2012 season - open from Easter to end of October, although fully

booked now throughout September.  

Regrettably, we can no longer accept bookings for single night stays.  

 

• tea and scones on arrival
• en suite, centrally-heated bedrooms with bath and shower
• double, twin or single accommmodation, plus bedroom for children
• TV, electric blankets and tea & coffee making facilities in bedrooms
• beautiful walks on our doorstep
• log burner in living room on chilly evenings
• lovely garden to relax in
• free wifi internet
• vegetarians catered for
• good pubs and restaurants within easy driving - tables can be booked in advance and transport arranged
• cyclists, walkers and riders welcome  - secure storage for bikes and safe grazing nearby - bike loan
• arrangements for local pick-up, drop-off and baggage forward
• laundry facilities
• well-behaved dogs by prior arrangement 
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Aston on Clun 8 miles
Lingen - 8 miles
Wigmore - 9 miles
Bishops Castle - 10 miles
Aymestrey -  12 miles
Presteigne – 12 miles
Craven Arms - 13 miles
Kington - 15 miles
Ludlow - 17 miles
Church Stretton - 21 miles
Hereford - 30 miles
Builth Wells - 32 miles
Hay-on-Wye - 34 miles
Shrewsbury - 34 miles
Worcester - 45 miles

Supported by Shropshire Tourism Grant

Tucked away in beautiful countryside, our wisteria-clad, oak-beamed, stone farm-house B & B dates from 1714. Chapel Lawn is five miles south of Clun, famous for the Clun Green Man and the Clun Beer festivals, and four miles from the Welsh border town of Knighton. Ludlow, well known for its Food Festival, is only fifteen miles away. Leintwardine, an ancient Roman military base where the rivers Clun and Teme join, is only a few miles away just inside Herefordshire, as are Lingen, Wigmore and Aymestrey. If you’re walking through Knighton along the Offa’s Dyke path we can arrange for you to be collected at the end of the day and returned the next morning.

The Redlake Valley is in the South Shropshire Hills, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This is an ideal spot for anyone wanting a bed and breakfast weekend with peace and tranquillity. The walks and views are superb; the pace of life is slow; people are friendly; the pubs and inns and beer are great. It’s the England we all think we remember that never really existed - except here, where the way of life and the people and their values embody what the rest of the busy world longs for.

We can provide double or twin en-suite accommodation and we have a single room as well that can share a bathroom with either of the doubles via an inter-connecting door. Our breakfasts are generous and we use locally sourced ingredients including free-range eggs whenever they're available. Our garden is a delight to laze in and read a book or the Sunday papers. There's a large, elm-panelled living room with an inglenook fireplace and log burner, and a separate breakfast room with an open fire on chilly days. If you want TV we have it in the bedrooms and there's free Internet use as well. If it's too wet to go out, you can stay indoors and doze on a sofa.

We especially welcome walkers, horse riders and cyclists, and we can advise you on walks of varying lengths and difficulty, some right on our doorstep. We have secure storage for bikes and there's safe grazing just down the lane for horse riders. Collection by taxi from nearby railway stations such as Ludlow, Craven Arms and Bucknell - people and bikes - can be arranged. There are pubs with good food a few minutes drive away and we can arrange transport to a pub. We're not a hotel, so our accommodation is not licensed, but you can bring your own wine and beer.