooms with windows framing glorious views of the picturesque landscape. You can walk through woodland and pasture then onto the 30-mile Mortimer Trail.

Arabella sets you up with homemade everything: bread, compotes, granola, apple juice, and eggs from happy hens. Take a cold dip in the original bath house fed by a natural spring, stroll into Georgian Ludlow or spend the day visiting historic Shrewsbury.

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Wheelchair access: At least one bedroom & bathroom accessible.
Limited mobility: At least one bedroom & bathroom accessible without steps.
Children welcome: Suitable for guests with children aged 3 and over.
No smoking: Smoking not permitted anywhere in the property.
Credit cards: Credit or debit card payment accepted.
English spoken: Host speaks English, whether perfectly or not.
Air conditioning: Some, if not all, bedrooms are air-conditioned.
WiFi: Wireless internet access available.
Pets welcome: Please let the owner know if you want to bring pets.
Public transport: Within 10 miles of a bus/train station.
Working farm: Or vineyard.
Owner has pets: Animals living on the property.
Swimming pool: On the premises.
Bikes available: On the premises to hire or borrow.
Tennis court: On the premises.
Vegetarian meals: Available on request.
Licensed premises: Alcohol may be served.
Cash only: Credit or debit card payment not accepted.
Dogs welcome: Dogs welcome in some public rooms.
Handpumped ales: Pub serves four or more handpumped ales.
Wine list: Pub serves eight or more wines by the glass.
Food all day: Food is served all day long.
Babies welcome: Suitable for guests with a baby or toddler under 3.
Hot tub: Available to all guests, but may require booking.
Garden: Grounds for guests to explore.
Breakfast: Available, but may come at extra cost.
Self check-in: Guests can arrive here and check in independently.
EV charger: Electric vehicle charging point.

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Take a dip in The unique Georgian Cold Bath nestled within the picturesque landscaping. The water is crystal clear and provides an exhilirating dip at all times of year.
The Salwey Lodge has some brilliant walking packages that guests can take advantage of. These include the Ludlow weekend which incorporates a beautiful self guided walk into Ludlow and a stunning walk over the farm and through the Mortimers Forest.
Come and stay for one of the many festivals that Ludlow holds whether it be food, green, piano, pop or comedy.
For the more adventurous the Salwey Lodge offers guests the opportunity to do the stunning Mortimers Trail - a 30 mile trail from Ludlow. Arabella provides all the maps, packed lunches & lifts enabling you to walk self guided & enjoy the stunning scenary
Visit in May to walk up to the unique and stunning bluebells - a carpet of blue up on Climbing Jack.
Learn all about the Salwey family and the history of the Lodge and the surrounding area. Richard Salwey was one of the parliamentarians that sat on the court condemning Charles 1. The library contains letters from Oliver Cromwell and Charles II to Richard

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