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.
Enjoying a private setting within the grounds of a small holding, you are free to roam the meadows, or venture further afield. A network of well waymarked footpaths are ideal for walkers, while winding country lanes enable cyclists to discover neighbouring villages and hamlets. Nearby the vibrant market town of Leominster renowned for its local antique and curiosity shops, the ideal location for a relaxing browse, and a short drive leads you to the beautiful cathedral city of Hereford. Just over the border into Shropshire is the market town of Ludlow with its medieval castle, a food enthusiast s paradise due to its bustling farmers market and food centre bursting with local produce. There are many National Trust gardens that are open seasonally within easy reach including Berrington hall and Brockhampton Estate and Croft Castle. Slightly further afield you can reach The Elan Valley with its visitors centre, Offa s Dyke, and The Black Mountains. The world famous literary town of Hay on wye is also easily accessible. Within a one minute drive, less than 0.5 miles there is The Grove, which houses a ten pin bowling alley, adventure golf, driving range and 2 x 9 hole golf courses and a restaurant. Set within the owner's grounds and surrounded by rich pastures and meadows, you ll start to unwind as you travel up the driveway. This single storey wooden lodge enjoys panoramic countryside views. Shallow wooden steps that lead to the front door and into the entrance porch, a place where you can leave the day behind with room for coats and boots. A spacious hallway leads into the open plan living space where you will be greeted by the vaulted ceiling and picture windows which frame the beautiful surrounding countryside. This room has an eclectic style and has been finished with local artwork and reclaimed treasures from times gone by. The cleverly divided space offers a lounge area where you can relax in front of the wood burner and enjoy catching up with friends, as well as space for dining where you can gather around the reclaimed table. The kitchen area has a contemporary finish, complemented with open galvanised rack stocked with vintage china. There is an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. When the day is done you will find two bedrooms, a king size bedroom with views onto the countryside and a twin zip and link (that can be made into a super king by request when booking). There is a spacious bathroom with shower over bath and WC. Outside there is an enclosed garden including BBQ and a patio with table and chairs, and you are also free to wander the enclosed meadows within the grounds where you can meet the local farm life. In the evening, you can take a glass of wine up to the elevated platform and watch the sun go down with panoramic views across the Welsh hills. There is off road parking for two cars and a lockable shed for bike storage.
Nestling in the beautiful Black Mountains just north of the Brecon Beacons National Park, in the village of Craswall. Pop to Longtown for local produce, a short distance down the road or to Hay on Wye where you re bound to find any book you can think of. Try out Booth s bookshop with its small cinema and cafe. The town is full independent and local shops, cafes and great events including the renowned Hay on Wye Literary Festival. Stroll the local paths or hike to the summit of Pen y Fan, the highest point in South Wales. Train enthusiasts will love the Brecon Beacons Mountain Railway and don t miss out on the Big Pit Mining Museum. History, culture and outdoor activities are in abundance here. A unique experience awaits you in this quirky cabin set by the small wood on this 17 acre farm with horses, donkeys and chickens. Walk through the enclosed garden down to the wooden porch with rocking chair and into the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. Wood panelled rooms, checked curtains, intriguing artworks, Western saddle and cowboy library to read through, it s an interior where the American frontier lifestyle meets the Welsh borders with all your creature comforts to enhance your stay. If you decide to eat in there s a small electric oven and hob, fridge and Belfast sink. The water will need to be heated on the hob for washing up though, a small chore in this lovely setting. The dining table and chairs are perfectly positioned by the window to enjoy a hearty breakfast. The electric shower, with WC, is a great way to start the day. After a full day exploring just relax on the sofa, lose yourself in a good book, watch a film on the TV/DVD or just snuggle up by the wood burner. The cosy bedroom has been designed for a good night s sleep with double bed and dreamcatcher on the wall. Outside the enclosed garden is sided by trees with a paved area, grass, seating areas on the decked porch and table and chairs for al fresco dining. The range style fencing is across the 17 acre sanctuary farm with horses, donkeys and chickens. Walk down to the water hole for wild swimming, meet with the owners for private donkey picnics in the wood or find out more from the resident horse listener. This is a unique and special place for a couple to retreat and unwind. Private off road parking for one car is available at the property. If you are bringing your bikes you can lock them by the side of the cabin. The owners are on site though privacy is assured. Donkey rambles are available This is a walk with a pack donkey Booking essential through the owner on arrival There is an extra cost for this
Set within the heart of the Herefordshire countryside with plenty to explore on foot, a haven for enthusiastic walkers with acres of farmland with a well marked farm walk enjoying the farm scenery wildlife and mature woodlands Enjoying a central location and perfect for exploring the Black Mountains, Elan Valley and Shropshire Hills. With 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 Bromyard Folk Festival. Enjoy the views across the farmland and wooded valleys, you will see the shepherds hut in the distance overlooking the wildlife pond. The hut has wooden steps with double wooden doors, opening into a spacious living area with two armchairs that front a wood burner and Smart TV/DVD, a breakfast bar with raised stools for dining and a kitchen with electric hob, microwave and fridge freezer. And when the day is done there is a bedroom where you can enjoy a peaceful night s rest in the king size zip and link (which can be made into a 2ft 6" twin on request), and when morning breaks a terrace where you can enjoy a morning coffee. There is a shower room with shower and WC. The shepherds hut has a terrace to the front with table and chairs and a hot tub, here you can enjoy the views across the pond and watch the world go by. There is also a raised terrace of the bedroom area. There is parking for two cars.
