The 'olde worlde' timbered villages of Weobley, Eardisland and Pembridge are worthy of a visit, whilst Hereford offers a day's sight seeing of museums galleries, the Cathedral and now our famous Mappa Mundi, and chained library. The cottage lies within the farmhouse walled garden, quite separate, but surrounded by lawns and flowerbeds, over looking our farmland, Dinedor hill and Aconbury woods, iron age forts. The bedrooms are furnished with antique pine dressing tables, chest of drawers and wardrobes. The cottage is tastefully decorated throughout using lovely floral fabrics, antique furniture and quality fitted carpets. Linen, towels and electric are included in the price.
Guests are welcome to take breakfast in the farmhouse any morning.
The nearest shop is a quarter of a mile away, selling newspapers and all essential goods, including a petrol station, open from 7am to 9pm, seven days a week. Supermarkets are in Hereford and also a large Tesco's, out of town, along the A465 road. Herefordshire is truly a rural secret, rich red soil, rolling hills and wooded valleys, unspoilt farmland, leafy lanes leading to picturesque Tudor villages, border castles and numerous small market towns. Cottage is ready for occupation at 3 pm and could guests please vacate by 10.30 am on the day of departure. Saturday to Saturday booking.