The Gable

SHROPSHIRE
Sleeps 2
1 Bedroom
From £150 per night
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Overview

Tucked away in the Shropshire countryside, The Gable is a pocket-sized hideaway for two. It has a spacious super-king room – we can attest to how comfy the bed is – a modern kitchen, and a beautiful upstairs living room with a vast gable window overlooking the surrounding hills. Newly refurbished and perfectly put together, it’s an unbeatable option for solos or couples looking to escape into the great outdoors. And with walking routes right on the doorstep, it can’t be beaten for location.

Cream shaker-style kitchen beneath exposed oak beams, with a green and amber tiled splashback, matte black tap, built-in oven, wooden utensils and a knife block, and a spindle-back chair to one side.
Bright vaulted living room with exposed oak beams, a skylight, two burnt-orange velvet sofas, a green and cream striped rug, a TV on an oak unit, a floor lamp, and glazed oak doors with a Juliet balcony.

Kitchen, Living & Dining Areas

Step straight into the airy kitchen, set up with all the mod-cons you need and a table for two for leisurely breakfasts and home-cooked dinners. Upstairs you’ll find the living room – undoubtedly the hero room – which gazes over the rolling Shropshire hills through a beautiful gable window. Throw open the Juliet balcony doors and soak up the sounds of the countryside around you.

Glimpse through a half-open door into a bedroom bathed in soft light, with a patterned quilt, breakfast tray and coffee pot on the bed, and cloud artwork above.
Compact shower room with a walk-in rainfall shower, beige tiles and a recessed niche, a black heated towel rail, a woven basket of navy towels on a dark vanity, and a framed “Shower Thoughts” print.

The Bedroom & Bathroom

The bedroom at The Gable is a cosy haven, with a sprawling super king bed that can be split into twins on request. The shower room is modern and spacious, with a waterfall shower to welcome you after long, muddy walks.

Exterior of a two-storey stone barn conversion with an oak front door and windows, a small patio with two wooden chairs behind a picket fence, and moorland hills in the distance.
A young ginger calf looks towards the camera in a grassy field, with sunlit larch and pine woodland behind and more cattle grazing in the distance.

Outside

There’s a delightful patio outside the front of the property, with an al-fresco dining set-up for two. Set yourself up for the day ahead with morning coffees to the sound of birdsong, or refuel after a long day of rambling through the countryside with dinner under the stars.

Children & dogs

Please note, The Gable is not suitable for children or dogs.

FEATURES
  • Locally Handmade Lily M Bathroom Products
  • Welcome Hamper Of Local Goodies
  • Smart TV
  • High-Speed Wi-Fi
  • 2 Night Minimum Stay
  • Cafetiere
  • Private Parking
  • Walks from The Doorstep
  • Board Games
  • Locally Handmade Lily M Bathroom Products
  • Welcome Hamper Of Local Goodies
  • Smart TV
  • High-Speed Wi-Fi
  • 2 Night Minimum Stay
  • Cafetiere
  • Private Parking
  • Walks from The Doorstep
  • Board Games

The Surroundings

The Gable sits deep within the Shropshire Hills National Landscape, at the end of a kilometre-long single-track drive that winds through beautiful countryside. You’re surrounded by fields at every turn, stretching to the Stiperstones and Birchope Wood, and with public footpaths from the front door, the countryside is yours to explore.

Things To Know

CHECK IN AND CHECK OUT

Check-In: From 3pm

Check-Out: By 11am

HOW TO GET THERE

From Birmingham - 1 hour, 30-minute drive

From Bristol - 2 hour 30-minute drive

From London - 3 hour 30-minute drive

From Church Stretton Station - 25-minute drive

PARKING

There is private parking at the property for 1 car, with additional space at the main property if required.

Things To Do

Get lost in the charming town of Shrewsbury

Modern eateries meet historic character in this delightful nearby town, which happens to be the birthplace of Charles Darwin.

Things To Do

Hike the Stiperstones

Marvel at the defining landscapes of this part of Shropshire, all wild heathland, rocky tors and huge views in every direction.

Things To Do

Bishop's Castle

The nearest town, Bishop's Castle is Medieval in origin and wonderfully unpolished. Explore independent shops, pubs, arts, and plenty of culture.

Things To Do

The Poetry Pharmacy

A genuine one-off, this is a must-visit for delicious coffee with a hearty side of poetry and philosophy.

Eat & Drink

The Bridges, Ratlinghope

A local gem with an abundance of rural charm. Stop for lunch or a pint after a long walk in the hills.

Eat & Drink

The Crown, Wentnor

Another local within easy reach, this spot is tiny, traditional, and all about proper pub food.

Eat & Drink

The Three Tuns, Bishop's Castle

Integral to Bishop's Castle's historic brewing story, this is well worth a visit for local ales, hearty pub food, and a lively atmosphere.

Things To Do

Cycling & mountain biking

The Shropshire Hills are superb cycling country, with recognised road routes and some fantastic mountain-bike trails. The terrain ranges from long, quiet lanes to much more challenging riding across the hills, depending on your level.

Things To Do

Gliding & paragliding

The Long Mynd is renowned for soaring. Gliding and paragliding offer an entirely different way to experience the scale of the landscape – and perhaps the best view you can get of the hills.

