Timber Barn

Indulge in a peaceful retreat with your special someone in this luxurious barn conversion nestled in the edge of the market town of Leominster. Sleeping two people in one bedroom, this is a stylish place to call home while you spend happy days exploring the rolling countryside of North Herefordshire together. During the day, discover the 17th-century Grange Court, which offers a glimpse into the town’s rich past. There is also a fascinating museum to explore. In the evening, come home and relax in the cottage’s private hot tub under the stars. Step inside and you’ll be welcomed by a bright and cheerful open-plan kitchen/dining area. Head upstairs and make yourself at home in the cosy living area in the attic before rustling up some dinner in the stylish kitchen area. Enjoy a romantic dinner for two at the dining table or head out into the pretty courtyard and dine alfresco while you soak up the country views. After dinner, take a relaxing dip in the outdoor hot tub, or retreat to the attic to snuggle on the sofa in front of your favourite movie. At the end of the day, retire to the elegant double bedroom on the ground floor. Don’t miss the chance to savour regional specialities at the Leominster Market (7 miles). Browse booths stocked with artisanal goods, homemade crafts and fresh produce – it’s a great place to grab some tasty ingredients for a romantic dinner. Alternatively, make your way to Berrington Hall (7 miles), a Neoclassical mansion designed by renowned architect Henry Holland. Stroll around the exquisite rooms and take in the breathtaking Capability Brown-designed landscape.

Charming barn conversion in Broxwood near Pembridge, surrounded by beautiful Herefordshire countryside.Private Hot tub. Large garden with fire pit. WiFi. Close to Offa's Dyke. Pembridge 3.3 miles; Leominster 8.5 miles.

A delightful barn conversion set in a peaceful, rural location amongst stunning Herefordshire countryside in Broxwood near Pembridge. One acre of grounds with fire pit. WiFi. Private Hot tub. Pembridge 3.3 miles; Leominster 8.5 miles.

Sunnyside is a grand detached house resting in Bircher Common near Yarpole, Herefordshire. Open-plan. WiFi. Family-friendly. Enclosed gardens. Off-road parking. Woodburning stove. Leominster 5.8 miles; Ludlow 8.8 miles.

Share the scenic surroundings of the Welsh and English borderlands with your family and friends when you stay at this remarkable retreat near Kington. Sleeping 18 guests, the eight-bedroom, three-storey, Queen Anne-style country house nestles in gorgeous gardens, complete with a hot tub, where you can spend quality time with your loved ones. Perfect for an extended family group or a large party of friends, the dog-friendly sanctuary is well-positioned for trips out into both the scenic Shropshire Hills and Bannau Brycheiniog, also known as the Brecon Beacons. Enter via the front door to find impressive accommodation with a wealth of original character. Light the open fire in the lounge then gather in front of the Smart TV for movie nights. Unwind in the drawing room with a cocktail before Sunday lunch then sit down to eat in the generous dining room. Pair up to conjure up home-cooked creations in the kitchen/diner, where there is another table for casual meals. As day turns to night, head upstairs to the bedrooms and bathrooms. Five doubles and a family bathroom are on the first floor. The bedrooms here include two with en-suite bathrooms and one with an en-suite shower room. Continue up to the next level to find a sixth double with a Jack and Jill bathroom, also connecting to the landing, plus a twin and a room with four single beds. Another family bathroom is on this floor. Play croquet or badminton out on the lawn on sunny days. Picnic out here too as often as possible. Wander over to the sunroom to bubble in the hot tub. Plan group walks right from the doorstep. Make day trips to Hay-on-Wye, 15 miles away, where you can browse in the famous bookshops and go canoeing together on the beautiful River Wye.

