The Barn is just a short walk to Coombe Green Common which leads onto Castlemorton Common at the foot of the Malvern Hills an area of outstanding natural beauty.
The characterful barn conversion is ideal for couples, friends or families seeking a peaceful escape with a sociable layout and a touch of rural charm.
Step inside, you are welcomed into a well-presented open plan living space featuring original oak beams throughout, the kitchen, dining and sitting area come together to create a comfortable hub for your stay.
The kitchen is well-equipped with everything needed for your self-catering break, while the dining table offers a lovely spot to gather and enjoy meals together.
In the evenings, you can settle down in the sitting area, where a wood burning stove provides a cosy focal point, perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring, with a TV on hand for entertainment.
When sleep calls, two king-size bedrooms await, each benefitting from its own en-suite, offering both comfort and privacy.
One features a free-standing bath for a leisurely soak, while the other hosts a walk in shower, giving you the choice of how best to unwind at the end of the day.
Both rooms are thoughtfully arranged to provide a restful and inviting space to recharge.
The private enclosed garden equipped with outdoor furniture offers a pleasant setting to sit out and take in the surrounding countryside views and Malvern Hills, with a morning coffee, evening drink or al fresco dining.
The Malvern Hills provide fantastic walking routes and far-reaching views across the countryside, ideal for those seeking nature and scenic views.
Just 6 miles away is Great Malvern, famous for its natural springs, Malvern Theatre which welcomes productions from the West End and Royal Shakespeare Company, car enthusiasts can enjoy the Morgan Motor Company, and the nearby Three Counties Showground which hosts many major events including The RHS Spring Festival.
Ledbury a picturesque historic market town, famous for its timber frame buildings, boasts a thriving independent culture scene including the renowned Ledbury Poetry Festival, nearby is Eastnor Castle offering year round events, festivals and Landrover Experience, or enjoy a relaxing walk through the deer park followed by a tasty treat at The Woodshed cafe.
Upton-upon-Severn a riverside town situated on the River Severn, it serves as a lively boating centre and is famous for its annual music festivals (folk,jazz,blues).
The Forest of Dean, The Wye Valley, Worcester, along with Regency Cheltenham famous for the Cheltenham Festival horse racing are all nearby.
Enjoy all of this and so much more with a stay at The Barn.