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.
With wood beams, exposed brick and a feature spiral staircase this beautiful, converted barn offers light, space and style. Set with the backdrop of the Malvern Hills, guests at this rural retreat can unwind by the pool, sink into plush sofas and unwind in bucolic bliss.
The ground floor welcomes you in with a modern kitchen living area offering plenty of space to gaze out at the view whilst reclining on plush sofas or enjoying a lively evening meal at the elegant round table. A well-equipped kitchen combines modern fixtures with wooden surfaces and thoughtful flourishes, whilst holding all you need from dishwasher to washing machine and dryer to make your holiday fuss free. Underfloor heating and a large TV with DVDs in the living area has all the ingredients for a perfect night in.
The sleeping accommodation comprises of a ground floor bedroom with en-suite access and an inviting patio door that leads you straight from your bed into the beautiful peace of the surrounding countryside. A further double bedroom, accessed by the rustic spiral staircase is decked out with wooden beams and exposed brick, benefiting from Velux windows for a glimpse at the stars!
Each barn on the complex benefits from its own private garden, with 150 acres of surrounding land available to you during your stay. Guests will have shared access to a first-rate indoor swimming pool and pool house, with a kitchen area and sun loungers to kick back and unwind on after your dip. Further communal areas include a woodland fire pit and a shared terrace with BBQ, a great place to socialise and cook an al fresco meal amongst the panoramic views.
With ample parking outside and a fantastic local pub just a two mile walk away, Holly Bush Barn offers guests a fantastic opportunity to come together in style and luxury in this tranquil rural setting.
The town of Ledbury is surrounded by woods, orchard and hills, a gateway to the footpaths leading through the beautiful Malvern Hills. Potter the pretty streets and explore the brilliant independent shops where you can stock up on unique homewares, artworks and books and stop off for a coffee at the charming local cafes.
Surrounded by orchards, Ledbury is in the middle of Big Apple Country! Twice a year the town celebrates the Big Apple Festivals, but year-round you can head to Weston’s Cider for a tasting tour and orchard walk. Coddington Vineyard is also a must for wine-lovers who want to investigate the fruits of this growing wine region.
A trip to Eastnor Castle is well worth a visit (check website for seasonal opening hours) Take a tour through the historic nineteenth century castle and explore the magnificent state rooms, surrounding arboretum and pretty lake. Overlooking the castle and the Malvern Hills is the impressive 300-acre Eastnor Deer Park, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with a herd of Red Deer grazing in the grounds. Those planning a fulfilling walk could take the path up to Eastnor Obelisk and join the path to Worcestershire Way or the Malvern Hills.
For ten days every July the town of Ledbury is home to the largest Poetry Festival in the UK, thanks to the region inspiring a range of poets and writers from Tolkien to C.S. Lewis. Take a trip to the Barrett Browning Institute to find more information on the poetic heritage of the town and explore the charming Tudor buildings that house the exhibitions.
A trip to nearby Hereford would not be complete with a visit to the spectacular Hereford Cathedral with a beautiful stained-glass window and stone monument standing as a memorial to the SAS, a lovely spot to reflect and catch your breath. After your visit take a trip to the local Black and White Museum, a perfectly preserved Jacobean timber-framed house that unveils a varied and fascinating story of Hereford’s history dating back to the English Civil War.
A beautiful, converted barn for a group of eight to unwind and relax in elegant luxury, set in the stunning backdrop of the Malvern Hills and with the added bonus of a stunning shared indoor pool and Scandi style pool house.
Enter through an authentic wooden barn door into the generous open plan living kitchen dining space. Decked out with rustic wood beams, Cole and Son wallpaper, parquet floors and plush sofas this is the perfect spot for you to socialise in the evenings, be it enjoying a hearty meal at the twelve-seater dining table or sipping a cocktail or two in front of the crackling log burner. Slip from sofa to kitchen with ease, with all you need to cater from coffee machine to the wine glasses and all in between.
A spectacular master suite bedroom holds a super king bed and luxurious roll top bath for you to soak in candlelit style in the peace and calm of your own lusciously designed room. A further double room, on the first floor, has an exceptional glass-fronted en-suite with spacious walk-in shower. Two further ground floor doubles, decked out with soft lighting, richly patterned curtains and en-suite showers complete the bedrooms.
With a mixture of chic rustic French charm and modern tiling, fixtures and finish this breath-taking property interior parallels the breath-taking exterior views of the surrounding Herefordshire countryside. It’s the perfect place for friends and families to gather, with underfloor heating, games, DVD library and stereo sound system it will be hard to lure yourself outdoors!
Each barn on the complex benefits from its own private garden, with 150 acres of surrounding land available to you during your stay. Each barn on the complex benefits from its own private garden, with 150 acres of surrounding land available to you during your stay. Guests will have shared access to a first-rate indoor swimming pool and pool house, with a kitchen area and sun loungers to kick back and unwind on after your dip. Further communal areas include a woodland fire pit and a shared terrace with BBQ, a great place to socialise and cook an al fresco meal amongst the panoramic views.
