Log Cabins to RentCanoe down the River Wye, or rock climb at Symonds Yat, Cycle around the Black and White villages of Herefordshire, sampling the local cider as you go. Visit the lovely market towns of Ledbury or Leominster, not forgetting the see the famous Mappa Mundi in Hereford Cathedral.
Set within Herefordshire countryside with plenty to explore on foot, a haven for enthusiastic walkers with access to waymarked footpaths from your front door to include a farm walk where you can explore the immediate area. Situated close to the Welsh Boarder and Shropshire where you can enjoy the Elan valley, Back Mountains and Shropshire hills. There are many villages and market towns to include Hay on Wye, famous for its book shops and festivals and Hereford, with its cathedral, Mappa Mundi and Chained Library are close. 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 Bishops Castle Folk Festival. Enjoying an elevated location and sympathetically restored to blend into the countryside, a clever mix of natural stone, wooden cladding and corrugated iron offer a contemporary twist. Step inside where you will be pleasantly surprised by the high rolling ceilings, exposed wooden frame and stunning views across the farm and countryside. The living space is open plan and perfect for catching up with friends after a day exploring. The lounge area is warmed by a wood burner perfect for lounging in front the Smart TV and DVD. For dining a generously sized table and chairs where you can enjoy a hearty supper. The kitchens dark green units and white marble work tops finish the room, well equipped with electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. There is a useful utility room with washing machine and separate WC. This single storey barn has two bedrooms each situated at each end of the barn. A king size zip and link (which can be made into a 2ft 6" twin on request) with en suite shower over bath and WC. A king size zip and link (which can be made into a 2ft 6" twin on request) with en suite shower and WC. If you require a highchair or cot please request at time of booking. Outside to the rear of the barn accessed via the stone steps, a terraced area set with a hot tub and wooden benches, where you can enjoy the evening sun whilst enjoying the views. There is off road parking for two cars.
The granary s location enjoys the best of both rural and town life. It sits on a working smallholding, where you can meet goats and enjoy fresh Wye produce. Head off for a countryside walk along the banks of the River Wye, or even a shallow paddle. When you re ready for some culture, the vibrant literary hub of Hay on Wye is less than a mile s stroll, home of events and hang outs for wordsmiths. There s even a 12th century castle if you fancy taking in some Welsh history. The property itself is a sweet, traditional stone granary, but renovated in a contemporary country style. Head up a set of external steps to reach the living space: a long open plan space leading from a comfy, relaxing lounge to a kitchen and dining area. Here you have everything you need to create romantic meals for two, and enjoy them at the dining table with the light of the valley washing through the space. . Freshen up in the large shower before heading to bed in the light super king size bedroom, separated from the living space by a curtain and boasting views across the winding River Wye. Outside the property, revel in the country air. The balcony faces the fields of this active smallholding and has outdoor furniture so you can enjoy an al fresco drink as the sun sets.
The barn sits on the land of a working smallholding, so your first holiday activity may well be sampling the fresh produce. Head off for a mile s walk into the heart of Hay on Wye, browse independent shops and cafes, attend a literary event, and soak in the town s bookish history. Or take a stroll around Hay Castle, a 12th century medieval fort and 17th century mansion, before stretching your legs on one of the many walks that wind into the Brecon Beacons National Park. The barn itself has been thoughtfully and stylishly converted. The rooms flow into one another, in an open plan yet cosy design, brought together with natural tones and traditional details, like the flagstone floor. The main space is a bright sitting room, where you ll find elegant seating, a wood burner and TV, and French doors leading out to the patio. The kitchen is a sweet space with a dining table, perfect for romantic meals. Walk through and you ll come to your shower room and luxurious king size bedroom, dressed with vintage French furniture and with an inspiring view of the fields to wake up to. Outside the barn, you have your own patio area with a BBQ so you can sit out in the fresh air and enjoy your morning coffee before heading into town.
The small hamlet of Eye sits within the Herefordshire countryside close to the Shropshire and Welsh borders, an area that is steeped in history, within walking distance of the National Trust Berrington Hall and just 5 miles from Croft Castle. A well trodden footpath will take you into Luston where you can enjoy food at the local pub. Nearby is the vibrant market town of Leominster renowned for its local antique and curiosity shops, and a short drive leads you to the cathedral city of Hereford. Just over the border is the market town of Ludlow with its medieval castle and its bustling farmers market and food centre bursting with local produce. Further afield is The Elan Valley, Offa s Dyke, and The Black Mountains. We are delighted to welcome this beautiful barn into our exclusive Joules Collection. You'll find the brand's signature style throughout the property, particularly in one of the bedrooms which features sumptuously soft Joules bedding. Take some time to enjoy the views before you step down into a courtyard, landscaped with reclaimed wood and seasonal planting along with the cedar clad exterior which blends well into the surroundings. Step inside the hallway and enjoy the simple artwork of the local market towns and places of interest. The accommodation offers open plan living within the original shell of a farm building, you can relax with friends in the cosy lounge in front of the wood burner. For dining, the round table and chairs are perfect for a hearty supper of local produce whilst you enjoy the views. The kitchen area will test the best of chefs, cool and contemporary with an induction hob, microwave, fridge, freezer and dishwasher, and an island where you can keep the chef amongst you company. There is a utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer. So, when the day is done you will find the two bedrooms, a king size with TV and another king size enjoying countryside views. There is a bathroom with bath, separate walk in rain water shower and WC. For additional storage there is also a cupboard in the hallway. Outside the barn has been cleverly landscaped, to the rear you can enjoy uninterrupted views whilst you sit and dine. To the front is a courtyard with seating. There is ample off road parking and bike storage available.
