THE STABLES, pet friendly, character holiday cottage, with a garden in St Weonards, Ref 2893

Description from the manager

Full of original features and with a bright, airy, open-plan living space, this grade II listed barn conversion offers comfortable accommodation for two people. This grade II listed detached barn conversion is a stone-built property, set in a courtyard location beside the owner’s 17th Century farmhouse, within the scattered rural hamlet of St Weonards. Surrounded by 190 acres of working farmland and within an 11 miles of Monmouth, Ross-on-Wye and Hereford, this property is ideal for a romantic break for two, and offers studio accommodation that is cosy and welcoming. Original oak beams and doors add character to this property and the p...atio to the rear of the cottage overlooks beautiful rolling fields - perfect for breakfast or a relaxing glass of wine in the evening.

Amenities: Oil central heating with electric convector heaters. Electric oven & hob, microwave, fridge, flat screen TV/DVD. Fuel & power inc. in rent. Bed linen & towels inc. in rent. Off road parking for 2 cars. Bike storage. Shared front courtyard with furniture & countryside views. One well-behaved dog welcome. Sorry, no smoking. Shop 1.5 miles, pub 3 miles. Note: This is a working farm with sheep in surrounding fields - dogs must be kept on the lead at all times.

Region: Herefordshire offers visitors the chance to journey through lush green countryside, enjoying splendid black-and-white timbered villages, a magnificent cathedral city, a fairytale Georgian castle at Eastnor or books galore in famous Hay-on-Wye.

Town: Ideally situated between the well-known towns of Monmouth, Ross-on-Wye and Hereford is the lovely village of St Weonards. Surrounded by stunning countryside and offering excellent walking, cycling, fishing and bird-watching facilities amidst the scenic Wye Valley, this charming little settlement is also within easy driving distance of the Forest of Dean and the Golden Valley. Visitors can explore Hereford with its wonderful 11th Century cathedral and the famous Mappa Mundi world map, or visit the Cider Museum and the How Caple Court Gardens. Ross-on-Wye and Monmouth provide excellent riverside walks, attractive architecture, and a number of fantastic shops, pubs and restaurants. Symonds Yat, the Malvern Hills, the Black Mountains and the Brecon Beacons National Park are all within an hour of the village.Read more

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Additional notes from owner

All prices are inclusive of the booking fee. The "Min. Per Night" prices quoted are based on the weekly rental price, they are not applicable for short breaks. See our short break policy or ask for further details.
Winter Short Breaks (WSB) are available at many properties in the "Winter" period - subject to availability. Extra nights are charged pro rata of the weekly rental. Off Season Breaks (OSB) are available at many properties in parts of the "Low" and "Mid" periods - subject to availability. The price for a 3 night break is either 75% of the normal weekly rental or, if it is higher, the quoted Winter Short Break price. Extra nights are charged pro rata of the weekly rental. OSBs can be booked within a calendar month of the start date of the holiday. "Last Minute Breaks" (LMB) are available at most properties throughout the "LOW", "MID", "HIGH", "PEAK", "XMAS" and "NEW YEAR" periods. The price for a 3 night break is either 65% of the normal weekly rental or, if it is higher, the quoted Winter Short Break price. Extra nights are charged pro rata of the weekly rental. LMBs can be booked within one week of the start date of the holiday.

What Past Guests Are Saying

• Duncan
  Hobart, Tasmania

  Peace and quiet, but handy location for trips to Wye valley.

  Left on 12/04/2011 for a stay in October 2011
  
  

  Unit was well equipped. Local eggs and milk supplied. No service during our week's stay; in fact, no contact with the owners after initial arrival.

  

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• paul & christine doggett
  bury lancs

  really good location

  Left on 11/05/2010 for a stay in September 2010
  
  

  very nice stable conversion the family that ran it where really nice. It is a working farm in lovely surrounding , also a good location for visiting surounding area ross, hereford monmouth forest of dean etc

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  Recommended for: Travelers, Friends, Tourists

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• Andrew124
  East Anglia

  Stunning Setting

  Left on 12/18/2009 for a stay in July 2009
  
  

  The conversion of these outbuildings has been done to a very high standard and the Farm is set in an accesible but isolated spot in beautiful countryside.Our stay in July coincided with some unseasonal very cold windy wet weather and we would suggest that a heated towel rail is installed in the shower room as at this time of the year with the heating off drying wet things off was a problem .In windy weather with the bed adjacent to the door the draughts whistle under the sturdy door directly onto the persons head sleeping on the right hand side.The brochure was a little misleading stating that the property had wall mounted convector heaters(actually one plug in wood effect portable stove)and a flat screen TV and DVD player none of which we found and make you wonder about the accuracy of the sykes surveys.That said the cottage was well equipped with eveything we needed and in an area with wonderful walking nearby which we enjoyed.had it been warmer weather we would have enjoyed sitting out of an evening in the courtyard and making us of the barbecue.

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