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This Grade II* listed farmhouse dates back to the thirteenth century. It is noted in Pevsner's Architectural Guide and retains many original features including original floorboards and exposed beams. The main hall has a splendid two story crook archway. Pegs Farm is situated just two miles from Ledbury, an attractive market town boasting a large number of independent shops and pubs. Cheltenham, Malvern, the Malvern Hills, Worcester and Hereford are all only a short drive away.

The farmhouse enjoys wonderful views and amazing sunsets. The beautiful countryside setting has nine acres of mown fenced parkland for you to enjoy with picnics, rounders and games. Everyday when I walk my dogs I take five under the shade of the old oak tree looking towards the Malvern Hills. Here you can take in the tranquility of the Herefordshire countryside listening to the bird's and watching the evening sun bathe Coddington Church spire.

Ledbury is just 3 miles from Pegs Farm which is an attractive market town with a large number of independent shops and timber frame buildings. Nearby places to visit: •Much Marcle (8 miles) Westons Cider Mill and Homme House •Eastnor Castle and Deer Park (5 miles) please check castle opening on their website before visiting. Deer Park is open all year round, only restricted by events. •Ross-on-Wye (16 miles) as well as the market town itself you have the Wye Valley which is a popular canoeing locations and the Forest of Dean which is great for walking or mountain biking. •Hereford (17 miles) Hereford Cathedral is home to the Mappa Mundi and chained library. Cider Museum, The Weir (NT), •Leominster (22 miles) market town, Berrington Hall (NT), Hampton Court and gardens •Malvern (10 miles) the Malvern Hills, Malvern Priory, Morgan Factory Tours, Three Counties Showground

Our unique Tin Shed has been designed using sustainable and recycled materials. Featuring original art from local artists and filled with natural light. It is lined with wood creating a warm and natural ambiance and it also has a wood burner. A compact, well equipped kitchen, living space, ground floor bathroom with power shower and WC. Upstairs is a generous bedroom with Superking or twin beds, and beautiful views of rolling countryside from a picture window. Outside is a patio and fire pit.

We are a working farm, farming sheep, beef, arable crops and cider apples. We are committed to ensuring you have a peaceful and enjoyable experience and we are on hand to help you make the most of your stay. We can drop off at the Malvern hills if you want to walk the length of them. Farmhouse suppers & breakfast available on request at extra cost. 24 hrs notice required, please advise at time of booking.

Coddington is a typical rural Herefordshire village, with quiet lanes, a pretty church, a Vineyard and lots of good walks.The nearest pubs are The Farmers Arms 3 miles away in Wellington Heath and The Oak at Staplow. We are 7 miles away from the Malvern hills. There is an abundance of stunning walks from your doorstep.

Meerkat Manor is a cosy retreat, in a rural hamlet of Herefordshire. A safe haven for peace, tranquility and time out from busy lives. This accommodation is newly completed for 2020, with double bed, utility, shower room, own lounge\dining area which has been finished with a charming wood burner. The Manor is a studio sized, independent living space attached to our family home, which is set in our small holding of 2 aches and surrounded by stunning country views. A warm welcome awaits you, B

On arriving at Meerkat Manor there is a safe, private parking area for guests to use. You will then be welcomed with a smile, complimentary hot drinks of your choice and a selection of home made cakes, while you take some time to unwind and become familiarized with your surroundings. Maybe then you would like to amble round the acreage, to make friends with our 2 rescue donkeys or feed our 6 rescue hens, chat to our friendly 4 dogs or just pet our 7 stable cats. After a busy day, you may just want to chill and relax, so a selection of home made light bites, Tassimo hot drinks & cold beverages, are available to order for a small additional charge. A continental breakfast is included with your stay and will be delivered at a time of your choice in a traditional hamper, to be enjoyed in bed or at your quaint dining area.

Coddington is a very small hamlet with approx 12 dwellings, 2 working farms, a church and even its own vineyard. There are lots of lovely walks and public footpaths to follow in the surrounding area. The vineyard is open seasonally for tours if you fancy trying out some local wine and it has a small shop to brows round. The Malvern Hills are only a short distance away by car, for longer walks and spectacular views over Herefordshire and Worcestershire. We have 2 local country pubs, in Wellington Heath and Staplow, which we would highly recommend for that traditional experience of country life, food and drink. Colwall is a small village 3.6 miles away that has a convenience store and a selection of places to eat and drink. Our nearest town is Historic Ledbury, full of charm, tudor buildings, as well as modern shops to meander round before stopping in one of the many tea rooms for a comforting break. Further afield are the 3 cities of Worcester, Hereford and Gloucester with their inspiring cathedrals and shopping experience.

Twin-bedded, comfortable annex attached to our family home in a Herefordshire village. Friendly village with 2 pubs both serving excellent food and local beers. There is also a small village shop. We are happy to offer advice about local places to visit and local events. Well situated for the Bromyard Folk Festival, Ledbury Poetry Festival, the Three Counties Show, walking in the Malvern Hills, and the Hay Festival. There are also lovely walks and cycling straight from the door.

Twin bedded room, a sitting room/dining room with a wood-burning stove,and central heating. We have all you need for your stay. Small kitchen with oven and hob, kettle, toaster, fridge and freezer. There is also a fully equipped bathroom with shower. You will have your own front door, however cats do need to access the flat through the cat flap. We provide basics tea coffee ,milk cereal etc for your first night and all the facilities are in the flat for self catering if you wish during your stay .

