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Escape to this enchanting lodge in aconbury, a picturesque hamlet set among 630 acres of farmland and woodland with well-marked footpaths ideal for gentle walks. bring your fishing rod to the local coarse fishing lake or head out to the river wye for fishing, walking, and canoeing adventures. enjoy fresh, local produce at hereford (5.5 miles), pengethley nurseries (8 miles), or oakchurch farm shop (14.5 miles), perfect for food lovers. for days out, the wye valley is just 13 miles away and the brecon beacons national park is only 24 miles. explore the natural wonders of puzzlewood (19 miles) or symonds yat (13 miles), and step back in time at goodrich castle (14 miles) or ludlow castle (28 miles). vibrant market towns such as monmouth (15 miles), hay-on-wye (23 miles), and malvern (24 miles) are nearby, offering iconic walks, shops, a theatre, and local culture.
set within acres of established farmland, you can park up and walk down the pathway to your enclosed garden. the pod has been thoughtfully designed and offers everything for a stay in the countryside. a covered porchway is perfect for leaving boots. the pod offers spacious open-plan living that’s perfect for couples or a small family. the living area offers a seating area where you can relax in front of the tv, a table and chairs for dining with views onto the countryside, and a kitchen space that’s got great workspace with an induction hob, countertop oven, microwave, fridge and dishwasher. and when the day is done, enjoy a peaceful night’s sleep in the king-size bed – the bed even offers storage. there is a shower room with a shower and wc.
outside there’s an enclosed area that’s perfect for entertaining, here you can enjoy dining outside with a table and chairs before a chiminea and gas bbq. settle beneath the stars in the private hot tub where you can relax after a day of walking. there is also a handy storage shed in the garden. free coarse fishing is available on the two adjacent lakes or book a spa treatment with the owner prior to arrival with the mobile spa. there is off-road parking for three cars.
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Experience the beauty of aconbury during a stay at this lovely lodge, a welcoming hamlet surrounded by 630 acres of farmland and picturesque woodlands. stroll along scenic waymarked footpaths, try your luck at the well-stocked coarse fishing lake, or visit the estate church for a glimpse of local heritage. the area’s prime location offers effortless access to top attractions including the breathtaking wye valley (13 miles), malvern hills and the local theatre (23 miles), forest of dean (22 miles), and the dramatic landscapes of brecon beacons national park (24 miles). uncover historic sites such as goodrich castle (14 miles), ludlow castle (28 miles), and the enchanting puzzlewood (19 miles). for farm-fresh produce, visit local favourites like hereford (5.5 miles), pengethley nurseries and farm shop (8 miles), and oakchurch farm shop (14.5 miles). enjoy charming market towns including monmouth (15 miles), ross-on-wye, leominster, and the famous book haven of hay-on-wye (23 miles).
set within acres of established farmland, leave the car behind and amble down the pathway to your enclosed garden. the pod has been thoughtfully designed and offers everything for a stay in the countryside. the covered porchway is a perfect place for leaving your boots behind before stepping inside. the pod offers spacious open-plan living that’s perfect for couples or a small family. the living area offers comfortable seating where you can relax in front of the tv, a table and chairs for dining with views onto the countryside, a kitchen space that’s got great workspace with an induction hob, countertop oven, microwave, fridge and dishwasher. when the day is done, enjoy a peaceful night’s sleep in the king-size bed, where the bed also offers storage. there is a shower room with a shower and wc.
outside sits an enclosed area that’s perfect for entertaining. here you can enjoy dining outside with a table and chair in front of the chimenea and gas bbq, as well as unwinding in a private hot tub where you can relax after a day walking – there’s also a handy storage shed. free coarse fishing on the two lakes is available, and you can book a spa treatment with the owner prior to arrival with the mobile spa.
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Charming barn conversion in Broxwood near Pembridge, surrounded by beautiful Herefordshire countryside.Private Hot tub. Large garden with fire pit. WiFi. Close to Offa's Dyke. Pembridge 3.3 miles; Leominster 8.5 miles.
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A delightful barn conversion set in a peaceful, rural location amongst stunning Herefordshire countryside in Broxwood near Pembridge. One acre of grounds with fire pit. WiFi. Private Hot tub. Pembridge 3.3 miles; Leominster 8.5 miles.
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A spacious semi-detached house set near the village of Little Dewchurch. En-suite. Wye Valley AONB. Conservatory overlooking delightful garden. Accepts pets.
