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Lovely open plan with bedroom on mezzanine floor. Living room with log fire, kitchen area and wet room. Close to amenities shops, bars, restaurants - 7 minute walk down the hill. Also 5 minute walk from parkland with river access. Towels not inc.

We have a lovely converted barn available to rent for short and long stays. Adjacent to but detached from The Old School House [this sleeps 8 comfortably and is also available to rent - see separate entry], the cottage was originally the stables and barn for the headmaster and pupils of Lady Hawkins School (founded 1632) , it then later became the music room. We converted it in 2008 into a quiet self-contained open-plan living space, keeping the original beams and features, including the school bell tower. Inside the cottage is light and airy with white stone walls, oak floors, a Shaker-style kitchen area and galleried bedroom. The wood burner is fuel-efficient and keeps the whole place toasty when needed. The porch, where you can leave dirty shoes, wellies etc, opens into the kitchen-living room area. The kitchen has a Belfast sink, wooden worktop, electric hob, microwave, toaster, fridge. The beamed, high ceiling living room area has the wood burner, oak table and seating, sofa, double sofa bed, chair, coffee table, lamps, bookshelf and books. Also on the ground floor is the tiled wet-room with shower, W.C and basin. Painted wooden stairs lead up to the open-plan galleried bedroom with southerly views across the Arrow Valley. Divided by a cross-beam into two sleeping areas, there is one with a low level double bed and the other with two single futons suitable for children but could be used by adults. All bedlinen (100% cotton) is provided. Digital TV & DVD, radio and broadband connection is provided. A folder of information about what to see and do in the local area is also provided. We provide guests with complimentary tea, coffee, sugar and milk. 1 basket of logs is provided for the wood-burner sep-mar otherwise logs are available to purchase at a reasonable price. The price is for up to two people for the property per night, minimum two nights. Weekly rates (from £325) and stays of more than two nights are discounted - please contact us. Note on accessibility: there are two stone and rather uneven steps up to the porch of the cottage. Upstairs to the sleeping area is accessed via a short but fairly steep, curved wooden staircase. Guests have off-road parking for one vehicle in front of the cottage. When the main house is not occupied you are welcome to explore and chill-out in the large garden which has plenty of outdoor seating. Aud, who lives nearby and manages The Cottage for us while we are away, is always welcoming and ready to assist or answer queries but she assumes most guests prefer to be left in peace. So, interaction is minimal unless you want it to be more, in which case don't hesitate to contact her. Kington (population 2,500 or thereabouts) is a genuinely unspoiled and unpretentious historic market town on the English-Welsh border. Our 12 year old son, who currently lives in Nairobi, describes it as, 'fun, friendly and safe'! Until the 1960s it was a major hub for sheep and cattle drovers (the main street and medieval alleyways with their high burgage walls are visible remnants of this former life) and it still serves what is a largely rural farming community and it has retained a weekly livestock market (Thursdays). But nowadays visitors come all year round and Kington provides a welcome and down-to-earth escape from urban and city life... You won't find a trace of a Costa coffee shop here, instead there are local independent cafes and shops (including a deli, organic vegetables, wet-fish, bakers, butchers), and traditional pubs (some brew their own ales), plus an award-winning local museum. There's plenty of good food and drink to be found, much of it locally produced. Surrounded by the naturally beautiful Welsh border countryside, on foot or by car there is much to enjoy locally. We love a walk on Hergest Ridge along the Offa's Dyke Path (the cottage is at the foot of the ridge) across to Gladestry, or a cream tea sitting outside on the Edwardian verandah at Hergest Croft Gardens (6 minutes walk away), or a pint by the fireside at The Harp in Old Radnor. From late May onwards almost every weekend there is a local festival or fete to be found and November and December weekends are usually busy with local Christmas Fairs. Well-known local festivals and events include: the Hereford Art Week (early September), the Rough Ride Cycle Event (August), Hay Literary Festival (end May-June), How the Light Gets In (Globe Hay end May -June), The Royal Welsh Show (Builth July), Sheep Music (Presteigne), Presteigne Music Festival, Titley Jazz Festival, Kington Vintage Show (mid August), Kington Show (a major agricultural event held in early September), Kington Walking Festival (September). Kington is ideally situated for visitors to mid-Wales and the Marches, walkers, canoeists, cyclists. It is in easy reach of Hay-on-Wye, Hereford, Leominster, Rhyader, Builth Wells, Brecon, Presteigne, the Black Mountains and Golden Valley. And Aberystwyth and the coast are just 59 miles away and easily do-able in a day. We love it here. Nearest airports : Birmingham International (74 miles), Bristol (92 miles), Cardiff (93 miiles), Manchester (119 miles) and East Midlands (114 miles) - distances vary but for all allow 2.5 - 3 hours. Nearest railway stations: Leominster (15 miles), Hereford (20 miles). From these there are direct trains to Birmingham, Cardiff, Manchester, London, Fishguard/Holyhead. Local bus services connect Kington to: Hereford, Llandrindod Wells, Presteigne, Lyonshall, Eardisley, Weobley. Local taxi services are available (best to pre-book) and recommended if arriving by train in the evening hours as buses stop running quite early. A car is not essential. Do ask if you need travel advice or local taxi numbers. Complimentary tea, coffee, milk and sugar are provided. Plus 1 big basket of logs for the wood-burner per 3 nights stay. More firewood can be purchased and is available on site. Children are very welcome but note the property is open-plan with an upstairs galleried sleeping area. Access to the stairs is open, there is no stair-gate so we would not recommend it for mobile toddlers. A high chair is available on request - please notify us in advance. One well-behaved dog, with own bedding, is welcome at an extra cost of £15. Dog owners are requested to discuss arrangements with us beforehand so as to avoid any misunderstandings. Weekly cleaning and change of bedlinen for extended stays. The price per night is for up to two people, minimum two nights. Weekly rates are available, from £325 - please contact us. The Cottage may be rented separately or together with The Old School House (4 bedrooms, sleeps 8 comfortably - see separate entry). Please contact us for discount rates during low seasons or if booking the Cottage and Old School House together.