The cottage is well situated for people visiting Hereford, Malvern, Ledbury and Bromyard. It is located in the owners land consisting of 2.75 acres of paddock which guests can use to walk their dogs. We also have some free range chickens and guests are welcome to have some eggs, please speak to the owners if you want some. We have ample free off road parking.

A romantic rural retreat in the Frome Valley, just 6 miles from the traditional market town of Bromyard.. External stairs to entrance. All on the first floor. Open plan living space. Living area: With Freeview TV and DVD player. Dining area. Kitchen area: With electric oven, electric hob, microwave, fridge and dishwasher. Bedroom: With zip and link super kingsize bed (can be twin beds on request) and en-suite with shower over bath, and toilet.. Oil central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Cot and highchair available on request. Washing machine available on request. Sitting-out area with garden furniture. Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking.. Newly refurbished in 2018, this first floor propterty is set within the owner’s grounds and gardens in the quiet hamlet of Much Cowarne near Bromyard, East Herefordshire. The area is renowned for its hop and fruit growing and this is evident wherever you drive locally. Lying just 9½ miles from the cathedral city of Hereford and 6 miles from Bromyard makes this an excellent base to explore the county and its neighbours of Gloucestershire, Worcestershire and the Forest of Dean. Its proximity to the countryside makes for some excellent walks on the Malvern Hills and the Wye Valley and outdoor events. Nearby areas of interest include Worcester, Ledbury, Bromyard, The Brockhampton Estate, Hereford Cathedral and the Mappa Mundi and canoeing on the River Severn. Shop 1½ miles, pub and restaurant 2 miles. Free WiFi

Newly converted barn in stunning setting Downstairs is a stunning open plan 39’8” x12’4” open plan living /dining/kitchen facilities. Laminate flooring throughout the downstairs. Wall mounted flat screen TV. The kitchen boasts a lovely range cooker and in-built dishwasher Extensive gardens of 1/3 acre. Parking for multiple vehicles. A fantastic private get away from it all retreat

Whole private detached barn conversion in stunning setting Upstairs are two bedrooms and a bathroom. Bed1 is setup with a double bed, bed side tables, chest of drawers and wall TV Bed2 is setup with two single beds, bed side tables, chest of drawers and wall mounted TV Downstairs is a double sofa bed

Well placed for Bromyard (4.3miles), Malvern (7.7miles) Worcester (14miles)

This tranquil country space is set in rolling countryside just three miles from the beautiful town of Bromyard, and set between the Historical cities of Hereford and Worcester. The Pip is a detatched annex with all mod cons and a modern, country feel.

This is a quiet rural retreat, boasting views and rolling hillside. The public access to a footpath directly from our property will enthuse any budding walker. If you want a quiet, peaceful break away from the hustle and bustle, this is the place for you. Here is a list of some of the fantastic things that we have in the area: Lots of local charm Great pubs nearby Fantastic places of interest within a 30 min drive Course fishing tickets can be arranged by prior notice Close to the Nozstock festival Bromyard Festival of Speed Bromyard Folk Festival Eastnor castle in Ledbury The Malvern Hills ......and much, much more

Cradley nr Malvern Worcestershire. Quiet four bedroom farm house set in a rural location. Surrounded by footpaths with views set around the Malvern Hills. Motorway access is 15/20 mins away. Off-road parking available and I can accommodate larger vehicles.

Although I live on site with three dogs, two cats and two chickens your space is your own. You have your own lounge/dining area, bedroom and bathroom. You may have to look at sheep on the odd occasion though but they keep themselves busy eating grass.

We are in a great location for walkers, cyclists and lovers of the countryside. Based near the Malvern Hills we have lots of local attractions. The three counties show ground has lots going on and if you fancy chilling out then why not try Malvern Theatre.

Little Croft is a beautifully refurbished self contained timber clad annexe that sits beside, but separate from, the main house called The Croft. It's outside seating area has an uninterrupted view of the Malvern Hills and looks out over an acre of secure garden with it's own private all weather tennis court. Munsley is just 10 minutes drive from the beautiful historic market town of Ledbury and approx 20 minutes drive from the M50 giving great access links to all areas of the country.

Little Croft has one bedroom with a superking sized zip and link bed. This can be made up as two full sized single beds if preferred. The bedroom has a chest of drawers and full hanging cupboard for guests belongings. The small but perfectly formed bathroom lies within the bedroom suite and has an enormous wet room style level access shower, a large basin and a WC. The floor tiles are specifically designed for wet rooms with excellent grip to help those with limited mobility or concerns about slipping. The main living space has a small kitchen fitted with a full sized under counter fan oven, ceramic hob, small fridge and slimline dishwasher. There is seating in this section for guests around a small square table. The sitting area has one large sofa, a tv with integrated dvd player, shelving with books and dvds for guests to borrow whilst staying and a desk unit that offers guests a chance to look at various maps, plan walks and things to do in the local area. Outside there is a small table and chairs for dining al fresco and two deck chairs for soaking up the sun and the wonderful view.

