Just under 2 miles south of Church Stretton, this inviting guesthouse has splendid views across the valley and backs directly onto the Mynd. Its eight rooms are named after local landmarks. There's a small bar and lounge stocked with local books, as well as bike storage and a room for drying your boots.
Mynd House B&B
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