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Private Country Retreat With Hot Tub

Coal’s View is a luxury detached holiday cottage situated in Eyton, a quiet country hamlet within Herefordshire. The cottage 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 for two, beside a homely living space complete with log burner.

The Nest 8E Castle Street central Ludlow Apartment

The Nest gives a stunning central location right in the market square, next to the bustling market, Ludlow castle, and the many pubs, restaurants and shops that Ludlow had to offer. Right in the centre of town but top floor location gives peace and quiet and stunning views looking north over the south Shropshire countryside with the long mynd in the distance. Please not that the top floor location means that there are several flights of stairs so NOT recommended for people with mobility issues.

Little Hare Lodge

Little Hare is a peaceful retreat nestled in a historic rural village. A self-contained eco- friendly & nature loving lodge, stylish interiors, vaulted ceiling, super-insulated & solar powered. There are modern fitted electric heaters and a log burning stove for cozy evenings. A private nature garden exclusively for you, ideal for dog owners & birdwatchers. Secure, off road parking. Located near to Mortimer Forest, perfect for outdoor pursuits. Little Hare has a friendly welcome for everyone.

The Garden House

A beautiful, recently renovated two storey house attached to the host's home. It is secluded, south facing and sunny, with glorious views across water meadows to the river which cuts its way beneath steep woodland and past the best fine dining pub in Herefordshire, The Riverside. The house has its own terraced garden and below, an orchard - great for dogs. We are on the marvellous Mortimer Trail which is a 30 mile walk between the towns of Ludlow and Kington. 45 mins from Hay Festival!

Room attached to stunning village pub

This stylish self contained room has everything you need for an overnight stay. With 42” Smart TV, flame effect fire, integrated Bluetooth speakers and comfy double bed. The added bonus of being connected to a popular village pub, which opens at noon every day, serving food 7 days a week you truly have everything you need on your door step. Lots of free parking, a stones throw from the historic town of Ludlow and access to local bus routes, it’s a perfect choice for guests visiting the area.

Rural holiday home, peaceful, large gardens

Relax with family or friends at this peaceful place to stay. Our 2 bedroom holiday home is located in beautiful northern Herefordshire, near the border with Shropshire. We have recently fully renovated the home so you can enjoy the brand new feel! Surrounded by fields, yet close to Leominster and Ludlow and within easy reach of Hay on Wye, it is the perfect base to explore from. Discover pretty villages, walk in the hills, treasure hunt in the antique shops or just relax by the woodburner!

Ebony Cottage

An oasis of calm and relaxation in stunning surroundings with truly wonderful views from all aspects. A perfect hideaway to recharge batteries. Wake up to the birds singing, and go to sleep with the owls calling. The cottage has grown from a love of design and wood - it is hand crafted by a Master Craftsman. Each nook and cranny reveals another handcrafted detail. It sits within beautiful gardens, with an abundance of wildlife for all to enjoy. Enjoy meandering through our ancient woodland.

Deerfold Cabin

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. Situated on a working Organic Farm and far away from the road you'll be up in the trees where the only sound is Birdsong. Off-grid with natural Spring water and modern compost loo.The spacious deck has a table and chairs, rocking loungers and a BBQ and Firepit. Drink in the view from the comfort of a Kingsize bed through the large windows. Buy food from our fields at the little shop on site. Enjoy sunsets and stars and walks in the woods

Countryside getaway with private garden

Space at the Steps is a spacious, contemporary holiday let for two. There is a large open plan area upstairs with kitchen, breakfast bar, WiFi, smart TV and sofabed, plus an east facing balcony with views over to Berrington Hall. Downstairs there is a bedroom with wall mounted TV and a shower room with walk in shower and large sink. With a private enclosed garden, dog friendly pub 100 yds away and loads of country walks nearby, it a perfect get away for your four legged friends as well!.

Rural Cottage 3 miles from Ludlow in quiet village

The Cottage is located in Richards Castle 3 miles from Ludlow regarded as one of the top destinations in England. Spectacular views over the valley and up to Mortimer Forest. A private retreat in North Herefordshire. Cosy with all modern facilities, ideally suited to a couple looking for a retreat close to Ludlow and its wide range of entertainment and places to visit. We charge separately for 1 child up to 12 and 1 Pet . Close to many places to visit, relaxing and enjoying rural life.

Idyllic Railway Carriages : Sycamore

Nestled above the stunning Wye Valley with views across into the heart of Radnorshire, the hills of home, Ty Mawr Country Cabins offers a tranquil home from home escape, catering for couples, friends or single adventurers. Situated on a working farm surrounded by unspoilt countryside Unwind on your own private deck across the water or lose yourself amongst the books of Hay On Wye (5miles away) . Better still throw on some walking boots and discover the beauty the area has to offer.

A romantic historic tower for 2

The Summerhouse Tower is a very special holiday-home-for-two set within the rolling Shropshire countryside. A Grade II listed tower, this unique, romantic retreat enjoys excellent views to the east, and views of the Shropshire Hills to the south and the west. The Tower, built circa 1607, was originally used as a banqueting house for entertaining dinner guests. Whilst the main house was destroyed by a fire, The Summer House is available for cosy stays throughout the year.