Enjoying an enviable location at the foot of the Black Mountains within the grounds of the owners working farm, enjoying the open countryside beautifully furnished creating the perfect romantic bolt hole for couples to enjoy. Step back in time within this peaceful hamlet, with its traditional village store and parlour pub offering a friendly welcome to all that come and stay. With some of the best walking within the area from your doorstep, explore the Black Mountains, and join the Offa s Dyke pathway which will take you deeper into the countryside. Ideal for touring with the market towns of Abergavenny with its Norman Castle and farmers market within easy reach, Hay on Wye with many book shops and festivals throughout the year, make the most of the Herefordshire countryside and follow the Great Cider Route, or join in the many local food festivals held throughout the year. The compact open plan accommodation offers Living/kitchen/diner/sleeping area: Sleeping area has a double bed and TV. Kitchen area, with gas hob and fridge. Shower room: with shower and WC. Outside: garden area with garden furniture and BBQ. Amenities: off road parking. Bed linen, towels, electric and underfloor heating included. Regret no smoking. 1 dog welcome. Location: pub and shop within walking distance. Arrival: 3pm.
Set in the peaceful hamlet of Twyford, within the heart of the Herefordshire countryside where you can enjoy a wealth of walking from your front door, there are 36 acres of grounds of which you are free to explore along with a network of pathways. Also, within easy reach the Wye Valley Way, Offa s Dyke and the Forest of Dean. For cyclists you can enjoy 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. 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, Hay on Wye is famed for books and the annual international literary festival and the market towns of Ross on Wye, Monmouth and Leominster all welcome you with an eclectic range of independent shops. You ll enjoy the drive through the pretty Herefordshire hamlet before arriving at the shepherd s hut, peacefully secluded within the fringes of a mature meadow enjoying the shade of trees that blossom in the springtime. The hut sits to the rear with wooden steps up to the front door. Step inside and back in time, the interior has been finished in keeping of times gone by with simple cladded walls and picture windows. There is a wood burner with logs to keep you warm in the cooler months, a kitchen area with electric hob, small fridge, microwave, kettle and toaster. A folding down oak table with 2 stools. A double bed and a spacious shower and WC. Outside the area has been enclosed and offers a private hot tub where you can relax and stargaze. There is also a gas BBQ and table and chairs for supper outdoors. There is a storage shed that is suitable for bikes and off road parking for one car.
You will be well served within this peaceful oasis where you can relax by the natural swimming pool or stroll through the acres of mature woodland. You are just a short drive from the vibrant market town of Ledbury, where you will find an excellent choice of amenities offering good local food and crafts. Known for its unique black and white timber frame cottages, lying on the border of Herefordshire, Gloucestershire and Worcestershire, this ideal location showcases the region's finest country, and wealth of historic towns and villages, including the Malvern Hills, or Hereford, Gloucester and Worcester. For the best of both worlds, there is a train station just a short distance away to take a stress free train ride on the direct Worcester and Hereford line to London. Drive through the electric gates and into the woodland and as daylight appears again you will gain your first glimpse of the cluster of traditional lodges. The wooden steps will lead you to the terrace where you can step inside to the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The lounge area is spacious with comfortable sofas ready for you to sink into and relax after a day exploring, there is also a TV/DVD where you can enjoy a movie when the nights draw in. The kitchen/diner is set to the rear, the kitchen is well equipped with gas oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer dishwasher and washing machine. The dining area offers seating for everyone to enjoy a meal together. When the day is done you can find two bedrooms just off the small hallway, a comfortable king size and a twin. Completing the accommodation is the shower room with shower and WC. Step outside onto the terrace at the rear of the property where there is seating for everyone to enjoy al fresco dining, a great BBQ, outdoor shower and private hot tub. You also have access to the natural outdoor swimming pool, and a shared sauna and gym. There is allocated off road parking for two cars. 1 dog welcome
Set high in the foothills of the Black Mountains, this open plan cabin is simply perfect for couples that have an appetite for adventure. The farm is situated within Craswall on the Herefordshire/Wales border, within the Black Mountains on the eastern edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park. Here, you can leave the car behind and head into the Black Mountains, climb onto the Cat s Back or 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. Also, within easy reach is the vibrant market town of Hay on Wye (4 miles). Enjoy the views as you climb up across the farmland towards the cabin that backs onto acres of mature woodland. The cabin is charmingly simple, yet well equipped, offering open plan living with a contemporary style and far reaching views across the valley. The living space has been configured to offer a lounge area with a comfortable sofa and TV, and a small kitchen area with everything you will need for creating a simple supper. A cosy double bed and shower room with shower and WC complete the accommodation. From the living space you can open the patio doors onto a raised terrace with a table and chairs, there is a fire pit that you are free to use along with 300 acres of wood and farmland that you are welcome to explore. There is allocated parking for one car in the farmyard, along with a wheelbarrow to help with your luggage on the 100 metre path to the cabin.
