Horderley, Shropshire, England
A bespoke lodge built in 2020, set in a field among the Shropshire Hills with nine acres of private woodland and a stretch of the River Onny. The craftsmanship is the headline: a curvaceous oak rail staircase, satin finished cedar beams, and a honey hued oak four poster in the master bedroom. Bifold doors on both levels open the interior to the surrounding hillside, and the hot tub sits on expansive decking with views to match.
The kitchen features chunky wood and midnight blue cupboards with copper accents. Both en suites have heated floors, and the master includes double rainfall shower heads. A welcome pack with homemade bread and farm eggs, plus complimentary firewood for the log burner, rounds out a stay that feels crafted rather than purchased. At £278 per night for four, it sits at the premium end but justifies it with build quality and acreage.
We love the level of craft. The oak four poster, the cedar beams, and the copper accented kitchen are details that come from a builder who cared about the finished product, not just the spec sheet.
Guests thoroughly enjoyed their stay at High Lodge, praising its beautiful, stylish interiors, idyllic grounds with wildlife, stunning hot tub, and cozy decked area. Highlighted features include varnished logs and a four-poster bed.
