Explore Honeysuckle Cottage, Sutton Court House, Nr Ludlow
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Honeysuckle Cottage
Sutton Court House, Stanton Lacy
Ludlow
Shropshire
SY8 2AJ
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Honeysuckle cottage offers wonderful self catering holiday accommodation set in the beautiful South Shropshire countryside, just 5 miles from Ludlow. Honeysuckle cottage is accessed from an external staircase and then it is all on one floor. Gorgeous open plan kitchen, dining and sitting room with stunning crux beams and exposed stonework throughout. Beautiful king size bedroom with fitted wardrobe and a spacious bathroom with bath and shower. Wonderful for a week or weekend break offering perfect accommodation for your holiday in South Shropshire at any time of the year. An ideal cottage for one person or a couple looking to explore the delights of Ludlow and the Shropshire Hills.
Our facilities
- Central Heating
- Free on site parking
- Free Wifi
- Full kitchen facility
- Smart TV
- Tea and coffee making facilities
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