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A charming Black and White Elizabethan detached cottage. Close to the Wales border with a woodburning stove, original beams, conservatory. Shobdon 1 mile. (Ref. 934420)
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A charming wing of the owner's farmhouse, on a working farm near Leominster. WiFi. Two double bedrooms. Dog-friendly. Many lovely walks from the doorstep. Fishing available. Leominster 5.5 miles. (Ref. 923071)
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A well-presented terraced cottage just a minutes’ walk from the centre of the attractive market town of Ludlow. Church Stretton 15 miles. (Ref. 953918)
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Charming, ground floor cottage near the medieval village of Pembridge in Herefordshire. Woodburning stove. WiFi. Perfect for a romantic break. Private seasonal swimming pool. Pembridge 1.5 miles. (Ref. 922612)
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A lovely, character barn conversion close to Tenbury Wells. En-suite bedrooms, woodburning stove, countryside setting. Tenbury Wells 3 miles. (Ref. 27589)
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Cosy log cabin in rural village of Adforton on Shropshire/Herefordshire border. Welcoming Shropshire cottage with open plan accommodation. En-suite shower room. Ludlow 11 miles. (Ref. 6749)
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Book NowLovely setting and very pleasant accomodation.
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Delightful detached barn conversion in Luntley, 2 miles from medieval Pembridge. Beams, trusses and wall timbers. Excellent walking. Hay-on-Wye 20 miles. (Ref. 2216)
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This beautiful all first floor barn conversion is on the owner's 50 acre working farm. Lovely walks and cycle paths. Pet friendly, livery for two horses on request, bike storage. Ideal for a romantic break. Leominster 13 miles. (Ref. 940499)
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Beautiful detached former village Post House. En-suite facilities. Two woodburning stoves. Sky TV. WiFi. Walks from the doorstep. Leominster 3 miles. (Ref. 915437)
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Unusual detached cottage near Pencombe. Spacious private accommodation in rural location. Open fire, two kitchens, large dining room for family celebrations. Ideal base for groups. Bromyard 3 miles. (Ref. 12372)
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Just show me Leominster Cottages
Where England meets Wales, the Marches is a wonderfully unspoilt
region and our Leominster cottages make ideal getaways for quiet
relaxation or outdoor adventure.
Dating from the 7th Century, Leominster brims with architectural
delights. Once a monastery, the ancient Priory Church features a
magnificent 'Perpendicular' west window and an old ducking
stool. There's the intricate décor of Grange Court, carved
by royal carpenter John Abel. Dutton House, a Tudor residence with
a Gothic exterior and the black-and-white Chequers Inn, a favourite
watering hole. The Forbury, Hester Clark's Almshouses, Lion
House, Old Priory Hospital, School Lane - all worth a mention.
It seems appropriate that Leominster has a passion for
showcasing antiques and there are regular auctions in the Fine Art
sales rooms, as well as shops, galleries and markets. Friday brings
locals and visitors alike to Corn Square for the weekly street
market, while there's a farmers' market twice a month -
great for sampling regional produce. And there are lots of places
to eat and drink, including Italian restaurants, traditional pubs
and takeaways.
Attractions near your Leominster cottage
Drive or cycle the Black & White Village Trail. Visit
battlefield sites linked with the Wars of the Roses. Admire exotic
trees at Queenswood Arboretum and 'Capability' Brown's
landscaped gardens at Berrington Hall. Leominster Folk Museum is an
interesting stop, as is the Monkland Cheese Dairy where small local
cheeses are produced by hand.
And with all that splendid countryside on the doorstep of your
Leominster cottage (including the Offa's Dyke National Trail),
it would be a shame to forget your boots!