This access statement does not contain personal opinions as to our suitability for those with access needs, but aims to accurately describe the facilities and services that we offer all our guests.
The virtual tour (available on the menu) allows you to see all areas both inside and outside each and en-suite bathrooms.
Introduction
Situated in the pretty South Shropshire village of Bucknell in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, now known as Natural Landscapes. Within Bucknell village there is one pub, a butchers, a school, a church and a petrol garage.
There is a free car park at the main entrance to the rooms. There is no parking directly outside the garden rooms. They are accessed via a level footpath from the car park.
The three garden room lodges are situated in our paddock to the rear of the property facing a natural swimming pond, looking up to the Mynd. Fields behind the paddock sometimes have sheep in them and red kite circle over the site.
Photos of all the garden rooms are available on the website. All three rooms have level access inside. The middle room, Wenlock Edge has a step up to the entrance porch. Stiperstones is the closest to the car park and has level access throughout. This room can have additional handrails in the shower, a shower seat for less mobile guests and an alarm if needed. These additional facilities should be requested on booking and are fitted on request. Long Mynd is the furthest from the car park and also has level access into the room and throughout.
We look forward to welcoming you. If you have any queries or require any assistance please phone 01547 530549 or email info@baronatbucknell.co.uk.
Debra and Phil Wright
Pre-Arrival
- For full details and maps of how to reach us please see the contact us page on our website. Alternatively, you can plan your journey by car or public transport using www.transportdirect.info; simply enter your postcode and ours, which is SY7 0AH to get directions or use what3 words: ///speedy.different.tents
- The village is on the Heart of Wales railway line and the railway station is a 5 minute walk, approximately half a mile. There is a local bus service which runs to Knighton (4 miles to the west) and Ludlow (12 miles east) both market towns.
- The nearest bus stop is 100m – ask the driver for the stop for the Baron. There is no shelter or seating. All buses can accommodate one wheelchair.
- The pavement on the street leading to the Baron is paved.
- This Access Statement is available in larger print on request.
Car Parking and Arrival
- Car parking is available at the main pedestrian entrance to the garden rooms. Cars cannot be parked at the garden rooms. The path to the garden rooms is lit up from dusk until 10:30pm.