Lying in an idyllic spot close to the Welsh border, this beautifully updated barn conversion offers bright and relaxing accommodation for couples and smaller families. With ample space for up to four guests, the property features two stylish, spiral staircases, high vaulted ceilings, a wood burner, exposed beams and a free-standing, roll-top bath. You will also have access to the heated outdoor swimming pool shared with other properties on this tranquil rural estate. Originally a blacksmith’s workshop for the estate’s ten carriage horses, this open-fronted stone property is ideal for walkers and cyclists exploring the magnificent countryside of Herefordshire. Entering this spacious, airy retreat you will be greeted by the original A-frame-style, open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The cosy lounge has a Swedish wood burner, a TV and comfortable seating, while the oak-floored dining area is to the centre of the space, with the country-style kitchen perfect for rustling up your favourite dishes. The ground floor also has a lovely super-king-size bedroom with an in-room free-standing bath and en-suite WC. A spiral staircase then leads up to a peaceful mezzanine level making a great spot to curl up with a good book. From the kitchen another spiral staircase leads up to a mezzanine level with a lovely king-size bed and a refreshing shower room. French doors lead out into the gardens which feature a pretty terrace with lawns hedged by beech trees and lavender. There’s ample furniture for dining alfresco, enjoy the hot tub or you can take a dip in the summer in the shared outdoor pool. The market town of Kington lies midway between the Wye Valley (15 miles) and the Shropshire Hills (12 miles) offering miles of unforgettable walks. Presteigne (6 miles) is known for its classical music festival, while Hay-on-Wye (15 miles) is known for its book festival and numerous second-hand bookshops.

This chocolate-box cottage amongst the trees provides a peaceful retreat for couples and small families to switch off and relax. You’ll find many waymarked walking trails branching away from the property, and you’re also welcome to take a guided tour of the farm, by prior arrangement. Further walking opportunities await in the nearby Black Mountains and Shropshire Hills. In the evenings, watch the sun set over the hills from your south-facing terrace. The picture-postcard holiday home, set amongst the apple trees of a thriving fruit farm, has a rustic style, with country-cottage decor and charming original features. The farmhouse-style kitchen is a joy to cook in, with everything you need for a self-catering break. A large lounge/diner forms the heart of the home and has comfortable sofas arranged around an open fire and TV/DVD. A wooden dining table sits next to the window, offering far-reaching countryside views as you dine together. The two bedrooms and family bathroom are upstairs. Outside, discover a south-facing terrace with magnificent views, with a private hot tub and furniture for al fresco dining. The picturesque town of Kington (3 miles) has a myriad of shops, art galleries, boutiques, and cafes lining its historic streets, as well as weekly markets selling delicious local produce. The town is also home to England’s highest 18-hole golf course, and is the start of the long-distance Mortimer Trail. The beautiful Hergest Croft Gardens are just outside the town and are a must for any horticulture enthusiasts, with a national collection of maples and birches and more than 80 champion trees. From the cottage it’s easy to take a day trip to the literary town of Hay-on-Wye (15 miles) or the cathedral city of Hereford (18 miles).

This magnificent rural escape is nestled in the Herefordshire countryside, close to the England/Wales border. The property sleeps 16 guests and is a great base for large family get-togethers and holidays with friends. Enjoy memorable mealtimes around the vast dining table, before unwinding in the hot tub or taking a dip in the shared swimming pool. Nearby days out include the literary town of Hay-on-Wye (15 miles), with its plethora of book shops and antique stores, and the market town of Ludlow (18 miles), where you’ll find an impressive castle and excellent shops and eateries. The stylish holiday home is bursting with characterful original features and a wealth of luxurious little extras to make your stay as comfortable and relaxed as possible. The property has a choice of reception rooms, the first of which is ‘The Parley’. This versatile space houses a full media centre (specifications on request) and huge dining table, and can be used as a meeting room, dining room, or cinema room. ‘The Clock View’ is a quiet spot for enjoying cocktails or curling up with a good book, and ‘The Tack Room’ with its roaring open fire is a cosy space to unwind with a hot beverage or glass of wine after a long walk. Finally, ‘The Discourse’ is an impressive, double-height lounge with ample seating and a TV/DVD for enjoying movie nights as a group. The vast kitchen/diner has everything you need to cater for a large group, and you’ll also find an additional smaller kitchen within the property, as well as three kitchenettes, making self-catering a breeze. The property has four bedrooms on the ground floor and four upstairs. All the bedrooms benefit from en-suite facilities. Outside, dine on the terrace, where you’ll find seating for everyone, or take a stroll amongst the pretty walled gardens followed by a soak in the hot tub or a stint in the sauna. You’ll have shared use of a heated outdoor pool, and there’s also a squash court, badminton court, and table tennis if you’re feeling energetic. The picturesque village of Pembridge is 4.5 miles away. Enjoy a wander through its narrow streets, lined with listed buildings and black and white, half-timbered cottages, before grabbing a bite to eat in one of the friendly village inns. The attractive market town of Leominster is 12 miles away and has a good range of independent shops and eateries, as well as a fascinating museum detailing the town’s rich history. There are many National Trust properties in the area, including The Weir Garden, Croft Castle, and Berrington Hall.

