A close-up view of fresh green apples hanging from a tree branch in an orchard. A wide landscape view across a field of golden wheat under a clear blue sky. A beautifully set tea table with white linen, tea cups, and a teapot in a rustic setting.

Wyre Forest Accommodation

The red brick outbuilding known as the Byre, featuring solar panels on the roof and stone entry steps, overlaid with a VisitEngland 3-star logo.

Manor Holding Byre

Sleeps 3

Period barn conversion with full height living room featuring exposed oak roof timbers.

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An exterior view of the historic yellow timber-framed cottage surrounded by lush greenery, overlaid with a VisitEngland 3-star self catering logo.

Manor Holding Cottage

Sleeps 4

South facing Jacobean cottage farmhouse overlooking enclosed private garden.

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Welcome to Wyre Forest Cottage

Holiday accommodation at Manor Holding in the ancient forest of Wyre on the Shropshire - Worcestershire border.

Escape the rat race. Step back in time. Relax and unwind in the comfortable, homely, unhurried rustic setting, of a bygone era.

Take a break in a forgotten corner of Britain and restore your equilibrium, clear your mind, focus on the best things in life, and reawaken your creative inspiration.

The healing power of fresh air, good food, beautiful tranquil panoramic views, forest walks and rides, open spaces, solitude or romance are here in abundance.

There's loads to do, either challenging or restful to suit each person's tastes. And it is perfect for your pets too!

For every age group there is plenty to stimulate the mind, with incredible wildlife diversity and abundance, plus history writ in every stone, plant, timber and contour.

Pink blooming aquilegia flowers standing tall in the foreground framing the warmly blurred yellow timber-framed cottage behind.

Manor Holding is a romantically secluded, Grade II Listed, half timbered, Jacobean cottage farmhouse in the middle of the ancient Wyre Forest, half a kilometre from the nearest tarmac road.

A bedside table with a curved black lamp and a vase of orange flowers next to a bed with blue covers.

It has been sympathetically restored over many years, to meet current standards for comfort and convenience, reusing traditional materials and techniques where possible.

A sun-drenched dirt path winding through a vibrant forest with a thick, blooming carpet of blue woodlands bluebells.

The cottage is set in 2ha (5 acres) of wild flower grassland with ancient cherry, apple and pear orchards, rich in wildlife including occasional Fallow and Muntjac Deer.

The tranquil Wyre Forest is home to many rare and endanged plants and animals. It has England's largest woodland National Nature Reserve and one of the most extensive Sites of Special Scientific Interest, including the orchards in the cottage grounds.

A sun-dappled earth path leading through a forested area bordered by clusters of bluebells.

The forest is laced with cycling and horse riding trails as well as a comprehensive network of footpaths, connecting right to the door of the cottage.

This ancient oak forest stands astride the River Severn, England's longest river, south of the Ironbridge Gorge, a World Heritage Site.

The beautiful countryside around it, including the 'Shropshire Hills National Landscape' (formerly Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty'), is rich in historic settlements and other places of interest.

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