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The Annex at The Oaks
The Annex is a separate building on two floors. The bedroom and bathroom are upstairs. There is a kingsize bed and a sofa bed available. We do provide extra laundry for the sofa bed at a cost of £15. Please let me know if you require the sofa bed making up. To access the bedroom are external stairs. Downstairs is a great open plan living space. There is private parking. Ross town is a mile away. PLEASE NOTE: the Annexe is next to a busy main road and traffic can be heard from the Annexe.

Romantic Idyllic Nuthatch Cottage with Hot Tub
A stunning panoramic view awaits you at Nuthatch Cottage. This gorgeous, unspoilt haven is located in Mitcheldean, the enclave of the Forest of Dean and a locals-only spot in Gloucestershire. This 2 bedrooms house was built with natural Cotswolds stone. The entire house is secluded with a hot tub and has a luxuriously charming feel. It is perfectly situated to enjoy what the picturesque local area has to offer. The local shops, restaurants, and attractions are only a five-minute drive away.

Clairville Apartment: Garden Terrace, Central Ross
Clairville is among the oldest sandstone buildings (circa 1600s) in central Ross-on-Wye. This comfortable Ground Floor Apartment provides the perfect base to access the towns Restaurants, Period Pubs and Bars while being in walking distance of the Forest and River. Symonds Yat, Mountain Bike trails, Canoes or Paddleboarding are only 15 minutes away. Within an hour, the Welsh mountains, Hay on Wye, Ledbury, Malvern hills and showgrounds. Or relax in your garden terrace dining & seating areas.

A luxurious family home with picturesque views
Our Cottage is a family holiday home. It hosts 8 guests with 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms. It has stunning countryside views,a large outdoor area with 4 seater hot tub and balcony to take in the glorious sunsets. A short walk takes you to the countryside for beautiful riverbank walks, bike-riding or a spot of paddle boarding. Why not pop into the local riverside pub to finish off your perfect day. Alternatively, head into town for a look around the shops and sample one of the local restaurants

Spacious Flat two minutes walk Ross centre
This is a very large and comfortable self catering basement flat in the grounds of Chasewood Lodge, a beautiful Victorian Villa close to the centre of Ross-on-Wye. Recently renovated it sleeps up to 4 in two separate bedrooms with a large living-kitchen area (with wall mounted flat screen TV), a separate dining/work room, and a modern shower room (with walk-in shower, W.C., wash basin). Just five minutes walk to the historic town centre this is an ideal base for exploring the Wye Valley.

Explore The Wye Valley From This Beautiful Barn
The Haystore is a self-contained annexe to our listed Barn. It is approached down a country lane through our lovely neighbours' farm. The Haystore has been fully refurbished to provide gorgeous accommodation with direct access onto National Trust parkland and the Wye Valley AONB. Within walking distance is a farm shop, and a little further two award winning pubs. Ross-on-Wye, Symonds Yat and the Black Mountains are a short drive making us an ideal base to explore the wider area.

Old Forge Cottage, town house with character
Beautifully renovated period , grade II listed property in the charming market town of Ross on Wye, A comfortable town house with good sized bedrooms, kitchen diner, lounge with fireplace and a cosy snug. The courtyard garden is a real sun trap. Short stroll to the riverside, restaurants and shops. Ideally situated for exploring the Wye Valley, an area of outstanding natural beauty, The Forest of Dean and Symonds Yat, walking the Malvern hills and canoeing the river Wye.

Wye Valley Cottage & Annexe | Sleeps 10 + Games
Field Cottage is a calm country home in a peaceful spot with countryside views from every window, just 10 minutes from Ross-on-Wye — ideal for guests looking to unwind and explore. The main house has four bedrooms, two living areas, dining room and kitchen. Full-size bunk beds suit adults or children. A self-contained annexe adds privacy, with bathroom, shower room, and an upstairs living space with kitchen. Plus a cosy games shed with pool table and fussball game.

Grade II listed townhouse
A gem of a property in the heart of Ross-on-Wye with the whole of the beautiful Wye Valley at your fingertips. Whether you are looking for a peaceful retreat to escape to, or a comfortable & cosy base to return to after some action-packed activities in the surrounding area, this property is your golden ticket. In the family for over 20 years, we have only recently decided to share this home with holiday makers as it’s too good to keep to ourselves!

Gilpin Cottage
Gilpin Cottage is the perfect bolt-hole in the heart of Ross-On-Wye, whether you are looking for a relaxing retreat or a base for wild adventures. Our Cottage is ideally located in the centre of town giving easy access to the many independant shops, cosy pubs and restaurants. You can happily explore the region's fantastic attractions, festival and countryside from this central location. We hope you enjoy staying here as much as we do.

Luxury Riverside Duplex Apartment for 4
A spectacular, spacious, duplex apartment with riverside views & mezzanine balcony for 4 guests with 2 ensuite bedrooms. Situated in a former Grade II Listed, historic Masonic Hall. With views over the River Wye and countryside beyond, this luxurious, newly converted apartment benefits from convenient nearby parking and is only a short walk from the centre of the pretty market town of Ross on Wye and picturesque Wye Valley riverside.

Shepherd's View
Come & enjoy a relaxing stay in our luxurious Shepherd's Huts. Relax & unwind with amazing views overlooking the Wye Valley. Enjoy an evening in the Jacuzzi Hot Tub over looking Ross-on-Wye. Located within 500 acres of our Herefordshire family farm with plenty of walks & plenty of pubs. For those that want to delve a little further, The Malverns, Forest of Dean & South Wales are a stones throw away.
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The Gilpin Flat, Ross-on-Wye

The Old Barn

Boutique 2 bedroom house with river view!

