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Alveley is an interesting village near the Severn River, surrounded by pretty countryside in the county of Shropshire, home to over two thousand people. It's set betwixt Bridgnorth and Kidderminster and spans across time as far back as the Saxons. The Norman church of St Mary ensures an interesting interlude, or for those interested in all things historical take a look at the Butter Cross, which dates back to when the Black Death cursed it's way through the village in the 14th Century. If the thought of wandering around a Museum sounds tempting there's Bewdley Museum, or perhaps the Roman Brooch, mummified cat, or even the clockwork rickshaw will tempt the curious to visit the Worcestershire County Museum set within the servants quarters of Hartlebury Castle, or if the sparkle of glass is a favourite, it has to be Broadfield House Glass Museum where colourful beauties date back to the 17th Century.
Artists will need an extra brush if visiting Dudmaston Mansion whose lakeside gardens, and Dingle are carpeted in bedazzling colour in the spring, inside showcases fine furniture and spectacular paintings, for houses on a different scale Kinver Edge and Rock Houses will share an insight into Britain's last cave dwellers and unfurls breath stealing views across the Malvern Hills.
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Alveley Medical Practice
Pub and Bar
Royal Oak
School
Alveley Primary School
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Mill Hotel
(0.80 miles)
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Immersed within 8 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens, this carefully restored 16th century flour mill now provides superb 4-star accommodation in Alveley, in the heart of the glorious Shropshire countryside.
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National Trust Cottages
(2.65 miles)
Sternsmill Cottage is to the right of the photograph.
This is a charming semi-detached 19th-century cottage with accommodation on three floors. It is located just outside the ancient village of Quatt in the beautiful South Shropshire ... more
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Bulls Head Inn
(2.78 miles)
Charming 17th century country Inn with stone featured walls/oak beams offering excellent accommodation. Situated 4 miles south of historic Bridgnorth with superb views over the Severn Valley. Excellent restaurant. Large conservatory overlooking ...
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Duken Courtyard Cottage
(3.28 miles)
Courtyard Cottage is joined to the owner's Victorian country house, in the rural hamlet of Wootton near Claverley on the edge of the National Trust Dudmaston Estate. The house is surrounded by beautiful Shropshire countryside ...
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Red Lion Inn
(5.03 miles)
The Red Lion pub and hotel in Bobbington near Stourbridge is a family run country residence. The building was first recorded in 1820 as an ale house brewing it’s own ale, cider and porter. The ...
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Falcon Hotel
(5.74 miles)
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We are in a great location for Fishing Vacations, We are just down from the River Severn and we have 2 tackle shops in the close vacinity. Bridgnorth is steeped ... more
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The Bandon Arms
(5.85 miles)
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The Bandon Arms is a delightful listed building which has benefitted from a recent extensive refurbishment. Located on the edge of Low Town, Bridgnorth, with access to High Town via ... more
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The Black Boy
(5.88 miles)
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Welcome to the Black Boy Inn which is situated on the famous Cartway, once used by donkeys to ferry cargo from the docks on the river to High Town. The ... more
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Mug House Inn
(5.90 miles)
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Nestled on the Worcestershire and Shropshire borders alongside the river Severn sits the picturesque town of Bewdley, known for its Georgian architecture and quaint black and white cottages, with stunning ... more
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Little Brug
(5.91 miles)
Little Brug is a lovely old house 10 minutes walk from Bridgnorth. Our guest accommodation comprises entrance, snug, large sitting/ dining room, bedrooms and bathroom. As we only have one set of guests at a ...
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