Description: About Buttercups Haybarn 5 Star Cottage with Indoor Pool, Sports Court & Toddler Play Area
Luxurious Sleeps 10 Holiday Barn in Shropshire with Farmland Views and Access to Excellent Leisure Facilities
This beautiful 5 star rated, 6 bedroom barn conversion sleeps 10 people in high quality self-catering holiday accommodation. Set in the unspoilt Shropshire countryside and part of Alkington Grange Barns, Buttercups Haybarn stands alone in a tranquil setting with views over a wildlife pond out to the surrounding farmlands.Access to Onsite Swimming Pool and Games Court
Stylish and luxurious, whatever the occasion, this large holiday home is ideal for a getaway to remember with either friends or family. Guests enjoy access to the superb onsite leisure facilities at Alkington Grange Barns which include an indoor heated swimming pool (the pool is available for the exclusive use of each barn, on the basis of pre-bookable slots), a large multi-sport games court and a play area for babies and toddlers.Layout of the Accommodation at Buttercups Hay Barn
Ground floor:
• Spacious open plan living area with large lounge area complete with 50" Freeview TV, a dining area for celebrating those special occasions and a well equipped kitchen ideal for easy group self-catering.
• A snug with Freeview TV.
• A downstairs loo.
On the First Floor:
• Bedroom 1: with double bed and en-suite shower room.
• Bedroom 2: double bedroom.
• Bedroom 3: single bedroom.
• A family bathroom
• Bedroom 4: with double bed and en-suite shower room.
• Bedroom 5: twin bedroom.
• Bedroom 6: single bedroom.
• Second family bathroom.
2 travel cots, 2 highchairs and stairgate available on request.
Outside is a tranquil enclosed garden complete with outdoor furniture where you can sit out and enjoy the fantastic setting. Private parking is available for 4 cars.
In total there is around 100 acres of natural grounds at Alkington Grange Barns. There is a fenced pond within the grounds, a woodland picnic area, as well as 3 shared BBQs.
Alkington Grange Barns are set on a working arable and livestock farm, just a short drive from the charming market town of Whitchurch.
Good walks can be enjoyed nearby; the Shropshire Way footpath runs through the farm and the Shropshire Union Canal is just 5 minutes away. For those who enjoy cycling, the Mercian Cycle Path runs past the farm.
Coarse fishing is possible less than 5 miles away and horse riding 1½ miles away.
Good places for days trips out include:
• Ellesmere with its beautiful lakes.
• A variety of National Trust mansions and gardens.
• The historical city of Chester with its excellent shopping, restaurants and Zoo.
• Ironbridge Gorge.
• Shrewsbury with its good shopping, medieval architecture and riverside walks.
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Local Attractions near Whitchurch
Top Attractions: Chester Zoo (40 min drive), Bewilderwood (25 mins) Alderford Aqua Park (2 miles) Ironbridge World Hertiage site (30min drive), Pontcysyllte Aqueduct World Hertiage site (30min drive), National Trust site of Erddig, Chirk Castle & Attingham Park in Shrewsbury, Wroxter Roman site (30min drive) nr Shrewsbury, The Ice Cream Farm (30min drive), Hawkstone Follies (15min drive), Park Hall Farm (25min drive), Chester & Chester Walls (40min drive), Alton Towers (1 hr drive), Drayton Manor (1hr drive) Fenns and Whixall Mosses SSSI (2 miles)
Recommended Places to Visit: Chester & Shrewsbury both beautiful historic towns. Alton Towers, fantastic theme park, a great full family day out. Snowdonia National Park, visit Snowdon itself and get involved with the many activities available there from Zip Wire to caving. Liverpool Docks, visit the Birth place of the Beetles.
Annual Eventst: Lamb Feeding at Park Hall Farm starts March Whitchurch Food & Walking Festivals May Cosford Air Show June Shrewsbury Flower Show Mid August Yesterday Year Rally Sept Blackberry Fair Whitchurch Oct Chester Christmas Markets Starts Late Nov.
Recommended Places to Eat Out: The Black Bear-Whitchurch, The Swallow(Chinese)-Whitchurch, The Railway(Indian)-Whitchurch, The Dog and Bull-Coton, Etzios-Whitchurch, The Docket No 33-Whitchurch, The Combermere Arms-Combermere, The Horse and Jockey- Grindley Brook, The Moat Shed- Whixall, The Red Lion -Ellesemere, In house catering-Lilly's Lunches.
Local Sports: Abseiling, archery, badminton, bird watching, boating, canoeing, climbing, country pursuits, cycling, falconry, fishing, golfing, hiking, horse riding, karting, mountain biking, paddle boarding, paintballing, pony trekking, stargazing, swimming, tennis, w
Property Location
Nearest Train Station: "Whitchurch, Shropshire", 3 miles away
Whitchurch
In North Shropshire, Whitchurch provides an excellent base for cycling, walking, fishing, visiting Ironbridge World Heritage Site, shopping visits to nearby Chester and Shrewsbury or exploring the Welsh Marches or Shropshire Lakes - all around half an hour's drive away.
Whitchurch is positioned on a Roman route to Chester and near a border that was fought over for many centuries, so there are many sites of historical interest in the area. Parking in the town centre is free and there are plenty of spaces. If you visit Victoria Park in the centre of town you will see several short walks taking you out of town and along canalside and into a nearby Country Park.
A walk to Grindly Brook Cafe is always worth it as the food there is great and you can sit and watch the canal boats in the locks. Nearby Hawkstone Park is popular with both young and old, although it is admittedly for the fitter amongst us. It is made up of intricate pathways, ravines, arches and bridges and King Arthur addressing his troops in the awesome caves.