This delightful residence is set in the picturesque village of Woolhope and is just 7 miles from the city of Hereford, which offers a range of independent bars, shops and restaurants for guests to enjoy. Nearby, there are many beautiful walks through the Herefordshire countryside, as well as places of historical interest to visit, such as the cathedral in Hereford city, The Black and White House Museum, and Hereford Cider Museum.
This residence is set above and to the rear of the popular village pub which offers great food and drinks and there are large gardens to the rear of the property, with seating, and an outdoor area with BBQ and a patio space.

The Old Bakehouse is a 16th century half-timbered cottage, part of the larger Wythall manor house and estate, set in idyllic grounds with woodland, freshwater lake, and award-winning vineyards. There is an abundance of wildlife from owls to badgers, kites to deer - something for everyone to enjoy.

The Old Bakehouse is full of character and charm and has some fabulous beams running through the property with beautiful leaded windows. The large garden has a freshwater lake, providing the tranquil, relaxing sound of running water, lawned area with garden furniture; great for simply enjoying the sounds of the resident wildlife. With walks, such as the Wye Valley Walk, to be had from your doorstep, you can stroll through the woodlands and make your way to the award winning vineyards where the owners produce their own wine. The wine is available to purchase along with wine tasting and vineyard tours, please contact the owner directly to book this.

Once you have finished exploring the grounds of this wonderful estate, come back to the property and relax in the open plan living space. There are plenty of restaurants and pubs within a short driving distance from the location. Located near to Ross on Wye there are plenty of things to keep you entertained should you wish to venture from this lovely location.

Beyond your beautiful abode is a plethora of wonderful places to visit; within a short drive are Hereford and Gloucester, and about an hour’s drive are The Cotswolds, Cheltenham, Ludlow, and Cardiff. When visiting Ross-on-Wye, no trip would be complete without a visit to Symonds Yat, a magical
spot on the River Wye just 2 miles from The Old Bakehouse. Start at the top of the rock for panoramic views and breath-taking scenery. Stroll down through the woodland to reach the water’s edge to enjoy a yummy pub lunch. If you don’t have your own canoe or kayak, why not hire one and paddle your way down the Wye?

The Old Bakehouse can be booked with The Game Larders (UK42478) to accommodate up to 6 guests.

Woltons Mill is set close to the village of Much Marcle boasting three village inns, a historic house and three cider makers including Westons. Offering spectacular views over rolling countryside, this beautifully converted former mill enjoys a peaceful, rural setting. Situated next to the owners’ home, but not overlooked, it boasts a private rear patio with garden furniture.
Woltons Mill is an ideal holiday location to explore the many landscapes of beautiful Herefordshire, the Wye Valley and the historic remains of past conflicts in this border country. Eastnor Castle and Symmonds Yat are just a short drive away as are the historic market towns of Ledbury and Ross-on-Wye. Locally, there are many places of historical interest to visit, such as churches, stately homes and museums. Outdoor activities in abundance will be found within the Forest of Dean, including canoeing, climbing, fishing, golf, horse riding and cycling, there is something for everyone.
The property is a detached Grade 2 listed former mill, within the property there is the feature of the original Mill stone.

Enjoy the stunning views across the countryside towards the Welsh Mountains before you step inside this beautiful property. This Chantry is a must see, with its traditional features and lovely character, you’ll feel like you’re staying within a period drama house.

The kitchen has been finished with a cottage style and is well-equipped with all the appliances you will need. A large wooden table and chairs takes centre stage with low lighting that’s simply perfect for a family supper. A utility room is accessed off the kitchen/dining room; a great space for muddy boots and dogs. Then when it’s time to relax, step into the living room where you can sit back in front of the wood burner; the cosy sofas and floral fabric armchairs really finish the room. There is a small alcove with card table and selection of games. When you really want some peace, hideaway in the small snug with a good book or watch TV. You also have three bedrooms and two bathrooms.

Outside you can enjoy the views where the garden has a rustic feel with a patio area offering a table and chairs with the remainder of the grounds set as a mature meadow. The rear of the property forms part of Garway Hillside and has sheep roaming freely. There’s lots of local animals and wildlife include mountain horses, sheep, and Great Crested Newts to enjoy. The unique beauty of the property is that you are remote, so remember to stock up on food and essentials before you arrive.

Garway Hill, one of the most beautiful places in Herefordshire. Within easy reach is the Offa’s Dyke, Wye Valley Way and the Forest of Dean, as well as horse riding and kayaking available on the River Monnow and River Wye. The vibrant town of Monmouth is close by with elegant Georgian mansions and Victorian courtyards, offering shops, pubs, and restaurants. The area has many castles including Monmouth, Goodrich & Raglan Castles, and numerous beautiful churches including the remains of the stunning Tintern Abbey, just half an hour away.

This delightful, detached barn conversion is set overlooking the surrounding farmland with far reaching views to the Black Mountain. Set on one level, Blackrock Barn offers guests lovely views from the property and from the private seating area. It is set on the owner’s own farm and is close to the delightful market town of Hay-on-Wye, with its world renowned annual literary festival held in May.
Originally constructed as part of the Norman invasion of Wales, Hay Castle is a medieval site which offers guests a fascinating day out. The historic cathedral city of Hereford is approximately 20 miles away and offers an array of bars, shops and restaurants for guests to enjoy on a day out to the city. There is a good range of country pubs nearby, where guests can enjoy food and a drink. For guests looking to be more active there are stunning walks onto Hay Bluff, The Begwyns and the Black Mountains.

