Bakers Cottage is located in a courtyard which was originally built in the 19th Century during the boom years of the Industrial Revolution. There is so much history in Ironbridge which is all catalogued in the 10 museums all located in and around Ironbridge many with in walking distance. Positioned just a stones throw from the main attraction the Iron Bridge itself and the River Severn which meanders its way through the spectacular gorge. Visitors can browse around the array of craft and souvenir shops as well as great bars and restaurants. All guests receive a welcome hamper on arrival.

Bakers Cottage is a detached property benefiting from a location in the centre of Ironbridge whilst still enjoying gorgeous views of the surrounding area and the famous ‘Iron Bridge’. The town includes a wide range of bars, shops and restaurants for guests to enjoy all within easy walking distance of the property. Particular attention should be payed to the many nearby listed properties and museums. Telford is located just 6 miles away and is home to family attractions including Telford Town Park and the children’s playground Wonderland, as well as restaurants and the town centre. For those looking for a day out shopping, Shrewsbury town is half an hour away. Shropshire has an array of outdoor activities on offer including kayaking, canoeing, cycling, walking, gliding, golf, fishing and horse racing. The area is never short of places to visit with a plethora of castles, abbeys, farms, museums, discovery centres, gardens, parks and historic houses. Shop, pub and restaurant 110 yards.

The World Heritage site of Ironbridge is a stunning village in the heart of Shropshire with plenty to see and do. Visit the fascinating Ironbridge Gorge museums to learn about the history of the area and its role in the industrial revolution, or enjoy a relaxing river tour down the Severn. There is so much to do! There is also plenty of magnificent walks and beauty spots to see in the surrounding countryside of Ironbridge including the world famous Ironbridge itself.