Wonderfully chunky, seductively snug and full of fun. Drop down from the road and there’s Annie’s Cabin – bordered by meadow, brook and trees. Built of Douglas fir, topped with a solar-panelled roof and beautifully finished inside with polished oak floors and doors. A wood pellet stove in shiny red enamel kicks out warmth, French windows let the sun stream in and two decked terraces, one facing south, are more than conducive to a glass of red. Perfect for couples or families with reams of space for outdoor games. Inside is open-plan and full of lovely touches: a guitar on the wall, books on the shelf, maps in the drawer, DVDs, leather sofa and armchairs, a small classy telly and sound system. The kitchen is cream Shaker style, bedrooms are peaceful and cosy, while the wet room is impeccably minimalist. Everything is lovely, and that includes the welcome from the owners, who live in the mill house up the bank. If we were guests, we’d shop in Ludlow’s food markets (two miles off) and spend the evening in, maybe baking pizzas under the stars in the hand-built earth oven – yum!
Finding accessible accommodation for myself as a wheelchair user is incredibly time consuming but glad we found Annie's Cabin which is wheelchair accessible plus benefits from a wet room. Great location just outside Ludlow and the accommodation & facilities are of a very high standard and is in a very quiet location. Glad the Wi-Fi is sporadic - just read a book or have a conversation.