Victoria Cottage Iron Bridge
Resort overview

Victoria Cottage was built in the 19th century and used at one time as the brew house for the nearby Golden Ball public house. In more recent years it has been fully modernised to provide 21st century standards of comfort and convenience, at all seasons of the year, for up 3 guests. 

The cottage has full gas central heating and wireless internet and the accommodation and amenities are as described below.
Accommodation

Bedroom 1 - with double bed
Bedroom 2 - with single bed
Living room
Kitchen
Bathroom

The bedrooms are light, well decorated and furnished with pine furniture and beds. The original iron fireplace has been retained as a feature in bedroom 1.

The living room has comfortable seating together with dining facilities. It also has satelite TV with DVD and an Ipod dock. The original fireplace, again retained as a feature, has been converted to take a living flame gas fire.

The modern fitted kitchen has integrated refridgerator, freezer, electric oven and halogen hob. It also has a microwave oven and a washing machine with tumble dryer.

In the bathroom a modern shower unit has been installed above the roll-top bath. Hot water is provided on demand to the bathroom and kitchen from a combination gas boiler.

Outside
There is a small garden area with patio and a footpath to the rear gate. The patio, bordered by mature Fuchia bushes, is a sun trap which provides an ideal place to unwind with a glass of wine following a day spent sightseeing.

Facilities
The following facilities are provided in addition to those listed above:

All towels and bedding
Tea, coffee and sugar plus milk on arrival
Iron, ironing board and vaccuum cleaner
Hairdryer
Parking

In common with the majority of properties in Ironbridge Victoria Cottage does not have its own parking area but it does have good free parking facilities within 60 yards.

Ironbridge is a unique holiday location which provides a wealth of interest for visitors of all ages and at all seasons of the year.

Locally, the award winning Ironbridge gorge museums are of course the highlight. These ten museums give a fascinating insight into the history of a Shropshire valley which in many ways laid the foundation for the modern world. For the children we recommend particularly Enginuity (where visitors are encouraged to exercise the imagination, play games, build bridges, generate electricity and discover how every day objects are designed) and the Blists Hill open air Victorian Village.

Other attractions always popular with our visitors include the Acton Scott victorian farm and the restored 18th century Hawkstone Park and Follies. For the children the favourites are the Severn Valley Steam Railway and the Hoo Farm Animal Kingdom.