There are many public footpaths in and around Munsley that cross farmland and apple orchards for which this area is most well known. Little Croft lies adjacent to a wonderful 'round' known as 'Canal Walk no 1 - Staplow', which is approx 2.5miles long and takes around an hour and fifteen minutes or so to complete, obviously depending on how fast you walk. More importantly however, half way round is a great pub called The Oak Inn, Staplow, which serves great food and local ales and is only 25 minutes walk from the property. Dogs are welcome in the bar area, so it's a great opportunity to combine the daily walk with a delicious lunch savouring beautiful organic apple orchards and wildflower meadows on the way! Please book in advance if you want to eat at The Oak on a Friday, Saturday or Sunday. The Malverns are 15 minutes drive away, the Forest of Dean about 40 minutes drive away and the Welsh border about 1 hour, so walks and beautiful scenery are plentiful in this truly beautiful part of Britain. There are several maps and walking books within the property for you to use and research from during your stay. If Antiques are more your thing than walking, then Leominster and Ludlow are 40 minutes and 1 hour away.... books, then the gorgeous Hay-on-wye approximately 1 hour drive away, cider, then Westons Cider is approximately 15 minutes away, Gin and Vodka, then the Chase distillery aprox 20 mins drive away, and many other attractions such as National Trust properties, Eastnor Castle, Hereford, Worcester and Gloucester Cathedrals, Cheltenham racecourse and the Three Counties Showground, all within an hour's reach. Ledbury itself is a lovely, vibrant market town with a unique feel. There are some fantastic gift shops, lovely cafes and restaurants/pubs, a beautiful fabric, textiles and homeware shop called Tinsmiths and Roger Oates, the famous carpet/runner maker, is just up the road in Eastnor. So whether your stay is for a day or one month, there is plenty to do and see locally and as part of a day trip away.

A lovely 2 bedroom private flat in a quiet unspoilt location with fantastic views. Not overlooked at all and with ample private off road parking. There's a good kitchen with fridge, hob and oven, and lots of walks and footpaths to explore from right outside the door. Or just enjoy the 2 acres of private garden and woodland.

Located right at the edge of town, there are great views of Bromyard Downs. The property is bounded by the River Frome. Local shops and all facilities are a five minute walk away.

The Bromyard Downs are just across the valley, an easy walk on public footpaths. The town itself has lots of places to eat, a local theatre, community centre and gym.There are many festivals during the year which can all be easily reached on foot from here

Newly built detached annex situated in the lovely village of Bosbury. **extremely clean and check in/ check out using key safe** A 5 minutes drive away from Ledbury town and 15 minutes to Malvern.

**We take your health and safety very seriously. We thoroughly bleach/ clean after each guest and you can check in/ check out with no personal contact with us** A wonderful little get away in a cosy, purpose built annex. Open plan,underfloor heating, with an en-suite shower and toilet, the annexe has its with own private doorway onto the main driveway, where there is enough room for you to park your car. The accommodation consists of a king size bed and a double, fold out sofa bed. There is seating for four people, a wall-mounted smart TV with Freeview, an Amazon fire stick and wif-fi. The annexe also has a microwave, mini fridge and tea and coffee facilities. We can also provide a cot bed if necessary. We provide towels and all bedding.

Bosbury is a beautiful tudor village located just on the outskirts of Ledbury in Herefordshire, and only 15 minutes from the M50. In the village is a lovely local pub (The Bell Inn), which serves food most days and a fantastic Sunday lunch, a barbers, tennis court and bowls green.Bosbury's church and local history has strong links with the Knights Templars and has a rare defensive tower, separate from the church. It also hosts a great community cafe every Tuesday afternoon, the Bosbury Brew. Other pubs nearby are The Oak Inn at Staplow, one of Herefordshire's award winning pubs, and the Farmers Arms at Wellington Heath. All of these pubs are within walking distance, depending on your levels of stamina! Fromes Hill has an amazing local crafts and skills centre, as well as a well stocked convenience store and traditional cafe that serves breakfast and lunch. Just up the road from the village is a farm selling locally made ice cream at the weekends (summer months only), which is probably the best you will ever taste. We are a place that you can escape to, and truly guarantee a relaxing, comfortable break.

A beautiful barn, built in 1718 and converted in 2018, with gorgeous views over the Herefordshire countryside to the Malvern Hills. Peaceful rural setting, perfect for those seeking tranquility. A ten minute stroll to the great local pub with its excellent food. Great base for cycling/ walking/ exploring Herefordshire and the Marches. 6 miles to Bromyard, 11 miles to Hereford.

On a hillside up a private drive, and with its own terrace and private garden, the barn provides spacious and stylish accommodation. The main room is an open plan kitchen/ dining/ sitting room with a wood-burning stove and comfy sofas looking out over the garden and the view beyond. The well-equipped kitchen has a dishwasher, fan oven and induction hob. Down two steps, a lovely, light lobby/ reading room leads to the downstairs double bedroom and a generous shower room. Upstairs (which used to be the hayloft) are two further bedrooms, a double and a twin (the latter has zip and link beds that can make a king-size when put together). Also upstairs is another bathroom with a compact bath and handheld shower. The barn has wifi throughout and a smart TV with Amazon Prime Video. There is underfloor heating throughout the ground floor, and radiator central heating upstairs. There's plenty of parking space right outside the door and secure storage for bikes. Sorry - strictly no children under 16 or pets.

The excellent village pub is a ten minute walk away. Our location is great for Bromyard's many festivals (Folk, Speed, Scarecrow, Nozstock to name but a few). All within easy striking distance are Hay Festival, Ledbury Poetry Festival, Hereford Cathedral, Three Choirs Festivals, the Three Counties Show, the RHS Spring and Autumn Malvern Shows, the Malvern Hills and the Black Mountains. The Chase Distillery and the Wye Valley Brewery are both in neighbouring villages.

Whitewells Farm is a small complex of barns converted in 1978 into holiday cottages situated near the Herefordshire/Worcestershire border with fantastic views from all cottages towards the Malvern Hills. They've all been individually decorated, furnished and equipped to a high standard and are a home from home. We are ideally situated to use as a base whilst visiting Stratford, Birmingham, Cheltenham, Ludlow, Warwick and Bristol to name a few or as a base for a relaxing break all year round.