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9.8
Whilst enjoying a peaceful and rural location, the traditional market town of bromyard is just 4.5 miles away with its quirky shops, galleries and pubs. spend some time exploring some of the walks across the bromyard downs, or a gentle stroll along the river frome. the national trust property brockhampton (5.1 miles) is a medieval manor house with open parkland and nature trails to explore. the vibrant cathedral city of worcester is 12 miles away and hereford is 18 miles, ideal for a day trip with great independent shops and an array of dining options. the popular great malvern (15 miles) is also easily accessible with an abundance of walking trails across the hills as well as the charming spa town itself. the cabin is located on tipton hall riding school that caters from complete beginner to experienced riders and offers the chance for a riding lesson or to set off for a hack around the countryside, wandering through sun-dappled woods, crossing sparkling streams or galloping free up a long grassy field with views to the distant cotswolds and malvern hills.
each fine detail has been carefully thought about by the owners, which is evident as soon as you step through the doors and inside this stunning log cabin. enter into an open plan lounge/diner/kitchen which takes advantage of the views to the front of the property. there is a fully equipped kitchen and dining table, perfect for a self-catering stay making use of the fantastic local produce in the area. in the lounge area, there is comfortable seating and a smart tv to be able to relax in the evenings with your favourite movie. there is central heating throughout, ensuring a cosy stay all year round, and a lovely rustic charm all through the cabin. as you move into the bedroom, you will notice the care that has been taken to create this beautiful cabin from the handmade doors, to the bedside tables and wardrobes. the bedroom has an inviting king-size bed and en-suite wet room.
step back outside onto the terrace with outdoor seating and a table, creating an idyllic space to dine al fresco or simply relax with a drink as you enjoy the beautiful sunset across the unspoilt countryside. there is a fire pit which can be used to cook on, perfect for a bbq or to relax in front of on a cooler evening.
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Tucked away in the peaceful hamlet of twyford, this sleek barn conversion is the perfect retreat for couples or solo travellers seeking tranquillity and countryside charm. step outside and you’ll find acres of farmland, quiet lanes, and scenic footpaths ready to ramble at your own pace. cycling enthusiasts can take gentle rides along the country lanes or challenge themselves with trails in the nearby forest of dean. the river wye is also close by, offering opportunities for fishing, leisurely walks along the banks, or even a spot of canoeing for a touch of adventure. for a dash of culture, the area is dotted with delightful market towns brimming with character. hay-on-wye, monmouth, ross-on-wye, and leominster are all within 23 miles, each boasting independent shops, local produce markets, and a welcoming atmosphere for a leisurely day out.
inside, discover a chic, contemporary space designed for unwinding in comfort. the ground floor opens into a bright, vaulted living area, where natural light floods in through bi-folding doors, framing views of the courtyard and the surrounding countryside. curl up in front of the wood burner with a good film, or share a meal around the dining table. the compact yet well-equipped kitchen includes everything you need for a self-catering stay. a staircase within the living area leads to a spacious king-size bedroom on the upper level, complete with an elegant glass balcony overlooking the ground floor. the ground floor also features a gleaming shower room with a rainfall shower. there is the use of a combination washer/dryer machine available in a separate shared area with owners.
outside, a private patio with a table and chairs invites you to enjoy al fresco meals or a morning coffee while taking in the open views. roam the acres of farmland surrounding the property, or unwind in the private hot tub under the stars. there’s ample off-road parking for two cars and secure bike storage is also provided, making it easy to come and go.
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Clock Tower Cottage is a semi-detached three-bedroom house in Whitchurch village, Monmouthshire.
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Cwm Dwr Bluebell Hut is a shepherd's hut in Dulas, Herefordshire sitting on the edge of private bluebell woodland. It overlooks rolling meadows and a hidden valley just across the Welsh border.
