No3 On The Severn

Walk through the entrance of No3 On The Severn and you're in a 1693 building that has housed everything from a brewery to a hotel. Ground floor spreads across a living room, a kitchen-dining space with two ovens and two hobs, and a separate toilet. Downstairs also holds a utility room and a games room with pool table, table football and dartboard, plus a bar area tucked into a cave that's been carved into the cliff face since Saxon times.

Seven bedrooms across three floors accommodate 14 guests. First floor has three: one with a super king bed and ensuite with slipper bath and walk-in shower, two with king beds and walk-in showers. Second floor holds four more—three with king beds and one with two singles—sharing a bathroom with a slipper bath. Two further twin rooms sit on the top floor. Each bedroom has a Freeview Smart TV. Six bathrooms, heating, electricity, wi-fi, bed linen and towels are all included. An enclosed courtyard garden has seating and overlooks the River Severn; the property is on Low Town in Bridgnorth, near the cliff railway. No smoking throughout.