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A spacious, detached pod boasting views over the herefordshire countryside and a sparkling lake. an ideal retreat for couples or small families, it offers tranquil surroundings for walkers, cyclists, and anglers. set within 630 acres of farmland and woodland, you’ll find waymarked trails to explore right from your door. after a day of adventure, unwind under the dark skies in your private hot tub, or cosy up in your stylish, open-plan living space.
surrounding area
- enjoy fishing opportunities at the river wye or the property’s coarse fishing lake.
- visit nearby market towns like hay-on-wye, monmouth, ross-on-wye, and leominster for local produce and unique shops.
- explore historical landmarks, castles, and monuments dotted across the county.
rest and recharge
- open-plan living area with sofa, dining table, and countryside views.
- well-equipped kitchen with induction hob, countertop oven, microwave, dishwasher, and fridge.
- king-size bed with built-in storage for a comfortable night's sleep.
- sofa converts to sleep an extra two guests (children only) on request.
- shower room with a modern shower and wc.
outdoor space and on-site facilities
- enclosed garden with outdoor furniture, chimenea, and gas bbq for al fresco dining.
- private hot tub for ultimate relaxation beneath the stars.
- off-road parking for up to three cars is available.
- secure storage shed in the garden for bikes and outdoor equipment.
notable features and highlights
- tranquil, rural setting amid rolling farmland.
- free coarse fishing on two adjacent lakes, perfect for anglers.
- optional spa treatments available, bookable in advance.
- new for 2025 – "zoomies at aconbury". a 2-acre fully enclosed dog walking and play area. set 500 meters from the pods. discounts for guests. subject to availability, weekends are extremely busy. contact the owner for more information
this versatile glamping retreat is perfect for couples or small families seeking both adventure and relaxation in the heart of the countryside. leave the stress behind and reconnect with nature in a setting designed to inspire and rejuvenate.
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9.8
Set in the heart of 630 acres of stunning hereford farmland, this spacious glamping pod is perfect for couples or small families seeking a tranquil escape. with a private enclosed garden, your own hot tub, and breathtaking views of the dark skies, it’s easy to unwind and reconnect with nature. the pod offers a cosy base for exploring local gems such as the wye valley, forest of dean, and brecon beacons. relax in welcoming surroundings, designed for comfort and convenience.
surrounding area
- explore the wye valley way and offa’s dyke, both renowned for their scenic walking routes.
- discover hay-on-wye, known for its iconic bookshops and international literary festival.
- enjoy outdoor adventures such as canoe hire along the river wye.
- a well-stocked coarse fishing lake within the grounds is ideal for keen anglers.
rest and recharge
- open-plan living with a comfortable sofa and a dining table overlooking the countryside.
- fully equipped kitchen with an induction hob, countertop oven, microwave, fridge, and dishwasher.
- king-size bed with built-in storage ensures a restful night’s sleep.
- sofa converts to sleep an extra two guests (children only) on request.
- well-appointed shower room with wc.
outdoor space and on-site facilities
- enclosed private garden with a chimenea, gas bbq, and outdoor dining furniture.
- relax in the luxury of your own hot tub, perfect for unwinding after a long day outdoors.
- free coarse fishing on two well-stocked lakes within the farm’s grounds.
- spa treatments available on-site when pre-booked directly with the owner.
- off-road parking for up to three cars.
notable features and highlights
- located in a peaceful hamlet surrounded by miles of farmland and woodland for scenic walks.
- covered porchway provides storage for muddy boots after a day of walking.
- storage shed available outdoors for added convenience.
perfect for couples searching for a romantic retreat or small families wanting an adventure-filled getaway, this glamping pod offers a slow-paced escape with all the comforts you need to feel at home.
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9.8
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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9.8
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
Located just 4.5 miles from bromyard, this charming cabin offers the perfect escape in a peaceful countryside setting. nestled on the grounds of a riding school, it’s an excellent choice for horse enthusiasts, with opportunities for lessons or hacks through serene woods and open fields. the cabin itself is a warm retreat, thoughtfully crafted with rustic charm and modern comforts. the nearby bromyard downs and river frome offer scenic walks, while day trips to worcester and hereford promise shopping, dining, and cultural exploration.
surrounding area
- the national trust's brockhampton offers a medieval manor house with nature trails.
- for a taste of city life, worcester (12 miles) and hereford (19 miles) are easily accessible.
- great malvern (15 miles) is ideal for exploring walking trails and its spa town charm.
living space
- open-plan lounge, kitchen, and diner with countryside views.
