Log Cabins to RentCanoe down the River Wye, or rock climb at Symonds Yat, Cycle around the Black and White villages of Herefordshire, sampling the local cider as you go. Visit the lovely market towns of Ledbury or Leominster, not forgetting the see the famous Mappa Mundi in Hereford Cathedral.
Set high in the foothills of the Black Mountains, this open plan cabin is simply perfect for couples that have an appetite for adventure. The farm is situated within Craswall on the Herefordshire/Wales border, within the Black Mountains on the eastern edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park. Here, you can leave the car behind and head into the Black Mountains, climb onto the Cat s Back or join the Offa s Dyke Path where you can walk out to the Hay Bluff and Twmpa, or enjoy the ruins of Llanthony Priory. There is also canoeing, pony trekking, and climbing available within the park. Also, within easy reach is the vibrant market town of Hay on Wye (4 miles). Enjoy the views as you climb up across the farmland towards the cabin that backs onto acres of mature woodland. The cabin is charmingly simple, yet well equipped, offering open plan living with a contemporary style and far reaching views across the valley. The living space has been configured to offer a lounge area with a comfortable sofa and TV, and a small kitchen area with everything you will need for creating a simple supper. A cosy double bed and shower room with shower and WC complete the accommodation. From the living space you can open the patio doors onto a raised terrace with a table and chairs, there is a fire pit that you are free to use along with 300 acres of wood and farmland that you are welcome to explore. There is allocated parking for one car in the farmyard, along with a wheelbarrow to help with your luggage on the 100 metre path to the cabin.
A truly rural location set amongst the foothills of the Black Mountains, this open plan cabin is simply perfect for couples that want to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Craswall is situated on the Herefordshire/Wales border, within the Black Mountains on the eastern edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park. It is just 4 miles away from the vibrant market town of Hay on Wye, set on the scenic River Wye. Here, you can leave the car behind and explore the Black Mountains, ramble up to the Cat s Back, or join the Offa s Dyke Path where you can take a hike out to the Hay Bluff and Twmpa, or wander through the ruins of Llanthony Priory. There is also canoeing, pony trekking, and climbing available within the park. Enjoy the views as you climb up across the farmland towards the cabin that backs onto acres of mature woodland. The cabin is delightfully modest, yet well equipped, offering contemporary open plan living with glorious views across the valley. The living space is comprised of a lounge area with a comfortable sofa and TV, and a small kitchen area for cooking up a simple supper to enjoy while admiring the beautiful view. Completing the interior is a cosy double bed, and a shower room. Open up the patio doors from the living area and step out onto the raised terrace, where you can dine alfresco at the table, looking out over the 300 acres of wood and farmland that you are free to explore. There is allocated parking for one car in the farmyard, where you can load up the wheelbarrow provided to transport your luggage along the 100 metre path to the cabin.
You will be well served within this peaceful oasis where you can relax by the natural swimming pool or stroll through the acres of mature woodland. You are just a short drive from the vibrant market town of Ledbury, where you will find an excellent choice of amenities offering good local food and crafts. Known for its unique black and white timber frame cottages, lying on the border of Herefordshire, Gloucestershire and Worcestershire, this ideal location showcases the region's finest country, and wealth of historic towns and villages, including the Malvern Hills, or Hereford, Gloucester and Worcester. For the best of both worlds, there is a train station just a short distance away to take a stress free train ride on the direct Worcester and Hereford line to London. Drive through the electric gates and into the woodland and as daylight appears again you will gain your first glimpse of the lodge. The wooden steps will lead you to the terrace where you can step inside to the lounge, a spacious room with comfortable sofas ready for you to sink into and relax after a day exploring, there is also a TV/DVD and wood burner for when the nights draw in. There is a kitchen/diner to the rear, the kitchen is well equipped with gas oven and hob, microwave, fridge with freezer compartment and dishwasher, and a washing machine is found in the utility area. The dining area offers seating for everyone to enjoy a meal together. There is also a single bedroom on the ground floor and shower room with shower and WC. So, when the day is done, climb the stairs to the first floor where you will find two bedrooms. A king sized room to the front of the lodge with en suite shower room and WC and an enclosed balcony that s perfect for a morning coffee. There is a further double bedroom to the rear of the lodge with countryside views and en suite shower room and WC. Step outside onto the terrace at the rear of the property where there is seating for everyone to enjoy al fresco dining, a great BBQ, outdoor shower and private hot tub. You also have access to the natural outdoor swimming pool, and a shared sauna and shared gym. There is allocated off road parking for two cars 1 dog welcome
