Hereford

All-ground-floor. One king-size bedroom (zip/link, can be twin on request) with Smart TV and en-suite shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC. Open-plan kitchen/dining/living room with woodburning stove. Snug

Full list of facilities at this property...

• 5 star Trip Advisor rating
• Wifi internet
• Children welcome
• Hot tub
• BBQ barbecue
• Log Fire
• Ground Floor
• Enclosed Garden
• Nearby Golf
• Near a Pub
• King size bed
• Woodburning stove
• Jacuzzi
• Cooker
• Fridge
• Washing machine
• TV
• Underfloor heating
• Travel cot available
• Linen provided
• Towels provided

The Stables cottage Heart of England

The Stables is a beautiful 19th century conversion, on the Beachcroft estate, which is the owner`s home, in Cross Keys near Hereford. The all-ground-floor property has one king-size bedroom with Smart TV and en-suite shower room and sleep two people in total. The property also consists of an open-plan living/kitchen/dining room with Smart TV and woodburning stove. Outside is an enclosed patio with private hot tub, driveway parking for one car, bike storage and shared use of a barbecue. The Stables is a charming base for a retreat to Hereford.

The cathedral city of Hereford lies on the banks of the River Wye and dates back to Saxon times, with its medieval bridge that runs across the river providing the very image of picturesque England. With an eclectic mix of architecture, which can be traced back to almost every British era, Hereford is a popular base for those seeking to explore the locale. Ideally placed for accessing the Black and White villages of the region, not to mention the delights of neighbouring Shropshire, Worcestershire and the Cotswolds. Famous for its cider-production, Hereford is also the home of the Mappa Mundi, the largest and most elaborate pre-15th century map in existence, which resides in the cathedral alongside the famous Chained Library; a collection of over 1500 rare books from as early as the 8th century. Close by is the half-timbered town of Leominster, filled with medieval buildings, often overhanging the street, and also accessible is the natural splendour of Symonds Yat, a rocky outcrop on a 5-mile bend of the River Wye, with spectacular views and the opportunity to spot protected Peregrine falcons flying from their nests.