 Broome Park Farmhouse Bed and Breakfast is set in a tranquil, rural location, on the border of Shropshire and Worcestershire. We are located only a mile from the small market town of Cleobury Mortimer, famed for its crooked steeple.
8 guests
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A stay at Broome Park Farm is a chance to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and just relax. The guest accommodation is spacious with a private sitting and dining room for the exclusive use of guests. There is plenty of outdoor space to enjoy too. Children love the trampoline and zip wire, while parents can relax and enjoy the view across Neen Savage. Broome Park Farm is a working farm
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We offer 4 star accommodation in a beautiful rural location. There is lots of indoor and outdoor space to allow guests to truly relax during their stay, giving a home from home experience.
Bedrooms are both en-suite and large enough to take up to 2 extra beds or a cot if you are visiting as a family. There is a welcoming tea tray in each room where you can make a hot drink but I also provide guests with tea or coffee and a plate of home made cakes on arrival.
Evening meals are available upon request.
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Walking, Cycling, Activity, Sightseeing |
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Bed and Breakfast |
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Facilities
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Food plays an important part in our lives - as farmers we produce it and as hosts we are committed to providing high quality produce for all our guests.
Your holiday experience starts the moment you arrive with a pot of tea or coffee and a plate of home baked goodies. There are also tea trays in both guest rooms with a selection of tea, coffee, fruit teas and hot drinks. Fresh milk is always available from the guest fridge.
Where possible all food is bought and produced locally. Sausages and now bacon are made from our own pigs and eggs are laid daily by the girls in the Hen House - free range of course! Fresh milk is delivered to the door from Mawley Town Farm, the local dairy only 1 mile from here. They hold an annual open day in June where visitors can watch the complete process from cow to carton - the robotic milking parlour is amazing! We are also lucky enough to be served by 2 local bakers so there is always fresh bread - speciality breads, such as the dark, malty Shropshire Brown, can be supplied on request.
I make jams from the fruits of the garden - raspberry, damson and plum and a lovely lady in the village makes the marmalade, selling it to raise funds for the MacMillan Nurses. Honey is gathered by Michael’s bees - the hives dotted around the farm to aid crop pollination, although hopefully I will be producing my own later this year.
I can provide packed lunches or evening meals using local produce if they are booked in advance. Special diets can also be catered for - please advise when booking.
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Facilities:
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- TV
- Central Heating
- Garden
- Parking
- Balcony/Terrace
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Availability
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Broome Park Farm.
Catherton Road,
Cleobury Mortimer,
Shropshire,
DY14 0LB
Tel 01299 270 647
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Tariff
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Single £40
Double £65
Family £65 (plus £10 per child)
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* please note that prices shown are subject to change and any currency rates shown are for guideline purposes only
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About the area
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Cleobury Mortimer |
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Guests wishing to travel by public transport can be picked up and dropped off in Cleobury and cycle hire can be arranged locally.
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Sustainability is the new buzz word but to us it is a way of life. We have always grown our own food, composted the waste and recycled what we can. Nothing is wasted – if we don’t eat it the dog, pigs or hens will. Water butts gather rainwater to be used in the garden through the summer months. Wood is gathered from all over the farm to burn on the 2 wood burning stoves that heat the main living rooms. A Sheila Maid hangs above one, efficiently drying clothes through the winter months.
Where possible we have changed to low energy light bulbs and last summer had solar tubes fitted to the roof to provide energy efficient hot water to all the bathrooms.
The next step is moving towards using only environmentally friendly cleaning products and encouraging guests to request washing of bedding and towels, rather than automatically changing it.
Our ‘buy local’ philosophy also supports our sustainable lifestyle, by supporting local shops and businesses we also support the local community, ensuring a future for our children.
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Broome Park is the perfect place to stay for a walking or cycling holiday. There are many waymarked walks in the area and the local Footpath Association work hard to maintain local paths. There are also 3 different circular cycle routes that pass our drive. We are at the southern end of the Jack Mytton Way - Shropshire’s long distance bridleway (for use by those on foot, bicycle and horseback).
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Entertainment
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If you wish to eat locally The Crown at Hopton offers excellent food only a 5 minute drive away. Cleobury Mortimer has an excellent Indian Restaurant and most of the local pubs serve the award winning local ale – Hobsons – brewed in the town. They also have their own pub – The Kings Arms, on the High Street, serving delicious homemade food at lunchtimes.
For guests happy to travel a little further we can recommend local village pubs serving excellent food at reasonable prices. There is also Ludlow, only 10 miles away with its status as Slow Food capital of the UK.
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Attractions
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Severn Valley Railway The Railway Station, Bewdley, DY12 1BG
The Severn Valley Railway operates steam-hauled passenger trains between Bridgnorth, Bewdley and Kidderminster. Trains run every weekend and daily May to September plus local school holidays.
West Midland Safari Park Spring Grove, Bewdley, DY12 1LF
The park has a four-mile drive round Safari, with many species of animals from all over the world in mixed and single species reserves. As well as this, there is a large theme park area, pets corner, discovery zone and Spring Grove House, the park being built within the grounds.
Special Offer: - Tickets are available from £7.50, a 30% reduction on the gate price of £11.50 (adults) or £10.50 (concessions). A saving of £14 for a family of 4.
Wyre Forest Worcestershire and Shropshire Borders
The forest covers an area of 2,634 hectares (6,509 acres), and is noted for its variety of wildlife. It is one of the largest remaining ancient woodlands in Britain so is ideal for walking.
Rays Farm Country Matters Billingsley, Bridgnorth, WV16 6PF
See unusual farm animals and birds in beautiful woodland setting. Large owl and deer collection. Coffee, Gift and Craft shop. Woodland walks. Sculpture trail.
Acton Scott Farm Acton Scott, Church Stretton, Shropshire, SY6 6QN
Acton Scott Historic Working Farm near Church Stretton, demonstrates life on a Shropshire upland farm at the turn of the last century. Open from 7th April to 1st November 2009.
Ludlow Shropshire
Ludlow has a lively market, food fairs, speciality food shops and more restaurants and Inns than you can shake a cocktail stick at. Described by John Betjeman as "the loveliest town in England" and by Country Life as "the most vibrant small town in the Country", Ludlow has more Michellin Starred restaurants than any other town in the country.
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