The property
A beautiful Grade II* listed black and white timbered cottage, dating back to the 15th century and ideally situated in the centre of the pretty village of Weobley, part of Herefordshire's famous Black and White Trail.
This luxurious cottage, one of the oldest in the village, provides the perfect holiday base for a relaxing break with friends or a romantic retreat.
The spacious master bedroom boasts an abundance of rare wall and ceiling beams with gorgeous furnishings and sumptuous bed linen, plus the bathroom has an impressive slipper bath, ideal for a relaxing soak.
The charming sitting room with dining area, again with many wall and ceiling beams, has been thoughtfully furnished and the kitchen has everything the discerning holidaymaker could wish for.
The thriving village of Weobley boasts a village green, complete with a magpie sculpture which represents the village emblem, many timber-framed buildings, castle remains, shops, traditional pubs, cafés and many lovely walks.
The area offers many golf courses, excellent fishing, horse riding and cycle trails.
This Weobley cottage is a great holiday destination, offering something for everyone in a beautiful part of the country.
Accommodation
Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin. Bathroom with freestanding slipper bath, basin and WC. Kitchen. Sitting room with dining area.
About the location
WEOBLEY
Hay-on-Wye 15 miles; Hereford 11 miles; Ludlow 20 miles.
The picturesque village of Weobley is a hidden gem and is quite simply the jewel in the crown of Herefordshire’s famous Black and White Village Trail, situated in the famous Welsh Marches. Voted in the top ten places to live in England and winner of the National Village of the Year, this delightful village boasts many timber framed houses, some dating back to the 1400s. With excellent facilities including shops, churches, coffee shops, traditional pubs and the renowned Jules restaurant as well as many scenic walks from the village, this is the perfect holiday destination. Standing close to the borders of Wales and surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside, including Offa’s Dyke and the Golden Valley, this is an excellent location for walking and biking trails. Within easy reach are Hay-on-Wye, medieval Ludlow, historic Hereford and Leominster. Enjoy trips to the beautiful town of Hay-on-Wye which is ideally situated for visiting the Brecon Beacons National Park and Black Mountains. The popular medieval town of Ludlow, situated above the River Teme, is also well worth a visit, with stunning surroundings of unspoilt countryside of south Shropshire and the Welsh borders. The cathedral city of Hereford dates back to Saxon times and boasts an eclectic mix of architecture, with a medieval bridge spanning the winding River Wye. Here you can discover the fascinating Mappa Mundi world map and the captivating chained library, home to a collection of rare and ancient books. There is also a cheese factory, vineyard and many cider farms in the surrounding areas for guests to tour and sample the delights of the wonderful local produce. This really is a wonderful village in a beautiful region of Britain.
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