The General's Quarters is a stunning seven-bedroom holiday let located in Shrewsbury, Shropshire, in the Heart of England. It is part of the historic Grade I listed Pitchford Hall, dating back to 1549, and features original fireplaces, oak panelled walls, and what is believed to be the oldest treehouse in the world on the estate.
The property boasts a large kitchen with a range cooker, a charming breakfast table, a formal dining room with an antique dining table, a cozy sitting room with a TV and DVD player, and a snug room for relaxation. The bedrooms are elegantly designed, with some reflecting a Georgian style and others a Tudor elegance, including a master bedroom with a four-poster super-king-size bed and a twin bedroom with a fireplace and en-suite bathroom.
Guests can enjoy a private garden with lawn space for family games, as well as explore the Pitchford Hall Estate and visit the historic Tree House at Pitchford. Nearby attractions include the town of Shrewsbury with its listed buildings, castle, and museums, as well as Church Stretton, Ludlow, Bridgnorth, Attingham Park, Benthall Hall, Ironbridge Gorge, and Much Wenlock.
With its rich history, luxurious accommodations, and convenient location, The General's Quarters offers a unique and unforgettable holiday experience in Shropshire, perfect for families or groups looking to explore the beauty and heritage of the region.
Weekly price from £1886
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