Holiday rentals and lettings in Bridgnorth

Do you want to spend a quiet family holiday and rest from the routine of the city? Travel to the charming town of Bridgnorth, located in the southwest of the English county of Shropshire, divided into a lower part located beneath a sandstone cliff and the upper city surrounded by churches and fortresses, where you will find fantastic holiday rentals meters from the beautiful Severn River and surrounded by incredible natural settings. Stroll through its charming streets and markets and discover everything there is for you, from good food to unique pieces of crafts. Visit old Victorian and medieval estates with one-of-a-kind exhibits, as well as superb history museums. Do not miss a tour of its beautiful churches with impressive architecture, very well-preserved. Bridgnorth has everything you are looking for to have a relaxing holiday with your family.

The holiday rentals that you will find in Bridgnorth are the best to enjoy all the attractions that this picturesque town has for you, due to the proximity of a few meters to the city centre. Traditional English style, with modern and minimalist touches, you will be surprised by all the comforts you will find. Fully equipped kitchen with all the appliances, so you can prepare all your favourite meals, including fridge, freezer, microwave, stove, oven, cutlery, crockery and much more. Share all your meals with your family in the fantastic, large dining room. Have a good time in the living room with a selection of movies, books, games and high-speed Wi-Fi. Rest in the comfortable and cosy rooms with bathroom, and beautiful single and double beds for a restful sleep. Have fun outside with the adorable enclosed garden with terrace and furniture to share a pleasant time. Do not wait any longer, and book the accommodation that is most to your liking.

This beautiful National Trust property comprises a charming 17th century house set in 3000 acres of expansive and spectacular sculpture gardens, woodland and parkland with a stunning tearoom. In the 20th century, it underwent several restorations that turned most of the rooms into fantastic art galleries that house a great collection of modern art. You will find pleasant guided tours that will take you through all the rooms and enjoy all the fascinating objects that you can find and learn more about the history of Bridgnorth.

Due to its location, the picturesque town of Bridgnorth is divided into a lower part and an upper part, where you will find beautiful churches that you cannot miss. One of them is the Church of Saint Leonard. Built of red sandstone that dates back to the twelfth century, in the inside you will find stones on the walls of what was much older Anglo-Saxon and Norman buildings. Another of its great attractions that you will discover when you take a tour of the interior is its impressive beamed ceiling added in 1662. In 1970, it was declared a redundant church and is open to the public throughout the year.

Bridgnorth is the best place to enjoy a fun and unique family holiday due to the wide variety of tourist attractions you can visit. One of the most recommended is to take a ride on the fantastic Bridgnorth Cliff Railway that connects the lower city with the upper city, reaching the castle. It is known as the oldest, shortest and steepest electric funicular railway in the entire country that climbs the impressive vertiginous sandstone cliffs. Barely 60 meters long, created in 1891, it is a pleasant ride that you cannot miss, giving you the best views in all of Bridgnorth. The design of its vehicles dates back to 1955 and since its inception it has been managed by the Castle Railway Company.

In the highest part of Bridgnorth, there are the ruins of what was an imposing fortress a few centuries ago. If you like to visit castles, this is undoubtedly a must-see that you should include in your itinerary. Bridgnorth Castle dates from 1101, however only the great square tower remains, which was erected in the mid-12th century on the orders of King Henry II. During the civil war, it was an important strategic point for the English. As a curious fact, this tower has an inclination of almost 100 times that of the famous tower of Pisa in Italy. Another of the best attractions you will find are the very well-kept gardens with some marked paths, perfect for hiking and enjoying the surroundings.

Surrounded by beautiful nature, nestled in the middle of the countryside, Daniel Mills is an old water mill that is still fully operational. It was built at the end of the 15th century, which has been reformed several times over the years. Around the mill you will find old buildings dating back to 1700 covered by valleys and trees. Additionally, during the tour you can learn the entire process of transforming grain and wheat into flour, which you can also purchase by visiting the wonderful store. It is one of the most picturesque tours you can take in Bridgnorth.

This beautiful temple is located in the upper part of Bridgnorth. Its construction was completed in 1794 in a Renaissance style that was designed by the renowned architect and engineer Thomas Tedlford. The lifting of this building was carried out on the remains of a smaller medieval church. It is listed as a Grade II listed building, and the biggest attraction you will find in its architecture is the 35-meter-high dome clad in copper. Throughout the year, there are usually events and exhibitions open to the public.

Housed in an old red brick building that was built in 1740, and was then clad in rusty sandstone in 1940, it houses the fantastic Northgate Museum, which was established in 1951. Inside you'll find a wonderful and impressive collection of Norman and Romans artefacts. Some other more peculiar ones like clay pipes and a stunning scale model of a steam engine, along with an incredible 17th century clock. If you want to know more about the history of Bridgnorth, this is the best place you can visit.

Rays farm is the best place to enjoy with the family with a very fun rural walk with incredible and friendly domestic animals, walks through the forest trails and a play area for the little ones. Among the animals you can come into contact with are sheep, goats, miniature ponies, rabbits, red deer, alpacas, owls and many more. Likewise, when touring the farm you will find adorable sculptures of dragons, fairies, gnomes, trolls, and other fantasy creatures.