The peaceful hamlet of Twyford sits just four miles south of the city of Hereford, here you can enjoy acres of farmland where you are free to explore, along with many footpaths and quiet lanes accessible from the property. For cyclists you can enjoy the country lanes or venture into the Forest of Dean for a more challenging terrain. The river Wye is also within reach and great for fishing, walking, and canoeing. For a little culture there are many market towns worthy of a visit where you can pick up local produce from a farmers market or browse the independent shops. Hay on Wye, Monmouth, Ross on Wye and Leominster all welcome you with an eclectic range of independent shops. Enjoy the drive through this peaceful hamlet and you will soon arrive to see the farmhouse set within acres of countryside. Step inside to the ground floor which has a chic and contemporary style and offers a great space for you to relax in style. From the entrance hall you access the open plan living space, you will be pleasantly surprised by the vaulted ceiling and natural light created from the bi folding doors offering views onto the courtyard and open countryside. You can relax in style in front of the wood burner whilst enjoying a good film, and for dining there is a generously sized table and chairs if you choose to entertain. The kitchen area is compact and well equipped with electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. And when the day is done a staircase within the living space gives access to a generously sized king size bedroom with an elegant glass balcony overlooking the living space. On the ground floor there is a shower room with shower and WC. There is also access to a washer/dryer accessed from the main living space, not sole use. Outside an open aspect patio area with table and chairs can be found and guests are also free to explore the acres of farmland. There is off road parking for one car and storage for bikes.
The peaceful hamlet of Allensmore sits deep within the Herefordshire countryside. Here you can walk from your doorstep across acres of farmland and open countryside, taking in the views and wildlife along the way. For a more challenging terrain, join the Offa s Dyke Path on the Hatterrall Ridge, or tackle Hay Bluff and the Black Mountains. For keen anglers, the River Wye meanders close by where you can enjoy coarse fishing with a day permit. For more fun on the water, hire a canoe locally from Hereford Kayak Canoe at Preston on Wye. 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. Set within the grounds of the owner s home, this retreat is perfect for couples wanting to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Access is via the covered, wooden framed parking area, where there is storage for muddy boots, bikes, and fishing equipment. Climb the stairs to enter the open plan living space which is light and spacious and finished with a contemporary twist. The lounge area is perfect for relaxing after a long day sink into the sofa and enjoy a good movie on the TV. For dining, the table and chairs are perfect for two. The kitchen area is well equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave, and fridge with an ice compartment. To the front of the barn conversion is a generously sized double bedroom where you can enjoy a good night s rest. There is a shower room with shower and WC. Outside, tucked away to the rear of the barn, there is an enclosed garden with table and chairs and BBQ for summer dining. There is off road covered parking for one car, and storage for bikes.
Set deep in the beautiful countryside of the Herefordshire, Shropshire & Welsh borders. Perfectly placed for exploring the area and close to many national and local walking and cycle routes that criss cross the landscape, including Mortimer s Trail from Ludlow to Kington, which passes the property. There is also the picturesque black and white village trail which visits nearby Pembridge, Eardisland, and Weobley. Within a 23 mile radius visit the market towns of Leominster, Ludlow, and Hay on Wye with their antiques, food, and literary festivals. If you are feeling energetic then head to the local mountain bike trails, River Wye kayaking, and the mountains of the Brecon Beacons. The barn has retained all its charm whilst offering a luxurious and relaxing stay, offering accommodation across two floors, On the first floor there is an oak beamed, open plan living space with wood floors and a cosy electric fire, with views east and west over pastures, hedgerows, and woodland, ideal for spotting Buzzards and Red Kites. On the ground floor, is a kitchen/diner with a well equipped kitchen offering an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, dishwasher, and a washer/dryer. Also, on the ground floor there is a double aspect king size beamed bedroom with views over the smallholding, and finally the shower room with a large walk in shower and WC. Outside you can enjoy the sun throughout the day, enjoy dining in the small courtyard, or have a morning coffee on the bench. There is a private hot tub with a seating area that is accessed up from the barn. There is off road parking for one car.
