Mynd House is a 4 Star Silver Award Guest House which lies at the foot of the Long Mynd in the unspoilt village of Little Stretton. This Edwardian house provides 8 spacious ensuite bedrooms with stunning views of the surrounding Shropshire hills. Whether here on leisure or on business you are assured of a warm welcome from the moment you arrive, with a complimentary tray of tea or coffee. For a romantic getaway, we have a suite with a 4 poster bed, a spa bath built for two and a separate sitting area. Our family room has a king sized bed in one room and twin beds in a connecting room, with space for a third bed if necessary, making it ideal for families with younger or older children. There is much to do in and around Little Stretton. Ashes Hollow, a valley rising steadily up to the top of the Long Mynd and arguably the best walk in these parts, begins just behind the village returning via Minton or Cardingmill Valley and Church Stretton. Just a short walk up Ragleth hill will bring you to breathtaking views of Wenlock Edge stretching into the distance. Caer Caradoc with its remains of an iron age fort offers views as far as Wolverhampton on a clear day. Only a short drive away the Stiperstones with remnants of the lead mining carried out since Roman Times are still visible today. Or visit Offa's Dyke. Why not try horse riding on the Long Mynd or cycling. Take to the skies with an introductory gliding course at the Midlands Gliding Club on the top of Long Mynd or take a ride in a hot air balloon. Or maybe have a game of golf on one of the highest (and steepest) golf courses in England right here in Church Stretton. We are centrally located for many places of interest such as the World Heritage site of Ironbridge, with its numerous museums and Blists Hill a Victorian working village. Medieval Market towns, castles, abbeys gardens, vineyards and working farms, there is so much to do and see in this unspoilt corner of the country.