Sparrows nest cottage is a spacious 1 bedroom tastefully decorated cottage with a lounge/diner/kitchen, double bedroom and bathroom (with bath). It is fully equipped with fridge/freezer, oven, hob, microwave, toaster, iron etc. We also have a laundry room with washers and dryer. The layout of the bathroom restricts the installation of a shower, therefore a tap/shower attachment is used in this bathroom.

We live in a rural location 1 mile outside Cradley. Cradley is a large village with a Church, doctors and local shop/butcher. We are within an hours drive of Bristol, Gloucester, Leamington Spa, Stratford upon Avon, Warwick, Birmingham, Shrewsbury to name but a few. We are perfectly centrally situated to visit many attractions that the Midlands, Cotswolds and Gloucestershire have to offer. There are a number of well respected wineries in Herefordshire including Three Choirs and of course much of the cider produced finds its way across the globe. Herefordshire has an abundance of highly rated eating establishments from rosette pubs to Michelin rated restaurants although non in the immediate vicinity. Herefordshire is a county that really does produce lots of fresh vegetables, fruit, fish and meats which is then used in lot of restaurants and local cafes. Malvern is highly regarded on the theatre circuit showing many shows from London and it also has its newly renovated cinema showing all the latest releases alongside art house releases. Ledbury is a quaint, very individual town with a wealth of historic building from the 1200's to the ultramodern architecture found in Tinsmith Alley. Ludlow - a medieval gem on the borders of Herefordshire and Shropshire with fantastic food venues and shops. On site we also have a number of activities that can be booked including archery tuition,air rifle shooting, axe throwing, quad trekking and laser clay shooting (charges apply to all activities)

Open plan and spacious with exposed oak frames, oak floor and quality fittings - homely and comfortable. Superking/Twin bed plus 2 double sofa beds. Large wall mounted flat screen tv and WiFi. Superb location with great views, cycling, walking, golf and many places of interest. Several pubs, restaurants and tea rooms within a few miles. Convenience store, Indian restaurant/takeaway and pub within 1 mile. Ledbury, Malvern and Bromyard all about 6 miles; Hereford and Worcester about 15 miles.

The property is located on the top of Fromes Hill overlooking the beautiful Herefordshire countryside with spectacular views of the Malvern Hills. Set in grounds of 4.5 acres this scenic spot is rural and allows an escape from city living and has many places of interest close by. The Malvern Hills, Hereford and Worcester Cathedrals, the Welsh borders, Symonds Yat & Cheltenham Racecourse are all easily accessible. The nearby historic market towns of Bromyard, Ledbury and Ludlow offer boutique shopping, festivals and much more. The spacious oak framed building can easily accommodate 6 people. It includes a fully equipped kitchen with a double oven, induction hob, fridge, kettle, toaster and microwave, with complimentary tea, coffee, sugar & milk. The living space has 2 large sofas plus 2 double sofa beds which can sleep 4 people. The oak dining table and chairs can seat all the guests plus 2 barstools can be used at the breakfast counter. The bedroom, which is open to the main barn, is located at the far end, in the oast house. This room comes with a superking sized bed which can be separated into twin beds if needed (please confirm this at the time of booking), large flat screen TV with Freeview, wardrobe and a chest of drawers. In the bathroom is a toilet, sink and fitted shower with a rain water shower head and body jets. Towels are provided.

We’re immersed in wonderful countryside with beautiful views and it’s only a few miles to civilisation!

Welcome to our family-friendly 'glamping' caravan in a quiet corner of a beautiful and unique farming community. A perfect spot for couples and friends, or small families, close to Ledbury, Hereford and the Malvern Hills. With compost loo and electricity from solar panels - an interesting retreat with a small eco footprint! Great for walking or enjoying the peace of a rural farming environment. For info search 'Canon Frome Court' on the web. It's only a caravan, but it's full of charm!

Chestnut Corner Van is for our friends and families and other guests to enjoy a beautiful, quiet corner of the farm, with views of mature trees and within reach of the main house. It’s a great spot for a peaceful stay, plenty of space for children to enjoy, and within sight of our lovely goats, chickens, cows and sheep! There is a small play area on the front lawn. The caravan is warm, dry, well-decorated and well equipped. It has a double bedroom, a self-catering galley kitchen (with fridge, small oven, toaster, kettle) and a fairly spacious and comfortable living area with sofa, tables and chairs and a view out to the fields. There is a bathroom with a hot shower. We cannot provide a toilet inside the van but we think you will enjoy our quirky compost toilet, a few steps away. This space would be ample for a couple or a family, with the children sleeping on bedrolls/mattresses in the living room. Equally if you are a large family you are very welcome to pitch a tent in front of the caravan for the children to enjoy the outdoor life in a safe environment.

We are set away from roads in the quiet hamlet of Canon Frome, it takes about 15 minutes to drive to Ledbury which is a nice market town with lots of independent shops, plus all you need in the way of supermarkets etc. Canon Frome Court itself is an unusual converted Georgian mansion set in it's own 35 acres which we farm organically. Please do look at our website for more information about us: www.canonfromecourt.org.uk

A recently refurbished bungalow right in the centre of Bromyard. Located in a private space less than a minutes walk from the town centre. No.2 Sheep Close is a great place to start exploring all the exciting things in and around the quaint old town of Bromyard. Contemporary in style but cosy and very comfortable. The bungalow has everything you need for a great getaway.

The bungalow has a brand new contemporary kitchen and bathroom, new flooring and furniture. Well behaved dogs are welcome and the small garden is dog secure. There is a parking space for one car next to the property.