Little Hourstones (named after the adjacent field) is a bespoke and modern A Frame cabin set in a quiet corner of our idyllic organic farm. The interior is light and airy with everything that you might need for a short stay whilst the outside benefits from a fantastic veranda and private hot tub.

Little Hourstones is just a 5-8 minute walk from the centre of the market town of Kington where you can get all of your essentials: There are at least 8 pubs to choose from as well a supermarkets, cafes, coffee shops and other independents supplying everything from local cheeses to antiques.

Wilde Lodge provides an imposing house, set above the River Teme, surrounded by fields, forests & trails on the borders of Shropshire, Herefordshire & Powys. The Long barn, fire pits & wild swimming are all included in the price. Heated safari tent is extra. Price on airbnb is for a min of 3 night self catered. Please message us for shorter or longer breaks, mid-week bookings or for the hire of our safari tent, large group events, corporate hire, celebrations and weddings.

This listing is for the entire lodge, which can sleep up to 18 guests in beds over 7 large super king bedrooms. For additional guests we have a sofa bed and mattress that can be added to the booking as each room is large enough to take extra people sharing on the floor. Each additional guest over the 18 is charged at £45 per person per night. The price indicated on airbnb is on the basis of guests booking a minimum of 3 nights. For Christmas and New Year the price on airbnb is based on guests booking 7 nights. Christmas and New Year 2020 is £4000 for a week. Christmas and New Year 2021 is £4200 for a week. For shorter or longer breaks or wedding bookings please contact us directly. Facilities Included in the entire lodge: 7 large super king bedrooms All bed linen & towels are provided 1 kitchen area (with kitchen table to seat 10, Nespresso machine, fully stocked kitchen with cutlery and crockery for up to 20) 1 large dinning room with table & chairs to seat 18 guests with log burner. (additional silver cutlery, crockery, table linen, candles and glasses stored in here for guest use for special occasions) 1 smart family sitting room, with open fire (wood provided), huge squishy sofas, board games, sky, sound bar and dvd machine. Long barn - with huge glass windows down one side, old oak beams, covered in fairy lights, this has a table tennis table, dart board, skittles and for an additional cost we can set up our cinema inside. (please see note below for additional costs) Riverside access - from the field beside the lodge is a path down to the river. a great stretch of water that is mentioned in the wild swimming guide. There are 7 bedrooms: Bedroom 1 (ensuite): takes a super king or 2 singles Bedroom 2 (ensuite): takes a super king or 2 singles Bedroom 3 (shared family bathroom with bedroom 4): takes a super king or 2 singles Bedroom 4 (shared family bathroom with bedroom 3): takes a super king AND a single or 4 singles Bedroom 5 (shared bathroom with bedroom 6): takes a super king AND a single or 4 singles Bedroom 6 (shared family bathroom with bedroom 5): takes a super king or 2 singles Attic space: takes a super king or 2 singles & has a sofa bed in it too. The rooms are all very spacious, have huge windows to the surrounding countryside. Each room is supplied with all linen, towels, hot water bottles, hairdryers, and water jugs. Central Heating & 2 Open Log Fires - one in the formal sitting room and one in the main dinning room. Wood is provided. Washing machine (washing powder and Softner provided) Large Fridge, Freezer & Dishwasher Luxury towels, bedding and bathroom accessories, with extra's provided 50" TV, WiFi, and 3G (but we don’t think you’ll want it) Large catering BBQ (with gas supplied) & outdoor eating area (seating provided), set within large established garden, surrounded by fields and endless walking straight from the front door. (no need to get in your car) Children’s Wendy House and small play area The Long barn beside the main lodge, has a license for wedding ceremonies for up to 90 guests and is covered in fairy lights and is a magical space opposite our safari tent. For self catering guests the long barn is set up as a games area and also has an outdoor cinema. The long barn is a great place for al fresco dining in the warmer months. (please note the long barn isn't heated) Additional Extras available for hire on request. Outdoor Cinema - £120 per stay and comes with projector, sound system, seating and popcorn machine! The price on airbnb is for 18 guests. We can sleep more in the house at an extra cost of £45 per person per night. Please contact us to discuss. Safari Tent. Nestled between the old barn walls, with a seating capacity for 120, this is a magical space that can be heated for special meals, event, celebrations or occasions. Hire price is based on the number of guests, please contact us to discuss. Camping areas - on request. (camping is available in the walled garden, down by the river, or in the garden and is exclusively for you to use – these can be used for tents, tipee’s, yurts, marquees, larger parties or just about anything you can think of. ) Bell Tent Villages -for large events or weddings we can supply up to 30 bell tents on site. In house Catering can be supplied for private dining, corporate events, weddings and celebrations. Please contact us directly for prices and menus.

Eating Wilde Catering Team is available for hire. please contact us directly and in advance to discuss menus and costs. Alternatively there are plenty of places nearby to eat: 30mins Walk – The Baron Pub in Bucknell 5min Drive – The Lion or Sun Inn, in Leintwardine 15min Drive – The Stagg in Titley 20min Drive – Thai Ludlow, French Pantry, CSONS Local Attractions Croft Castle Ludlow Castle Kington small breed and Owl centre Space observatory Horse riding - 2 very good stables nearby. Golf There are some stunning local clubs, we’ve listed our favourites: Kington Golf Club, Church Stretton Golf Club, Ludlow Golf Club. Horse Racing Just 15min drive from the house you will find the Ludlow Race Course. A great family race course, offering up race meets, once every 3 weeks during the national hunt season.

Furnished in a retro up cycled style. You have your own private patio area which houses the Sauna and Hot Tub for your sole use. You can also freely roam around our land with a lake stocked with trout. Goats , ponies and sheep Situated on Hereford/Shropshire border near Ludlow. Beautiful tranquil spot ideal for walks. Private Sauna + Hot Tub. Please note 1 week lets only during July, August, Easter, Christmas, New Year, Half-Term and Bank holidays.

A beautifully bright and airy space. Completely and expensively renovated in 2015 both inside and out. You have a large private patio and sole use of the hot tub and sauna. These are screened of giving total privacy whilst in use. You have views of the lake and complete freedom to roam around our land and enjoy our animals.