With ample parking outside and a fantastic local pub just a two mile walk away, Holly Bush Barn offers guests a fantastic opportunity to come together in style and luxury in this tranquil rural setting.
The town of Ledbury is surrounded by woods, orchard and hills, a gateway to the footpaths leading through the beautiful Malvern Hills. Potter the pretty streets and explore the brilliant independent shops where you can stock up on unique homewares, artworks and books and stop off for a coffee at the charming local cafes.
Surrounded by orchards, Ledbury is in the middle of Big Apple Country! Twice a year the town celebrates the Big Apple Festivals, but year-round you can head to Weston’s Cider for a tasting tour and orchard walk. Coddington Vineyard is also a must for wine-lovers who want to investigate the fruits of this growing wine region.
A trip to Eastnor Castle is well worth a visit (check website for seasonal opening hours) Take a tour through the historic nineteenth century castle and explore the magnificent state rooms, surrounding arboretum and pretty lake. Overlooking the castle and the Malvern Hills is the impressive 300-acre Eastnor Deer Park, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with a herd of Red Deer grazing in the grounds. Those planning a fulfilling walk could take the path up to Eastnor Obelisk and join the path to Worcestershire Way or the Malvern Hills.
For ten days every July the town of Ledbury is home to the largest Poetry Festival in the UK, thanks to the region inspiring a range of poets and writers from Tolkien to C.S. Lewis. Take a trip to the Barrett Browning Institute to find more information on the poetic heritage of the town and explore the charming Tudor buildings that house the exhibitions.
A trip to nearby Hereford would not be complete with a visit to the spectacular Hereford Cathedral with a beautiful stained-glass window and stone monument standing as a memorial to the SAS, a lovely spot to reflect and catch your breath. After your visit take a trip to the local Black and White Museum, a perfectly preserved Jacobean timber-framed house that unveils a varied and fascinating story of Hereford’s history dating back to the English Civil War.
The Cow Cott is a charm-filled annexe situated in a rural area of Hereforshire, in the hamlet of Urishay. It comprises a beautifully laid out open-plan living room with a kitchenette, breakfast table with two chairs, TV and double bed. There is also a shower room with a shower, basin and WC. To the outside is a lawned garden with furniture and off-road parking for one car. The Cow Cott is a splendid bolt hole, perfect for romantic couples.
The Log Cabin is a detached Shropshire cottage, set in the owner's grounds, on the outskirts of the rural village of Adforton, eleven miles from Ludlow. This cottage sleeps up to four people and has one double bedroom with ensuite shower room. The cottage also as an open plan living area with a fitted kitchen, dining area and a sitting area with sofa bed. Outside, this cottage has off road parking for 2 cars and a small side garden with furniture. The Log Cabin is surrounded by lovely countryside, ideal for walkers and cyclists, and there is plenty to see and do in the area.
Craven Arms, Herefordshire, Heart of England
From £483
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This detached log cabin is situated on the edge of the village of Adforton, close to Ludlow in Shropshire and sleeps four people and has one bedroom.
The Log Cabin is a detached Shropshire cottage, set in the owner's grounds, on the outskirts of the rural village of Adforton, eleven miles from Ludlow. This cottage sleeps up to four people and has one double bedroom with ensuite shower room. The cottage also as an open plan living area with a fitted kitchen, dining area and a sitting area with sofa bed. Outside, this cottage has off road parking for 2 cars and a small side garden with furniture. The Log Cabin is surrounded by lovely countryside, ideal for walkers and cyclists, and there is plenty to see and do in the area.
Amenities: Wall panel electric heaters. Gas hob, combination microwave with oven and grill, fridge, use of owner's freezer in garage, flat screen TV, DVD, WiFi, small library of books. Owners provide first £5 of electricity, after which electricity is charged via a £1 coin meter. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Off road parking for 2 cars. Electric car charging point. Bike storage. Small side garden with furniture. Sorry, no pets and no smoking. Shops and pubs 2 miles. Note: This cottage is suitable for 2 adults and 2 children under the age of 12.
Region: A E Houseman once wrote that Shropshire was "the quietest place under the sun" and today the county remains something of a rural idyll, recognised as one of the least crowded and most peaceful regions in England.
Town: Adforton is a small, rural village surrounded by countryside, ideal for walking, mountain biking and bird watching. The village is situated between the town of Ludlow and Leominster, and the area boasts plenty of attractions and lovely towns. There is something for everyone.
This cabin is located in Craven Arms. National Trust's Croft Castle and Parkland and Judge's Lodging are local landmarks, and some of the area's attractions include Ludlow Food Centre and The Spaceguard Centre. Traveling with kids? Consider Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre and Herefordshire Raceway.