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Visitor Rating
9.8
Set in 200 acres of herefordshire farmland where you can leave the car behind and enjoy the local foot paths from your front door. the herefordshire countryside is beautiful throughout the year: the wye valley way offers river walks and golden valleys in autumn, and the forest of dean rich with bluebells and snowdrops in the spring. for cyclists you can join the national cycling trail and the country lanes or venture into the forest for a slightly more challenging terrain; and in summertime why not hire a canoe and take time to enjoy the river wye. a trip to one of the many market towns is a must where you can pick up local produce from a farmers market or browse the independent shops.
enjoy the views across the paddocks as you take the path to your shepherd’s hut, set within your paddock where you can start to unwind and enjoy your stay. the shepherd's hut has been beautifully finished with carved wooden cupboards and gingham curtains to frame the wooden windows. there is a wood burning stove to keep you warm, a bespoke finished kitchen area with hob and fridge freezer. a small table and chairs perfect for a simple supper. the double bed is raised and built in, a cosy space with views onto the countryside and a tv for a rainy day. a pretty wooden wardrobe with bathrobes and carved doors is great for storage. there is a separate hut that offers a spacious shower room with shower and wc.
outside is your private, large and enclosed space where you can relax, a hot tub sits next to the hut where you can enjoy soaking after a day exploring or simply enjoy the night skies. there is also a summer house which stores a bbq for summer dining. there is a table and chairs for two carved from a log further with a fire pit so you can enjoy sundowners whatever the season. there is bike storage and parking for two cars.
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Set within the apple orchards of this thriving fruit farm you will find it hard to leave, there is plenty to explore by foot where you are able to access the waymarked footpaths, or you may wish to take a guided tour of the farm arranged with the estate. set close to the welsh borders and within easy reach of the black mountains, elan valley and shropshire hills all picturesque whatever the time of year and great for walking and cycling. there are many national trust properties, including the weir gardens, croft castle and berrington hall to name a few. a variety of festivals run throughout the year such as the three choirs, ludlow food festival and the famous hay-on-wye book festival.
this traditional cottage is located in a beautiful orchard setting, with extraordinary panoramic views from the welsh black mountains to the south shropshire hills. step into the hallway where you can leave your muddy boots behind, there is access to a ground floor separate wc and further access to the farmhouse style kitchen that is well-equipped and perfect for the best of chefs, there is an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washer/dryer. the interior is typical of its rural surroundings and is filled with rustic antique furniture, making it a real home from home. the large open-plan lounge/diner with cosy sofa’s, open fire, tv/dvd and wooden table and chairs which look onto the onto a south-facing terrace with stunning views. and when the day is done climb the stairs to the first floor where you will find two bedrooms, one double and one twin bedroom. completing the property is the bathroom with bath and wc.
step out onto the south-facing terrace, the views are stunning and perfect for a summer evening unwinding in the hot tub or enjoying an evening meal at the wooden table and chairs and bbq. there is off-road parking for two cars.
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A delightful stone-built cottage nestled in the quaint village of Pencombe, Herefordshire. Open-plan. Garden. Lake views. Rural. Leominster 9.9 miles; Hereford 11.4 miles; Ledbury 15.5 miles; Worcester 18.7 miles.
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9.8
The traditional village of madley is within 1 mile’s walk and offers a well-stocked village store, the renovated red lion pub which serves real ales and great food as well as being family and dog friendly, plus a 9-hole golf course and tennis courts. here you can enjoy a walk from your doorstep across acres of farmland with lakes and small pockets of forestry. or take a stroll 3 miles to the yew tree pub where you can tuck into a lazy lunch. for a more challenging walk, join the offa’s dyke path on the hatterrall ridge, or tackle hay bluff and the black mountains, all within 20 miles. the river wye meanders close by, where you can enjoy a gentler terrain or hire a canoe locally from hereford kayak canoe at preston on wye, 4 miles away. canoe hire is also available from hay-on-wye and glasbury, a 20-mile drive west. a trip to the vibrant market town of hay-on-wye is a must where you can pick up local produce from a farmer’s market, browse the independent shops or relax and enjoy a director's choice movie at booths cinema.
the cottage enjoys an elevated position within sympathetically landscaped grounds and lovely views across the adjoining fields of herefordshire countryside. this lovely cottage and barn conversion have been joined with a contemporary extension offering stunning rooms for your enjoyment. the ground floor has been cleverly designed and offers open-plan living that is perfect for families and friends wanting to spend time together. the living room area boasts cosy seating with an individually-designed wood burning stove – here you can relax in front of the tv beneath the beams in the vaulted ceiling. for dining, a table and chairs gives you space that is perfect for a supper of locally sourced produce. the kitchen is well-equipped with electric oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, and dishwasher. a utility room offers space for muddy boots and coats along with a washing machine and tumble dryer. the ground floor has two bedrooms both super-king-size zip-and-links (that can be made into twin beds on request when booking). the rooms are spacious and enjoy garden views, one feels modern and the other full of original oak beams. there is a jack and jill wet room with separate bath and wc. on the first floor, a large bedroom with vaulted ceiling has a super-king-size bed with an en-suite shower and wc.
the cottage is surrounded by gardens and there is a private hot tub set to the side where you can enjoy catching up with everyone under the stars. a patio area is set up with table and chairs for dining with a large parasol and a bbq. there is parking for several cars along with a secure rack for bikes.