Dark night skies ideal for star watching. Peaceful quiet days and lots of walks available from the doorstep. A haven for wildlife with some notable sightings this year on our lake of an Osprey and an Egret. Daily sightings of Red Kites and resident Kingfishers. The village of Leintwardine is just over a mile away. Quiet but well served with pubs , restaurant and a brilliant shop. Of course we also have Shetland ponies, goats, ducks, sheep and lots of chickens. Our new sauna will be available from mid November 2015.

Our grade 2 listed roadside cottage is in the heart of historical Ludlow. Cosy and characterful with 2 bedrooms, Lounge, wood burner and fully equipped kitchen/diner. Spacious luxury shower. Close to the market square, Ludlow Castle, the river teme with excellent free trout, grayling fishing and excellent eateries. Fantastic walking around ludlow and a short drive away from the spectacular long mynd. Ludlow hosts many festivals throughout the year including the food, beer and fringe.

The cottage has exposed beams a wood burner and wooden floors. 2 minutes walk into the market square and Ludlow 11th century castle, surrounded by excellent places to eat and drink and even has its own brewery which hosts regular live music.

Just of broad street which has some fantastic restaurant, beautiful historic listed properties and a warm friendly atmosphere.

"The Smithy" is a 17th C Blacksmiths Barn, converted to a high-end standard .There is a large dual aspect beamed vaulted ceiling in the living room,a log burner, leather sofa, pine table and chairs, free wi fi and Sony TV. There is a cosy bedroom with a 5ft brass bed, a high spec bathroom - with deep bath, rain soak shower and heated floor. Last but not least, the modern fitted kitchen has everything you will require for your culinary needs.A secluded garden with fire pit and seats to stargaze.

We also leave complimentary breakfast items out to enhance your stay. One behaved dog is allowed but there is an extra charge payable of £20 per night. We are very central for visiting the area. Pembridge and Presteigne are 5 drive mins away, Kington - 10 mins, Leominster - 20 mins, Ludlow/Hay on Wye/ Hereford - 30mins, & Ledbury - 60mins. We are in an area renowned for many stunning local attractions - The Kington Walking Festival, The Literary Festival at Hay on Wye, The Black And White Trail, Hampton Court, Numerous Farmers Markets, Antique Shops, Chase Gin Distillery, Cider Makers & Multiple National Trust properties.

We are fortunate to be surrounded by stunning scenery, walking trails & award winning eating establishments. The Mortimer trail can be accessed directly from the property, as can the Medieval 2,500 yr old Wapley Hill Fort. On reaching the Fort you can enjoy stunning views of the Malvern Hills and Famous Brecon Beacons. We are also fortunate to be surrounded by an abundance of stunning wildlife. You will almost certainly encounter - pheasants, deer, owls and even the odd turkey in the woods ! The Stag Inn at Titley is just up the road which has won numerous awards over the years, including a Michelin Star. The Cider Barn at Pembridge is also another wonderful Barn to eat at. If you wish to go a little further The Harp Inn at Old Radnor is a typical traditional pub which serves wholesome fare. All the above get very busy we highly recommend booking in advance.

The original house was built in the 1712 as a small cottage however only the fireplace and some stone walls remain. The house has been added to over the years mostly using reclaimed oak. There are about 5 acres of grounds consisting of gardens, fields, wood, ponds and streams. The river Arrow borders our fields with a weir a short distance away on a public footpath. April to October is a good time for wildfowl with swans, canada geese, mallards, herons and coots joining our resident moorhens.

The two double bedrooms are situated in their own distinct area of the house with their own staircase, bathroom and landing/sitting area. Bedroom 1 & 2 are adjacent to one another and share a bathroom. This area can be used by families with the option of putting a additional single bed in the sitting area. If a couple book the room then it would be for sole use. Bedroom 3 has a bathroom with a bath and access to a shower room downstairs if required. Guests have access to the gardens and ponds. Continental breakfast can be taken in the dining room . Guests can use the kitchen to prepare beverages. During Summer months there is access to seating outside including a Summer House by the ponds.

Pembridge, on the Black and White Village trail is the nearest town and about 3 miles away. It has a couple of pubs, restaurant, two tearooms, a farm shop and art gallery. Kington is about 5 miles away and is a larger town with facilities such as cash machines, petrol garage, supermarkets, individual shops , tourist information, pubs and restaurants. It is also a walking hub with access to various walking trails such as Offas Dyke, Mortimer, Herefordshire and the Arrow Valley walk. Hay on Wye, Ludlow and the Brecon Beacons are not too far away. Their are plenty of local pubs and restaurants in the nearby villages. Their are a number of National Trust and other privately owned Stately Homes and gardens in the area. The Herefordshire Powys border meanders in and out and the nearest to Welsh town Prestigne is about 5 miles away.

A former artist's studio in a tranquil wooded valley, The Studio is the perfect place to relax. A home-away-from-home, it is an upside-down house designed to appreciate views down the valley from the open plan living area. The kitchen leads to a balcony overlooking garden & woodland, with an acre of garden to explore. Downstairs are 2 bedrooms & bathrooms. We take pleasure in making our guests comfortable, so do let us know if there is anything you need & we will do our best to provide it.

The Studio is set in a tranquil wooded valley with a huge amount of wildlife on your doorstep, and woodland walks. It is located only a 15 minute drive from the beautiful historic market town of Ludlow. There are also a host of attractions nearby including activities suitable for families. Please let us know if you would like more details about nearby places to visit. We provide some basic food items (including freshly baked bread and slices of cake) for guests on arrival, so you don't have to rush straight out to the shops. There are a range of books, games and DVDs in The Studio. If you have children, we're very happy to put in books and games suitable for them so just let us know their ages if you'd like us to do this We can provide towels and bowls for dogs - please let us know if you would like us to do so The kitchen includes washing machine, tumble dryer and dishwasher, all free of charge There is ample parking

The Studio is set in a tranquil wooded valley with a huge amount of wildlife on your doorstep, and woodland walks. It is located only a 15 minute drive from the beautiful historic market town of Ludlow. There are also a host of attractions nearby including activities suitable for families. Please let us know if you would like more details about nearby places to visit.