Bromyard is an historic market town first recorded in 840. It is situated in the valley of the River Frome, near to the county border with Worcestershire, on the A44 between Leominster and Worcester. It has a number of attractive half-timbered buildings (which includes some of the pubs) and the parish church dates back to Norman times. Visitors love the friendliness of the people in our traditional market town – it has a wide range of independent shops, studios, cafes and hotels.

In beautiful Herefordshire countryside, a comfortable double bed awaits. There is a shower room for the sole use of the guests. The room is at the bottom of a traditional Herefordshire hop kiln, overlooking the small woodland garden. A large lawned and flower filled garden plus a large cider apple orchard is fully accessible for guests to enjoy.

The home is owned by a photographer/writer and an artist so your visit will be a feast for the eyes as you enjoy their unique home. The bedroom is located on the ground floor with a step down into the space. One wall of the room is taken up with a massive window which looks down the garden - an avenue of silver birch trees. The house is a registered small holding, with over 3 acres of garden and an old orchard full of damson, cider, cooking and eating apples. In season guests will be able to have fresh fruit from the garden for breakfast.

Although the house is in the countryside - it is not isolated, there is a local shop 2 miles away for newspapers etc. A garage a further 2 miles away provides fuel and more food requirements. Our local pub The Three Horseshoes in Little Cowarne, serves excellent suppers using ingredients sourced locally with beers from the village brewery - Wye Valley and cider from local maker who uses fruit from our orchard - Oliver's. Please note - they are closed on Tuesdays. Many guests have walked up to the pub, it takes about 20 minutes and affords lovely views down the valley and across to the Welsh hills. It also means the lovely beers and cider can be tried with no worries about driving. Most people come to Herefordshire for the peaceful walking the hills provides and some leaflets are provided to wet guests' appetites. Because of the easy proximity to the Brecons and the Malvern Hills guests will be spoilt for choice if amazing vistas and quiet timeless beauty is what is desired. The city of Hereford is 10 miles (with cathedral and Mappa Mundi), with the small market town of Bromyard 4 miles away. It takes under an hour to drive to Hay.

Hilltop is our original family home, having moved literally across the road. The rooms are very spacious and even though can cater for six people does not feel overcrowded. All facilities are available for a comfortable break away.

Bromyard, which is approx 6 miles away is an historic market town first recorded in 840. It is situated near to the county border with Worcester and has a number of attractive half-timbered buildings (which includes some of the pubs) and the parish church dates back to Norman times. It has a wide range of independent shops, studios, cafes and hotels, and is well worth the visit. A gentle stroll into the village and you will find the great local pub with its excellent food.

The Moats is a pretty late Tudor half-timbered, thatched private cottage B&B in a quiet rural backwater between Ledbury and Malvern. Choice of single, twin and double bedrooms, some with low doorways/ceilings. Shared bath/shower room, separate shared WC/basin. Extended continental breakfast included, served in the kitchen. Cooked breakfast extra, to order. Shared living room with TV, etc., free wi-fi, off-road parking for cars, motorbikes and cycles. No children, pets, parties or smoking.

Other larger twin, double and family rooms available. This single room, we call the "bunny hutch", because of its small size (just 13'6" x 4' wide). It is for the nimble, having a little doorway, just 2'6" high by 2' wide). Windowless, but neither claustrophobic nor stuffy due to the high ceiling, it contains a comfortable single bed, bedside table, chest of drawers, hanging rail, shoe rack and tea/coffee facilities. It shares a bath/shower room and separate WC with two other rooms, and has proven very popular with single guests travelling on business or on a budget.

In pretty countryside between Ledbury and Malvern, we are popular with guests walking in the Malvern Hills, visiting the Three Counties Showground and Eastnor Castle events. Malvern is famous for Morgan Cars and the Festival Theatre, Ledbury for its independent shops and restaurants, historic buildings Poetry Festival and Westons Cider. Close to fine NT and English Heritage properties, open gardens, Cathedral cities and the River Severn. Located in the Forest of Dean, within easy reach of The Wye Valley ANOB, Welsh Borders, Birmingham, The Black Country, NEC, Stratford and the Cotswolds.

The accommodation offered derives from the complete refurbishment of a former bakery sited in the grounds of a 17th century timber framed building known as Shirkway Cottage. Offered is a spacious room providing double bed, en-suite bathroom and breakfast area all set to create a relaxing environment in what is an outstanding area of beauty.

Guests will be provided with cereals, croissants, bread, fruit, beverages etc. for breakfast with the provision of combination microwave, toaster, kettle and fridge with icebox for their convenience. The room offered occupies the majority of the building with a smaller area with separate access available at the front of the building providing laundry facilities and a full size pool table should this take your fancy, access to this room by arrangement but at no additional cost.

The area is very popular with both walkers and cyclists. The town centre of Ledbury is a short drive away being a place of many historic and period buildings. A good selection of pubs and restaurants exists in the town. Popular tourist sites such as Eastnor Castle and Westons Cider Museum are all a short distance away as is Ross on Wye for its river walks and canoeing. The City of Hereford is in itself worth a visit with its Cathedral and extensive shopping facilities in both the old part and newly developed areas of the city.

Whitewells Farm is a small complex of barns converted in 1978 into holiday cottages situated near the Herefordshire/Worcestershire border with fantastic views from all cottages towards the Malvern Hills. They've all been individually decorated, furnished and equipped to a high standard and are a home from home. We are ideally situated to use as a base whilst visiting Stratford, Birmingham, Cheltenham, Ludlow, Warwick and Bristol to name a few or as a base for a relaxing break all year round.

