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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.

Xidong is a cottage converted from an old stone and timber cowshed with a Japanese theme. It sleeps two people and has a hot-tub in the enclosed garden, which is available to use all the year round. More information and details of the cottage can be found on our website.

The cottage is spacious and serene with an oriental flavour. The kitchen is well appointed and there is an amazing and unusual wet room. Pets are welcome and are charged £20 extra per animal.

The cottage is situated in a very quiet and tranquil area of South Shropshire. The scenery is stunning; there are interesting places to visit from castles to gardens, woods and forts. There are plenty of excellent restaurants being near to the old historical food centre of Britain - Ludlow. You can walk for miles on well signposted footpaths and cycle either on the quiet lanes or mountain biking in the local forestry.

Wilde Lodge provides an imposing house, set above the River Teme, surrounded by fields, forests & trails on the borders of Shropshire, Herefordshire & Powys. Fire pits & wild swimming are all included in the price. The Long Barn & heated safari tent are extra. The 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 long barn, safari tent, large group events, corporate hire, celebrations and weddings.

The lodge can sleep up to 10 guests in beds over 4 large super king bedrooms. The lodge, the grounds and all of the extras on site here hugely adaptable, as is how you hire and use it. Every booking is tailored to you and your stay. So whether you choose to hire the lodge and its grounds on a self catered basis, or ask for additional accommodation to be set, for hire of the Long Barn with bar and cinema, the heated safari tent for larger parties, to have extra guests on site for a celebration, wedding or meals, we have a venue that is flexible from self catered for 10 guests, to 200 guests on site and everything in between. So do contact us for your specific requirements. This is a magical place for large gatherings, family celebrations, weddings, stag and hen parties and those milestone birthdays! The Airbnb platform makes it hard to list and price all of the variations, so we have listed our lodge and its ability to sleep 10 for a self catered break. All other variations are arranged with us directly. 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 £3600 for a week. Christmas and New Year 2021 is £3800 for a week. For shorter or longer breaks or wedding bookings please contact us directly. Facilities Included in the entire lodge: 4 large super king bedrooms (2 additional beds can be fitted in on request) 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. 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. Extras on request: 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 a cinema. The long barn is a great place for al fresco dining in the warmer months. (please note the long barn isn't heated). Hire price is in additional to the main lodge and start from £250. The Safari Tent - Nestled within the barn walls is our wonderful Safari tent. A snug and romantic outdoor space with toilets attached. At one end is a wooden bar, huge 8ft tables and vintage chairs. In one corner there is a seating area with sheepskin rugs and provide a really special place for any use. We have in house caterers should you wish to host a celebration in here, or we can provide waitress' to help you provide your own celebration without any of the clearing up. The bar can be fully stocked and manned, or we can set it up for self service. We can provide tables and chairs for up to 120. Prices range from £380 - £1500, depending on the level of service you choose to have with it. Inside the main lodge there are 4 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 We can add in travel cots and additional mattress and in our summer season 1st May until 30th October we can add in furnished bell tents for extra guests. 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 & a log fires in the sitting room. Wood is provided and included in the price. 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 Additional Extras available for hire on request. The price on airbnb is for 10 guests, but from May to October we can sleep more in the grounds in furnished immaculate bell tents or bringing their own tents. 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. Pitches start at £55 per tent per night. Bell Tent Villages -If you are after something more luxurious the we have immaculate bell tents for adding on guests to your booking. These can be supplied on request, with booking links being set up online for your guests to book and pay directly. These are magical for large events or weddings. They come with wooden slatted bases and are really comfortable. Brochure and prices on request. 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, what you need inside (from numbers of tables, chairs, heating etc) please contact us to discuss. Long Barn, with games, a bar and cinema. Seats 50 for sit down meal, or 90 standing. 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 of Beef, 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.

Beautiful cottage available to rent in Ludlow. The house is down a quaint pathway with an imposing Church at the end of the road. The cottage itself has a lovely patio to the front which is drenched in sun throughout the day. Inside you will find a bright yet cosy lounge with a fantastic log burner & TV to relax with on the evenings with a wine or two! There is also a well equipped kitchen diner. Upstairs there is a large main room & a small 2nd bedroom with bunk beds & a shower room.

