Highlands Bed and Breakfast near Church Stretton Golf Club for golf breaks in Shropshire

Welcome to the Highlands Bed & Breakfast

Highlands Bed & Breakfast is located on the edge of the 18th century market town of Church Stretton, which in turn lies within the heart of the Shropshire Hills; designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

The house enjoys views across the Long Mynd, Helmeth Hill and Hazler Hill as well as rooftop views of the houses nestled within the hills around Church Stretton and All Stretton.

Highlands Bed & Breakfast is an ideal base for walkers, cyclists, gliders, golfers or nature lovers alike. The centre of Church Stretton and the railway station is a 15 minute walk away, where you will also find Carding Mill Valley; an excellent start for discovering the Long Mynd. To the east of the town you can find even more beautiful countryside including the hills of Caer Caradoc, The Lawley, Ragleth and Hope Bowdler.

Our aim at Highlands Bed & Breakfast is to provide you with comfortable, relaxing and friendly accommodation. There is plenty of car parking and a secure area to store bicycles and/or walking equipment.

A hearty full cooked breakfast is provided and we can cater for vegetarians, vegans and other special dietry requirements.

Highlands Bed & Breakfast
Breakfast is served between 7.30am and 9.30am every morning in the pleasant dining room which looks out over the back garden. We will cook your breakfast once you have ordered but if you have a busy day planned and need to depart early, let us know the evening before what time you would like to have breakfast, and we will prepare it for that time.

All meals are made with fresh ingredients and where possible we always use local produce.

Vegatarian sausages and bacon are available. If you have any special dietry requirements please let us know at the time of booking.

If you would like an evening meal during your stay please let us know in advance.

Golf:

Church Stretton Golf Club
The course is relatively short at just over 5,000 yards, but never easy. Many greens are raised or built into the side of a hill, which means you need to be accurate in direction and length. The 1st is a par 3 to start off, which is described by many to be the hardest starting hole to par in the county with a bank in front of the green and out of bounds to the right. The 2nd, 7th and 9th are uphill with the 15th steeply downhill. Some holes can be driven, for example the 16th, but beware, go off line and you are out of bounds.

Shrewsbury Golf Club
The pleasant undulating parkland setting offers members and visitors an 18 hole golf course and a large practice area and is situated in magnificent Shropshire countryside with fine views of the Stretton Hills and the Long Mynd to the south and Wenlock Edge to the east.

Arscott Golf Club
Massive old oak and beech trees grace the course along with the remains of long forgotten mining and brick making industries. Large pools on the 17th and 18th holes are evidence of the clay dug over 100 years ago for brickworks in nearby Cruckmeole and Hanwood. These pits now create very testing hazards on the last four holes, many golfers will tell you how they can change a winning card.

Ludlow Golf Course
Ludlow Golf Club was founded in 1889 and the course retains many of its original features with much of the course comparatively unchanged from that of 1889. We are the oldest course in the county union of Shropshire and Herefordshire. Visitors are very welcome to play our course, which is fairly flat and easy on the body.


Contact:
Alan & Lynn Hyatt
Telephone: 01694 723737
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Website:  www.highlandsbandb.co.uk

We look forward to meeting you and hope you enjoy your stay at Highlands Bed & Breakfast.