Underhill House is at its core an 18th century welsh farmhouse. The property came into ownership of the Harlech Estate early in the 20th century, at which time it became the Estate Managers residence. Garden View Apartment is within the main house, accessed by its own external staircase (sorry – not wheelchair friendly!) It was originally the servants quarters of the house. Today it is a beautifully converted and cosy one bedroom apartment with superb views of the underhill garden and local fields. Parking for vehicles is on the main drive of the house, and for outside space, guests have use of the picnic bench in the play area with the view of the fields, just across from the main house. The bedroom has a Super King bed which can be split to two singles on request, and the cottage sleeps a maximum of two. Check in days are generally on Fridays or Mondays only with some flexibility for Wednesdays during low season. Prices vary according to season and length of stay. There is a large dining table, well appointed kitchen with induction hob, and washing machine, comfortable bathroom and lounge area with TV; DVD and broadband come as standard. Superfast Electric Vehicle Charging is available onsite by arrangement - prices per Kwh can vary. The cottage offers all mod cons – dishwasher, washer dryer, TV, DVD, along with Broadband for those who have to have it! Mobile phone signal is atrocious, as you would expect from our rural location – so why not turn off the gadgets for the length of your stay and enjoy the digital detox you deserve? Please note that we do require a 200 Pound Sterling pre-authorised credit card damage deposit on all stays, which is de-authorised at the end of your stay.

We have now been resident in this beautiful corner of Shropshire since 2018, with our cats, our llamas, and our occasional sheep, and are beginning to feel like locals! But we continue to find something new and fresh to explore on an almost daily basis. Underhill House has proved a perfect base from which to strike out for us, and we'd love to share that with you!

We are in a quiet and beautiful spot, off a no through road disturbed only by occasional walkers, the abundant song birds, and cows and sheep in the neighbouring fields. The sleepy border town of Oswestry is two miles down the road, there is plentiful local walking - and for day trips, there are the big cities of Manchester and Birmingham, the castles and beaches of North Wales, the historic towns of Chester and Shrewsbury, or the wilds of Snowdonia.