The house is located in Ludlow which is a market town in Shropshire. A short walk away and you will find yourself in the center with the busy market every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday and a multitude of shops, pubs and restaurants. There is also the River Teme where you can enjoy free fishing - perfect on a summers day! The town was described by Sir John Betjeman as "probably the loveliest town in England". We are confident you will love Ludlow as much as we do but should you need any recommendations or ideas of what to do just ask. :)

There is a lovely cafe just around the corner for breakfast and also a Chinese takeaway should you wish to have a night in

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.

My house is in pretty countryside, open fields, riverside & good walking. Well stocked village shop close by. Good pub 1 mile. The house is old & full of character with flagstone floors, open fire, exposed stone, comfortable beds, extra large bath, central heating. The pretty enclosed garden has a hot tub which is perfect for lying back & star-gazing with bats flitting overhead. Ideal for couples & families (with children) & furry friends (pets) £50 ref deposit if over 2 dogs.

The cottage has a minimum stay of 3 nights. However, it can be available for 2 night stays MIDWEEK ONLY provided guests bring their own linen and towels.

South Shropshire is chilled and laid back. You are unlikely to be bothered by anyone.

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.

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.

"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.

Idyllic retreat set in he grounds of a 17th Century thatched cottage. Private and isolated, no traffic noise ! Set within the Corvedale with Historic Ludlow a 4 mile drive away. Buzzards and red kites circle overhead. Fabulous, unspoilt views of Clee hill, Brown Clee and Flounders folly. Church Stretton and the Long Mynd is a 20 minute drive away. Ludlow food Centre is a 5 minute drive away.

The space is accessed via staircase with balcony. Spacious open plan area with fully equipped kitchen, cooker, fridge with small freezer, microwave, toaster, kettle. there is a living area with a tv, wifi and a sofa bed. There is a double bed with simba mattress. private bathroom with a spacious shower. Balcony seating area with uninterrupted views.

Idyllic retreat set in he grounds of a 17th Century thatched cottage. Private and isolated, no traffic noise ! Set within the Corvedale with Historic Ludlow a 4 mile drive away. Buzzards and red kites circle overhead. Fabulous, unspoilt views of Clee hill, Brown Clee and Flounders folly. Church Stretton and the Long Mynd is a 20 minute drive away. Ludlow food Centre is a 5 minute drive away.

We have a light and spacious apartment in a quiet village location. There is private access from your own terrace, ensuite shower room, sitting area with log burner, dining table and small kitchen where we'll leave you a generous continental breakfast. We can also cook and serve you supper if you'd like! Full menu available on our website. Janet is an experienced chef with a passion for using fresh local seasonal produce including home grown fruit and veg. Great pub a short walk away.

Wigmore is 8 miles from Ludlow and a scenic drive through Mortimer Forest. With beautiful views, our one light and spacious room has private access, king-sized bed, ensuite shower room, private kitchen, sofa, log-burner and terrace - a mini apartment! We can serve evening meals to you in your room. These are available by request (see our website for more details). We only have one generous double room, so we can afford to make your stay extra special! You can see more on our internet site by searching Abbots Lodge Bed and Breakfast. Janet has spent her career working in catering, and is the former head chef at the Ludlow Food Centre. What we want is for you to enjoy the same things we would like when we go away - fresh milk with your tea, space inside and out for relaxing, and a separate entrance to come and go by! With access from its own south facing terrace, the bedroom is characterised by space, light, peace and views across the nearby rooftops and wooded valley. As well as a king sized bed, there is a sitting area with log-burning stove, an en-suite shower room and a kitchen. A television is provided and wireless broadband is also available. Abbots Lodge is located in a delightfully peaceful setting between the church and the medieval castle. An unconventional property, it makes the very most of the elevated site and far reaching views. The woodlands around Wigmore are full of beautiful walks and wildlife. A short, beautiful and picturesque drive to the east through Mortimer Forest brings you to the historic town of Ludlow, renowned for its food and arts festivals as well as its fine dining, and high quality local food suppliers

We are in a very quiet part of the village, the last but one house on a no-through road which becomes a path to the remains of Wigmore Castle. There are lots of birds to watch from right outside the window!

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.

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.

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

The 'Ludlow' Pod is nestled snugly in the South Shropshire Hills, Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Situated alongside a working farm, with plenty of walks from the doorstep, this cosy Glamping Pod provides the perfect escape to relax and unwind. The accomodation has been individually designed and furnished in a bespoke style to provide you with a restful stay, with a private hot tub included. Luxury 100% cotton bed linen and towels are provided, along with tea, coffee, sugar.