Coal’s View is a luxury detached holiday cottage situated in Eyton, a quiet country hamlet. The cottage is newly converted and offers open plan living with an abundance of high-end features across two floors, with a large private garden and hot tub. The bedroom includes a king bed, with views overlooking the paddocks. The bathroom includes an impressive standalone bathtub. There’s a well fitted kitchen, with a large oven, and dining table, beside a homely living space complete with log burner.

The property is well positioned for walkers and cyclists, with a byway just beyond the garden and the national trust sites of Croft Castle and Berrington Hall within a short drive. There’s an array of country pubs and restaurants close by as well as numerous distilleries and orchards. For convenience there are several supermarkets and local amenities within 2 miles. Slightly further afield is the historic town of Ludlow, famed for it’s food festivals and Michelin star cuisine. We’re conveniently situated close to the Welsh border for fantastic scenary, with both the Shropshire Hills and Brecon Beacons also within easy reach by car.

Stonewood Cottage is in a quiet, secluded spot very close to the town’s amenities. It is tricky to locate by postcode only so look at the Directions section! This is walkers' country, with several national trails starting, finishing or passing through the town, Offa’s Dyke Path being one. The river fishing is spectacular on the Wye and the Severn. Kington is a small market town on the Welsh borders and it has several pubs, cafes and takeaways plus a walking shop

You can park outside the cottage but the access is narrow and rather steep so we advise that you initially park close by (free), call us and we will come to meet you and show you where we are. Details are in the Directions section, available after you book.

Offa's Dyke Trail comes through Kington which lies between Hay on Wye and Knighton on the route. Hergest Ridge is a half hour walk away from our doorstep. Herefordshire Trail, Glydwr's Way, the Wyche Way, the Mortimer Trail all pass through Kington. Kington Walking Festivals, April 12th to 14th and September 19th to 22nd in 2019 are very popular and well attended events, as are the two Hay-on-Wye literary festivals. We are one minute’s walk from the Oxford Arms which serves food most days. Cloud 9 Spa and pool are available at the Burton Hotel if you fancy a bit of pampering.

Long Wood Lodges provides a luxury 2 bedroom (4 berth) wooden lodge that has been purpose built in a 10 acre plot, high on the edge of Reeves & Stonewall Hill just outside Knighton, Mid Wales, where you will enjoy Panoramic views across rolling countryside viewable from either the comfort of the lounge area with the log burner roaring in the corner or from the decking, were the hot tub looks out over the valley below, simply sit back and relax and enjoy the views, bird song and the stars.

It is a predominantly rural area with excellent dark skies for star gazing, on a clear night the Milky Way is clearly visible, the Space guard Centre (small observatory) is less than 0.5 miles along the road and well worth a visit, while being a rural location, you also have easy access to more major towns & cities, country life is why people come and visit and in many cases return year on year or even move to this beautiful unspoiled area to escape the ‘rat race’ and take life at a slower more enjoyable pace. The lodge is situated in a 10-acre plot where children as well as the more adventurous adults can play and explore the countryside.

Nearby are many excellent walks with the famous Offa’s Dyke running through Knighton (Tref-y-Clawdd, meaning the town on the Dyke), the tourist office, situated within the Offa’s Dyke visitors centre in Knighton offers excellent advice. Knighton is approx 2 miles from the property and has multiple pubs also serving great meals, a wonderful Gin /Wine bar 'The Banc' , not to mention a variety of cafes and shops. For the more adventurous there are many bike trails with the 'black' downhill mountain bike run at Hopton Woods about 5 miles away (we can arrange drop off or pick-ups with your bikes and we have free mountain bike jet washing facilities on-site) not to mention the many horse-riding trails and centres, rally driving and canoeing all within easy reach. Days out can include a visit to the nearby historic towns of Ludlow or Hay-on-Wye both having many festivals and celebrations throughout the year, as well as many local shops, bars and restaurants. A trip to nearby Rhayader is also highly recommended to marvel at the damns in Ellan Valley or visit the Red Kite Feeding Station & Rehabilitation Centre. There are many famous landmarks in the area with Powys Castle, Ludlow Castle & Croft Castle, not to mention some great walking trails at Carding Mill Valley and the Long Mynd, Radnor Forest and Mortimer’s Forest to name but a few, or just come, sit back and relax and enjoy the views, bird song and the stars.

The Loft is a flat annexed to our beautiful stone barn conversion set in four acres of garden. Upstairs it has comfortable double and single bedrooms, separate shower room, kitchen/diner and sitting room, with views over the Shobdon Forest. Downstairs there's an entrance hall, a large wrap-around carpeted conservatory with doors to the garden, plus a utility room with second loo. Ideally based for walking, local food, literary festivals, the Black & White Trail and surrounding countryside.

The Loft is an annexe to our stone barn conversion, with its own front door. Set in four acres of landscaped gardens, with an area set aside for the exclusive and private use by our guests.

We live in a beautiful part of the country, with some of the best food and local produce -- often supplied to top London restaurants and nationwide supermarkets -- on our doorstep, at remarkably good prices. We also have fantastic restaurants, pubs, cafes and specialist food outlets rated among the best in the county. If that wasn't enough we're surrounded by history, picture-postcard villages and our local church, just a few hundred yards away, is one of the finest in the country with its unique 'Strawberry Hill Gothic' style interior. We have beautiful towns, such as Hay-on-Wye and Ludlow, as well as the lovely city of Hereford within easy driving distance. The countryside is superb, with orchards and fruit farms as well as our world-famous Hereford cattle alongside rivers and streams. We have lovely walks from the property while for more serious walkers Wales, Offa's Dyke and the Shropshire hills are all very accessible.

The flat is a fully equipped, self contained, private part of a larger house. It has been finished to a high specification and includes a spacious bedroom, kitchen/diner, shower/toilet room, and hallway. It also has a private outside patio/garden some of which is a covered area. There is no charge for one child under the age of 16 when accompanied by an adult so you do not have to include him/her in the number of people when booking.