This property is set in Herefordshire, which is a real hidden gem, surrounded by fantastic counties such as Shropshire, Gloucestershire, Worcestershire, Monmouthshire, and Powys. The property is 6 miles from the town of Leominster and 8 miles from the city of Hereford. There are numerous good local country pubs and restaurants within 5 miles and an array of bars, shops, and restaurants to enjoy in the town. Within the city of Hereford at Hereford Cathedral it is the location for the famous Mappa Mundi and chained library. Local attractions are plentiful and include the Black and White Village Trail, the local ruins of a motte-and-bailey castle, the historic National Trust Berrington Hall, Croft Castle and Brockhampton Estate. This property is adjacent to Queenswood Country Park and Arboretum, which is sure to be popular with younger visitors as it is home to the Gruffalo trail, as is the activity centre at Oaker Wood Leisure and the Small Breeds Farm Park and Owl Centre. Why not enjoy a walk along the Offa’s Dyke Path on the neighbouring Welsh Borders; try hang gliding on the Long Mynd, canoeing on the River Wye, helicopter rides from Shobdon, horse riding, fishing, golf, or indeed simply take a trip out to one of the neighbouring counties.
After a busy day exploring Herefordshire and the neighbouring counties this property has its own private decked balcony which is the ideal place to sit and unwind on the private garden furniture. The property is set on the first floor and has been thoroughly thought out to make the most of the space.

This delightful barn conversion offers comfortable living accommodation, set in an ideal holiday location to explore the many landscapes of beautiful Herefordshire, the Wye Valley and the historic remains of past conflicts in this border country. Eastnor Castle and Symmonds Yat are just a short drive away, as are the historic market towns of Ledbury and Ross-on-Wye. Locally, there are many places of historical interest to visit, such as churches, stately homes and museums. Outdoor activities in abundance will be found within the Forest of Dean, including canoeing, climbing, fishing, golf, horse riding and cycling.
The property is set adjoining a large historic Elizabethan farm house, surrounded by farmland and enjoying a pleasant outlook. This property is semi-detached and there is private seating area to the rear of the property along with private parking. Set on one level with an open plan design, the kitchen is well-equipped for making a lovely home cooked meal. The dining area and living space has comfortable seating and a Smart TV. There is also a shower room with a large walk-in shower adjacent to a kingsize bedroom. There’s everything you need for a staycation in the fabulous Herefordshire countryside. Pub and restaurant 2¼ miles.

Set in the beautiful Golden Valley this lovely detached bungalow offers spacious and comfortable accommodation accommodation, easily sleeping 8 adults - it is also perfect for families with children. Situated in a truly beautiful part of Herefordshire, this accommodation is perfect for exploring this stunning county. The property is well located for walking and exploring all the local attractions, and is situated equidistant from Hereford, Abergavenny and Hay-on-Wye (the ’town of books’ world-famous for its literary festival in late May). Within easy walking distance of the property, you will find top class bistro, a fabulous local pub, a café, and even a weekly fish & chip van! Further restaurants and bars are just a few minutes drive away.
For active guests, there are some lovely walks easily accessed from the property, or you can expand your adventures to explore the Herefordshire Trail, Offa’s Dyke, Black Mountains and Brecon Beacons. The River Wye, running throughout Herefordshire, offers fantastic opportunities for fishing, canoeing and kayaking. The city of Hereford is just 12 miles away with a wide range of attractions to see and enjoy, as well as an array of bars, shops and restaurants.
After a busy day exploring, this fantastic property offers a private hot tub for guests to enjoy. There is also a beautiful enclosed landscaped garden to the rear of the property enjoying views across the valley, with a seating area and private garden furniture. The front garden offers a peaceful, stream-side retreat, with double swing seat and tree-strung hammock. Set out with disabled access in mind, the property is all on one level with doorways wide enough for wheelchair access. Ample parking is to the front of the property, on the large private driveway. The cosy living room offers comfortable seating. There is a large open plan dining room and kitchen, fully equipped with all you might need to rustle up a homely meal. Pub and restaurant 3/4 miles.

This lovely detached property is a converted coach house and offers guests comfortable accommodation within the popular village of Leintwardine. The property is set within easy walking distance of village amenities including two of the most popular public houses and restaurants. The property is set close to the popular town of Ludlow, which is home to the medieval Ludlow Castle, and boasts an array of bars, shops and restaurants for guests to enjoy. There are many beautiful walks nearby including Mortimer Forest, or walks up and over the Clee Hill which has the most gorgeous views across Shropshire. Just a few miles away is Stokesay Castle, an English Heritage site, Shrewsbury, Hereford, Ironbridge, and many charming little border towns boasting their large array of independent bars, shops, and restaurants. Enjoy a day out at one of the other nearby country estates which include Downton Castle, Oakley Park, and Brampton Bryan Castle.

The property is detached and there is parking on the driveway for one car. On the ground floor you’ll find an open plan living area, kitchen and dining area. The living area includes comfortable seating and a Smart TV. On the first floor you’ll find the first bedroom that sleeps two with a zip and link super kingsize bed, and a second bedroom sleeping two with a double bed. You’ll also find a shower room with a walk in shower. There is also private garden space to the rear with garden furniture and patio space. Pub and restaurant 352 yards.

A grand five-bedroom stone-fronted cottage, resting in Bodenham, Herefordshire. Woodburning stove. Hot tub. Countryside views. Bedrooms with en-suites. Pet-friendly. Traditional. Leominster 6.2 miles; Hereford 11.3 miles.