- comfortable seating area with a smart tv.
- fully equipped kitchen and dining table for self-catering stays.
bedrooms and bathrooms
- one king-size bedroom with handmade furniture.
- en-suite wet room with wc.
outdoor space and on-site facilities
- terrace with an outdoor dining table and seating.
- fire pit for a bbq or a cosy evening under the stars.
- access to the riding school, catering to riders of all levels.
highlights and notable features
- thoughtful craftsmanship and rustic charm throughout.
- stunning backdrop with views of the malvern hills and cotswolds on the horizon.
- head out on a hack through the countryside with the on-site riding school.
perfect for couples or solo travellers, this inviting cabin offers a peaceful retreat with opportunities for countryside adventures and riding activities. create your ideal getaway surrounded by nature, culture, and comfort.
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Set within a picturesque 17-acre farm in craswall, with breathtaking views of the black mountains, this off-grid glamping escape offers a unique and private retreat for two. the quirky wagon, complete with an arched roof and charming details, provides a cosy sanctuary surrounded by tranquillity. ideal for couples, the property’s serene setting allows you to relax and unwind while immersing yourself in the peaceful countryside, far removed from everyday life.
surrounding area
- the village of longtown is just 1.5 miles away and offers local produce and a warm community atmosphere.
- hay-on-wye, known for its exceptional bookshops, independent galleries, and vibrant cafes, plus its famous literary festival.
- explore scenic trails through the black mountains, or hike to pen-y-fan, south wales’ highest peak, for panoramic views.
- discover the brecon beacons mountain railway for a nostalgic ride or visit the big pit mining museum to uncover local history.
rest and recharge
- the wagon features a comfortable full-sized double bed, perfect for a restful night’s sleep.
- a wood burner provides warmth and creates a cosy ambiance for those cooler evenings.
- a compact kitchen area includes a gas oven, hob, cool storage, and sink. water for washing up is heated on the hob, adding to the off-grid charm.
- enjoy meals at the folding dining table, positioned by the window for stunning countryside vistas.
- the facilities include an outdoor gas-powered hot shower and a modern compost loo for your convenience.
outdoor space and on-site facilities
- the wagon’s veranda and outdoor seating area provide the perfect spots to admire the sweeping views.
- a campfire area is ready for use, with all the utensils you need to cook up something delicious.
- explore the farm’s 17 acres, home to horses, donkeys, and chickens, while soaking in the serene surroundings.
- enjoy wild swimming at the water hole or book a memorable donkey picnic experience with the friendly owners (extra cost).
- private off-road parking for one car is available on site.
notable features and highlights
- quirky and stylish arched roof wagon with charming details.
- idyllic off-grid retreat offering complete privacy and stunning countryside views.
- unique experiences such as wild swimming and donkey picnics available on site.
- close to beautiful hiking paths, cultural attractions, and local amenities.
perfect for couples seeking a peaceful and unique getaway, this charming property combines off-grid living with modern comforts. its tranquil surroundings are ideal for relaxing, unwinding, and making lasting memories in an unspoilt location. privacy is assured, but the friendly owners are nearby should you wish to arrange special experiences or need assistance during your stay.
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9.8
Set within 200 acres of herefordshire countryside, this idyllic shepherd’s hut provides the perfect escape for couples. nestled in its own private paddock, the hut offers direct access to local footpaths, allowing guests to explore the surrounding countryside straight from the doorstep. the area is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, from river walks in the wye valley to the breathtaking forest of dean.
surrounding area
- discover the wye valley way with its scenic river walks and stunning golden valleys in autumn.
- visit the forest of dean, vibrant with bluebells in the spring and offering more challenging terrain for hikers and cyclists.
- explore the local market towns, perfect for picking up fresh produce at farmers’ markets or browsing charming independent shops.
- try a canoeing adventure along the river wye for a unique perspective of the area.
rest and recharge
- the beautifully crafted shepherd’s hut features carved wooden cupboards and gingham curtains for a cosy touch.
- a wood burner keeps you warm, while the bespoke kitchen is equipped with an electric oven, hob, fridge freezer and a small dining table.
- the raised double bed offers countryside views and comes with a tv for cosy evenings in.
- separate hut with a spacious shower room, including a walk-in shower and wc.
outdoor space and on-site facilities
- large, enclosed private garden with views across the paddocks, perfect for relaxing in peace.
- a hot tub for unwinding after a day of exploration.
- summerhouse equipped with a bbq for outdoor dining.