Wet room with shower Double bed with Hybrid Memory Foam Mattress 32" LED Freesat TV Double Induction hob and microwave oven with grill FREE WI-FI All year round heating Outdoor decking area Uninterrupted views

A great choice of country pubs, restaurants and tearooms on the doorstep or just a short drive away. There are also plenty of walks nearby, taking in some of the best views in Shropshire.

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.

Nestled under a canopy of trees on an elevated platform, our Tree Dome offers the simple joys of the great outdoors with the benefit of luxurious glamping accommodation. For nature cravers, adventure chasers, peace and quiet seekers, star gazers and memory makers. Set within 45 acres of private secluded woodland with many walks on the doorstep. The setting is in natural woodland. There is very little light pollution which enables guests to enjoy clear starry skies weather permitting.

This luxurious glamping accommodation features a king size four poster bed with plush pillows and a luxuriously cosy duvet, a dining room table and chairs, a comfy sofa, sideboard and tea and coffee making facilities. There is a full suite of outside furniture including a large sofa, coffee table as well as a dining table and 4 chairs. We have available a spa hot tub with lights and bubbles which is built into the deck (£65 Extra Charge). Please note the hot tub is open to the air so that users can enjoy the trees, sky, stars and the rain when it comes (£65.00 extra charge to be paid by bank transfer or cash on arrival. Once agreed the hot tub cannot be cancelled unless 48 hours clear notice is given prior to arrival), BBQ, pizza oven (£25.00 extra charge to be paid by bank transfer or cash on arrival) There is a private bathroom with a steaming hot shower, a flushing toilet and convenient kitchenette. Facilities in the kitchen include; Microwave, kettle, toaster, fridge with a small freezer. There is no electric oven. We also have a pizza oven available for hire £25 additional charge including 4 hand made pizza dough balls subject to availability. All dogs welcome (max 2 per booking) extra charge £15.00 per dog to be paid by cash on arrival. All dog owners must adhere to our dog policy copies of which are available on request. Please provide a valid email address when requesting this. STRICTLY Dogs are NOT allowed on furniture. Dog sitting service by prior arrangement. There are plenty of walks in the surrounding area for dogs and people. Any damage caused by dogs will be charged accordingly. Due to limited parking we can only accommodate one car per booking additional cars only by prior arrangement. Set within 45 acres of private secluded woodland with many walks on the doorstep. The setting is in natural woodland. There is very little light pollution which enables guests to enjoy clear starry skies weather permitting. For this reason artificial light in the natural environment is kept to a minimum.

Our glamping accommodation is based in a site of outstanding natural beauty with over 45 acres of private woodland.

Covid19 update** We are very much open for business but we understand people’s uncertainty. To help reassure our guests we are relaxing our cancellation policy for all new bookings if the government chan Boutique & brand new, everything in The Folly is luxury. It sits in the grounds of Kennet House, a Neo gothic villa. It has one bedroom, kitchen, bathroom and a private deck complete with egg chairs,views over the garden and Ludlow. Underfloor heating, Egyptian cotton linen, towels & bathrobes.

The 'Folly at Kennet' is a self contained holiday cottage in the grounds of Kennet House, a historic Neo-Gothic villa in Ludlow. You have your own private deck, bathroom, kitchen, and lounge/sunroom. There is also parking on the drive. It is all brand new, and luxury, we hope you won’t want for anything. There are lovely period features which date back to the 1870s and a folly to admire on your way in.

We are a short walk into the centre of Ludlow and set on a hill so we have lovely views over the town and the fields. There are direct trains to Cardiff, Hereford, Shrewsbury, Manchester and Crewe, as well as to the surrounding towns and villages. We are on a bus route should you wish to bring your shopping back and don’t fancy the walk!

Welcome to my home! I can’t wait to meet you and show you around my gorgeous home and tell you all about our beautiful town of Knighton.

You have a single room with a shared bathroom. You share with one other room and it’s very rare that both rooms are occupied. You also have access to the breakfast room, where you will be able to eat a continental breakfast in the morning, or if you need somewhere to eat your take away- this is it. There is a fridge with milk and tea making facilities in the breakfast room.