A truly rural location set amongst the foothills of the Black Mountains, this open plan cabin is simply perfect for couples that want to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Craswall is situated on the Herefordshire/Wales border, within the Black Mountains on the eastern edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park. It is just 4 miles away from the vibrant market town of Hay on Wye, set on the scenic River Wye. Here, you can leave the car behind and explore the Black Mountains, ramble up to the Cat s Back, or join the Offa s Dyke Path where you can take a hike out to the Hay Bluff and Twmpa, or wander through the ruins of Llanthony Priory. There is also canoeing, pony trekking, and climbing available within the park. Enjoy the views as you climb up across the farmland towards the cabin that backs onto acres of mature woodland. The cabin is delightfully modest, yet well equipped, offering contemporary open plan living with glorious views across the valley. The living space is comprised of a lounge area with a comfortable sofa and TV, and a small kitchen area for cooking up a simple supper to enjoy while admiring the beautiful view. Completing the interior is a cosy double bed, and a shower room. Open up the patio doors from the living area and step out onto the raised terrace, where you can dine alfresco at the table, looking out over the 300 acres of wood and farmland that you are free to explore. There is allocated parking for one car in the farmyard, where you can load up the wheelbarrow provided to transport your luggage along the 100 metre path to the cabin.
You will be well served within this peaceful oasis where you can relax by the natural swimming pool or stroll through the acres of mature woodland. You are just a short drive from the vibrant market town of Ledbury, where you will find an excellent choice of amenities offering good local food and crafts. Known for its unique black and white timber frame cottages, lying on the border of Herefordshire, Gloucestershire and Worcestershire, this ideal location showcases the region's finest country, and wealth of historic towns and villages, including the Malvern Hills, or Hereford, Gloucester and Worcester. For the best of both worlds, there is a train station just a short distance away to take a stress free train ride on the direct Worcester and Hereford line to London. Drive through the electric gates and into the woodland and as daylight appears again you will gain your first glimpse of the lodge. The wooden steps will lead you to the terrace where you can step inside to the lounge, a spacious room with comfortable sofas ready for you to sink into and relax after a day exploring, there is also a TV/DVD and wood burner for when the nights draw in. There is a kitchen/diner to the rear, the kitchen is well equipped with gas oven and hob, microwave, fridge with freezer compartment and dishwasher, and a washing machine is found in the utility area. The dining area offers seating for everyone to enjoy a meal together. There is also a single bedroom on the ground floor and shower room with shower and WC. So, when the day is done, climb the stairs to the first floor where you will find two bedrooms. A king sized room to the front of the lodge with en suite shower room and WC and an enclosed balcony that s perfect for a morning coffee. There is a further double bedroom to the rear of the lodge with countryside views and en suite shower room and WC. Step outside onto the terrace at the rear of the property where there is seating for everyone to enjoy al fresco dining, a great BBQ, outdoor shower and private hot tub. You also have access to the natural outdoor swimming pool, and a shared sauna and shared gym. There is allocated off road parking for two cars 1 dog welcome
You will be well served within this peaceful oasis where you can relax by the natural swimming pool or stroll through the acres of mature woodland. The complex lies on the edge of the historic market town of Ledbury, where you will find an excellent choice of amenities offering good local food and warm Herefordshire hospitality within walking distance. Known for its unique black and white timber frame cottages, Ledbury is a fascinating place to visit. Lying on the border of Herefordshire, Gloucestershire and Worcestershire, this ideal location showcases the region's finest country and wealth of historic towns and villages, including the Malvern Hills, or Hereford, Gloucester and Worcester. For the best of both worlds, there is a train station just a short walk away to take a stress free train ride on the direct Worcester and Hereford line to London. Drive through the electric gates and into the woodland and as daylight appears again you will gain your first glimpse of the cluster of traditional lodges. The wooden steps will lead you to the terrace where you can step inside to the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The lounge area is spacious with comfortable sofas ready for you to sink into and relax after a day exploring, there is also a TV/DVD for you to enjoy a movie when the nights draw in. The kitchen/diner is set to the rear, the kitchen area is well equipped with gas oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer dishwasher and washing machine. The dining area offers seating for everyone to enjoy a meal together. There is also a single bedroom on the ground floor and shower room with shower and WC. So, when the day is done, climb the stairs to the first floor where you will find two bedrooms, a king size room to the front of the lodge with an enclosed balcony that s perfect for a morning coffee. There is a further twin bedroom to the rear of the lodge with countryside views. There is a Jack and Jill shower room with shower and WC, this can be accessed from both bedrooms. Step outside onto the terrace at the rear of the property where there is seating for everyone to enjoy al fresco dining, a great BBQ, outdoor shower and private hot tub. You also have access to the natural outdoor swimming pool, and a shared sauna and shared gym. There is allocated off road parking for two cars. 1 dog welcome
