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The bothy is set into the hillside on the edge of Clyro, a small settlement situated on the Welsh border, and just 2.5 miles from the popular town of Hay on Wye, where you will find cafes, restaurants, and the world famous bookshops. Enjoy rambles along the banks of the River…
A tranquil rural location within the grounds of the owners home, this uniquely styled lodge offers comfortable accommodation with a contemporary style and is well suited for couples, keen walkers and small families to explore the Cotswolds. The property benefits from direct…
This location offers a plethora of activities to suit every level of fitness and interest, and with some of the best cycle routes in the region you'll be spoilt for choice. The incredible Gospel Pass is 5 miles with direct routes into the Llanthony Valley, Offa's Dyke Path, and…
The village of Ashton under Hill is situated in the south of Worcestershire, at the eastern end of Bredon Hill and overlooks the Cotswolds, well served with a local village inn and farm store. With a wealth of history on its doorstep, the barn is an ideal base for walkers and…
There are plenty of things to do nearby including canoeing and fishing on the River Usk, or walking, cycling and climbing in the Begwyns, the Gospel Pass and Offa s Dyke Path. You can also go hang gliding, shooting, rock climbing, abseiling or orienteering, with Llangorse Lake…
Located on a farm in the grounds of the 12th century Clattercote Priory and surrounded by horse paddocks, it s the very definition of a Cotswold hideaway. Close to the village of Clattercote, the property is at the centre of the historic cultural axis of Oxford, Warwick and…
Situated on the owners working farm this cottage is situated within easy reach of the village of Brassington which boasts a beautiful Norman church, historic streets, and two quaint pubs. Carsington water is on the doorstep with a wide range of outdoor activities to be enjoyed…
This property is ideally located close to Chapel en le Frith which hosts a wide array of cafes, public houses and independent shops to explore. For walkers and outdoor enthusiasts there are numerous trails across the Goyt Valley, Kinder Scout, Edale and for those seeking…
This newly converted former barn is a wonderful base for a couple looking to explore this scenic part of Oxfordshire, with great road networks giving you the option to explore many popular towns and villages such as Burford (12mls), Cirencester (19mls), Stow on the Wold (22mls)…
The property is within easy reach of the Peak District and Bakewell. Roaches Rocks offers a natural adventure playground and Rudyard Lake has boat hire and a miniature steam train, and Tittesworth reservoir has a kayak/canoeing centre and fishing. Cheddleton Steam Railway, cycle…
Elmley Castle sits on the North side of Bredon Hill and is well served with a local village pub and a village green where you can enjoy an afternoon watching cricket. There is a farm shop in the nearby village of Cropthorne, or Pershore has a wider range of shops and…
This beautiful, bespoke, shepherds hut style accommodation is on a working farm in the popular village of Chaddesley Corbett. Just 5 miles away is the Severn Valley Railway Station in Kidderminster. Perfect for a day out on a steam train weaving through the Severn Valley…
Ollerton is a sleepy hamlet in Shropshire, close to Market Drayton, well known for its street market, shops and eateries, not forgetting the lovely Shropshire Union Canal. Activities in the area include walking, cycling and river fishing. Visit Hawkstone Park Follies, Dorothy…
Sitting at the top of the owner s garden, this cabin is the perfect spot for exploring Hay on Wye, the Wye Valley, and the wider Brecon Beacons National Park. Found in the hamlet of Clyro, the property is close to a village shop and two pleasant pubs. Hay on Wye is only 1 mile…
Windmill Hill is a peaceful cluster of cottages and farm buildings surrounded by breathtaking countryside; you can enjoy walks from your front door along with a visit to the neighbouring village where they have a local inn. Here you can make the most of both the Cotswolds and…
The cottage enjoys a great location on the fringes of the picturesque village of Preston on Wye. It is set within an established campsite from which you can access the River Wye where you can hire a canoe, enjoy coarse fishing with a day permit, or simply enjoy the wildlife…
Nestled into the Wye Valley landscape enjoying views across the open countryside, a haven for walkers with access to the Offa s Dyke footpath and the Wye Valley Walk taking in the stunning scenery and market towns and villages along the way. This peaceful hamlet is just 3 miles…
Situated on the westerly edge of the Forest of Dean and lying within the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural beauty, the village of English Bicknor is steeped in the history of this fascinating area. From your door you are served with access onto the countryside and ancient…
As you enter this wonderful property you will be taken aback, by the spacious kitchen/lounge diner with a wood burner, exposed beams and high ceilings, a lovely place to relax and socialise with friends and family. Leading off the lounge/kitchen/diner you will find the bedrooms,…
The small village of Clearwell is peacefully tucked into the valley, though small the village has a bustling community and is well served offering two village inns and restaurant. The property neighbours Clearwell Castle which is a wonderful wedding and events venue. And…
From the wildness of the Peak District to the Cotswold's cosy charm, the counties that make up the Heart of England, can offer rolling hills, ancient woodlands, dramatic moors, heritage rich Oxford and the spa towns of Cheltenham and Bath. Cider trails in Herefordshire and canal routes in Staffordshire.