I am ideally located both on the Offa Dyke path, and Glyndwr train. My front door heads out to the high street, so I’m close to all the amenities that Knighton has to offer. My back door heads straight out into the Offa Dyke path!

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.

The Oak Wigmore is a beautifully restored 16th century coaching inn. We serve fresh seasonal food in our restaurant and a range of local ales.

If you’d like to stay the night, we have two spacious double bedrooms. Our rooms are clean, cosy and fully ensuite, with walk-in showers. We provide fresh towels and all you need to make yourself a hot drink (just let us know if you’d like fresh milk). And of course, there’ll be a good breakfast waiting for you in the morning.

Wigmore is a beautiful picturesque village nestled in the Welsh Marches of Herefordshire. Wigmore is best known for the 11th-century medieval castle ruins formally the home of William fitz Osbern, close associate of William the Conqueror and the Mortimers.

Cosy shepherd's hut on the edge of the forest on a traditional farm. Perfect for couples looking for a quiet getaway or nature watching. Experience glamping in this beautiful location. Close to the historic town of Ludlow.

Comfortable bed, kitchen area fully equipped for 2 people with sink, toaster, microwave, and kettle. Table and chairs and heater. Toilet and electric shower in bathroom. Firebowl and barbeque outside with garden table and chairs on terrace

Monstay Farm is a traditional working farm set within the beautiful surroundings of the Mortimer Forest. From the hut there is easy access to the forest, where a wide variety of wildlife and leisure activities can be found. The hut also provides an excellent base for exploring the local area. Ludlow is a beautiful historic town on the River Teme with a Norman castle, museum and Tudor buildings. It is also well known for its restaurants and brewery.

The 'Fox and Feathers' room is in Hanway House which is a warm, rustic, self-catering country cottage. You'll be staying in a private conservation area, Mortimer Forest with nature, wild and farm life surrounding you. The Fox and Feathers is the smallest of our three listed Airbnb room options. Then we have the 'The Woodlands enSuite' and the spacious 'The Redwood Tree' room. Ideal for rambling, walking your dog, off / on road cycling, horse riding, exploring nature, 1400's historic villages .

The Fox and Feathers room: This is a compact, warm and comfortable room. A cosy double bed is tucked in a corner with access on one side. Heater, USB port, storage, view up the valley, clean air and healthy spring water. We have had many wonderful guests stay, giving Hanway House 5 star ratings. Their kind reviews have enabled us to earn 'Superhost' status. " Enjoy the flora and fauna that surrounds Hanway House. Look for woodland plants, wild garlic, bluebells and the blossoming fruit trees. Forage for mushrooms, leaves, nuts, seeds and fruit. Identify tree types including our ancient trees. Enjoy the wildlife visiting from the woodlands and forest, deer, foxes, hedgehogs, bats and squirrels as well as an abundance of insects, butterlies, frogs and voles, not to mention the elusive lizards and newts." "Hanway House is a 300 year old, former Estate Manager's cottage. It was part of the original Moor Park Trust (Moor Park itself is now a private school), owned by the Foster and Inchiquine dynasties. The late Lord and Lady Phaedrig and Vera O'Brien Lord Inchiquin the 17th Baron lived out their lives on the property. Their contribution to English heritage goes unrecognised with the Hon Major Phaedrig O'Brien carrying out field intelligence mapping during WWII, he was responsible for geological and mineral discoveries in East and Southern Africa, interests in photography, antique collecting and hunting. The families were the founders of the All Saints Church in Richards Castle where valuable works of art hang. Today, Hanway House is a warm, comfortable and rustic cottage, full of life, personality, history, love and laughter. The best tea in the land is made using the crystal clear water from our exclusive spring. The spring flows into a brook that flows under the kitchen on its way to the river Teme - the mystery as to why the house was built over the stream has never been solved!" We try to carefully balance our hospitality with your and my privacy, this is our home and you'll be welcomed as part of the family. There are two storeys with the bedroom located on the first floor. Entering Hanway House, you are welcomed by the warm, well equiped kitchen. There is an adjoining lounge with a wood stove followed by a second lounge with open fire and a large screen TV. A stair case then leads to the first floor where you will find your bedroom and bathroom. Above the bedroom area are the attic master and storage rooms. Rustic, casual, country accomodation surrounded by woodland, wildlife and birdsong. Not city modern. We open our self-catering home to you to share the house, countryside and extraordinary wildlife that we enjoy. We hope you'll love it as much as we do! Children will find plenty to enjoy here, playing in the woods, making dens, paddling in the spring-fed brook or exploring the mysteries of the iron-age quarry.

