A fabulous large old farmhouse with a sunny terrace, set within half an acre of gardens with BBQ, in a spectacular and secluded spot with the most glorious panoramic views over the Wye Valley, this comfortably converted farmhouse and barn originally date from the late 1700's. Lovingly restored using excellent local craftsmen with Herefordshire oak being used throughout the property and retaining many of its original features.
Cottage accommodation:
Sleeps 6 + 4 - 2 Double, 2 Twin, 1 Bunk Room plus cot
The Farmhouse sleeps 8, in 4 bedrooms, and has a well equipped kitchen with an electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine, dining table and chairs, woodburning stove and storage heater.
A spacious, comfortably furnished sitting room with chairs and sofas, TV, DVD, wood burning stove and storage heater.
Downstairs Bathroom: With a bath with shower fitting, handbasin, toilet and heater.
First floor
Bedroom 1: A king sized bed
Bedroom 2: A twin bedroom (2ft 6 beds suitable for children)
Bedroom 3: 3ft wide bunk beds.
At the other end of the cottage reached up a steep oak ladder stairs, suitable for the more agile, this leads up to
Bedroom 4: A twin (2ft 6 beds suitable for children) or double bedroom (both twin rooms can be used as double beds, but the beds will be made up as 2 singles).
The Barn sleeps 2. The barn is attractively restored with beams visible and locally quarried flag stone floor. This cosy barn is open plan with an L-shaped kitchen/living room downstairs and double bedroom above. The kitchen is supplementary to the main farmhouse kitchen and has an electric cooker, microwave and a fridge/ freezer. The living space has comfortable seating, a dining table and chairs, TV, DVD, piano, woodburning stove and storage heater.
Bedroom 5: The gallery bedroom has a 5ft double bed and is reached by steep oak ladder stairs.
There is a downstairs shower room with toilet, hand basin and bathroom heater.
Useful information:
A lovely garden of half an acre with the most magical views, a sunny courtyard, BBQ, picnic tables, benches and soft reclining chairsWoodburning stove with logs includedElectricity, storage heaters and logs included Bedlinen providedNO TOWELSPets welcome but please keep under control, as there are many sheep in the surrounding fields. No pets upstairs or on the furniture pleaseMobile reception goodWIFI available Cot availableAmple parking but if preferred there is off road parking at the bottom of the shared track which is quite steep. (Track probably not suited to low slung cars)Brecon 21.7 milesLocation
This fabulous old farmhouse and barn is in a stunning location set at 1,000 ft above sea level in a spectacular location with panoramic views over the Wye Valley and Hereforshire with walks straight from the door. There are many footpaths near the cottage and farmhouse and the open hillside of the Black Mountains is close; an ideal place for walkers. BULLEN'S BANK & LLANGAIN CAN BE USED TOGETHER.
The local village is Dorstone has an excellent pub The Pandy Inn. Also make sure you visit Arthur's Stone only a few minutes drive along the lanes. Why not explore the Rive Wye by Canoe or Kayak, the lane by Vespa all available for hire from Wye Valley Canoes in Glasbury. While you are there try The River Cafe excellent for a casual lunch beside the River Wye. Mountain bikes can be hired in Hay-on-Wye from Drovers Mountain Bikes; there is The Black Mountains Gliding Club near Talgarth and Microlights at Shobden Airfield. There is also parascending course on Hay Bluff - a wealth of activities for the adventurous visitors.
For the less adventurous there are plenty of great antique shops, galleries, boutiques and shops to browse in Hay and some really great pubs, restaurants and cafes to enjoy.
Hay-on-Wye 3 miles
If you would like to speak to someone who has visited this property please ask for: Elizabeth, Carolyn, Ceri, Joanna, Edwina or Ann
Weekly price from £725
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