Haywain cottage which is at the end of a row of three cottages is unusual as it is 'upside down', the bedrooms and bathroom are downstairs and the living accommodation and kitchen upstairs. It has a light and airy living area with comfortable seating and a step down to a fully fitted kitchen with hob, oven, fridge, freezer, microwave, kettle, and toaster. The kitchen also incorporates the dining area. It is a cottage with unlimited character, a mixture of low and high ceilings and lots of the original structure still in place adding to the warmth of the house. It has a large spacious double bedroom, a twin bedroom and a recently refitted bathroom (all downstairs).

We live in a rural location 1 mile outside Cradley. Cradley is a large village with a Church, doctors and local shop/butcher. We are within an hours drive of Bristol, Gloucester, Leamington Spa, Stratford upon Avon, Warwick, Birmingham, Shrewsbury to name but a few. We are perfectly centrally situated to visit many attractions that the Midlands, Cotswolds and Gloucestershire have to offer. There are a number of well respected wineries in Herefordshire including Three Choirs and of course much of the cider produced finds its way across the globe. Herefordshire has an abundance of highly rated eating establishments from rosette pubs to Michelin rated restaurants. Hereforshire is a county that really does produce lots of fresh vegetables, fruit, fish and meats which is then used in lot of restaurants and local cafes. Malvern is highly regarded on the theatre circuit showing many shows from London and it also has its newly renovated cinema showing all the latest releases alongside art house releases. Ledbury is a quaint, very individual town with a wealth of historic building from the 1200's to the ultramodern architecture found in Tinsmith Alley. Ludlow - a medieval gem on the borders of Herefordshire and Shropshire with fantastic food venues and shops. On site we also have a number of activities that can be booked including archery tuition,air rifle shooting, axe throwing, quad trekking and laser clay shooting (charges apply to all activities)

Looking for a romantic escape in Herefordshire’s rolling countryside? Thalassa will look after you during your stay…. All on ground floor: Living room with patio doors/dining area. Kitchen. 1 double bedroom (6ft zip and link, can be twin). Shower room with toilet.. Gas central heating, electricity and bed linen included. Two Freeview TVs. DVDs. Microwave. Washer/dryer. Dishwasher. Fridge/freezer. Wi-fi. Enclosed garden and furniture. Parking.. Set in lovely rolling countryside and approximately 6 miles from the attractive ’black-and-white’ market town of Ledbury, this beautiful holiday bungalow boasts a large garden and bright interior. It lies within easy reach of Hereford, 7 miles, with its magnificent cathedral and Mappa Mundi, Malvern with its theatre, the Forest of Dean, Worcester and Gloucester. A family run farm park, Westons cider maker, several National Trust properties, the Three Counties Showground and canoeing in the Wye Valley are also easily accessible as are golf and fishing. Pub serving food 0.5 miles.

A newly renovated two bedroom apartment on the first and second floors above our home. Beams and hop kiln original features can be found throughout this large two bedroom apartment. Space includes two bedrooms, landing and stairs down to a large dining room and lounge. From the dining room is a large galley kitchen with everything you could need. Outside you'll find your own seating area for alfresco dining. Experience a bit of British farming history that is still surrounded by hops fields.

This property is a 2 bedroom self contained apartment above our family home with its own entrance and parking for one car only. The building is a converted Oast House and Hop Kiln with the distinctive towers on the roof. Two of the four towers are the bedrooms in the apartment. Please be aware that the apartment is on the first and second floor and you need to climb a flight of stairs outside the building to reach the front door. See photos. Inside the apartment, you'll find a small hall with coat and boot cupboard. Through the internal door you'll enter the living space consisting of the lounge and dining room. You'll find the newly fitted kitchen through an arch and the bathroom is tucked away in the corner. Through another door, you find a small staircase up to the bedrooms. The two bedrooms overlook the hop field and they both have solid wood chests of drawers and fitted wardrobes. One bedroom has twin single low beds that zip and link together to create a super-king bed (if preferred) and the other has a king-size bed. Both rooms have fans, mirrors, bedside tables, lamps and hair driers. The beds are low because of the sloping walls of the tower but they also enable you to see out of the low window. Roof beams and hop kiln features are found above the bed. Both rooms are dual aspect. The kitchen is fully equipped with a washing machine, dishwasher, electric hob, oven, fridge and freezer. Toaster, kettle, microwave and slow cooker (available on request) are also in the kitchen. All the utensils, cutlery, plates, glasses, pots and pans can be found along with an airer, ironing board and iron. We do have a tumble dryer elsewhere if you're desperate. There's also plenty of room to store any food you might bring with you. I do provide salt, pepper, oil sprays, sugar, tea bags, coffee, milk, bread and a few other local treats. The lounge has a beamed ceiling and two chesterfield type sofas giving plenty of room to relax. Here you will find a TV and Freesat box and DVD player as well as a few board games, lots of books and DVDs. You will also find guide and history books of the local area and local walks, some of which you just walk out of the apartment and start across the fields. There are plenty of local attractions leaflets to look through to give you ideas of what to do while you stay with us. There is also a DVD showing a documentary of hop picking back when people from all around arrived to pick the hops. The dining room with its beams throughout, features a solid wood dining table and chairs for 4, overlooking the hops field. The newly fitted bathroom has a walk in electric shower, guaranteeing a hot shower anytime of the day. Again the ceiling has exposed beams. There is a small area outside for your use including a large picnic table and parasol. This area is not totally private as it's part of our garden, but it has views of the hop field and the sunset of a summers evening. The outside area is lit up by motion detection lights and there is also emergency lighting on the stairs which will still work in a powercut. Watch out for conkers. Heating is economy 7 night storage heaters which means the radiators heat up when electricity is at its cheapest, but stays warm all day. WiFi is available and the passcode is by the TV. The apartment is located within a very quiet complex of converted farm buildings with limited parking, so consideration for the neighbours in close proximity is required. There is ONE parking space and the apartment is above our home, so please be considerate regarding noise. There is only ONE parking space at the property near to the stairs up to the apartment. Due to the steepness of the drive near the carpark, some heaver and bigger cars struggle to exit back up the slope due to the gravel. If you have a larger car like an estate or big luxury car, please let me know and I can arrange for you to park in our carport. There is no other parking near the property.

