Feriehus i Edvin Loach

Historic luxury town house with modern amenities

This Tudor cottage is one of the oldest properties in Bromyard dating from circa 1650. We have lovingly introduced a few mod cons to make this place a luxurious retreat for ourselves and others. The cottage couldn’t be more central and only a few mins walk from all local amenities, including cafe’s, bars, restaurants , and an award wining delicatessen, we are also at the base of the beautiful Bromyard downs and central to the larger cities of Hereford and Worcester aprox a 25min drive away.

Bromyard Countryside Retreat

West Lodge is a detached Stone cottage with a private secure garden on the outskirts of Bromyard (not the listed address). The cottage is ideal for people wanting a break from everyday life. A stones throw from the family farm and plenty of things to do in nearby towns and cities. The property provides a double bedroom, a twin bedroom, family bathroom, Kitchen, lounge and dining room. Secure private garden, with flag-stoned patio. Twin bedroom can provide a double bedroom on request.

Walkers Retreat, Bringsty Common, Herefordshire

Welcome to Walkers Retreat, a short distance from civilization, but a world away from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Sit outside on the patio and enjoy the glorious views of the Malvern Hills, or take a leisurely walk onto the common. Sit around the fire pit and gaze up at the stars. You don't have to be anywhere or do anything .. just relax. We are 3 miles away from Bromyard a Saxon settlement steeped in history, which retains its old world charm, offering local produce.

Luxury 1 bedroom Escape to the Country

Modern luxury meets breathtaking charm. Situated in the grounds of our property on Bringsty Common, the detached annex nicknamed “Holly Barn” is separated from our cottage by a shared parking area. Located on the Herefordshire/Worcestershire border. The idyllic market town of Bromyard is a 5 minute drive, with its old world charm and selection of shops, pubs and restaurants. Please see the listing photos for more details on some of the local dining options and days out.

Cosy Barn Conversion on Remote Farm

This is an 17th Century converted barn that can sleep up to two adults. . Situated in a stunning, remote valley without traffic or light pollution. The barn is fully equipped for self catering. Excellent bird watching, walking and riding in the immediate area. We are also close to Bromyard so an ideal place to stay for the towns various festivals while escaping the noise. This is an extraordinary location of great natural beauty in an ancient and historic fold yard.

Coach House - detached cottage within 135 acres

The Coach House is a detached converted barn with a private & secure garden. The cottage has been sympathetically restored, retaining its many original features. The property provides a double bedroom and two twin bedrooms. One of the twin rooms can be made up into a superking room - please request this on booking. There is a family bathroom & downstairs shower room. Open plan kitchen & lounge. Secure private garden with flag-stoned patio.

The Barn Too, Bredenbury, Nr Bromyard

"The Barn Too" is a ground floor apartment (please note, there is one step to enter the property), offering high quality accommodation for up to 2 guests. Situated on a working farm in the heart of the Herefordshire countryside with views to the Malvern Hills around to the Black Mountains. The Barn Too, is directly below "The Barn" (suitable for 4 guests) and can be booked separately.

Herefordshire Home with Views, walks, good parking

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.

The Bothy in the Clouds (B&B) - Brecon Beacons

THIS COSY MOUNTAIN BOTHY (SLAP-UP BREAKFAST INCLUDED) IS IN ONE OF THE MOST AMAZING LOCATIONS IN THE UK. IT SITS 1,200 FEET UP ON OFFA'S DYKE PATH IN THE BRECON BEACONS NATIONAL PARK—YET IS JUST 45 MINS FROM THE PRINCE OF WALES (SEVERN) BRIDGE AND 10 MINS FROM A PUB.