"Hanway House is an area of outstanding beauty, a rural, farming area near the Welsh border, with woodlands, forest and old towns. Our spring fed brook is the border between Shropshire and Herefordshire. No light pollution so on clear nights fantastic stellar views can be enjoyed. Satelites and shooting stars are common sights. Plus we are the green green grass of home." Join me in wild animal and bird calling to have real close encounters. The local area offers loads to do, exploring historic black and white villages, antique shops, the arts, theatre, markets, pubs, farms, forests and rivers. Alternatively, enjoy activities such as fishing, golf, flying and so much more. Explore Richards Castle ruins, the old WW2 Shobdon air strip. visit the black and white villages of Pembridge, Leintwardine and Leominster, for wall-to-wall bric-a-brac and antique shops, Leominster is a must, Oh lets not forget Ludlow just 3 miles away on a bus route.

The Nook is ideal for couples, solo, business and student travellers & you are assured of a warm welcome from this friendly family & two friendly cats! We want you to relax so breakfast is provided for your first night. A bright modern annexe with underfloor heating & radiators to keep you toe-toasty! In a rural hamlet, it’s perfect for lying in bed & star gazing through the roof lantern; a real treat! But don’t worry, a blackout blind ensures you get your beauty sleep & wake refreshed!

Being only a 5 min stroll from public footpaths and bridleways, situated near an arboretum, lakes & 4 golf clubs, The Nook is perfect for walkers, nature lovers, cyclists and golfers and we have secure storage for bikes, golf clubs etc. The Nook’s facilities, free Wifi, late self-check-in and proximity to road, bus and rail networks make work stays for business and student travellers as easy as possible. Parking: your designated space is immediately in front of The Nook with level access from the tarmac drive to the low threshold entrance into your entrance hall. Hall: Here you can store coats, bags and muddy boots. A hair dryer is provided along with a large mirror and handy socket. Bookshelves and cupboard with games. Studio room: a comfortable double bed awaits, which is at wheelchair accessible height, with an angle poise reading light. Two wardrobes, full length mirror, small extendable table, which doubles as a desk, 2 comfy upholstered dining chairs and a desk lamp. The padded headboard and cushions mean you can comfortably sit or lie back and relax on the bed and watch TV or read one of The Nook’s books or magazines. Kitchen area: hob, oven, microwave, kettle, small fridge, toaster. Room approximately 450cm X 382cm. Bathroom: this was designed with accessibility in mind and there is a walk/roll in shower with no lip and non-slip tiles in the shower area. There are 2 shower heads; one fixed and one hand held if you are sitting down. The wall hung toilet is higher than normal making it more accessible to those with reduced mobility. The sink is also wall hung. A perching stool and toilet frame are available upon request. There is underfloor heating as well as a heated towel radiator.

We are situated in a country lane a few minutes walk from the village of Wellington and a short drive from the A49. The village has a well-stocked shop selling some local produce, a post office, and a home and garden centre, with a café, which sells both plants, gifts and architectural antiques. We can recommend some good country pubs, as well as restaurants in Hereford. There are 4 golf clubs within a 15 minute drive, many beautiful walks including a local arboretum, Bodenham lakes, a bright and modern arts centre for theatre, music, art and eating, plus many more historic, cultural and outdoor attractions.

The Cottage at Church House, Nr Ludlow. A beautifully finished, furnished and well maintaind holiday let. With Private driveway and plenty of parking. The property is located off the road leaving a quiet and relaxed space for you to enjoy.

The Cottage @ Church House. With access to fully enclosed surrounding garden, perfect if you would like to bring your pets on holiday! You will also have access to a patio with a table and chairs and washing line. You will also have use of Washing machine and tumble dryer.

Adforton is a small village in Herefordshire with a great community. Local pubs in Wigmore and Leintwardine only 1 / 2 miles away.