Privacy is important to most people. Whilst the ground floor flat is part of a larger grade 2 listed building it has been designed to ensure that visitors have privacy. It has its own separate entrance, outside patio/garden space, and is separated from the rest of the house by a locked door. Heavy curtains and sound absorbing boards either side of that door help to increase 'sound privacy'. The bedroom has a good quality comfortable full sized double bed with an option of using mattress toppers for those who prefer a softer touch. There is also a fold down single futon, and again with a mattress topper for additional comfort. Both the external and internal space has been tastefully decorated and restored. The kitchen/diner area has all the usual home features including a small electric cooker with oven, a micro wave oven, sink, fridge, toaster, kettle, central heating gas boiler, iron, hair dryer and is fully equipped with pots/pans/crockery, cutlery, coffee makers, etc.

Presteigne is one of those special locations that has remained largely unchanged for many years. A rural location on the border of Mid Wales and England means that it has escaped many of the not so good 'developments' of recent times. It's a small historic town that is surrounded by beautiful countryside. There are many places of interest within the area including other historic towns such as Hay on Wye and Ludlow, as well as wonderful mountain ranges such as the Brecon Beacons and the Black Mountains. The route of the 8th century Offas Dyke passes nearby. The 'flat' is situated in the conservation area close to the centre of the town (about a two minute walk). If you prefer going out for meals, the town centre has a wide choice of cafes including the recent 'Moroccan' addition.

Set in beautiful countryside within walking distance of picturesque Eardisland village with its community shop, this is a spacious, well appointed chalet adjacent to its own orchard. The area is ideal for walkers, cyclists, fishermen and anyone looking for a comfortable peaceful break. Well behaved dogs are welcome. The chalet is a self contained unit and ideal for self catering breaks.

Very tranquil setting yet convenient for visiting local villages and towns. The River Arrow flows alongside our land , and we have fishing rights .

Eardisland village is under a half mile’s walk away along a quiet lane. It is on the famous Black and White trail and the River Arrow runs through the village, affording beautiful scenery and photo opportunities around every corner. It has two pubs, a thriving community shop, a popular cafe serving full English breakfast and historic buildings. There are several local walks which are accessed from the village centre.

Cwm View is a Victorian semi-detached house on the Welsh, Herefordshire border. Only a short distance from Offa's Dyke path and numerous other walks on the doorstep. With a double and a twin room and a guest bathroom this is truly a home from home. We also have a guest lounge/dining room with a TV for guest use. Dogs welcome at prior approval (we do have a cat!!). Rate includes continental breakfast. Upgrade to a full English for an additional £4 per person, please email prior to arrival to book

This Victorian cottage has been lovingly restored with a beautiful garden with sunny spots to relax and enjoy the setting. Short walk to the river and town centre which has amenities such as shops pubs and restaurants.

Presteigne is a beautiful rural welsh town which hosts a wonderful classical music festival each year and also a family festival, Sheep Music. Based on the Offa's Dyke path, there are wonderful walks and it is only a short drive from the Offa's Dyke Centre in Knighton. Lovely location for walkers, couples and families.

Situated in the quaint town of Kington and directly on Offa's Dyke path, the cabin is nestled away beneath Castle Hill and sits in a beautiful location alongside Back Brook. Centrally located to all the amazing sites, villages and towns that Herefordshire and the surrounding borders have to offer. You will be able to make the most of your stay whether you are looking for a physical pursuit, historical adventure or you just want a peaceful vacation, this timeless county has it all.

The cabin is solid wood which is fully insulated with double glazed windows and electric heating. It has a decked balcony with bistro table and chairs. Located in our cottage grounds, overlooking the fruit tree and perennial garden which is met by the gradient of Castle hill & its age old trees, providing a lovely secluded feel. There is a double bed with linen, table and chairs, cabinet and cloakroom. Microwave, Kettle, toaster, crockery, cutlery and a clay pot refrigerator are provided. The cabin is lockable & equipped with a smoke alarm, fire extinguisher, Super-fast WiFi & TV. The recently refurbished toilet/shower room is located at the rear of the cottage but is separate with its own entrance and key. It is short walk away with remote control external lighting. Towels and basic toiletries are provided. There is an electric radiator useful for drying wet clothes, towels etc. Kitchen area - There is a new outside (under cover) cooking area with Gas twin hob and grill. Pots, pans and utensils are provided. There is also a small BBQ/ fire Pitt for your use. As the cottage runs along side the brook there is no direct parking, however there a various parking places all within a small walking distance. A map and directions will be provided. There is also a waterfall adjacent to the cottage and a footbridge across the brook to the A44. Please let us know if you need to secure any bikes or any other outdoor equipment as provisions can be made for this. It is also possible to rent mountain bikes and or a Canadian canoe during your visit.

Herefordshire and the surrounding borders offer attractive town & villages steeped in history, fantastic eateries, pubs, local produce and arts and crafts markets. Hergest Ridge is a short hike away, where you will find amazing views of the black mountains and Welsh Marches. Kington town is a 7 min walk where you will find a walking hub, tourist info, cafe's, pubs, delicatessen, Museum, art gallery and various other shops along the high street. If you are looking for a day trip with a bit more bustle then Hereford and its Cathedral is 20 miles away or for a more quirky day out then Hay on Wye can be found 12 miles away, famous for its bookshops and literary festival. If you love antiques then Leominster is definitely worth a visit. If you are interested in history then there is a local museum and the Hereford black and white tour is extremely popular.

Nestled in fabulous walking country with attractive towns & villages, superb pubs and tranquil open spaces all within easy distance. The views are glorious, overlooking wooded hills with the Black Mountains beyond. Hay on Wye with its bookshops and literary festival is 8 miles away. Hereford & its cathedral is within 14 miles. A warm welcome awaits couples, solo adventurers, cyclists, walkers, road trippers and anyone who relishes a recuperative rest in a tranquil and friendly place.

