About us

Church Farm Guest House (bed and breakfast) was completely renovated in 2008 and opened to our first guests in June 2008.  We have been in the catering industry since 2002 and since opening Church Farm as a bed & breakfast we have developed a warm, friendly environment which guests return to frequently! See our guestbook...

Martin & Mel are both from a sales & marketing background, having lived in Hong Kong and travelled most corners of the Globe within roles for major Companies.  In 2002 we decided to throw in the Company car keys and venture into new careers, whilst settling in Telford, Shropshire.  Mel became a mum of two (not really the initial plan!) and Martin pursued his love for cooking , owning three Restaurants and Pubs up until January 2009 when we decided to concentrate on Church Farm Bed and Breakfast as our main business.

Church Farm Guest House in Wrockwardine Village, Telford, Shropshire is a family business and both the family and business have evolved significantly over the last 18 months.  Basil, our extremely friendly Staffordshire Bull Terrier, is always pleased to greet new guests - his photograph should be at all 4 corners of the globe by now as all guests seem to take his image home with them!

Aswell as bed & breakfast (B&B) the Farmhouse offers award winning dinner to our guests, a very successful cookery school, private dining functions, outside catering and help with Kitchen Nightmares!

We look forward to meeting you soon.

Mel, Martin, Jamie, Rosie, Megan and Basil

Friendly and informal but professional and well organised."

Four night stay for combined business and leisure purposes - the second year in succession that we've stayed at Church Farm. Mel, Martin and family are delightful people and it feels more like staying with friends than at a guest house. We plan to return again next year.  Beautiful old farmhouse that's been sympathetically restored. Spotlessly clean rooms with good facilities. Wonderful food. Attention to detail. Relaxed atmosphere with nothing too much trouble. Basil! Doug & Sue Wright June 2010