The Downton Estate extends to nearly 5,000 acres and is located in the spectacular, wooded and hilly countryside of the Shropshire/Herefordshire borders, close to the Welsh Marches. Ludlow, just four miles away, is a thriving medieval market town, an architectural gem with a splendid castle, situated on a cliff above the River Teme. The town has an unusually high concentration of top quality restaurants, an impressive variety of specialist food shops, ancient buildings and the celebrated Broad Street is a must. During the year, the town is busy hosting an array of events and festivals. Wassell Barn is ideal for those wanting to get away from it all, occupying a splendid rural setting with lovely views. Completely refurbished during 2015 to an exceptional eclectic and contemporary style, here is a lovely base, not only for walkers, but also those wanting to explore all of the many interesting towns and villages, as well as historic houses and gardens that Herefordshire and Shropshire have to offer. This holiday at a glance Sleeps six guests Three bedrooms Three en-suite shower rooms Outside seating area with garden furniture WiFi. Car port for two vehicles Sorry, no children. Baby in own moses basket welcome. Sorry, no pets. Minimum stay of two nights. Additional features Air sourced heating. Walnut hardwood flooring. Fitted electric oven and separate ceramic hob, microwave. Fridge and separate freezer. Washing machine and tumble dryer. Television, Bu-ray DVD player and Sonos sound system. Attractions and nearby amenities The fine Georgian town of Ludlow is only a 20-minute drive and is one of the gastro capitals of England with an array of restaurants, secluded gastro-pubs, a historic market square and famous castle ruins. Visit the medieval ruins of Ludlow Castle a 20-minute drive, or Stokesay Castle a beautiful 13th century Manor House and moat. Enjoy a round of golf at Ludlow Golf Course formed in 1889 is the oldest course in Shropshire. Explore the National Trust properties of Berrington Hall and Avebury. Take in the history at the Ironbridge a wonderful base for all ages whether you are interested in art or engineering. Visit Tenbury Wells, an attractive riverside spa and market town in the Teme Valley.

Brand new, private, self-contained, open-plan lodge in Knighton on the Offas Dyke & Heart of Wales line. This single storey, self-catering cabin backs on to peaceful woodland and is ideally placed for exploring the Powys/Shropshire countryside, for visiting many local and historical towns and villages. Head east for Ludlow with its 11C Castle and gastronomic delights, up to Church Stetton nicknamed “little Switzerland”. West for the breath taking Elan Valley and South to literary gem Hay on Wye.

Your very own private space including bedroom, kitchen, lounge, shower room and garden. Breakfast items provided on your first night. Fully equipped kitchen to prepare supper or a short walk to Pubs; Horse & Jockey, The Banc, George & Dragon. Order a takeaway; indian, chinese, fish & chips or kebab.

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.

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.

A Scandinavian style wooden building refurbished to a high standard, standing in the grounds of a 16th century black and white cottage. Located on a forested hillside with glorious views, yet only a few miles from the charming market town of Ludlow.

Whilst set in the gardens of a traditional country cottage, this is a self-contained building which has a contemporary feel. It benefits from a versatile open plan sleeping/living area on one level. The convertible bed has been chosen carefully, both to prioritize comfort and in order to maximize the facility by enabling the room to be converted within minutes from sleeping space to lounge space, should you wish to do so. We will have the bed made up ready for your arrival. Up a few steps onto the next level, there is a kitchenette (with microwave, small fridge,kettle and a toaster) with a breakfast bar, and a shower room. The accommodation has been recently converted and refurbished. One of the owners is a three dimensional designer, and this is reflected in the simple, contemporary style.

To quote from The Guardian, May 2016 "This swath south of the Shropshire Hills between Ludlow and the Welsh border is a magical patch straight off the pages of Tolkien, with wooded hills, woodland elves (maybe), rustic taverns and pretty towns and villages filled with old, half-timbered houses painted black-and-white, like a crooked Mondrian". We are located in the hills above Ludlow, an area which is ideal walking, cycling and bird watching country, a base for visiting grand homes and castles and just nine plus miles from the Welsh border. The Cathedral cities of Hereford, Shrewsbury and Worcester are an hour by car. Ludlow, fifteen minutes by car, is an ancient town above the circling River Teme, the castle precariously perched on a hill and Georgian and medieval houses and it boasts many independent shops. Ludlow is also famous for the selection of good quality eating houses and establishments offering fine dining. A quote about Ludlow by Sir John Betjeman reads " Ludlow....is probably the loveliest town in England with its hill of Georgian houses ascending from the river Teme to the great tower of the cross-shaped church, rising behind a classic market building." Wigmore, 3 miles away, has two great pubs serving good food.

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.

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.