Set in the designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Quilmore Cottage is a detached property nestled high on the side of Black Hill, just a few miles from the village of Clun. Surrounded by farmland and outstanding views, our cottage offers you a restful getaway for a weekend or longer. The cottage is very private, with its own terrace and a fabulous hot tub for you to relax and gaze out over the countryside to the hills beyond.
From the gently bubbling, warm water, you can see Clee Hill, 20 miles away and to the left, Caer Caradoc at Church Stretton. Behind the cottage, high above the farmland are the majestic pines of Black Hill. A haven for wildlife, where red deer roam and birds of prey soar high above your head. The night sky is clear of light pollution and the view of the stars on a clear night is something you will never forget.
From the gently bubbling, warm water, you can see Clee Hill, 20 miles away and to the left, Caer Caradoc at Church Stretton. Behind the cottage, high above the farmland are the majestic pines of Black Hill. A haven for wildlife, where red deer roam and birds of prey soar high above your head. The night sky is clear of light pollution and the view of the stars on a clear night is something you will never forget.
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Quilmore Cottage is a professionally renovated, detached wood and stone building, once a pig sty! Set into the hillside above the main house of Quilmore Hill Farm, with its own stone stairway leading to the cottage front door and private terrace.
The cottage accommodates two people but may not be suitable for those who have difficulty climbing stairs or who suffer from a disability as the bedroom is accessed by a spiral stairway and the bathroom is located downstairs.Inside, the interior is open plan and heated in the winter by a Clear View log burning fire.
The cottage accommodates two people but may not be suitable for those who have difficulty climbing stairs or who suffer from a disability as the bedroom is accessed by a spiral stairway and the bathroom is located downstairs.Inside, the interior is open plan and heated in the winter by a Clear View log burning fire.
The South Shropshire Hills form one of the most beautiful and unspoilt areas of the country. We mention some of the attractions, but there are many more. At night, there is the lowest level of light pollution in England (Campaign to Protect Rural England) and so the stars are stunningly vivid. There is very little evidence of commercialism - the nearest burger outlet is about ten miles away!
For those who have downloaded the App 'What3Words', please type in these three words, SOLUTIONS-CANINE-ENFORCED and this will lead you directly to the farm gateway. Take the B4368 road towards Clun. After about 4 miles turn left in Purslow at the Hundred House pub, sign posted Leintwardine. After 1 miles take the right turn for the Llan and Cwm.
