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Crow Leasow Farm

Ludlow, Shropshire
Bed & Breakfast
+44 (0)7812 602122
Visit owner's website

Per night
£150 - £185

3 rooms

Rooms sleep 2

Children welcome

Pets welcome

Babies welcome

Come for glorious walking countryside and warm fuss-free Sally, who gives you freshly baked scones when you arrive and beautiful bedrooms

Per night
£150 - £185

Visit the owner's site and book direct with them. No fees or fuss from us.

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The Experience

A beautiful listed 1600s Dutch brick house with the famous Crow Leasow Oak (over a thousand years old) gracing the garden and a cockerel strutting about with his hens; there’s much history here and Sally will be happy to tell you all about it over tea. If you’re a group you’ll feel very private in a different part of the house – it’s cheaper to come with friends and you may get to stay in for supper too – good English cooking with masses of vegetables.

Sally likes to make people happy, so breakfast is a convivial affair around a big table: eggs from her hens, sourdough bread baked by a friend, homemade compote, bacon and sausages from the butcher in Ludlow, Peruvian coffee, homemade marmalade and jams. She’ll make you a picnic and pack it up in a basket too.

Head out for the wonderful, untrammelled Shropshire Hills, an AONB with many footpaths. Wild swim in rivers, watch salmon leaping in spring and visit castles and churches. Ludlow is three miles (bring or hire bikes) for food markets and independent shops. Return to peaceful bedrooms with gorgeous views.

We think you'll love

Sally - she's gorgeous!
Walks along the many footpaths
Exploring this little known county

You should know

Three dogs, a cat, the cockerel and his hens also live here
You can hear the quiet B road when the wind is in the wrong direction
Read Sally's instructions carefully on how to find the place

Essentials

EV charger
Swimming pool
Hot tub
Garden
Open fire / woodburner
Breakfast included
Breakfast available
Meals available
Vegetarian meals
Oven
Parking on premises
Free parking nearby
Accessible by public transport
WiFi
Television
Spa
Central heating
Limited mobility
Wheelchair access
Mobile reception
Hob
Bar
Barbecue
Licensed premises
Paid parking nearby
Air conditioning
Relaxation areas
Washing machine
Tennis court
Microwave oven
No smoking
Credit cards
Working farm
Owner has pets
Dishwasher
Pets welcome

Family friendly

Baby monitor
Books and toys
Children welcome
Babies welcome
Stair gates
High chair
Fire guard
Cot available

Nearby

Pub/bar within 3 miles
Restaurant within 3 miles
Shop within 3 miles

Activities

Bikes available
Food courses
Kayaking
Other courses
Sailing
Surfing
Wild swimming

Pricing

Nightly price: from £150
Surcharges: Singles £120-£140. Extra bed/sofabed available £20-£30 per person per night.

1 Suite for 2: £185
1 Double: £175
1 Twin: £150

Information

Booking information

Check in: 4pm-9.30pm
Check out: 11am
Other details: Minimum stay: 2 nights. Pets by arrangement.
Closed: Rarely.
No smoking: Smoking not permitted anywhere in the property.
Property: This property is part of a working farm or vineyard.
Owner has pets: Animals living on the property
Meals: Supper from £25, cold platter for late arrivals from £15. Picnic basket from £17.50 per person. Pubs/restaurants 3 miles.

Reviews

Graham, London Nov 2021

This may be the quintessential Sawday's property. Everything is just right and makes for a perfectly relaxing stay. The building is an architectural wonder, and every room is filled with interesting features and furniture. Sally makes you feel instantly at home, with tea and home-baked scones on arrival, and has paid so much attention to every detail. You are surrounded by peace and quiet, with friendly dogs and glorious countryside. The Shropshire Hills should be better known, and this is the perfect base from which to explore them.

Owen, Sussex Jul 2021

Fabulous house in a lovely rural setting. Sally and her three pooches give a warm welcome. The Red Suite was roomy, comfortable and quirky. Great breakfasts. Highly recommended.

Marie-Clare, Malmesbury Jul 2021

The quintessential Sawdays! Sally and Robin are such welcoming and generous hosts in their very special, and beautifully renovated, Jacobean manor house. The views are glorious in all directions, the rooms comfortable and we ate royally for breakfast and dinner with fellow guests. Highly recommended and plan to return.

Richard, Littleborough May 2021

We experienced a real sense of history in this beautifully furnished period farmhouse with its ancient noble oak set in undulating , stunning landscape. The bedroom suite is spacious and beautifully presented and a peaceful sleep is guaranteed.Sally and Robin are super, engaging hosts and made a special occasion very special indeed and breakfast and dinner taken in the dining room did not disappoint.. one of our very best Sawday experiences.. and there have been a few !

Richard & Gail, Leeds Aug 2020

What a find! We had 5 lovely nights there ,booked at the last minute. Wonderful welcome. Breakfast in the garden. Excellent evening dinner. Best of luck with all your plans

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Location

The neighbourhood

You're surrounded by green fields, hills, woods and rivers; from the doorstep the views are stunning. Climb Clee Hill and you'll see the Malvern Hills; join the Shropshire Way; walking and cycling routes are abundant here. The river Teme meanders along nearby and has lovely walks along its banks; Ledwyche Brook is an attractive place for a picnic. There are lots of good pubs and restaurants a five-minute drive away in and around Ludlow.

Local points of interest from Sally Kellard

Walk, run, cycle or just sit and look. Stroll down over ancient sheep pastures to the little river. Paddle in the shallows, picnic on the bank or hike up the imposing Titterstone Clee. Sit under the boughs of a 1000 year old oak tree with tea and scones.
Mediaeval Ludlow. A beautiful bustling town with its massive castle, host to many festivals. Great places to eat, drink and shop. Sally had her very popular shop in the middle for a little under 10 years before starting in the business of hospitality!
With a jockey in the family and a National hunt yard as a near neighbour, a visit to Ludlow Races, a 10 minute drive away will result in great interest in your day when you return for a hearty warming supper next to the woodburner!
South Shropshire, the mid Wales border and Herefordshire, our neighbours are such well kept secrets. More than a fair share of castles and other ancient fortresses. We are an area of very low population. Traffic jams? What is one of those?
Unusually, dinner is available here. BYO wine with a fridge in the hallway for anything needing to be chilled. Think good home cooking with silver, fine china, crystal glasses and candles with the log burner lit on chilly eves (also lit at breakfast time.)
One of Robin’s passions is motorsport and as a past rally champ we often host teams competing around the area. We seem to breed a lot of rally stars locally, probably due to the forest stages quite nearby. There is a rally school a short drive from us.

Introducing

Sally Kellard

Sally and Robin ran a B&B in Herefordshire before returning to their beloved Ludlow. She’d spent 12 years in the corporate world of pharmaceuticals but left to follow a dream of being her own boss; she then ran her own clothes shops and her motto is always to “treat people with respect and look after their dignity and self-esteem”. She loves sharing their home in this fabulous part of the world.