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Beautiful quiet cosy cottage in Eardisley

This cosy country cottage is situated in the quiet residential village of Eardisley, Herefordshire, perfectly located along the historic black and white trail with easy access to Offa's Dyke and the Brecon Beacons. This beautiful 1531 Tudor barn conversion has nearby amenities, including a village pub, books, post office, shop and park all within walking distance. Nearby local towns include Kington-5 miles, Hay-on-Wye-7 miles and Hereford-15 miles. Perfect for a couple or family stay.

Sauna, Jacuzzi, Log fire & Cosy Sofas

Annexe to our 16th century rural home come here to; relax, pamper and replenish yourselves - afterall you deserve it ! We're found down a bumpy farm track, with views over fields & cider orchards. Or pamper yourself with exclusive beauty treatments in the private treatment room just off your luxury spa bathroom. Or chill on comfy seating / sun loungers in the 'Italian style' south facing courtyard or relax in the private wood-fired hot tub (bespoke optional chargeable extras avail).

The Cefn Shepherd's Hut

Overlooking the Wye valley and the Black Mountains, this luxurious Hut provides a peaceful retreat in a stunning location. Well placed for those heading to Hay-on-Wye for its festival and book shops. It is also close to Offa's Dyke and other wonderful walks. Enjoy a hot shower, snuggle down under the feather duvet with its crisp bed linen and enjoy an amazing night's sleep to wake up to one of the best views. Hay-on-Wye: 6 miles Offa's Dyke: 2 miles (walking!) Kington: 6 miles

The Little Dairy

Escape to The Little Dairy, a beautiful cosy extension to a 15th century Grade II Listed Farmhouse in rural Herefordshire. Discover the stunning attractions of our central location. Pembridge, Eardisland & Dilwyn just 5 mins drive, Leominster 15 mins, Kington 20 mins, and Ludlow/Hay on Wye/Hereford 30mins. Explore the Weobley Circular Walk, Literary Festival at Hay on Wye, Black &White Trail, Hampton Court, Farmers Markets, Antique Shops, Cider Makers & National Trust properties.

The Cottage

Newly renovated, this lovely 2 bedroom cottage is located on the beautiful Whitney Estate, 5 miles from Hay-on-Wye and a 30-minute drive to Brecon Beacon National Park. A short walk away, the village of Whitney-on-Wye offers a riverside pub, canoeing and gourmet shop/café. Walking paths weave through the property and are easily accessible. In addition to numerous area activities including hiking and canoeing, the estate offers salmon fishing beats which are available for guests.

The Cottage at Castleton Barn, near Hay-on-Wye

The cottage at Castleton Barn is a truly special place, a distinctive holiday let for up to 4 people. A 17th-century farm cottage at the end of a country lane shared only with the owner's house (adjacent), enjoying restful quiet with a private drive and garden giving on to stunning views of the Bannau Brycheiniog. Located just 3 miles from the book-lover's haven of Hay-on-Wye, famous for its literary festivals and easygoing charm, it is the perfect place to escape to.

Outfield - Country get away

Outfield is situated in the pretty village of Eardisley, close to the famous Hay-on-wye town of books, market town of Kington and 15 miles away from Hereford. Outfield is a modern house built in 2014 offering panoramic country views, stone flooring, under floor heating and french doors opening out onto patio area. Perfect spot for cycling, walking and outdoor activities , all close by. Hen/stag parties, young groups not accepted.

colebrook cottage

The cottage is adjacent to our house in the quiet village of Bredwardine. We are in an excellent position for site seeing, walking and cycling, our local hotel is well known for salmon and course fishing along with good food there's also a number of country inns who serve food within a 10 minute drive for those who prefer not to cook. The county town of Hereford is 12 miles and the famous town of books Hay on Wye is 8 miles

Ty-Nesa, a holiday cottage near Hay-on-Wye

Ty-Nesa means ‘the next house’ in Welsh. It is a small cottage, approximately 200 years old, located in the hills four miles from Hay-on-Wye. It has stunning views of the Black Mountains and across Herefordshire, with the Malvern Hills visible in the distance on a clear day. The cottage provides the perfect base for exploring Hay-on-Wye and the surrounding area.