Ledbury, Herefordshire, Heart of England
From £749
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The Stockman's Cabin is a new one-bedroom rural retreat with views of farmland, woods and the Ledbury and Malvern Hills. In the surrounding paddocks you'll find our donkeys, peafowl and poultry. You can even bring your own horses, accommodated in well-fenced paddocks with field shelters and mains water troughs. Excellent hacking on bridleways and quiet lanes to the Malvern Hills and handy when competing at the Three Counties Showground. Situated between the Worcestershire Way and Herefordshire Trail on a network of local footpaths, it's also great for ramblers, riders and cyclists. Bird-watchers can see buzzards and hawks by day and owls in the dusk. Visitors explore the Malvern Hills, historic market towns of Ledbury and Hereford, Cathedrals, National Trust properties, Eastnor Castle and the Morgan Motor Company. You can visit cider mills, breweries and vinyards and attend a range of local festivals and fairs. Popular events at Malvern include the Spring Garden, Agricultural and Autumn Fairs, equestrian and dog events, antiques, vehicles and crafts. There are two pubs and a convenience store within a stiff mile walk and excellent restaurants in Ledbury.
Located in Ledbury, this cabin is in a rural area and in the mountains. Butcher Row House Museum and Heritage Centre are cultural highlights, and some of the area's landmarks include Painted Room and Eastnor Castle. Three Counties Showground and Broadfield Court are also worth visiting. Be sure to check out the area's animals with activities such as game walks and birdwatching.
At the foothills of the Malvern’s, this majestic 600-acre estate offers up to twenty-four guests an opportunity to holiday in style with luxury converted barns, a sleek private indoor pool and a large communal dining room perfect for celebrating a special occasion.
Once a working farm, Wild Barn Estate has been lovingly converted into a five-star holiday destination, nestled in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and with easy access to the Cotswolds, Forest of Dean and spectacular local spas.
Comprising of four converted barns, that can be hired as a whole or separately, each property benefits from antique furniture, modern fixtures, exposed bricks and wood beamed ceilings bringing a perfect blend of countryside rustic flair combined with a luxury modern finish. Oaks Barn and Summer Barn can both accommodate up to eight guests, while Strawberry and Peanut Barn sleep four each. Every property has its own well-equipped open plan kitchen, living space with under floor heating. Additional log-burners, TV ‘s and sound systems provide all you will need for a cosy night in as part of your group or individually.
The sleeping accommodation is thoughtfully designed with flourishes of Cole & Son wallpaper, large comfy beds, and dazzling en-suites with a range of roll top baths or luxury walk-in showers, all dreamy spaces to rest your head and retreat after a lively evening with your larger party.
Each barn on the complex benefits from its own private garden, in addition to endless grounds to explore and discover. Spend your days relaxing in the first-rate pool house with a tranquil indoor swimming pool complete with a kitchen area and sun loungers to kick back and unwind on after your dip. Get out and explore your own private acreage finishing up by the property’s tree-lined fire pit to toast marshmallows and sing songs round the fire. Then continue the party at the beautiful, shared terrace with BBQ, a great place to socialise and cook an al fresco meal amongst the panoramic views. The grand dining room has a table big enough to accommodate all twenty-four guests, with the service of a private chef available should you wish to book in advance.
With ample parking outside and a fantastic local pub just a two mile walk away, Wild Barn Estate offers guests an opportunity to come together in style and luxury in this tranquil rural setting.
The town of Ledbury is surrounded by woods, orchard and hills, a gateway to the footpaths leading through the beautiful Malvern area. Potter the pretty streets and explore the brilliant independent shops where you can stock up on unique homewares, artworks and books and stop off for a coffee at the charming local cafes.
If you are looking for a little pamper session then two closes by spas, Malvern Spa with its hydrotherapy pool and Wye Valley Spa, both offering a selection of spa treatments and packages will guarantee relaxation.
Surrounded by orchards, Ledbury is in the middle of Big Apple Country! Twice a year the town celebrates the Big Apple Festivals, but year-round you can head to Weston’s Cider for a tasting tour and orchard walk. Coddington Vineyard is also a must for wine-lovers who want to investigate the fruits of this growing wine region.
A trip to Eastnor Castle is well worth a visit (check website for seasonal opening hours) Take a tour through the historic nineteenth century castle and explore the magnificent state rooms, surrounding arboretum and pretty lake. Overlooking the castle and the Malvern Hills is the impressive 300-acre Eastnor Deer Park, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with a herd of Red Deer grazing in the grounds. Those planning a fulfilling walk could take the path up to Eastnor Obelisk and join the path to Worcestershire Way or the Malvern Hills.
For ten days every July the town of Ledbury is home to the largest Poetry Festival in the UK, thanks to the region inspiring a range of poets and writers from Tolkien to C.S. Lewis. Take a trip to the Barrett Browning Institute to find more information on the poetic heritage of the town and explore the charming Tudor buildings that house the exhibitions.
A trip to nearby Hereford would not be complete with a visit to the spectacular Hereford Cathedral with a beautiful stained-glass window and stone monument standing as a memorial to the SAS, a lovely spot to reflect and catch your breath. After your visit take a trip to the local Black and White Museum, a perfectly preserved Jacobean timber-framed house that unveils a varied and fascinating story of Hereford’s history dating back to the English Civil War.
If you are looking for some adrenaline pumping fun then why not try a Landrover Experience, where you can book half or full days, or even night-time sessions exploring the beautiful surrounding nature at high speed!
