Chevaliers Estate makes a magical setting for a group celebration or get-together, the Grade 1 historic estate is brimming with charm and character and holds a wonderful position within beautiful English countryside. The house is located in a secluded hamlet deep in unspoilt Shropshire countryside, making it a tranquil haven which is perfect for those really looking for an escape. The accommodation is set across the Gatehouse, Moat House and Coach House. The properties all offer guests the chance to ‘holiday in history with the opportunity to have privacy while still being set with 100 yards of friends and family in the other buildings. The Gatehouse, Moat House and Coach House, each both two bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. The Gatehouse, Moat House and Coach House, each come complete, with excellent living, kitchen and dining facilities. The shared and private gardens are just as beautiful with guests of the Estate having access to the historic gardens of the Hall. The Gatehouse has a private, enclosed garden complete with a fountain, dining facilities and a barbecue can be provided on request. Similarly, The Moat House and Coach House both boast their very own sun terraces, the perfect spots for guests to enjoy their morning coffee! *For those in smaller parties who would still like to experience the beauty and history of Chevaliers Estate, it is possible to simply rent just the Gate House or Moat House. **Please note that those staying in groups of 12 or less will not have access to the private wing. For those in larger groups, photos of the wing are available upon request. #### Features The Estate accommodation is set out over the Gatehouse, Moat House and Coach House Chevaliers Gatehouse The Gatehouse accommodates up to four guests in two seperate suites and has its own private garden with fruit trees and a fountain. Ground Floor - Dining room with original sixteenth century Tudor fireplace - Kitchen First Floor (located up a carved oak spiral staircase) - Master suite with super-king four poster canopy bed, free-standing claw bath and an oak library section with TV and seating area Second Floor (located up a carved oak spiral staircase) - Master suite with super-king four poster canopy bed, wet-room style shower room and sitting room area with TV Chevaliers Moat House The accommodation is set out over one level. Ground Floor - Open-plan living area with log burner - Kitchen with dining facilities - Bedroom with king-size bed with TV and en-suite bathroom with bath, WC and washbasin - Bedroom with king-size bed with TV and en-suite bathroom with bath, WC and washbasin Exterior Grounds - South-facing Terrace - Seating The Coach House Accommodating six guests across one level, the former 19th century coach house with exposed oak beams boasts a large sitting room and access to a private patio. - Living room with TV and patio doors leading to terrace - Kitchen with dining facilities - Bedroom with king-size bed and en-suite bathroom - Bedroom with king-size bed and en-suite bathroom - Mezzanine level with twin room with two single beds Additional Facilities - Wi-Fi throughout - Travel cot & high chair(s) available - Parking #### Location Chevaliers Estate is situated within a secluded hamlet deep in the Shropshire countryside, but lies within four and a half miles of historic Bridgnorth and four miles of the pretty market town of Much Wenlock. Next to the Hall is the historic Norman church of St Michael with its 12th century wall paintings and famous 12th century font. Chevaliers Estate remains a haven of peace and rural beauty today – an ideal place to explore Shropshire and the Heart of England, from the gastronomic centre of Ludlow to the Ironbridge Gorge Museum, the Shropshire hills and many other historic houses and gardens, including the Dower House Gardens in nearby Morville of Dr Katherine Swift (author of the bestselling book The Morvile Hours) and the world famous nursery gardens of David Austin Roses. Bridgnorth, four miles away, is an attractive market town famous for its funicular railway and the many flights of steps which connect the High and Low Towns. Regular steam trains also run from here along the Severn Valley Railway. The town has many charming pubs and bistro restaurants, as well as high street shops, a supermarket and a cinema. Much Wenlock, five miles away, has been voted the second most beautiful town in England. You can stroll around the ruins and grounds of the ancient Wenlock and Buildwas Abbeys (Wenlock Abbey was one of the most important in the 15th century), go antique shopping, visit the local Olympian museum, browse for second hand books (Wenlock Books won the coveted Independent Bookseller of the Year award in 2006) or go shopping at the artisan shops and galleries or the traditional butcher, Ryans, that has won a national award for Best Butcher in Britain. Half an hours drive away to the south-west is historic Ludlow, one of the gastro capitals of England with award winning Michelin restaurants, secluded gastro-pubs, historic market square and famous castle ruins where the two ‘Princes of the Tower were brought up in the late 15th century. To the north-west, also half an hour away, is historic Shrewsbury, birthplace of Charles Darwin, with its old cathedral, market squares, theatre and riverside restaurants. Chevaliers Estate is conveniently located for access to the M5, M6, M54 and M40 motorways. The nearest station is fifteen miles away with frequent inter-city trains from London, Manchester and Glasgow and services to Wales and the West Country. The nearest airport is Birmingham International Airport, approximately 40 miles away.