Your Home Away from Home in a Georgian Coalbrookdale property, minutes away from Ironbridge Viaduct Guest House combines the charm of Georgian architecture with warm, personalised hospitality. Set within a beautifully restored Georgian building, the guest house features elegant period details, from symmetrical façades to a welcoming entrance hall adorned with decorative woodwork. Guests can relax in the tranquil, landscaped garden or enjoy the comfort of thoughtfully designed interiors. Industrial Heritage of Coalbrookdale Coalbrookdale is renowned for its pivotal role in the Industrial Revolution and its significant contributions to the development of iron smelting and casting techniques. A home to a cluster of foundries and furnaces that produced iron goods ranging from pots and pans to steam engines and locomotives. The area’s abundant reserves of coal, iron ore, and limestone made it an ideal location for iron smelting and casting. Nature and Landmarks Despite its industrial past, Coalbrookdale is set amidst picturesque countryside, with rolling hills, wooded valleys, and the scenic River Severn meandering through the landscape. The area offers opportunities for outdoor recreation, including hiking, gentle walking, and cycling, allowing visitors to appreciate both its historical significance and natural beauty. Just a 10-15 minute walk from Coalbrookdale is one of the most iconic landmarks, the Iron bridge, which spans the River Severn. Completed in 1779, the Iron bridge is recognised as the world’s first cast iron bridge and is considered a symbol of the Industrial Revolution. It was designed by architect Thomas Pritchard and built by ironmaster Abraham Darby III.

Points of Interest in the Local Area Coalbrookdale Museum of Iron Ironbridge George Museum Enginuity Darby House - not open all year round Quaker Burial Ground The Ironbridge and Toll House Jackfield Tile Museum Maws Craft Centre Blist Hill open air Museum Holy Trinity Church Saint Mary’s Church Ironbridge Coracle Trust Coalport China Museum There are several walks you can take to discover the natural beauty, just remember to wear appropriate footwear and clothing for walking, and always respect any signage or guidelines provided along the trails to help preserve the natural beauty of the area. If this is not enough to keep you busy, There are several golf clubs in and around Telford From Viaduct Guesthouse Horsehay village golf centre 1.6 miles Telford golf results 4.7 miles Wrekin Golf Club 5.8miles Shifnal golf club 8 miles The Shropshire golf centre 8.2 miles Lilleshall Hall golf club 12 miles