This warm and welcoming wooden lodge in the Herefordshire countryside is a fantastic location for a family break with a charming wood burner inside and a blissful hot tub outside, ensuring there’s a little treat for everyone in the family. Ideally located between Ludlow and Hereford, you’ll find a wealth of fascinating history in the local area, as well as access much loved walking routes such as the Offa’s Dyke trail. The open-plan living spaces encourage guests to kick back and relax in front of the wood burner with a choice of two sofas and an armchair for comfort. Exposed beams and beautiful joinery make a focal feature on the ceiling and add an element of warmth to the colour palette to create a feeling of homeliness from the moment you step inside. The kitchen area has been finished to a high standard, with glossy cabinets and a beautiful breakfast bar, perfect for your morning coffee. There is also a four-seater dining table beside dual-aspect windows, creating a wonderful atmosphere for meals at all times of the day. The elegance and attention to detail are continued into the bedrooms, with quirky styling and beautiful king-size bed frames. A large, contemporary shower room completes the property, boasting an industrial feel with a rainfall showerhead to revitalise you in the mornings. When the sun is shining, the garden is a picturesque place to sit and soak in your surroundings, with a selection of seating on the patio and a large expanse of lawn. What’s more, the pizza oven and fantastic hot tub make for great evening of entertainment. For a day out, pay a visit to the cathedral city of Hereford (4 miles) and you’ll find a plethora of things to do, from a tour around the Museum of Cider and a sighting of the Mappa Mundi to a visit to one of the many National Trust sites found in the local area. Book lovers can take the opportunity to visit the literary town of Hay-on-Wye (23 miles), known for its beautiful array of bookshops.

Lose yourself in wonderfully green views across the surrounding estate and rural Herefordshire from almost every window of this delightful country cottage featuring a wood-fired hot tub, the ultimate idyllic base perfect for couples and families craving an escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The sunny colour palette, sumptuous soft furnishings and homely touches in the cosy lounge create a truly warming ambience that invites tired travellers to take the weight off and unwind at the end of a busy day. Featuring contemporary country cottage decor reminiscent of a traditional farmhouse, the spacious kitchen/diner beckons creative minds to whip up something delicious the fabulous local fare. Upstairs, tucked beneath the eaves, you'll find two en-suite king-size bedrooms that offer an oasis of calm to retire to at the end of a busy day; crisp, white linens and charming characterful features ensure a peaceful rest. A haven of tranquillity, the enclosed garden offers everything you need to make the most of your gorgeous surroundings; indulge in a soothing dip in the wood-fired hot tub, dine alfresco on the patio or sunbathe on the lawn. You'll get to know rural Herefordshire very well from this picturesque countryside estate nestled between the villages of Titley and Lyonshall, surrounded by orchards and working farms. Keen outdoor explorers can join Offa's Dyke or Mortimers Trail at Kington (3.5 miles) to be rewarded with breathtaking scenery and glimpses of wildlife. The medieval market town of Presteigne (7.5 miles), set alongside the River Lugg, boasts timeless charm and tranquillity whilst the quaint market town of Hay-on-Wye (15.5 miles), famed for its bookshops and stunning scenery of the River Wye, offers opportunities for canoeing and plenty of picnic spots beside the river.