I was fortunate to grow up in the Lake District where my parents were successful publicans offering good old fashioned hospitality. After many years in Financial Services as a Broker Consultant living in Scotland and London I moved into property in the late 90's and started to establish a property portfolio whilst holding a position of Operations Director of an International property group, creating my appetite for refurbishments and interior design. Home is now Shropshire where my husband and I raised our two children, two dogs and countless bantams. The things I couldn't live without are; my family and friendships, music, yoga, travel and a good nights' sleep. Today I combine my journey and passion to create practical and thoughtfully designed homes, which now includes accommodation for the discerning guest.

The Old Sweet Shop is a charming and quirky three storey, two-bedroom cottage in the heart of Broseley. The Old Sweet Shop comprises of; a fully equipped kitchen, with dishwasher and pantry a utility room with washing machine/drying area a cloakroom with toilet a cosy living room with dining area two en-suite bedrooms, 1 double with shower, one single with trunk bed to become a twin (if needed), with bath outside decked balcony with seating area off first floor

Broseley is one of Shropshire most popular small towns with mazes of hilly lanes winding around jumbles of brickwork, significant buildings and examples of architecture including the restored pipe works museum, one of the ten Ironbridge Gorge Museums. Close to Blists Hill Victorian Town and Benthall Hall (a National Trust property dating back to the 16th Century and recorded in the doomsday book). The historic towns of Shrewsbury, Bridgnorth and Much Wenlock along with access to the beautiful Shropshire Hills and many more National Trust and English Heritage sites. Located just 20 minutes off junction 5 of the M54 between Ironbridge and Much Wenlock.