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Bicton Lodge

  • 4.8 Visitor Rating
  • Sleeps up to 4
  • Hot Tub
  • Bedrooms: 2

About Bicton Lodge

Bicton Lodge is a detached lodge with fantastic views across the Clun valley in Shropshire. This two-bedroom retreat sits in the peaceful rural location of Bicton near Clun village. Sit back and take in uninterrupted countryside views from your own private hot tub! This special location is perfect for couples or friends wanting to escape to their own countryside retreat.

You'll find a choice of walks right from your doorstep. Access to the Shropshire Way and Offa's Dyke path means you can hike for miles without driving anywhere. And it's just a short walk to Clun village with its wildlife and unspoiled scenery.  There are also two excellent local pubs nearby that will sort you out after a day's exploring! Owners leave a thoughtful welcome basket with beer, Welsh cakes and essentials.

Inside you'll find two bedrooms - one super king-size (can be twins) and one double. The open-plan living space features a wood-burning stove for cosy nights. The kitchen has an electric oven, induction hob and dishwasher. The bathroom includes a bath with a shower over. 

Visit Bishop's Castle (15 minutes) for quirky shops. Explore medieval Ludlow (30 minutes) with its famous castle. Discover the wild Stiperstones (25 minutes) for stunning walks. Shrewsbury (45 minutes) offers great shopping and river trips.

Experience the perfect countryside retreat at Bicton Lodge with its stunning views, private hot tub, woodburning stove and easy access to beautiful walks. It's just the ticket for unwinding from away from everyday life. Get booked up today.

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Need to Know

Lodge Facilities
  • Detached countryside lodge with spectacular valley views
  • Private hot tub overlooking Clun valley
  • Peaceful rural setting perfect for relaxation
  • Thoughtful welcome basket with local treats
  • Direct access to Shropshire Way walking routes
  • Short 1.5 mile walk to Clun village
  • Quality local pubs within easy reach
  • Woodburning stove for cosy evenings
  • Electric vehicle charging point available
  • Off-road parking for two cars
  • Easy access to Offa's Dyke path
  • Close to historic towns of Ludlow and Shrewsbury
  • Excellent walking and cycling routes nearby
  • Stunning Stiperstones within driving distance
Accommodation features
  • Two bedrooms: 1 x super king-size double (zip and link, can be twin on request), 1 x double
  • Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC
  • Open plan living area with kitchen, dining area and sitting area
  • Oil central heating with woodburning stove
  • Electric oven and induction hob, microwave, fridge with freezer compartment
  • Dishwasher, TV with Freeview, Nintendo Wii
  • WiFi, selection of books and games provided
  • Fuel, power and starter pack for stove included in rent
  • Bed linen and towels included in rent
  • Travel cot, highchair and stairgate available
  • Off-road parking for 2 cars
  • Gravelled garden to rear with furniture and hot tub
  • EV charger available (payment through VoltShare app)
  • Characterful cottage with beamed ceiling in living area
  • Bedrooms feature dormer windows into the eaves (low ceilings/beams)
  • Property accepts 4 adults and 2 infants under 2 years old
  • Shop and pubs 1
  • 5 miles away in Clun
  • 7-day bookings must start on a Friday

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Bicton Lodge Reviews

4.8Visitor Rating out of 5

20 reviews from guests who stayed at Bicton Lodge

Kara
Jan 2026

Stayed for a lovely week, views and location is absolutely beautiful and a stunning house to spend the week in, would 100 percent recommend, perfect little getaway.

Liz
Oct 2025

An absolutely beautiful place to stay in wonderful countryside. From initial contact with Thomasina to saying goodbye we fell in love with Bicton Lodge. A real fire, cosy accomodation and a luxurious hot tub in our own little private world. Fabulous!

Emily
Sep 2025

Me and my boyfriend stayed at Bicton Lodge for a week recently and we absolutely loved our stay! The perfect place where we found peace, quiet and relaxation in both the lodge and exploring the surrounding area. The place itself was quite easy to find and when we arrived we were greeted by Thomasina along with Stanley the dog, and couscous the cat and we were immediately put at ease. After a brief tour of the lodge and how things operated including the hottub and shown things to do in and around the local area, we settled in for a week of great walks, relaxing in the hot tub and thoroughly enjoying our stay in the lodge. A few things we thoroughly enjoyed during our stay Bicton Lodge was clean, the inside space was used excellently much bigger than it may look on the outside, with the kitchen being well equipped and perfect for our needs with pots, pans, chopping board, knives, plates, and scales being very much appreciated. The fireplace was used constantly and really did warm the place up delightfully, most helpful when coming in from the hot tub! The bathroom is a bit small but we didnt find it too much of a problem, the bathshower worked perfectly. Great outdoor lighting which very much helps when staying outside at night and soaking in the views which were fantastic and our neighbours turned out to be some cows bovines who were very well mannered and just a bit curious! The surrounding area is so quiet its a brilliant spot for bird watchers and there are plenty of buzzards, kites, owls, jackdaws and bats to be seen and heard! Other than the expected tractors coming past it was so serene and peaceful, great for walks too, the 30 minute walk to Clun is a great trek through forest and farmland that we did multiple times. Thomasina was a fantastic host, she was not too overbearing or too distant and we felt she showed us the perfect amount of attention always willing to help with a smile on her face. We wouldnt hesitate to return to BL and enjoy ourselves once more.

Alastair
Aug 2025

We recently spent the bank holiday at this lovely lodge, everything was as advertised. The welcome pack was a nice added touch as well. The lodge is set in a lovely peaceful area with an amazing view from the lounge and garden where the hot tub is situated. We had the perfect weather which just enhanced our stay. Thomasina is a great host. Were already looking to book again! It was the perfect romantic weekend for us, just what wed hoped it would be.

Thomas
Jul 2025

Thanks again Thomasina, great location, loved the hot tub Lots of farm animals nearby in the beautiful countryside. Cottage is well equipped and suited us all well, plus enough room for 2 cars off road parking as well. Will definitely be recommending to family and friends. Hopefully be back one day.

Ruth
May 2025

Property is beautiful everythink needed also beautiful views , if you go here ... Property is beautiful everythink needed also beautiful views , if you go here you do need fly protection as theirs alot of moths dragon flys wasps , shops are really far away also so car is needed , would recommend getting shopping on the way so can cosey up the night , also their is a cat what turns up , i would recommend shooing it as will come in be on worktops food the lot , owner is lovely and very commutative , do recommend she waits until you vacate property before getting hottub ready for next guests , overall beautiful place everythink needed

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