- charming log-carved table and chairs beside a fire pit, ideal for enjoying evenings outdoors year-round.
- bike storage and parking for two cars are available on-site.
notable features and highlights
- scenic and peaceful surroundings in the heart of the herefordshire countryside.
- direct access to local footpaths, making it ideal for walkers.
- cosy, unique accommodation with charming decor and thoughtful amenities.
- perfect outdoor setting, complete with a hot tub, bbq and fire pit.
this delightful shepherd’s hut is perfect for couples seeking a romantic countryside escape. whether you’re looking to reconnect with nature, explore the beautiful wye valley, or simply relax in comfort, this property promises a magical stay.
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Visitor Rating
10
This chocolate-box cottage amongst the trees provides a peaceful retreat for couples and small families to switch off and relax. you’ll find many waymarked walking trails branching away from the property, and you’re also welcome to take a guided tour of the farm, by prior arrangement. further walking opportunities await in the nearby black mountains and shropshire hills. in the evenings, watch the sun set over the hills from your south-facing terrace.
the picture-postcard holiday home, set amongst the apple trees of a thriving fruit farm, has a rustic style, with country-cottage decor and charming original features. the farmhouse-style kitchen is a joy to cook in, with everything you need for a self-catering break. a large lounge/diner forms the heart of the home and has comfortable sofas arranged around an open fire and tv/dvd. a wooden dining table sits next to the window, offering far-reaching countryside views as you dine together. the two bedrooms and family bathroom are upstairs. outside, discover a south-facing terrace with magnificent views, with a private hot tub and furniture for al fresco dining.
the picturesque town of kington (3 miles) has a myriad of shops, art galleries, boutiques, and cafes lining its historic streets, as well as weekly markets selling delicious local produce. the town is also home to england’s highest 18-hole golf course, and is the start of the long-distance mortimer trail. the beautiful hergest croft gardens are just outside the town and are a must for any horticulture enthusiasts, with a national collection of maples and birches and more than 80 champion trees. from the cottage it’s easy to take a day trip to the literary town of hay-on-wye (15 miles) or the cathedral city of hereford (18 miles).
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10
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
Every feature has been thought of in this exceptional countryside property, a place where even the dogs have their own space in a versatile utility room! accommodating a group of six guests, perfect for families or friends, this impressive property provides an essential base for walking, mountain biking and sightseeing days out in herefordshire and across the border into the welsh countryside. experience movie evenings, dips in the hot tub and uninterrupted nights of sleep when staying in this rural holiday home, the property always offers a perfect end to any busy day filled with local tours and outdoor adventure.
luxe features and rich tones have been utilised to elevate the decor of this fabulous house. leave coats and boots in the downstairs utility room before making yourselves at home in the sociable open-plan living space, an area kept cosy thanks to the warming wood burner. bespoke kitchen fittings, a central breakfast bar and an ample-sized dining table wait for mealtimes, however, you can also choose to wander through patio doors and dine in the large, enclosed garden. after an evening of lounging in the hot tub or making use of the sky tv, you’ll be pleased to find three bedrooms await you. two super-king-size rooms with zip-and-link beds can be found on the ground floor and a final super-king-size master is just upstairs.
despite its rural location, the property is just 1 mile from the village of madley with its country pub and scenic herefordshire walks. unearth the beauty of the local area with a mosey along the river wye (1 mile), a route that crosses over the england-wales border and into the eclectic nearby town of hay-on-wye (15 miles) that’s well worth a visit. also on the riverside is the weir garden (4.5 miles), a beautiful pocket of national trust-maintained natural beauty offering nature to be explored.
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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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Boasting a hot tub, two patio areas with unobstructed countryside views and the added comfort of a wood burner, this luxury converted barn has everything you need for a relaxing and memorable getaway with your small family or partner. up to four guests can explore the brecon beacons national park and historical landmarks nearby during a holiday on the edge of the border to wales.
enter the stone-built barn to find a spacious and elegant open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner which is filled with natural light through the large patio doors. the wooden beamed ceiling, country-style decor and earthy tones throughout create a traditional cottage feel. surrounding the wood burner and an antique-style coffee table on top of a patterned red and white rug are two plump leather armchairs and a large sofa. mealtimes can be enjoyed at the central circular dining table with four chairs. walk past the wooden pillar to reach a sleek ‘u’-shaped fitted kitchen with granite worktops. upstairs is a white and wooden family bathroom containing a spacious shower and a roll-top bath. completing this floor are two bedrooms – a king-size with a sleigh bed and an en-suite plus a super-king-size zip-and-link. outside, you’ll find two patio areas, one with furniture and a hot tub the other with a covered seating area and a bbq.
