Early 17th century timber framed interior - Set in 2 acres of wildflowered pasture and bird-rich woodland on the western side of the Malvern Hills, this charming wood clad, semi-detached holiday barn has been lovingly converted, whilst retaining its original beams and half timbered walls.

From its private courtyard, the cottage gate opens onto a network of quiet country lanes and footpaths. The spa town of Malvern, with its theatres, music festival and famous wells lies just over the hill. The lovely country town of Ledbury is within easy reach and the Cotswolds, Forest of Dean, Wye Valley and Welsh Marches are all readily accessible.

Shop, pub and restaurant 1.5 miles.

Superb views

Enjoy an outstanding view from a very well placed purpose built semi detached holiday cottage overlooking the River Wye.

Just 7 miles from market town of Ross on Wye and the same from historic Monmouth, Symonds Yat is a clear favourite for touring. Visit the Forest of Dean covering 35 square miles, a place of natural beauty with few crowds and much peace.

For a completely different but equally beautiful landscaped go east to the gentle undulating Cotswolds Hills or the regency elegance of Cheltenham, the Wye Valley.

Shop 1 mile, pub and restaurant 0.25 miles.

Beams and exposed oak timbers - This black and white character cottage has been completely renovated to provide an attractive holiday home in this beautiful part of the Welsh Marches.

It is ideally situated for local walks and visiting Croft Castle (3 miles), National Trust Berrington Hall. The cottage is suitably located for touring the Malverns, the Wye Valley, the Welsh Borders and the Cotswolds.  All local amenities are within walking distance including shop and post office, public house and church. The historic town of Ludlow is 10 miles, Leominister 5 miles and Hereford 20 miles. Shop 750 yards, pub and restaurant 500 yards.

Superb country setting

This marvellous detached former stable block is around 100 years old and built in local eye-catching red stone. The timber has been sourced locally from Lydney and adds to its wonderful warmth and character.

The owner is a keen hot air balloon enthusiast and flights can be arranged locally dependant on the weather.

The barn conversion itself is delightfully equipped and includes a surround sound home cinema system with 6ft screen. It is situated on the edge of Chepstow Park Wood (900 acres), in grounds of over 3 acres, and is located within the famous Wye Valley area of outstanding natural beauty. Shop 0.25 miles, pub 150 yards, restaurant 2 miles.

Nestling in the delightful village of Clearwell – one of the Forest of Dean’s best kept secrets – this stone-built farrier’s cottage combines a cosy old-world charm with today’s modern comforts. Dating from the 18th-century, with its own hillside garden, it stands as one of a pair, within walking distance of a range of country pubs and restaurants. There are many forest paths just waiting to be explored, along with Puzzlewood, Clearwell Caves and Clearwell Castle. Offa’s Dyke for long-distance walking is nearby. Several golf courses locally. Ross-on-Wye, Gloucester and the Black Mountains all easily accessible. Shops 2 miles.

Excellent walking countryside

This delightful black and white detached cottage, with a wealth of oak beams and inglenook fireplace housing a woodburner, is situated between Ludlow and Leominster down a peaceful country lane.

There is a large secluded garden with apple trees and seasonal flowers. Explore the Herefordshire countryside and Welsh Marches on foot or by car. The Mortimer Trail crosses Bircher Common between Ludlow and Kington.

Nearby are numerous places of interest including Ludlow, Wigmore and Croft Castles and the National Trust property at Berrington Hall. Farm museums, Ironbridge Gorge museums and the Severn Valley steam railway, all worth a visit. Activities include horse riding in Ludlow and canoeing on the Wye. The cathedral cities of Hereford, Worcester and Gloucester are within range. Shop, pub and restaurant 1 mile.