The Summer House is a pleasant 12ftx12ft wooden hut with a 6ftx12ft veranda and decking. There is a bistro table with chairs. The Summer House is situated in my 1/3 of an acre of garden. The garden is slightly overgrown, though purposely left wild in places! Raspberries and blackberries to pick when in season. Inside there is a king size bed, 10.5 tog duvet, four pillows and a spare blanket. All bed linen and sets of towels are provided. There is a table with sets of crockery and cutlery together with kettle, toaster and jars of tea and coffee. Fresh milk and water in bottles. Hanging rail with hangers; two bedside tables with lamps; 1500w Dimplex electric radiator. Two bistro seats, easy chair and cushion. Curtains and carpets. Lock on the door. The loo, wash basin and shower are in the extension to my house. It is for your own use - not shared with me or anyone else. It is 50yds across the garden and down a few steps - so not attached to the Summer House. Sensor lights turn on as you walk and I provide a torch. The sliding door into the extension remains open all night. In the main house's extension, by the shower room, there is a space for your use with a worktable and chair. Mini fridge. Wifi access is strong here, whereas it can be weak in the Summer House itself. This space can be used as a drying room for your wet clothes after a day in the mountains and hills. To the side of the main house is a gated driveway. This is for your own use - I park on the other side of the house, leaving you with free access in and out at all times. There are lockable sheds and garages for cycles and equipment. NB - Wifi is very slow after 5pm at the moment! Then again, perhaps it's nice to get away from such newfangled inventions!

Orchard views surround The Hive giving you a quiet and peaceful outlook. Newly converted with a fully fitted kitchen and en-suite bathroom. You truly are in a world on your own.

On its own, secluded and quiet Modern, bright and airy

It’s pretty much in the middle of nowhere but surrounded by our neighbours. Approximately 5 homes so you feel secure and not isolated Lovely apple orchards for walks Quiet and peaceful

Large room in Victorian side of the house. Features include wooden floor, high ceiling, open fire place, picture rails and coving. 5 minutes walk from Leominster town centre, handy location between Hereford and Ludlow. 45 minutes to Hay on Wye.

Welcome to our quirky and unusual family home, With all the eccentricities that old houses provide. Large room on the middle floor, main wide staircase and then three steps up to bedroom. Double and single bed in room for family or twin use. Having hosted travellers for many years we hope you will find our home very laid back and the atmosphere welcoming and relaxed.

Welcome to Leominster at the heart of the Black and White villages of North Herefordshire. Famed for its variety of antique and curiosity shops, the town offers a fascinating insight to rural times gone by. The Tourist Information Centre is at the very hub of the original medieval grid, where the first market stalls made their historic mark. Nestled at the crossroads of the A49 and A44, Leominster is the perfect base for exploring the wonderful rolling hills of the Marches; the borderlands between England and Wales. Breath-taking views coupled with superb timber-framed architectural delights make this area a versatile holiday destination for all. Active out-door types rub shoulders with historians, art-lovers, golfers and fine food enthusiasts. A variety of lively festivals and outdoor shows take place each year that are all within easy reach.

Cobbler’s Cottage is full of medieval charm and cosiness. This semi-detatched cottage is a quintessential example of a black and white cottage with beamed walls and ceilings, which has been fully renovated, in the picturesque village of Pembridge. Pembridge, often described as ‘The Jewel in the Crown’ of north Herefordshire’s Black and White Village Trail, is a quintessential English village. Set in an area of outstanding beauty, there are many walks on your doorstep such as Offa’s Dyke and The Mortimer Forest which are both close by. Modern Pembridge boasts a good selection of places to eat and drink, and is within easy reach of many beautiful market towns including Ludlow and Hay-on-Wye. This holiday at a glance Sleeps four guests. One double bedroom, one twin bedroom and a family bathroom. Fully enclosed rear garden with summerhouse. Wood burning stove. Off street parking for two cars. Babes in arms and children over eight years old welcome. Two well behaved dogs welcome (small additional charge). WiFi. Minimum of a two night stay. Additional features Exposed beams and original staircase. Handmade bespoke kitchen. Sunny conservatory overlooking the pretty garden. Free standing electric oven, microwave and combined fridge freezer. Dishwasher, washing machine and electric dryer/airer. Three televisions with Freeview. Blu-ray player and CD player with radio. Games and a large selection of fiction and non-fiction books. Travel cot. Garden table and chairs, two sun loungers and outdoor rocking chairs. Charcoal barbecue. Attractions and nearby amenities Within a short walking distance of the cottage, are a variety of cafes, pubs and a good restaurant, The Kings House. A little further afield is the market town of Ludlow, renowned as a gastronomic centre with Food and Drink Festival and the Ludlow Food Centre. Hay-on-Wye is equally well known for its independent book shops and world famous Hay Festival of Literature and the Arts. Local gardens include Westonbury Mill Gardens, Hergest Croft Gardens, Hampton Court Castle and Bryan's Ground. Nearby National Trust properties worth visiting are Croft Castle and Berrington Hall while Ludlow Castle is also a major historic attraction. A lovely day out with the family can be had at Small Breeds Farm Park and Owl Centre in Kington.

2 Ebor Mews is a characterful self-catering accommodation - tranquillity in the heart of historic Ludlow. This charming 2 bedded cottage, max 3 people, offers an ideal self-catering holiday base for exploring historic Ludlow and the surrounding area. It is conveniently placed for all Ludlow's attractions, with shops, restaurants, cafes and places of interest such as the Castle, Market Square and St Laurence's Church all only a few minutes walk from the door Only a 2 minute level walk from the train station and a 1-minute walk to the start of the town. Short stays all year-round welcome – min. stay 2 nights Dogs welcome with well-behaved owners. Parking permit available, to be arranged prior to arriving

A restored outbuilding adjacent to a Georgian house up a private lane just one mile outside Presteigne; this comfortable 2 bedroom self-contained space offers privacy, peace, modern facilities and lovely views from balconies on each end.

A timber-built former wood-drying shed featuring high ceilings and a lovely rich red cedar floor, this place has central heating as well as a wood-burning stove, modern bathroom with huge walk-in shower, and kitchen with ceramic hob and oven. Although it is adjacent to the main house it is separate and very private. One bedroom has an king size bed and the other a double; there is also a fold-out floor sofa/mattress which we can provide bed-linen for if requested. Plus travel cot is available on request. There is a TV, iPlayer, DVD player, and facility for playing audio from your mp3 player or phone.

Beautiful part of the Welsh borders close to Offa's Dyke. Presteigne is an ancient market town steeped in history with an award-winning small museum and a lively music scene. We are situated on the edge of the forest and there are many beautiful walks from the house.