while staying in a rural location in the tops of longtown valley, wander past the pub and convenience shop before stopping at the castle in the quiet village of longtown (2 miles). head into the brecon beacons national park (1 mile) for a stroll around nant-y-bedd garden (14 miles) or hike to the summit of waun fach in the black mountains (14.5 miles). also nearby are the 12th-century white castle (14.5 miles) and hay-on-wye (14.5 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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Visitor Rating
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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Set within the tranquil countryside near knighton, this charming lodge provides an ideal retreat for couples or small families seeking a peaceful getaway. surrounded by scenic beauty and with easy access to hiking trails, it’s perfect for outdoor enthusiasts looking to explore the welsh landscape. offering a stylish yet cosy interior with underfloor heating and inviting spaces, the property ensures a comfortable stay all year round. guests can also enjoy a private hot tub and outdoor areas for relaxation and stargazing.
surrounding area
- explore the offa's dyke path, 3 miles away, for breathtaking views of hills and valleys.
- visit griffin-lloyd shooting ground and phil price rally school, both within 4.5 miles.
- discover the serene radnor forest, 17 miles away, or the red kite feeding station, 25 miles from the property.
- history and railway enthusiasts can enjoy the nearby heart of wales line in knucklas, with its dramatic scenery and viaducts.
- dine at the castle inn pub, less than 1 mile away, offering locally sourced british and thai cuisine.
living space
- bright and inviting open-plan living area with sumptuous sofas and smart tv for relaxation after a day of exploring.
- well-equipped kitchen for preparing meals, adding a homely touch to your stay.
- modern dining space perfect for meals with family or friends.
bedrooms and bathrooms
- two stylishly decorated bedrooms, one king-size and one twin, offering restful and luxurious comfort.
- large shower room featuring a walk-in shower and wc.
outdoor space and on-site facilities
- private terrace with a hot tub and countryside views, perfect for unwinding in the fresh air.
- front lawn area with a picnic bench for outdoor dining or relaxing moments.
- off-road parking is available for guests.
- accessible through bi-fold doors, making it easy to step outside and enjoy the surrounding landscape.
highlights and notable features
- underfloor heating throughout the property to ensure a cosy stay any time of the year.
- tasting a mix of modern and rustic interiors for a stylish yet warm atmosphere.
- perfect for stargazing or relaxing evenings with friends and family on the private terrace.
this lodge is perfectly suited for small families, couples, or groups seeking a comfortable rural escape with access to captivating natural surroundings and local attractions. holly lodge heyope, situated next door, is also available, making this a great option for larger groups travelling together who wish to maintain their own space.
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9.8
Feel your shoulders drop as you sink into the hot tub in the garden of this single-storey countryside cottage in the wye valley national landscape. enjoy a romantic escape filled with alfresco dining and cosy movie nights with your partner and two canine companions. during the daytime, you can explore the scenic riverside and forest walking trails, nearby historical landmarks and charming market towns.
enter the barn through the porch into the welcoming lounge with neutral tones with a splash of red, wooden furnishings and glass patio doors. snuggle up on the leather sofa in front of the smart tv while wrapped up in a soft blanket. inside the green and white kitchen/diner is a contemporary one-wall fitted kitchen with glossy cabinets and grey countertops. opposite is a small dining table for two beside the window. continue through the hallway to reach a shower room and a king-size bedroom. outside, you will find a private courtyard with a hot tub, a bbq and furniture.
while staying in the hamlet of kerne bridge, you could start your day with a pick-me-up from the local cafe before taking the hounds for a stroll along the river wye (both within 1 mile). discover the history of the area with a trip to the ruins of goodrich castle (2 miles) and soak up the panoramic views from coppett hill (2.5 miles). cross the border to wales and follow the hiking trails around duchess ride viewpoint (15.5 miles). just 3.5 miles away is the riverside town of ross-on-wye, the birthplace of henry v, where you can get your hands on antiques or stop for a bite to eat.
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A beautiful quaint lodge near Hereford, Herefordshire. Woodburning stove. Romantic. Hot tub. Smart TV. Leominster 11.3 miles; Worcester 23.7 miles; Gloucester 29.5 miles.
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This fantastic reverse-level barn conversion rests in Cross Keys, Herefordshire. Hot tub. Open-plan living. Garden with furniture. Countryside views. Leominster 11.3 miles.
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