Things To Do

Private clay shooting

This can be arranged on request.

Eat & Drink

The Bridges, Ratlinghope

A local gem with an abundance of rural charm. Stop for lunch or a pint after a long walk in the hills.

Eat & Drink

The Crown, Wentnor

Another local within easy reach, this spot is tiny, traditional, and all about proper pub food.

Eat & Drink

The Three Tuns, Bishop's Castle

Integral to Bishop's Castle's historic brewing story, this is well worth a visit for local ales, hearty pub food, and a lively atmosphere.

Things To Do

Get lost in the charming town of Shrewsbury

Modern eateries meet historic character in this delightful nearby town, which happens to be the birthplace of Charles Darwin.

Things To Do

Hike the Stiperstones

Marvel at the defining landscapes of this part of Shropshire, all wild heathland, rocky tors and huge views in every direction.

Things To Do

Bishop's Castle

The nearest town, Bishop's Castle is Medieval in origin and wonderfully unpolished. Explore independent shops, pubs, arts, and plenty of culture.

Things To Do

The Poetry Pharmacy

A genuine one-off, this is a must-visit for delicious coffee with a hearty side of poetry and philosophy.

Things To Do

Cycling & mountain biking

The Shropshire Hills are superb cycling country, with recognised road routes and some fantastic mountain-bike trails. The terrain ranges from long, quiet lanes to much more challenging riding across the hills, depending on your level.

Things To Do

Gliding & paragliding

The Long Mynd is renowned for soaring. Gliding and paragliding offer an entirely different way to experience the scale of the landscape – and perhaps the best view you can get of the hills.

Things To Do

Private clay shooting

This can be arranged on request.
Exterior of a two-storey stone barn conversion with an oak front door and windows, a small patio with two wooden chairs behind a picket fence, and moorland hills in the distance.
Upstairs living room with a dramatic triangular oak-framed window overlooking fields, orange velvet seating, a footstool set with dominoes and crisps, and two glasses of red wine.
Cream shaker-style kitchen beneath exposed oak beams, with a green and amber tiled splashback, matte black tap, built-in oven, wooden utensils and a knife block, and a spindle-back chair to one side.
Glimpse through a half-open door into a bedroom bathed in soft light, with a patterned quilt, breakfast tray and coffee pot on the bed, and cloud artwork above.
Soft morning mist drifting through folds of green, rolling hills, with cattle grazing on a sunlit slope in the foreground.
Bright vaulted living room with exposed oak beams, a skylight, two burnt-orange velvet sofas, a green and cream striped rug, a TV on an oak unit, a floor lamp, and glazed oak doors with a Juliet balcony.
Breakfast for two on a stone patio beside the cottage wall: coffee mugs, a moka pot, and bowls of yoghurt with fruit, looking out over green hills.
Bright vaulted living room with exposed oak beams, two orange velvet sofas around a matching footstool on a green-and-white striped rug, glazed doors and an orange still-life print.
Cosy dining nook beside an oak staircase, with a round table set for two, a framed print on the wall, and a mirror reflecting the bedroom beyond.
Cosy double bedroom with white linen, burnt-orange cushions and a patterned throw, a triptych of cloud prints above the bed, a framed Japanese print, and a window with wooden blinds.
A young ginger calf looks towards the camera in a grassy field, with sunlit larch and pine woodland behind and more cattle grazing in the distance.
Calm bedroom with a large bed under a geometric patterned quilt, a triptych of cloud prints above, two white bathrobes on wall hooks, and sunlight through a slatted blind.
Rolling green countryside under a clear blue sky, with hedgerows, scattered trees and sheep leading up to a distant hill, framed by a wooden fence and garden plants.
Stone cottage with a slate roof and dormer window, surrounded by vivid red autumn shrubs, with green fields and moorland hills beyond.
Round oak dining table tucked beneath a wooden staircase, set with two bowls of stew, red wine, sliced bread and a game of cards, with a fern and vintage radio in the corner.
Orange velvet sofa draped with a green herringbone throw, beside a small oak table holding two glasses of red wine and playing cards, with a game of dominoes in progress on the footstool.
View across green fields with grazing sheep towards a heather-covered hill topped with rocky outcrops, lit warm orange by early morning sun.
Oak staircase with a wooden handrail; a large mirror reflects an open-plan kitchen with exposed beams, a glass pendant light, and a small round table set for breakfast with croissants, bread and coffee.
Small leaded window with red stained-glass edging glowing against a dark wall, its rain-speckled panes softly showing greenery outside.
View through an open skylight across green pastures dotted with cattle, rolling hills and a conifer plantation, with a brick chimney on the right.
Corner of an orange velvet sofa beneath a sloping ceiling, beside a side table with pink and white dahlias and a green lamp, with rain on the triangular window above.
Quiet country lane lined with hedgerows and trees in early autumn colour, scattered with fallen leaves and leading towards bracken-covered hillsides.
Compact shower room with a walk-in rainfall shower, beige tiles and a recessed niche, a black heated towel rail, a woven basket of navy towels on a dark vanity, and a framed “Shower Thoughts” print.
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