You will be well served within this peaceful oasis where you can relax by the natural swimming pool or stroll through the acres of mature woodland. The complex lies on the edge of the historic market town of Ledbury, where you will find an excellent choice of amenities offering good local food and warm Herefordshire hospitality within walking distance. Known for its unique black and white timber frame cottages, Ledbury is a fascinating place to visit. Lying on the border of Herefordshire, Gloucestershire and Worcestershire, this ideal location showcases the region's finest country and wealth of historic towns and villages, including the Malvern Hills, or Hereford, Gloucester and Worcester. For the best of both worlds, there is a train station just a short walk away to take a stress free train ride on the direct Worcester and Hereford line to London. Drive through the electric gates and into the woodland and as daylight appears again you will gain your first glimpse of the cluster of traditional lodges. The wooden steps will lead you to the terrace where you can step inside to the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The lounge area is spacious with comfortable sofas ready for you to sink into and relax after a day exploring, there is also a TV/DVD for you to enjoy a movie when the nights draw in. The kitchen/diner is set to the rear, the kitchen area is well equipped with gas oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer dishwasher and washing machine. The dining area offers seating for everyone to enjoy a meal together. There is also a single bedroom on the ground floor and shower room with shower and WC. So, when the day is done, climb the stairs to the first floor where you will find two bedrooms, a king size room to the front of the lodge with an enclosed balcony that s perfect for a morning coffee. There is a further twin bedroom to the rear of the lodge with countryside views. There is a Jack and Jill shower room with shower and WC, this can be accessed from both bedrooms. Step outside onto the terrace at the rear of the property where there is seating for everyone to enjoy al fresco dining, a great BBQ, outdoor shower and private hot tub. You also have access to the natural outdoor swimming pool, and a shared sauna and shared gym. There is allocated off road parking for two cars. 1 dog welcome
You will be well served within this peaceful oasis where you can relax by the natural swimming pool or stroll through the acres of mature woodland. You are a short distance away from the vibrant market town of Ledbury, where you will find an excellent choice of amenities offering good local food and warm Herefordshire hospitality. Known for its eye catching black and white timber frame structured cottages, this is a fascinating place to explore. Lying right on the borders of Herefordshire, Gloucestershire and Worcestershire, this ideal location showcases the region's finest countryside where you will be spoilt for choice, the Wye Valley offers magnificent colours, riverside walks and kayaking, with The Malvern hills offering spectacular views, a little further afield the Brecon Beacon National park. Drive through the electric gates and into the woodland and as daylight appears again you will gain your first glimpse of the cluster of traditional lodges. The wooden steps will lead you to the terrace where you can step inside to the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The spacious lounge area has comfortable sofas to sit back in after a busy day exploring, relax with a good book or enjoy a favourite programme or film on the TV/DVD. The kitchen/diner is set to the rear, the kitchen area has everything you need to cook a hearty breakfast or evening meal, including gas oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer dishwasher and washing machine. The dining area is the perfect place for a family meal whilst planning the next days adventures. There is also a single bedroom on the ground floor and shower room with shower and WC. Heading up the stairs to the first floor you will find two further bedrooms, a king size room to the front of the lodge with a lovely enclosed balcony to take in the morning air. and a twin bedroom to the rear of the lodge with beautiful countryside views. Completing this floor is the Jack and Jill shower room with shower and WC, this can be accessed from both bedrooms. Step outside onto the terrace at the rear of the property where there is seating for everyone to enjoy al fresco dining, a great BBQ, outdoor shower and private hot tub. You also have access to the natural outdoor swimming pool, and a shared sauna and shared gym. There is allocated off road parking for two cars. 1 dog welcome
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 away and is the perfect place to spend your time if you are interested in reading. It is said that every book published has passed through Hay on Wye at some point and it s easy to believe once you ve seen the sheer number and the size of the bookshops in town. There is also a large variety of shops, pubs and eateries in Hay on Wye as well as a theatre and a cinema to discover. Coincide your holiday with the famous Hay on Wye Literary Festival that takes place each May and June it s fantastic; also visit the remains of the town s 12th century castle. Further afield, you will find walking trails and mountains such as Pen y Fan, Sugar Loaf, and Corn Du, as well as Brecon Beacons towns such as Crickhowell (22 miles), Abergavenny (26 miles), and Brecon (15 miles). Compact and cosy, this beautifully decorated holiday property is a lovely prospect for a quiet break away for two. Accessed via a short and wide staircase, after crossing the decking you will encounter the open plan cabin. On the left hand side is a restful double bed where you can unwind after a long day of touring the Wye Valley. On the right hand side of the front door is the seating area with a Smart TV. In a connecting room, you will find a well equipped kitchen, complete with an electric cooker, a fridge/freezer, and a breakfast bar. Windows look out into the woodland area that skirts the property. Next door to the kitchen is a handy shower room with WC and hand basin. Step outside the cabin onto the decking where you can enjoy some excellent views of the countryside. There is a small table where you can enjoy a morning cup of coffee or an evening drink. There is a BBQ and firepit a few metres down the garden if you fancy relaxing outside at the end of your day. There is parking close to the bottom of the garden steps for one car. You are welcome to explore the owner s acre of gardens with a small orchard.
