Holiday rentals in Herefordshire

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4.98 out of 5 average rating, 611 reviews

Wood View - Stylish Countryside Retreat with views

Welcome to “Wood View@The Old Grain House. A beautiful oak framed studio set in the grounds of our private family home. A quiet, charming part of Hereford countryside surrounded by farmland and woodland. 5 miles from Hereford, 8 miles Ross, 5 min from Holme Lacy College and 45 minute drive to Hay on Wye. Suitable for one person or a couple, short or long stay, business or pleasure, this is the perfect location for a peaceful retreat whilst exploring many of the famous nearby tourist attractions.

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A secluded cabin is nestled among lush greenery, elevated on a wooden deck. The structure features a slanted roof and is surrounded by diverse foliage, enhancing the tranquil environment. Sunlight filters through the trees, creating dappled shadows on the ground.
Holiday home
5 out of 5 average rating, 251 reviews

A cosy rural retreat

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. Located in the beautiful Teme Valley, you'll be perfectly placed to explore the stunning countryside. Very private with a cosy log burner, fire pit area and state of the art hot tub as well as a stunning bath to soak all your stresses away in. Relax in the reclining sofa to a movie on Netflix thanks to Sky TV with super fast broadband. A fully equipped kitchen including a dishwasher and bi fold doors straight onto the decking for the warmer days.

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A spacious green lawn is framed by trees, showcasing a scenic countryside view. Rolling hills are visible in the distance under a clear blue sky, highlighting the serenity of the location. Blossoming trees add subtle color to the landscape, enhancing the natural beauty.
Barn
5 out of 5 average rating, 232 reviews

Converted barn overlooking Ledbury & Malvern Hills

Woodcutters Barn provides luxury accommodation, whilst enjoying an idyllic countryside location, stunning views and unparalleled walking & cycling. Located just outside the historic market town of Ledbury, with its independent shops, cafes & restaurants. Relax and enjoy the private sunny terrace and take in the amazing panoramic views over cider apple orchards, the Frith Wood, down to Ledbury & beyond. Walk the many local footpaths or wander down the track to our local pub, The Farmers Arms.

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The charming 16th Century Tudor cottage is framed by a lush garden filled with colorful flowers. The exterior features whitewashed walls and several large windows, with a table and chairs positioned on the patio area, inviting outdoor relaxation in a tranquil setting.
Cottage
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 293 reviews

The Covey, a Tudor cottage for two.

Set in tranquil countryside, on the Welsh Borders, down our private drive, a charming, spacious, 16th Century Tudor cottage enjoys beautiful views, secluded, walled, rose garden, private gate, secure for dogs. A perfect romantic cottage for couples. It boasts oak beams, ingle nook fireplace with wood burner and a large airy cruck beamed bedroom with stunning far reaching views east over Herefordshire countryside. Enjoy the morning sun over breakfast, near the open door and listen to the birds.

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A rustic building is presented with a weathered gray exterior and a corrugated metal roof. Bright flowers bloom in front, adding color to the landscaped grass. A vehicle is parked nearby, surrounded by greenery in a peaceful rural setting.
Farm stay
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 856 reviews

Completely Unique Tin Shed.

The unique Tin Shed has been designed using sustainable and recycled materials, featuring original art from local artists and filled with natural light. It is lined with wood creating a warm and natural ambiance and it also has a wood burner. A compact, well equipped kitchen, living space, ground floor bathroom with power shower and WC. Upstairs is a generous bedroom with Super king or twin beds, and beautiful views of rolling countryside from a picture window. Outside is a patio and fire pit.

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A charming stone cottage is illuminated softly at dusk, showcasing a welcoming entrance. A small patio area features light wooden furniture and a large umbrella, surrounded by lush greenery and blooming flowers in planters, evoking a peaceful outdoor space.
Cottage
5 out of 5 average rating, 306 reviews

Countryside Cidermaker's Cottage

A characterful and lovingly converted 18th century cider makers cottage in the heart of the Herefordshire countryside. The interior is welcoming, cosy and unique. A mix of modern and quirky. Only 7.5 miles from the historic city of Hereford and the market town of Ledbury. An idyllic countryside retreat. Perfect for foodies, walkers, cyclists or a bolthole for getting away from it all. We are only 1.5 hours from Birmingham and Bristol airports and 2 3/4 hours drive from London Heathrow.

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An exterior view of Maple House Lodge highlights the wooden structure with an external staircase. A spacious patio features a dining table, umbrella, and potted plants adorned with colorful flowers. Lush greenery surrounds the lodge, providing a serene outdoor setting.
Guest suite
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 500 reviews

Cosy Self Catering Maple House Lodge

Maple House Lodge is a 1st floor guest annex, accessed via an external staircase. Located in a quiet location on the edge of the village, with rural views and comprising an open plan sitting/dining area, with TV and a well equipped kitchen with hob, oven, sink, fridge, and cooking utensils for our self catering guests. The bedroom has a super king size bed, dressing table, chest of drawers and hanging rail and en-suite shower. Parking on site Guests are welcome to use our Gym

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A spacious loft area features a curved wooden walkway, surrounded by glass panels. Exposed oak beams traverse the ceiling, allowing natural light to filter through the sky lights above, creating an airy and open atmosphere. The warm wood tones enhance the rustic charm of the space.
Barn
4.82 out of 5 average rating, 134 reviews

Orchard Barn

The Orchard Barn at Old Court Farm. Our country hideaway has been lovingly brought to life from its humble beginnings as a Old cider barn. Designed and built here on the farm, this modern conversion brings a luxurious ‘interior feel’ surrounded by never-ending oak beams with views over looking the apple orchards. With 70 acres of near by orchards for you and your pets to ‘roam freely’ it’s a true feeling of the very beautiful English countryside.