One bedroom self- contained suite

Our beautiful 32' static caravan really is 'air' bnb, perfectly located on Shobdon Airfield Caravan site. The airfield is very popular, fully licensed and has a great club area and cafe open 7 days a week. Popular with all types of aviation, there are light aircraft, gliders, helicopters and microlights. Our caravan is on the edge of the campsite in the middle of the airfield, offering an amazing view of the runway, hangar and apron/parking from inside the living room.

The caravan has full gas central heating, double glazing, private WiFi, patio doors leading to an outside seating area with chimenea and bistro set, Freesat HD satellite TV, catch-up TV (iPlayer, ITV Hub, YouTube etc), DAB Network-enabled Yamaha stereo, gas fire, coffee table etc. All windows have full Venetian blinds for shade and privacy. The kitchen is fully fitted with 4 ring gas hob, oven, grill, microwave, kettle, toaster, smoothie maker, utensils and 4 seater dining table and chairs. We also have a cordless hoover for your convenience. The bathroom has a 3/4 size bath, shower with shampoo and towels and a separate toilet with hand basin. The bedrooms also have central heating and individual heaters if required.

Shobdon Airfield is located perfectly for exploring the beautiful Herefordshire/Shropshire countryside and only a few miles from the Welsh border. There is a very well- stocked shop in the village only 1 mile away and the AeroClub cafe opens at 9am 7 days-a-week and serves superb food, tea and coffee. If you are here for the flying, lessons are available, as are pleasure flights, call the AeroClub before you want to fly of course. If you simply want to see the beautiful countryside in Herefordshire , Shobdon Airfield is the perfect location to unwind.

The little Hare is a peaceful retreat. A self-contained eco-lodge with stylish interiors, airy vaulted ceiling, super-insulated & solar powered. Log burning stove for cozy evenings. A private & enclosed garden exclusively for you, ideal for dog owners & birdwatchers. Secure parking with a lockable gate, peace of mind for cars & bikers. Located near to Mortimer Forest, perfect for outdoor pursuits. 'Eco-friendly,' with seasonal produce available. Little Hare has a friendly welcome for everyone.

With a ramp to the door and living on one level, the Little Hare is accessible to guests with limited mobility. Little Hare is a haven for wildlife, around which you can spot a variety of life including Hedgehogs, frogs, newts, a wealth of bird life, bats, owls, and possibly a magic hare. We live according to our green ideals and all of the cleaning materials and toiletries at Little Hare Lodge are 'eco-friendly.' The lodge is powered by Solar. We grow organically and will have seasonal produce available to guests, including fruit trees and bushes growing around the lodge, from which you can help yourself (if you have good timing!) One bedroomed lodge with additional sleeping available using a comfortable sprung bed settee. There is a £10 additional laundry fee for use of the sofa bed.

The Little Hare is perfectly located to enjoy the varied delights on its doorstep, from the great restaurants and independent shops of Medieval Ludlow to the rural bliss of North Herefordshire, with its picturesque and expansive landscape, and right next door to Mortimer Forest, perfect for outdoor pursuits.

You have the whole property to yourself. Self-contained with living area, kitchen, bedrooms and shower room. All linen and towels are supplied for your stay with us, all you need to bring is food and clothes. Oh, and don't forget your tooth brush!

Always a crowd pleaser, the Willerby Aspen offers everything you need to fall in love with holiday home ownership. The BIG front windows keep the lounge beautifully lit throughout the seasons, bringing the outdoors in and allowing you to be a part of the beautiful setting, and even on the grumpy weather days the central heating and double glazing keep you cosy. The open plan living area is a great family and social space - for entertaining, playing or relaxing. A dining area for 4 people is next to the kitchen - everything where it should be. For guests or family members there is a twin bedroom. A family shower room is close by and the master bedroom with en-suite w.c. and large bay window complete a practical yet attractive layout.

The park (Pearl Lake Country Holiday Park) is a peaceful haven and a great escape from the everyday hustle and bustle. On park we have a private 9 hole golf course, a fabulous 15 acre natural lake - this can be fished if you have the patience to wait for a bite. From Thursday to Sunday we open the on-site bar and restaurant - great for a cup of coffee, a bite of lunch, evening meal or even a night cap! There is plenty of space on park for walks and the nature hide gives great opportunities to watch the wildlife. Shobdon is a small village with a cracking shop (a Premier store with all the essentials - even wine and chocolate!) There is a local pub 'The Bateman Arms' and plenty of picturesque local walks.

This renovated self-catering cottage offers a luxurious, open plan interior with original wooden beams and a cosy wood burning stove (logs not provided). Sitting in the heart of the picturesque village of Kingsland, the beautiful countryside of Herefordshire, Shropshire and Worcestershire is right on your doorstep. With 2 excellent pubs and a village store just a stroll away, relish the welcoming atmosphere of rural Kingsland whilst enjoying this 2 bedroom charismatic accommodation.

The Old Butcher shop is a 2 bedroom brand newly renovated brick cottage ideal for families and small groups of friends. Once just that, many years ago The Old Butcher shop served the locals of Kingsland their joints of beef and rashers of bacon. Now seen a new spruce of life, the cottage offers luxurious accommodation with everything you need for that special break away. Hang up your coat in the entrance hall then make yourself at home in the downstairs open plan living space. Soak up the character of the cottage with the high ceilings exposing the original wooden beams and a mezzanine with the original butcher scales. Step into the contemporary kitchen with stone work tops and cook up a feast on the 2 oven range cooker. Enjoy your dinner at the dining table and then let the dishwasher do the washing up as you relax on the leather sofa around the cosy wood burning stove (logs not provided). Watch your favourite film on the 40inch flat screen TV, get competitive over a game of monopoly or just settle into a wing chair with your nose in a book. For those warmer evenings, step through the double doors into your private outdoor seating area. You can even put a wash in the washing machine if you’ve acquired some muddy splatters on your adventures. Head upstairs to either one of the 2 en-suite bedrooms, have a soak in the bath or grab a quick power shower and then dry off with a soft fluffy towel. When ready for bed, sink into the king size bed with silky smooth linen and even carry on watching your favourite TV series in both bedrooms.