The cottage enjoys a great location on the fringes of the picturesque village of Preston on Wye. It is set within an established campsite from which you can access the River Wye where you can hire a canoe, enjoy coarse fishing with a day permit, or simply enjoy the wildlife along the Wye Valley Way. For more challenging terrain, join the Offa s Dyke Path on the Hatterall Ridge (17 miles), or tackle Hay Bluff and the Black Mountains (16 miles). Golfers can head for the nine holes at the Brampton golf course (5 miles). A trip to the vibrant market town of Hay on Wye (12 miles) is a must, where you can pick up local produce from a farmers market, browse the independent shops or relax and enjoy a director's choice movie at Booth s Cinema. This converted barn enjoys a great location where guests can take full advantage of the River Wye, the small on site farm shop and campsite rustic bar. Step inside the accommodation into an open plan living area which offers everything you will need during your stay. Feel right at home in the cosy lounge area with a two seater sofa and Smart TV, a dining table and chairs along with a well equipped kitchen with an electric oven and gas hob and fridge with ice compartment. There is a bathroom with a handheld shower, and a WC. A small spiral staircase offers access to a double bedroom where you can enjoy countryside views. Outside, guests can enjoy an open area with table and chairs. Guests can also access the campsite facilities to include, farm shop, rustic bar and canoe hire. There is parking for one car and secure bike storage.
The Olchon Valley is situated on the Herefordshire/Welsh border within the Black Mountains on the eastern edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park. It s an area of special scientific interest, with a profusion of birds, plants, and animals, some rare, along with no light pollution it is a great place for stargazing. Here, you can leave the car behind and head into the Black Mountains, climb onto the Hatterrall Ridge to join the Offa s Dyke Path where you can walk out to the Hay Bluff and Twmpa, or enjoy the ruins of Llanthony Priory. There is also canoeing, pony trekking, and climbing available within the park. For a more cultured day out, you can visit one of the many market towns including Hay on Wye (12.5 miles), Abergavenny (13 miles), and Crickhowell (21 miles). Set deep in a valley across acres of farmland, here you can step back in time and relax within the grounds of a working livestock farm. This traditional barn situated within the heart of the farmyard offers spacious accommodation with many original features. Step inside and leave your boots within the utility area, you will find a Belfast sink which is great for rinsing muddy boots along with a WC. From here you will step into the lounge/dining area, a charming space with low ceilings, exposed beams, and stone walls. There is a deep windowsill perfect for a lazy afternoon with a good book, comfortable seating, a wood burning stove, and a TV. For dining a generous table that will easily seat 4 guests. There is a well equipped kitchen with an electric oven and hob, microwave, and fridge with an ice compartment. From the lounge, there are a couple of steps up to a spacious bedroom with a king size bed. There is an en suite shower room with a shower and WC. Outside guests can make the most of the enclosed gardens to the front and rear of the barn. There is space for dining with a table and chairs, along with a dedicated area to cook on the BBQ. There is off road parking for two cars and storage for bikes.
Set deep in the Herefordshire countryside, the rural village of Peterstow is an ideal base to explore the Wye Valley and Forest of Dean. A haven for walkers and cyclists, you can enjoy riverside walks along the Wye (1.5 miles) or climb the trail to Symonds Yat Rock (6 miles) where you can take in the outstanding view of the valley. The Forest of Dean is steeped in history with ancient oak woodlands, pine forests, and wildlife, and caters well for both walking and cycling. Step back in time at Clearwell Caves or Hopewell Colliery (both 12 miles). You ll be spoilt for choice with market towns, as both Monmouth (9.5 miles) and Ross on Wye (3 miles) are within easy reach. Ross on Wye is hailed as the birthplace of modern tourism with its 17th century market house, and Monmouth is the birthplace of Henry V. Surrounded by rolling countryside and set within the grounds of the owner s home, this traditional stone barn is simply perfect for couples and small families wanting to explore the Wye Valley. The barn is both beautifully presented and spacious, offering access via the open garage which is a great place for muddy boots after a day of exploring. Step inside to the kitchen/diner, a spacious room with a contemporary and well equipped kitchen, with a table and chairs where you can enjoy a leisurely breakfast before a busy day. From the kitchen you have access to the lounge, the very heart of the barn conversion, with large picture windows and exposed beams. There are comfortable sofas and armchairs, a large wall mounted TV, and a great selection of books and board games. For more formal dining there is a table and chairs suitable for five enjoying views of the gardens. There is also a handy WC on the ground floor. The open staircase with a mezzanine landing showcases the frame of the barn, here you can enjoy a coffee and the morning paper relaxing in one of the two armchairs. The hallway leads the way to the bedrooms where guests have the choice of a double room with Velux windows and ample storage, and a twin room. Completing the first floor is the shower room. Outside, guests can relax in style on the patio area with comfortable seating that s suitable for summer dining.
