A textiles studio which provides beautiful handmade products is relocating to south Shropshire from Cheshire.

Elephas Handmade is set to open at Red House Farm, near the village of Lydbury North.

Suite 1A is to be transformed to an open studio and fabric shop, showcasing a range of 100 per cent cotton fabrics, haberdashery and beautifully handcrafted textile gifts and accessories.

Elephas Handmade’s new home is a single-storey former farm building which has been sensitively converted whilst retaining a number of original features.

Sally Hinze, the owner of Elephas Handmade, said: “I am delighted to be at this wonderful location with stunning surroundings, the perfect inspirational setting for Elephas!

“I very much look forward to welcoming visitors and customers to my new studio.”

Marketed by Towler Shaw Roberts, the building extends to 461 sq ft and benefits from generous on-site car parking.

Josh Hyde, who handled the letting for TSR, added: “Red House Farm is located in a pleasant rural setting about a mile east of Lydbury North and six miles west of the main A49.

“It’s been recently renovated to a high standard, providing modern, versatile accommodation, with underfloor heating, good natural lighting and plenty of car parking.

“We are pleased that it will now become the new home of Elephas Handmade, with the textiles studio to be an excellent addition to the area.

“We wish Sally Hinze, the owner, continued success with Elephas Handmade after relocating to Shropshire.”

Pictured: Elephas Handmade is relocating to Red House Farm, Lydbury North