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Kington 5 miles; Hay-on-Wye 7 miles; Hereford 14 miles.
The delightful medieval village of Eardisley, located between Kington and Hay-on-Wye, is part of Herefordshire's famous Black & White Village Trail. It boasts many early 16th century black and white cottages, a 12th century Norman church with a unique font, two pubs and village shop. The whole area is renowned for its beautiful countryside, which provides excellent walking, cycling, bird watching, fishing and canoeing in the nearby River Wye. The small town of Kington is only 5 miles away, with a number of good shops, pubs, restaurants and a variety of tourist attractions close by, including Eastnor Castle, Hergest Croft Gardens, the Offa's Dyke Path, the Mortimer Trail and the lovely walk to Hergest Ridge, the inspiration for the music of both Elgar and Mike Oldfield. Also within easy reach is the delightful town of Hay-on-Wye, with its numerous book shops, craft shops and antique shops, and the ancient city of Hereford with its impressive Norman cathedral and famous Mappa Mundi, a 13th Century cartographer's interpretation of the world. A truly delightful holiday location!
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| Rating |
4 Ticks | Pets | Yes | Smoking | No |
| Sleeps | 4 | Grid Reference | SO 312 493 | Off Road Parking | No |
| Bedrooms | 2 | Open Fire | Yes | Garden | Yes |
| Bathrooms | 1 | Short Breaks |
None | Smaller Party Reductions |
No |
A delightful terraced early 15th century, Grade II listed Black and White cottage, dating back to 1434, in the lovely village of Eardisley, which is part of Herefordshire's famous Black and 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. The pretty village has a 12th century Norman church, two pubs and a village shop, and is surrounded by scenic countryside offering wonderful walking, cycling, fishing and canoeing. Nearby are the attractive towns of Kington, Hay-on-Wye and Hereford, with the scenic Offa's Dyke pathway, the Wye Valley, the beautiful Brecon Beacons National Park, Shropshire and Worcestershire all within easy reach. This lovely cottage is perfect for a romantic break at any time of year!
Two bedrooms: 2 x doubles. Bathroom with bath with telephone-style hand shower, basin and WC. Compact kitchen. Dining room. Sitting room with woodburner.
Electric storage heaters with woodburner in sitting room. Gas cooker, microwave, fridge, washing machine, dishwasher, combi TV/DVD, stereo/CD player. Gas, electricity and starter pack for woodburner inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Roadside parking. Garden with patio, furniture and BBQ. One small dog welcome. Sorry, no smoking. Shop 2 mins walk, pub 4 mins walk. Note: This property is not suitable for children under 12 years. Note: Steep stairs may make this property unsuitable for the infirm. Note: This cottage lies next to the A4111, and may experience some traffic noise.

01244 356666
Open until 9.30pm
Previous visitors' comments about May Cottage:
Herefordshire is spectacularly beautiful and peaceful! The surrounding scenery and walks are outstanding. Something to behold! We were very lucky with the weather! We found the local people to be the friendliest of any County we had visited before. Our dog became a minor celebrity, very dog friendly.
Mrs Woods, Nottingham, August 2012
Small and cosy old cottage; we were pleased with it. The cottage is as good as it can be given that it is 500 years old. Owner helpful when I spoke to him. Would use it again.
Mrs Jones, Bristol, August 2012
The village location for us was good, we liked the local amenities
Ms Quinn, Chigwell, September 2011
We had a lovely holiday, the cottage was very cosy and the people in the village were very friendly. There was lots of information about places to go and all about the history of the cottage.
Mrs Harrison, Sheffield, September 2011