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9.2
This stunning farmhouse is set amongst miles of rolling countryside which stretch out ahead of you. wild horses and mountain sheep lazily cross your path as you drive into the national park from hay on wye. the farmhouse is remote and rural, yet just ten minutes to the lovely town of hay-on-wye famous for its bookshops and festival yet still retains its old market town atmosphere. some of the best walking in the black mountains and brecon beacons is right outside your door or you can hire a bike from hay-on-wye and take one of the mountain bike rides. visit one of the many national trust properties, hergest croft gardens, croft castle, berrington hall or hampton court gardens.
split into two buildings, the main farmhouse and barn have been thoughtfully restored and decorated, with wooden beams, traditional-style furniture and welcoming splashes of colour. the farmhouse has a cosy open-plan living space, with comfortable sofas arranged around an open fire and a family dining table. upstairs, the smart tv, makes a great teenage hangout or a quiet place to enjoy a coffee or late-night tipple. the traditional kitchen has an electric oven and induction hob, lots of storage space and a breakfast table for easy social dining and a utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer. in the barn, you'll also find a lounge/diner, just as cosy, with a wood burner (logs included). the barn kitchen is beautifully designed with a butler's sink and electric oven and induction hob. there are three bedrooms in the farmhouse, 2 king-size and 1 double, and an impressive bathroom with a roll-top bath. the barn has two king-size bedrooms and another fabulous bathroom with a roll-top bath.
outside there is a fantastic terrace with seating and views over the mountains. it's the kind of place you can easily lose a few hours just enjoying nature. there's also a private hot tub with truly amazing views, which is included for your stay.
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Grove Cottage, a detached cottage resting down a lane on an owner’s farm near the town of Leominster, Herefordshire. Woodburning stove. Hot tub. Serene location. Hereford 10.4 miles; Ludlow 14.3 miles.
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Henhouse Farm is a grand, pet-friendly, stone-fronted cottage in Bodenham, Herefordshire with a woodburning stove, hot tub, and countryside views. Leominster 6.2 miles; Hereford 11.3 miles.
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9.6
Horders Cottage is a charming, detached cottage in. Woodburning stove. Countryside views. In a National Park. Couples retreat. Character property. Bronllys 7.5 miles; Bannau Brychein (Brecon Beacons) National Park13.7 miles.
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Three bedroom lodge furnished to a high standard. Private Fishing. Private Hot Tub. Lovely walks from the doorstep. All ground floor with open plan living accommodation. Woodburning stove. Symonds Yat 6.8 miles.
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Enjoying an enviable location within walking distance of the wye valley walk taking in stunning scenery and market towns and villages along the way. with walks from the door across brilliant woods and farmlands and goodrich castle, established in 1095 set majestically within a wooded hill. for enthusiastic cyclists a network of cycle paths will guide you through the forest of dean. take in the magic of puzzle wood and the history of the clearwell caves. the views from symonds yat rock are also not to be missed. also within easy reach the riverside towns of ross-on-wye, hailed as the birthplace of modern tourism with its 17th century market house, and monmouth, the birthplace of henry v.
meander up the hillside and enter through your own private electric wooden gated entrance, the hand crafted storm porch further enhances the traditional stone frontage of this beautiful barn, you’ll be welcomed by the spacious lounge with cosy soft furnishings inviting for a romantic evening in front of the smart tv so you can binge watch your favourite series or watch a movie. the bespoke wooden steps carved out of sleepers will take you into the contemporary styled kitchen, well-equipped for any stay with electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment for your ice cubes, a dishwasher and a washing machine. a comfortable table for two sits next to the window. enter the hallway off the kitchen where you will find a king-size bedroom fit for a king, and a shower room with wc.
take a step outside into your own private courtyard, enjoy a hearty breakfast or an evening bbq, bask in the summer sun on the sun loungers or relax and enjoy the bubbles of your private hot tub with electric awning so it can be enjoyed in all weathers.
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A beautifully finished countryside lodge for two, Little Lugg offers a romantic retreat with a private screened hot tub, cosy woodburner and stylish open?plan living. Peaceful gardens, rural views and easy access to Hereford.
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