Hereford, Heart of England

1 Bedroom Bed in Hoarwithy (93440)

This beautifully crafted shepherds hut has all mod cons tucked inside its cosy interior and breathtaking views of rolling countryside. Set in the peaceful grounds of a Herefordshire smallholding, it offers the perfect, romantic bolthole for two, and your canine friend can come too. The pretty village of Hoarwithy on the River Wye, 2 miles away, has a shop, and a pub serving food is within half a mile. Youll find more independent shops and great eateries in Hereford and Ross-on-Wye (both 7.5 miles). The hut is one of two on an elevated site, surrounded by fields and trees. Charmingly furnished to enhance its traditional character, it features a neat kitchen, a cosy table for two and a raised double bed, with a wood burner effect electric fire for cosy nights. A spacious shower room completes the layout. Outside, a large, enclosed garden patio with a picnic bench and a fire pit is perfect for star gazing on clear nights. Don your boots for a 4.5-mile circular path from Hoarwithy, one of a range of scenic trails in this National Landscape. These include the Wye Valley Walk that takes you across the border of England and Wales. You can hire a canoe or kayak for a peaceful trip along the Wye, and be sure to see Hoarwithys remarkable, Grade I-listed Italianate church. Visit the impressive, 16th-century Market House in historic Ross-on-Wye to see a diverse range of locally produced arts and crafts. The Wye also runs through the city of Hereford, with its magnificent cathedral and the Black and White Museum, housed in a fine, half-timbered house.

Bolstone View Shepherd Huts Loxley is a dog friendly holiday cottage.

2 guests
1 bedrooms
1 bathrooms
dog friendly

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This beautifully crafted shepherd's hut has all mod cons tucked inside its cosy interior and breathtaking views of rolling countryside. Set in the peaceful grounds of a Herefordshire smallholding, it offers the perfect, romantic bolthole for two, and your canine friend can come too. The pretty village of Hoarwithy on the River Wye, 2 miles away, has a shop, and a pub serving food is within half a mile. You'll find more independent shops and great eateries in Hereford and Ross-on-Wye (both 7.5 miles). The hut is one of two on an elevated site, surrounded by fields and trees. Charmingly furnished to enhance its traditional character, it features a neat kitchen, a cosy table for two and a raised double bed, with a wood burner effect electric fire for cosy nights. A spacious shower room completes the layout. Outside, a large, enclosed garden patio with a picnic bench and a fire pit is perfect for star gazing on clear nights. Don your boots for a 4.5-mile circular path from Hoarwithy, one of a range of scenic trails in this National Landscape. These include the Wye Valley Walk that takes you across the border of England and Wales. You can hire a canoe or kayak for a peaceful trip along the Wye, and be sure to see Hoarwithy's remarkable, Grade I-listed Italianate church. Visit the impressive, 16th-century Market House in historic Ross-on-Wye to see a diverse range of locally produced arts and crafts. The Wye also runs through the city of Hereford, with its magnificent cathedral and the Black and White Museum, housed in a fine, half-timbered house.