Immerse yourselves in the natural beauty of the Wye Valley and gaze out towards Herefordshire, the Black Mountains and the Brecon Beacons National Park. This inviting, three bedroom, single storey log cabin offers five guests an exceptional experience. Pull on your walking boots and head off along the Offa s Dyke Path, which runs close by, or take a trail through the National Trust s Begwyns. Hire mountain bikes or canoes in the area too. Spend afternoons pottering about in Hay on Wye, 4 miles from the lodge. Browse in the many bookshops here, dine out, stop for a cup of tea and visit the famous Hay Literary Festival, which is held in the town every May and attracts a host of well known authors. Enter this welcoming and spacious wooden, rural retreat to find it offers all the comfort you require for your Welsh stay. Make yourselves at home in its open plan lounge/kitchen/diner, where you can bask by a crackling wood burner on chilly evenings and throw open the French doors on warm mornings. Watch TV, play games or cook together in your stylish kitchen area. Dine at the table inside or out on the veranda, as the mood takes you. Find all three of your bedrooms on the same level. The double bedroom has an en suite shower room and WC, while the twin and single share the family shower room and WC. Carry breakfast, lunch and dinner out on to the balcony to dine and take in the impressive panoramas. Light the BBQ to cook out in the fresh air and let the children play in the enclosed garden. Find ample parking at the log cabin.
Within 1 mile is the bustle of Hay on Wye, where you can explore several galleries, sample local produce at the weekly market or discover Hay Castle ruins. On your doorstep is an array of birdlife and other wildlife observable up close from an elevated position in the woods. Walking enthusiasts are spoilt for choice with paths including The Wye Valley Walk, Offa's Dyke Path, and the Black Mountains all nearby. Those wishing to connect with nature have the riverbank, a beach for swimming, and a range of canoeing and bushcraft options on site or very close by. The wooden clad lodge is bound to please guests with its cosy underfloor heating and large kitchen, equipped with a gas oven and ample dining space for six. The lounge area has cosy soft seating to sink into, a wall mounted TV, and floor to ceiling windows to really drink in those vast immersive woodland views. There is also a sofa bed if needed. Three bedrooms, a double, twin (with sloping ceilings) and a twin which can be made into a king size, continue the tranquil tree lined horizon with windows perfectly situated for spotting the foxes and badgers in the woods. A generously sized family shower room with WC is perfect for unwinding after a day exploring and completes the property. A veranda accessed from the kitchen is ideal for relaxing among the trees as you enjoy a homecooked meal or evening drinks. Enjoy a BBQ and draw out the warmer evenings in this sociable space. There is no need to sacrifice creature comforts in the woods as a shared washing and drying facility lies nearby. Ample off road parking surrounds the property.
Located just outside Hay on Wye near the Welsh Borders, this charming cabin is the perfect place for a romantic break for two. Spend slow hours browsing the bookshops that give the town of books its international reputation, as well as the independent boutiques and antique dealers, before enjoying one of the many excellent pubs and restaurants. Alternatively, head south and you will soon find yourself in the Black Mountains or Brecon Beacons, where mountain biking, pony trekking and miles of stunning walks through glorious landscapes await. Simple and stylish, the wooden cabin has an open plan interior that maximises the space. The living area features a dining table and chairs, where you can enjoy a meal or plan your next adventure, or you might prefer to cosy down and enjoy an evening in front of your favourite television show or movie. The fitted kitchen provides everything you need to cater for your stay. A double bed nestles at one end of the cabin, with curtains to separate it from the rest of the living space, and there is a separate shower room and WC. Despite being set 20 metres from the owner s property, the cabin feels very secluded, with a private veranda where you can enjoy evenings outside as the sun goes down on the panoramic views (blankets are provided to take off the chill if temperatures drop). Alternatively, a private patio with chiminea, outdoor furniture and BBQ, give you a place to dine alfresco under the pollution free night skies. Guests are also free to roam the large 1 acre gardens, complete with orchard, or follow the footpath beside the cabin out onto the open hillside for a romantic picnic as the sun sets on another perfect day.
The cabin is located in the sweet rural hamlet of Clyro, just north of the Brecon Beacons National Park. Adventure on foot or bike on the pathways that criss cross this storied landscape. Climb the ridges of the Black Mountains to get an intimate experience of the Welsh weather. Or for a culture trip, the quaint town of Hay on Wye is 1 mile away; it s famous for its literary festival, but is also packed with history. Visit the 12th century Hay Castle before taking in the local independent book shops. The property is a cabin sitting in a secluded plot, with a timber exterior that continues inside for a cosy, natural feel. Step in through the glass fronted entrance discover a bright open plan living space that combines the kitchen, bedroom and sitting areas. The sofa is a comfy place to relax, as you prepare a meal in the well equipped kitchen, with a butler sink, microwave, and a pull out breakfast bar. The bed is a double, dressed in natural tones. Enjoy waking up with the birds singing outside the cabin s many windows. The shower room gives you an invigorating start to the day before you head into the Beacons. The space outside the cabin is made for a romantic hideaway. Tell the story of your first date beside the fire pit. Wake up and enjoy your morning coffee in the woodland air. Explore the owner s land, including an orchard, or find the footpath that leads straight from your plot into the hills.
