GEORGIAN FARMHOUSE ACCOMMODATION Tel/Fax 01952 244917

At the end of a lime tree avenue, in the peaceful village of Wrockwardine,
is Church Farm - where the friendly atmosphere is a feature you will remember when you have stayed in our Grade II listed Georgian farmhouse

Delicious breakfasts with our own free range eggs are served in the dining room overlooking the garden and church which is floodlit in the evenings

The large mature garden with old roses, interesting and unusual plants, including many varieties of snowdrop provides interest throughout the year

Church farm is built on the medieval remains of Wrockwardine Manor which is mentioned in the Domesday book. Evidence of this exists in the cellar and garden excavation

Medieval stewponds still exist behind the buildings, which supplied the manor with fish

Church Farm
Wrockwardine Village, Wellington, Telford, Shropshire
Tel/Fax: 01952 244917

Your host Jo Savage and her son Simon have always lived in the historic parish of Wrockwardine and have their family history documented within the county of Shropshire for many hundreds of years

The individually furnished bedrooms, some ground floor, have views of the garden, church or orchard. Some with
en-suite bathrooms, all with handbasins, televisions and tea/coffee traysThe relaxing atmosphere of the traditionally furnished lounge with beams and log fire helps you to unwind and make your stay a pleasure