We are surrounded on two sides by fields, so the place is very peaceful. The complex is very sleepy and quiet. Outside lights go out at 10:30pm. Parking is tight, so it's best to come down to the carpark and reverse into the space whenever possible.

A new build self contained first floor apartment in "The coach House". Large bedroom, with 6ft bed. Bathroom, lounge with sofa bed + a mini ( breakfast ) kitchen. Very quiet country location. Ample parking....even for trailers. WiFi, TV etc.

First floor self contained apartment. Very light warm + airy. The lounge has a double sofa bed. The mini kitchen / bar is designed for light meal / breakfast preparation.

Wellington Heath is located 5 minutes ( by car ) away from the County Market town of Ledbury. The Coach House is 15 mins walk from the main village. 15 minutes drive from The Malvern Hills.

Tarrington Chase, modern self catering on a quiet lane in a beautiful & historic village location. Private decked terrace. 5 minute stroll to village pub. Fishing & excellent walks within the village. Owner's antiquarian book business on site.

A spacious 84 sqm modern detached accommodation in the beautiful and tranquil village of Tarrington, Herefordshire. Set in the grounds of a 1680 black & white timber framed cottage. 'Tarrington Chase' is located on a quiet lane in the heart of the village and offers large kitchen/diner, downstairs cloakroom & utility. A staircase leads up to the bright and airy lounge which enjoys views over the garden, cottage and surrounding countryside. Double bedroom off the lounge with en-suite bathroom. Extra bed We do have a high quality and very comfortable guest bed/folding bed from 'Jay-Be' which can be put up in the lounge for an additional charge of £10 per bed per night. Not suitable for very tall people. Travel Cot Bring your own or rent one for £5 per night. We will take the clothes rack out of the bedroom to fit travel cot in. Travel cot just about fits into bedroom at end of bed, making the room rather snug. Guest will then have to get into bed from one side only, as no space to walk around bed anymore. FACILITIES General: Full central heating; Wireless internet access. (Please bring your own laptop.) We no longer allow pets in the property. Non Smoking Kitchen: Electric oven/hob; Microwave, Fridge; Kettle; Toaster Utility: Washing machine; Iron; Ironing board Downstairs WC Lounge: Large sofa and armchair, Flat screen TV, DVD player, CD player/radio Bedroom: Double bed; Chest of drawers; Clothes rail; Hair dryer En suite bathroom: Full size bathtub with shower over; WC Other: All linen and towels provided. Large selection of books, magazines, DVDs, CDs and games for use during your stay. Outside: Private decked terrace with BBQ and seating for four Access: Off road parking (on our steep drive) LOCATION Located in the heart of rural Herefordshire, Tarrington is situated on the A438 mid way between Hereford and Ledbury. Only 5 minutes stroll to the village pub, fishing available within the village. Excellent walks from the doorstep. Canoe hire on the river Wye less than 10 minutes drive. Dymock golf course 15 minutes drive. BOOKS BOOKS BOOKS Visit our ON SITE BOOKSHOP Tarrington Books selling antiquarian, leather bound, and rare non-fiction titles. More info can be found on our website. LOCAL ATTRACTIONS Hereford: With its magnificent Norman cathedral, home of the Mappa Mundi (Medieval map of the world) and Chained Library. The city boasts riverside walks, many cafes and a cider museum. Hereford Racecourse stages 14 exciting National Hunt race meetings, as well as an Arab race day. 10 minutes drive. Ledbury: Pretty market town with many boutiques and cafes, home to the annual Ledbury Poetry Festival. 10 minutes drive. Malvern: Attractive spa town dramatically perched on the edge of the Malvern Hills. Voted one of the best dog walking areas in the country (and previous guests wholeheartedly agree.) 30 minutes drive. Hay on Wye: World famous book town and home to the internationally renowned Hay Festival. Lovely walks in the area. 45 minutes drive. Cheltenham: Elegant regency spa town with excellent shopping and a packed calendar of festivals - Literature, Music, Science, Jazz and of course horse racing including the Cheltenham Gold Cup. Buzzing nightlife, fine theatre, many bars and restaurants. 50 minutes drive. Cider: We are situated in the heart of cider country with many local producers of excellent real cider and perry. You have been warned! Brecon and the Brecon Beacons: Energetic walking and stunning scenery, only 75 minutes drive.

Raycombe Farm is nestled near the top of a valley in the Herefordshire countryside surrounded by ancient woodland and flower filled hay meadows. Ravens Loft is our luxury attic room with ensuite situated in the timber barn. It also has its own fridge and kettle and there is complimentary milk, tea, coffee, and hot chocolate. Fresh Eggs from our farm are normally available. There is a shared fully equipped kitchen, lounge/dining area and large decking. We’re on (SENSITIVE CONTENTS HIDDEN)

A rambling Elizabethan house set in large garden amidst rolling countryside. 3 double bedrooms each with own bathroom. Breakfast of locally sourced ingredients served by your welcoming hostess by a roaring fire or on the lawn. Good walking and pubs. Minimum of 2 nights if Friday or Saturday is one of the nights you wish to book.

