Wesley House
Wesley House is a listed fine medieval home right in the heart of Shrewsbury town. Its ancient wood panelling and 16th century beams will transport you to a bygone time, and the cosy log burner beckons you to drift off to sleep and dream of a time when life was simple and cares were few. The house is set on a cobbled street and the view from the living room is just the churchyard. This beautiful home sleeps four adults plus one child. On street level with no stairs it is perfect for those less mobile. This house boasts a wealth of history. John Wesley founder of the Methodist Church preached from here in 1761. In the kitchen remains the fantastic original cast iron range! She has a big brass double bed in the main bedroom, two single beds in the twin room and a small victorian single bed in the third bedroom off the living room, which is entered via the door in the wood panelling. I’ve listed this as a childs bedroom because if you’re taller than five foot two inches you won’t fit. The house was officially opened for business by the Mayor of Shrewsbury and the Town Crier.
Facilities
- Baby changing facilities
- Bedlinen and towels included
- Central Heating
- Cooking facilities
- Dishwasher
- Dog friendly
- Free Wifi
- Freezer
- Garden
- Hairdryer
- Historic
- Ironing facilities
- Literary or architectural interest
- Microwave
- Midweek breaks
- Non smoking establishment
- On street parking
- Tea and coffee making facilities
- Toilets
- TV
- Weekend breaks
- Disabled Access
- Guide Dogs Permitted