Loved by its locals for its friendly sense of community and beautiful surroundings, Kingsland has a lot to offer all within easy walking distance. There is a church, village green, post office and stores, doctors, traditional village hall, primary school, 2 pubs and a rugby club. Both pubs serve lunch and evening meals using fresh local produce. Visit Emma and Terrence at The Corners inn, grab yourself a pint in the traditional spacious bar and take a seat in one of their bay windows to watch the world go by. Alternatively visit Tavey and Sarah at The Angel inn, sit in front of the open log fire with views over the village green and church. You can take a walk through the fields to the suspension bridge and weir, have a game of tennis at the free tennis courts in the village playing field or head up to the Luctonians rugby club on the weekend to catch our home team playing a match.

Breeze Cottage is a grade 2 listed property with quirky features; and located just off Broad Street opposite St Andrews Church. South facing cottage with sunny aspect and ideal for guests who want a quiet, peaceful place to stay; yet ideally placed for short walk into the centre of Presteigne. The rooms available are doubles with private shower room located on the second floor. Breakfast is not included. There are currently no Tea or coffee making facilities in the room.

This is a private house. Your host Alice works full time shift working. Dates available as shown on calendar are limited, but please check if additional dates could be made available to suit your requirements. Longer term stays may be considered for guest’s on business. This is a room only booking, however guests will have access to use the lounge and kitchen area of the house. WiFi is available upon request, although the signal can sometimes be weak in locations within the house. Freeview TV available in bedroom 1. Breeze cottage is clean, tidy and has a loved homely feel to it. The facilities on offer aspire to give you a home from home feel. The courtyard garden is a quiet space to sit and relax. In the summertime you can enjoy the sound of bird song and at night witness bats in the air. There is private parking for one vehicle and this will be made available for use during your booking. There is on Street car parking available on Broad Street for additional cars. There are no parking restrictions along Broad Street. Bath towels are included. I look forward to hosting you at Breeze Cottage in the near future.

Our eco house is a relaxed and comfortable place to stay in the beautiful & unspoilt Welsh Borders. We have a large garden growing most of our fruit & vegetables, our own chickens and provide free cider while stocks last. Please understand that we are a traditional bed and breakfast establishment. I know that the listing states that a whole flat or house is available, it is not. Unfortunately AirB&B insist that we put this otherwise it on will only list one bedroom.

A comfortable and relaxed place to stay in the centre of the beautiful and un spoilt Welsh Borders. Snowdonia, the Black Mountains, the Cotswolds and Stratford Upon Avon are within a reasonable travelling distance, with the historic towns of Ludlow, Hay on Wye, Hereford, Shrewsbury and Worcester even closer. Accommodation in our Eco House (we are self sufficient in electricity) allows up to four guests with another room available for friends or children. We have a large well-tended garden, stocked with vegetables, fruit and flowers and eggs from our chickens providing an especially appealing backdrop for al fresco meals in the warmer weather. Evening meals and packed lunches are available by prior arrangement. We provide free home made cider while stocks last. Directions Norton is situated one mile from Presteigne on the B4355 Detailed directions on application. We offer a baggage transfer service within a 30 mile radius of Corte Cottage at rate of 60p per mile for guests and for non-residents.

A cabin in the woods, built with timber from our woodland. Within the 100's of acres of Queenswood Country Park. Woodland walks. A cozy fire for winter, a verandah for warm summer nights. Fully fitted kitchen. Comfy king size bed. Come and live with the trees and the birds. Close to the Black and White trail, food lovers Ludlow, Antique hunters Leominster and historic Hereford. National Trust houses and gardens within easy reach. It’s a 40 minute drive to the festival town of Hay on Wye.

Two Ravens is a recently converted model railway station and workshop. A private drive brings you to our secluded place in the wood. A big skylight gives views of the canopy surrounding you. A large open plan living and cooking area leads to a large bedroom and also the shower room. Outside there is a private veranda and patio. You are also welcome to wander around our woodland. Queenswood country park surrounds us and is great for an evening stroll.

Dinmore Hill dominates north Herefordshire with great views over south Herefordshire on one side and views of the Shropshire hills on the other. We are close to the gardens of Hampton Court castle, Stocktonbury and Ralph Court. Great walks abound. The festival town of Hay on Wye is a 40 minute drive.

A warm welcome awaits you in this 17th century beamed property, conveniently situated on the High Street. We offer spacious, comfortable ensuite accommodation with super king sized extra long (6ft 6") beds which can be transformed into twin beds on request. This room is on the second floor reached by stairs and the bathroom has a bath and shower. Free WiFi and TV.

Heritage House is a perfect rural retreat for two. This tastefully converted shop with upper floors retains many of its original features. The ground floor is a delightful pizzeria called doughboys which opens all year round. Access to the room is from the rear courtyard. Go through the courtyard to the rear door of the property. Through the door you'll follow the corridor to the staircase. The staircase leads you to the first floor. At the top of the stairs follow the corridor round to the next staircase which will lead you to the secure bedroom door. The double bed is extra long and comfortable. The room is warm and carpeted, with a bedside units, wardrobe, suitcase stand and table with the TV and tea making facilities. There is an ensuite bathroom with shower and toilet. The whole building is well insulated timber clad accommodation with gas central heating. The property sits on Kington High Street just off the centre line of this quaint little market town, where all the necessary day to day shopping can be done. Hergest Ridge where the Offa's Dyke Foot Path runs is nearby. Hergest Croft Gardens are with in walking distance and its great to wander around and see the Rhododendrons and Azaleas flowering in the Spring and admire the changing colours during the seasons. The Small Breeds Owl and Farm Park is nearby and is one of the county’s top attractions. Hergest Croft Gardens in Kington must be visited. The Black and White villages of Herefordshire are a few minutes drive away. Hereford, Hay on Wye and Ludlow are all within a half hour’s drive away. Golf: Kington boasts the highest golf course in England. Walking. Kington sits on the Offa’s Dyke trail and there is also a network of well waymarked footpaths. The walking festival takes place in September every year. Dining: Apart from the good facilities in Kington itself, there are many top dining pubs within a few miles of the town, including the Michelin star rated Stagg Inn at Titley.

Cwm View is a Victorian cottage nestled on the edge of town within easy walking distance to local amenities. The rooms have been sympathetically decorated to the character of the cottage. Lovely walks from the front door.