7 Mart Lane, Stourport-On-Severn

Worcestershire. Sleeps up to 5

Nestled in the heart of Stourport-on-Severn, on the outskirts of the Wyre Forest Nature Reserve, is number 7 Mart Lane. This red brick, refurbished property offers a warm welcome to families and friends looking to explore unspoilt countryside and the popular attractions of Worcestershire. Enter into the spacious hallway, which plays host to a cloakroom adjacent to a cosy snug. Kick off your walking boots and relax among the soothing décor and plush furnishings, carefully chosen to give you that much needed break away from home. The kitchen boasts a dining area, with French doors to the rear patio and a modern layout enjoying sleek worktops and fitted units. Prepare a hearty breakfast or a delicious evening meal for the family - everything you need is provided. There is even a highchair and travel cot for a little one. Gather around the fire on a cold, wintry night and exchange stories of the past or plan adventures for the days to come. Once the night draws in you can retire to a lovely master bedroom, which has a double bed and a pleasant outlook over the front, where colourful boats sway gently back and forth, in the canal basin of Stourport. Completing the first floor is a twin, followed by a single room, together with a family bathroom dressed in cream and white. To the exterior, you can enjoy the delights of the enclosed garden. This central location is ideal for strolling to the shops or local pub and you even have a variety of restaurants to choose from. Enjoy boat trips, fishing, horse riding and many cycles routes nearby. The market town of Bewdley is well worth a visit, known as 'the most perfect Georgian town in Worcestershire', with riverside eateries and antique shops to browse. Other attractions include; the Severn Valley Railway taking you through unspoilt, ever-changing landscape scenery across the border to Shropshire, along with many National Trust properties. This is the base to choose for a well-earned rest, with plenty to see and do in an interesting part of England.