Glebe Barn at Farlow - Pet friendly holiday cottage in South Shropshire

Weve just spent 10 nights at Glebe Barn (family of 4 - children 7 and 4 years plus 3 small dogs!) and had a great time. The barn itself is spotlessly clean, comfortable, beautifully decorated and very well equipped with everything you might need but dont really want to bring with you such as cleaning items, spare bedding and loads of towels, dog bowls/beds/biscuits, kitchen items (tea/coffee/some basic foods/eggs/oil/spices/dish washer tablets etc). We got a Sainsburys food delivery who had no trouble finding the barn and a Thai takeaway delivered one evening (which was very good) from Cleobury. Jan and Steve who own the barn live next door but are not at all obtrusive yet are always on hand if you need anything. They let the children feed the chickens and groom the Shetland ponies which they really enjoyed. The also directed us as to where all the local footpaths were and where we could explore on their land - our favourite was the small patch of woodland where the kids had a great time building a den. Despite its peaceful and rural location we found lots to do in area, all within a 30-60 minute drive - Severn Valley railway, loads of National Trust estates, Ludlow Castle, Ironbridge - all of which were both dog and child friendly which was great. However it was nice to also just be able to relax at the barn, for the kids to play in the garden and to explore the surrounding fields and woodland with the children and dogs. So all in all a lovely holiday and we would not hesitate to recommend Glebe barn to other guests.
Jun 19th, 2021

Oct 19th, 2022

Oct 16th, 2022

Just returned from a weeks' holiday here. The cottage has good quality furniture and everything you need, home from home. Lovely soft towels and plentiful. Great enclosed safe garden for our small dog. Jan, the owner was very helpful and nothing was too much trouble. The countryside is beautiful and we enjoyed walking in the area which is very "up hill and down dale", walking shoes/boots essential, don't rely on just trainers!
Apr 17th, 2022

Feb 6th, 2021