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Barn
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 212 reviews

A Charming Cider Barn Conversion

Welcome to The Jinney Ring A beautifully converted cider barn offering self-catering accommodation for up to three guests. Nestled in the heart of rural England, this charming retreat is perfect for those seeking tranquillity with a touch of rustic elegance. Boasting of authentic charm, retaining its historic character with original beams, stonework and a cider press turned to a luxury super king bed, all complemented by modern comforts.

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An interior view of the shepherd's hut features light wooden flooring and a warm atmosphere. Storage drawers are visible beneath a kitchen counter alongside two wooden stools at a breakfast bar. A mirror reflects a cozy sleeping area with a spacious bed and natural light filtering through a nearby window draped with curtains.
Shepherd’s hut
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 262 reviews

Luxury Shepherds Hut

Tucked away in the Herefordshire countryside, our hand-crafted shepherd’s hut is a secluded retreat designed for couples seeking peace and privacy. Inside, enjoy a cosy wood burner, double bed, ensuite shower room and a thoughtfully equipped kitchen with breakfast bar. Outside, unwind in your private Scandinavian wood-fired hot tub beneath the stars. A perfect year-round escape to slow down, switch off and explore the Welsh borders.

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An open living space features a black sofa, a round dining table with two brown chairs, and bamboo flooring. Skylights provide natural light, illuminating decorative plants and a mirror on the wall. A pop of color is added by a vibrant floral arrangement.
Apartment
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 765 reviews

The Annexe: Comfortable separate studio apartment

Clean and tidy, completely separate studio apartment (1 king sized bed + optional floor mattress). Parking available for one car on secure, gated, private driveway. The Annexe prioritises your security with secure doors, windows, and comprehensive CCTV surveillance covering the residence, gardens, and parking areas. Hereford City Centre is within easy walking distance as are the Lugg Meadows with lovely country walks.

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The inviting lounge features soft beige walls and elegant crown molding. A comfortable sofa adorned with decorative pillows faces a coffee table stacked with books. Natural light streams through plantation shutters, enhancing the cozy atmosphere. A side table with a lamp and a chair complete the space.
Flat
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 497 reviews

Quiet, luxury flat for 2 .

A large flat within a lovely, quiet Edwardian house with outstanding views of Hereford Cathedral and the Welsh Mountains. A great place to explore from or just to relax. On a summer evening enjoy a drink on the balcony and in the winter curl up by the woodburner. The flat is not ideal for very late nights out and isn’t safe for children or pets. Tea, coffee and basic breakfast items are provided.

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All about Herefordshire

The largely rural West Midlands county of Herefordshire sits on the border of Wales and England. Herefordshire is known for its seemingly endless rolling green hills accompanied by apple and pear orchards and swaths of woodland. You might spot wild ponies roaming throughout the county amid ancient castles that dot mounds here and there. Of particular note is the county’s historic city of Hereford, which sits on the River Wye, and has the feel of a small market town, featuring charming narrow streets with half-timbered homes and historical pubs.

Only an hour’s drive from Birmingham and well connected by road networks, Hereford is an excellent jumping-off point to explore the rest of Herefordshire, whether it’s shopping in market towns such as Ross-on-Wye and Ledbury or going apple picking in the Golden Valley with the Black Mountains as a backdrop and the lush greenery that stretches to the horizon, said to have inspired scenery in many fantasy novels.

What are the top things to do in Herefordshire?

Black and White Village Trail

You can follow this 40-mile loop of centuries-old cottages, thatched pubs, and traditional tearooms by car, on a bike, or even on foot. This collection of historic villages sits between Kington and Leominster in the northwest of the county, where you’ll find orchards filled with apple blossoms in May and row upon row of hops ready for harvest in September.

Ledbury

On the edge of the Malvern Hills, Ledbury is a small but bustling medieval market town full of timber-framed Tudor buildings. Cute cafes and historical pubs sit alongside independent boutiques in the town’s welcoming mews and side streets. Fans of literature should make the trip to Ledbury in July, when the town puts on one of the largest poetry festivals in the United Kingdom.

Hereford Museum and Art Gallery

Hereford Museum and Art Gallery in Hereford city centre features exhibits ranging from zoological oddities to its medieval collection of swords, textiles, and costumes. The museum displays fragments of an intricately tiled mosaic floor that was excavated from the site of the Romano-British market town of Magnae, near present-day Kenchester.

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