There is panelled sitting room with wood-burning stove for guests. Electric blankets on all beds. Tea offered on arrival and trays to make your own in the bedrooms. If fine, I like to give breakfast on the lawn. If it is a good year, I am very happy for guests to take orchard fruit away with them.

Beautiful countryside all round and views of the Black Mountains and the Malvern Hills from the village. Bromyard, Leominster, Ledbury, Hereford and Ludlow are all within half an hour and have interesting shops and museums, with Hereford Cathedral having the Mappa Mundi and Ludlow an ancient castle. Hay-on-Wye not far away either. Some very special gardens such as Hampton Court, Stocktonbury and Hergest Croft nearby.

*Brand new to Airbnb August 2018* The Oast House, which sleeps six, is set over the first & second floors of a former 19th-century oast house. Great care has been given to colour co-ordination & tasteful furnishing, blending original features with modern comforts. The property provides a double bedroom, two twin bedrooms, family bathroom & separate toilet. There is an open plan kitchen & lounge area which is perfect for socialising. Outside there is a secure garden with flag-stoned patio.

We are unique as we offer accommodation on a working farm. We have cows, sheep and horses grazing on our 130 acres of farmland. The animals are very popular with children. You are welcome to walk around the farm - speak to Sally for the best places to walk (do not enter fields with livestock).

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Whitewells Farm is a small complex of barns converted in 1978 into holiday cottages situated near the Herefordshire/Worcestershire border with fantastic views from all cottages towards the Malvern Hills. They've all been individually decorated, furnished and equipped to a high standard and are a home from home. We are ideally situated to use as a base whilst visiting Stratford, Birmingham, Cheltenham, Ludlow, Warwick and Bristol to name a few or as a base for a relaxing break all year round.

Duck Pond Cottage is a spacious and airy one bedroom home from home. It has a lounge/diner, fully equipped kitchen, bedroom (double) and bathroom and includes everything you will need for your stay from towels, bed linen and consumables to free WiFi (upto 80Mbs). Duck Pond cottage also benefits from parking alongside the cottage and its own garden overlooking the Malvern Hills.

We live in a rural location 1 mile outside Cradley. Cradley is a large village with a Church, doctors and local shop/butcher. We are within an hours drive of Bristol, Gloucester, Leamington Spa, Stratford upon Avon, Warwick, Birmingham, Shrewsbury to name but a few. We are perfectly centrally situated to visit many attractions that the Midlands, Cotswolds and Gloucestershire have to offer. There are a number of well respected wineries in Herefordshire including Three Choirs and of course much of the cider produced finds its way across the globe. Herefordshire has an abundance of highly rated eating establishments from rosette pubs to Michelin rated restaurants. Hereforshire is a county that really does produce lots of fresh vegetables, fruit, fish and meats which is then used in lot of restaurants and local cafes. Malvern is highly regarded on the theatre circuit showing many shows from London and it also has its newly renovated cinema showing all the latest releases alongside art house releases. Ledbury is a quaint, very individual town with a wealth of historic building from the 1200's to the ultramodern architecture found in Tinsmith Alley. Ludlow - a medieval gem on the borders of Herefordshire and Shropshire with fantastic food venues and shops. On site we also have a number of activities that can be booked including archery tuition,air rifle shooting, axe throwing, quad trekking and laser clay shooting (charges apply to all activities)

Whitewells Farm is a small complex of barns converted in 1978 into holiday cottages situated near the Herefordshire/Worcestershire border with fantastic views from all cottages towards the Malvern Hills. They've all been individually decorated, furnished and equipped to a high standard and are a home from home. We are ideally situated to use as a base whilst visiting Stratford, Birmingham, Cheltenham, Ludlow, Warwick and Bristol to name a few or as a base for a relaxing break all year round.

Cider Press cottage is a very comfortable well equipped spacious cottage with lounge/diner, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom on one level. Its bedroom has either twin beds or a superking (please advise requirement at time of booking). Cider Press cottage has everything that you would need for any length break either relaxing in the gardens taking in the views or hiking over stiles and exploring the local area. It has its own dedicated seating area overlooking the Herefordshire countryside.

We live in a rural location 1 mile outside Cradley. Cradley is a large village with a Church, doctors and local shop/butcher. We are within an hours drive of Bristol, Gloucester, Leamington Spa, Stratford upon Avon, Warwick, Birmingham, Shrewsbury to name but a few. We are perfectly centrally situated to visit many attractions that the Midlands, Cotswolds and Gloucestershire have to offer. There are a number of well respected wineries in Herefordshire including Three Choirs and of course much of the cider produced finds its way across the globe. Herefordshire has an abundance of highly rated eating establishments from rosette pubs to Michelin rated restaurants. Hereforshire is a county that really does produce lots of fresh vegetables, fruit, fish and meats which is then used in lot of restaurants and local cafes. Malvern is highly regarded on the theatre circuit showing many shows from London and it also has its newly renovated cinema showing all the latest releases alongside art house releases. Ledbury is a quaint, very individual town with a wealth of historic building from the 1200's to the ultramodern architecture found in Tinsmith Alley. Ludlow - a medieval gem on the borders of Herefordshire and Shropshire with fantastic food venues and shops. On site we also have a number of activities that can be booked including archery tuition,air rifle shooting, axe throwing, quad trekking and laser clay shooting (charges apply to all activities)