Sitting along the Welsh-English border, the Estate offers a variety of opportunities for those seeking to explore both natural beauty and rich cultural heritage.
One of the finest medieval ruins in England, Ludlow Castle offers an exciting day out for all the family. Set in the glorious bustling market town of Ludlow, the castle has superb views over the Shropshire countryside. Walk through the Castle grounds and explore the ancient lodgings of kings, queens, princes, judges and the nobility, or arrange a unique stay in the Castle grounds or nearby in The Custodian’s House?
History aficionados can visit the medieval fortress of Montgomery Castle or the Medieval Hall, Ty Mawr at Castle Caereinion, or, experience the history of the area at The Old Bell Museum in the town of Montgomery. Outdoor enthusiasts are welcome to visit the top of Corndon Hill for spectacular panoramic views or to explore the rights of way and sections of the Offa’s Dyke Path that crisscross the Estate. Why not treat yourself to a unique stay at Ludlow Castle in Shropshire?
Whether you’re looking for hikes that span miles or a short stroll, we have many Shropshire and Powys public rights of way to choose from that run through the estate. Each explores the natural beauty of the Welsh-English border, along with several routes that intersect with the Offa’s Dyke path for a walk in history.
When using the public rights of way on the Estate, we kindly request that you follow the designated paths and respect the Countryside Code during your visit.
For those who would like to visit, Ludlow Castle offers three self-catering apartments, each sleeping four, in the 19th-century mansion located within the grounds of the castle. A short walk away, The Custodian’s House provides dog-friendly accommodation for a family of four, with its own private garden facilities.