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| Cleobury Mortimer 3 miles. A superb barn conversion situated just 10 mins walk from the pretty village of Neen Sollars, in the heart of rural Shropshire. The property offers 'upside down' accommodation to take advantage of the pleasant views across the surrounding countryside. Decorated and refurbished to a high standard, it offers peaceful, private and cosy accommodation, with exposed beams throughout. |
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2 Beds / Sleeps 6 |
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| A charming ground floor apartment in the hamlet of Mayfield, 1 mile from Ashbourne. This attractive apartment provides first class accommodation, including an attractive sitting room, modern kitchen and en-suite facilities to one of the lovely bedrooms. An excellent spot from which to explore the walking, cycling and sight seeing on offer in this delightful area. |
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2 Beds / Sleeps 4 |
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| This single storey accommodation is set over the ground floor of a charming detached house on the banks of the River Severn in Worcestershire. This delightful Astley Burf cottage boasts its own mooring facilities and fishing rights at the bottom of the garden, and is a short drive, or riverside walk, to Stourport-on-Severn, with an abundance of amenities, restaurants, shops and activities, while the lovely Shrawley Woods are just a five minute walk away. |
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3 Beds / Sleeps 7 |
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| A lovely, detached barn conversion situated at the foot of the beautiful Malvern Hills, in the peaceful village of Castlemorton, 6 miles from Malvern. Located within the grounds of the owner's home, this light and airy, single-storey accommodation boasts two traditional ground floor bedrooms, a modern galley-style kitchen and charming sitting room with warming woodburning stove. |
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2 Beds / Sleeps 4 |
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| A pretty, stone built 18th Century coach house in the grounds of the owners' home, in the quaint village of Goodrich. Beautifully restored, this superb Herefordshire cottage offers quality accommodation set entirely over the first floor, with outstanding features such as the fabulous original wooden floor, a relaxing veranda, contemporary furnishings, exposed beams and cosy woodburner. |
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1 Beds / Sleeps 3 |
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| A charming first floor 17th century Herefordshire holiday home attached to the owner's 15th century farmhouse in the peaceful hamlet of Brinsop, just 6.5 miles from Hereford. This delightful Herefordshire holiday apartment has been thoughtfully refurbished throughout, boasting charm and character, and offering a cosy sitting room with dining area, a well-equipped kitchen, ideal for any self-catering property, and two beautifully furnished bedrooms. |
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2 Beds / Sleeps 3 |
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| Caradoc Court is a beautifully restored Jacobean manor house set in 6 acres of landscaped gardens, just under 4 miles from the historic town of Ross-on-Wye in Herefordshire, and is the setting for these two lovely Ross-on-Wye cottages. The manor house itself dates back to the 17th century, with some newer additions, and was previously a seat of the Viscount Scudamore. |
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1 Beds / Sleeps 2 |
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| Hoarwithy 2.5 miles. A charming, stone built, 17th Century detached barn conversion, situated within the owner's 5 acre small holding on the rural outskirts of the pretty village of Hoarwithy, just 7 miles from both Hereford and Ross-on-Wye. Quietly nestling amidst wooded surroundings, this perfect holiday retreat has a welcoming feel throughout, boasting open plan living with exposed beams and a cosy woodburning stove. |
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1 Beds / Sleeps 2 |
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| A delightful terraced early 15th century, Grade II Listed Black & White cottage, dating back to 1434, in the lovely village of Eardisley, which is part of Herefordshire's famous Black & White Village Trail. Step back in time and enjoy the charm and cosy atmosphere of this quaint cottage, which boasts original oak beams and wall timbers, quarry tiles, a welcoming woodburner, romantic bedrooms and a pretty garden, perfect for relaxing and dining alfresco. |
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2 Beds / Sleeps 4 |
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| Four beautiful Luntley cottages, tastefully converted from sixteenth century farm buildings, located on a working sheep and cattle farm in the rural hamlet of Luntley, close to the medieval half-timbered village of Pembridge, with its wonderful Black & White buildings, pubs and ancient market hall. |
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3 Beds / Sleeps 7 |
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