Our self-catering property in Ironbridge boasts a rich history and a prime location just a short walk from the famous Iron Bridge, the world’s first bridge made entirely of cast iron, constructed in 1779. As a key landmark in the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution, the Iron Bridge stands as a testament to the area’s pivotal role in industrial advancements. Guests staying here can easily explore the Ironbridge Gorge Museums and other historical sites, immersing themselves in the rich heritage of the area. Our property's proximity to the iconic Iron Bridge allows visitors to experience the essence of this UNESCO World Heritage Site, where history and modernity blend seamlessly for a memorable stay. Upon arrival, guests are also greeted with a delightful welcome hamper featuring a selection of local produce.

Situated in the historic town of Ironbridge, in the heart of rural Shropshire, The Garden Apartment is nestled around an attractive courtyard, enjoys all that Ironbridge has to offer. Many museums that are spread along the banks of the River Severn trace Ironbridge’s history. The Iron Bridge itself is a reminder to its importance. Visitors can browse around the array of craft and souvenir shops as well as great bars and restaurants. Visit Bridgnorth, an historic town split in two but connected via a unique Victorian cliff railway. Madeley, 1 mile, boasts listed buildings galore, the grandest being Madeley Court. Newport offers a plethora of independent shops and eateries, whilst Telford has an indoor shopping area with over 150 shops and cafés. Wellington, hosting one of the oldest markets, is also worth a visit, and Wrekin Hill is a comfortable walk away. Kayaking, canoeing, cycling, walking, gliding, golf, fishing and horse racing are all available, whilst places to visit include castles, abbeys, working farms and museums, discovery centres, gardens, parks and historic houses. Shop, pub and restaurant 200 yards

The World Heritage site of Ironbridge is a stunning village in the heart of Shropshire with plenty to see and do. Visit the fascinating Ironbridge Gorge museums to learn about the history of the area and its role in the industrial revolution, or enjoy a relaxing river tour down the Severn. There is so much to do! There is also plenty of magnificent walks and beauty spots to see in the surrounding countryside of Ironbridge including the world famous Ironbridge itself.