В Биджнорте открыта для бронирования историческая резиденция купца XVIII века с художественным прошлым

В Биджнорте появился новый вариант для туристов — отреставрированный дом купца Уильяма Оукса, где гости могут остановиться в обстановке, сохранившей следы жизни XVIII–XIX веков. Уникальное предложение от сети Pass the Keys включает в себя синий мемориальный знак и возможность погрузиться в историю города, сочетая старинный интерьер с современными удобствами.

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A historic Bridgnorth Georgian house is now available for holidaymakers. The property was once home to William Oakes, an 18th and 19th-century timber merchant and boat builder. It now offers a unique stay with a story, managed by Pass the Keys East Shropshire. A blue plaque, celebrating Oakes' connection to the house, was unveiled on August 23. The three-bedroom property, managed by local franchisee Suzanne Swindley, combines period character with modern comforts. It provides guests with the chance to experience Bridgnorth's history up close. The house also has an artistic connection. The lounge was once used by local artist John Austin for producing some of his work, adding another layer to the property's creative past. The unveiling of the plaque comes amid growing interest in stays that offer more than just accommodation. Travellers are increasingly seeking properties that provide a genuine connection to the history and character of a destination. Other historic houses available through Pass the Keys include a one-bedroom Grade II listed former Coach House in the South Shropshire Hills and a traditional, detached Grade II listed Cotswold stone home. William Oakes House provides a historic home where guests can sleep, relax, and explore, knowing that generations before them did the same. Read more Retreat an hour from Herefordshire named UK's best unusual stay Five of the wildest spots that you have to visit in Herefordshire These stunning hotels are great spots to stay in near the Wye Valley The dog-friendly house, which offers off-street parking for up to two cars, is ready to welcome guests and their four-legged companions. Situated in Bridgnorth, guests can enjoy exploring the town’s historic High and Low Towns, take a ride on the famous Cliff Railway, and discover the surrounding Shropshire countryside. After a day of exploration, guests can return to a house steeped in local history. Guests can stay from £147 per night.