The Garden House
When is the best time to visit Ross-on-Wye?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Ross-on-Wye?
Staying near the town center gives easy access to vibrant markets, independent shops, and historic streets. The Wye riverside area is frequently suggested for scenic views and tranquil ambiance. For a quieter experience, look at options around the surrounding countryside.
What are the best things to do in Ross-on-Wye with kids?
Enjoy riverside walks, family-friendly boat trips, and visits to local parks or playgrounds. Exploring interactive exhibits in museums or discovering wildlife near the river are also popular for children.
What are some of the best things to do in Ross-on-Wye?
Stroll riverfront paths, explore The Prospect gardens, and visit the Market House for local history exhibits. Paddling or boating along the River Wye is also frequently suggested.
How is the weather in Ross-on-Wye?
Ross-on-Wye tends to have cool winters near 34–46°F (1–8°C), and mild summers ranging from 52–71°F (11–22°C). Rain is possible year-round, so waterproof layers are a good idea.
When is the best time to visit Ross-on-Wye?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for comfortable weather, blooming landscapes, and frequent outdoor events. Winters are cooler, with temperatures around 34–46°F (1–8°C), making indoor attractions appealing.
What are the best places to visit in Ross-on-Wye?
Visit The Prospect for landscaped gardens and wide views, stop by the Market House for heritage displays, and wander historic streets lined with independent shops and cozy cafes. The riverside is also frequently suggested.
What are some hiking trails in Ross-on-Wye?
Explore the Wye Valley Walk, a route known for lush woodlands and river vistas, or wander the paths around Symonds Yat. The Forest of Dean nearby has trails winding through ancient trees and open countryside.
What are some family activities we can do in Ross-on-Wye?
Families often enjoy boat trips on the River Wye, feeding ducks at local parks, and picnic spots around The Prospect. Interactive museums and nature centers can also provide engaging experiences for different ages.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Ross-on-Wye?
Explore the ancient woodlands of the Forest of Dean, visit historic towns around the Wye Valley, or discover castles and gardens in surrounding villages. Canoeing and wildlife experiences in nearby areas are frequently suggested.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Ross-on-Wye?
Many accommodations in Ross-on-Wye welcome pets, particularly in riverside cottages or countryside stays. Nearby parks and walking routes make it easy to explore the area with your companion.
What are some local tips for visiting Ross-on-Wye?
Bring sturdy footwear for riverside walks, and check local markets for distinctive crafts and fresh produce. Early mornings often provide a quieter time to explore historic lanes or nearby viewpoints.
What is Ross-on-Wye known for?
Ross-on-Wye is known for its dramatic river scenery, historic market town charm, and role as a gateway to the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Many visitors explore its heritage sites and walking routes.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Ross-on-Wye?
Discover tucked-away viewpoints along the River Wye or seek out quiet gardens and small galleries nestled within the town. The historic Market House is often overlooked but gives a glimpse into local heritage.
What are the best foods to try in Ross-on-Wye?
Sample seasonal fare at town cafes and pubs, including Herefordshire cider, local cheeses, and dishes featuring regional produce. Bakeries often have traditional pastries and fresh breads inspired by the area’s rural roots.
What should I bring for a trip to Ross-on-Wye?
Pack comfortable shoes for walking, a rain jacket due to changeable weather, and layers for cool evenings. Bringing a reusable water bottle and day pack is handy for exploring the countryside or town.
What is the nightlife in Ross-on-Wye like?
Ross-on-Wye has a relaxed evening scene, with pubs, independent bars, and restaurants where locals gather. Live music, quiz nights, and occasional performances are often found in both traditional and modern venues.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Ross-on-Wye?
Ross-on-Wye hosts recurring events such as a summer music festival, river celebrations, and artisan markets throughout the year. Seasonal food and craft fairs are frequently suggested for local flavor.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Ross-on-Wye?
Ross-on-Wye has a range of family friendly rentals, including cottages and apartments near parks and riverpaths. Some homes come with gardens or outdoor space for younger guests to enjoy.
All about Ross-on-Wye
Overlooking the spectacular River Wye, Ross-on-Wye is a historic market town in southeast Herefordshire close to the Welsh border that draws visitors with its picturesque landscapes. Located in the Wye Valley’s designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, near Gloucester, most of Ross-on-Wye has been recognised as a conservation area. The town boasts 19th-century mock Gothic walls and a folly tower alongside a 17th-century Market House built from local sandstone that now functions as a gallery showcasing the works of local artists and makers.
Ross-on-Wye is known for its abundance of vintage and antique shops. There’s even a Vintage Shopping Trail, where you can search for treasures throughout the town from collectables, jewellery, and clothing to glassware and art. You’ll find traditional milliners making hats as they did in the 19th century, alongside secondhand bookshops and craft stores. The town is also filled with old-fashioned tearooms serving afternoon tea, as well as a handful of traditional English pubs.
What are the top things to do in Ross-on-Wye?
Symonds Yat Rock
Walk or cycle the 120 metres up to Symonds Yat Rock, an impressive rocky outcrop and one of the most famous viewpoints in the region. From here, you’re guaranteed spectacular views of the lush Wye Valley and the meandering River Wye. Majestic peregrine falcons and other birds of prey nest on the cliffs; you can often spot them soaring above.
Made in Ross
Check out the Made in Ross gallery in the historic Market House in the town centre, where local arts and craft makers display their works. Everything in the gallery is made within 20 miles of the town, including paintings, photographs, sculptures, pottery, and jewellery.
Goodrich Castle
Just outside of town, Goodrich Castle stands above the River Wye overlooking rolling countryside and the border with Wales. The 13th-century chapel features a stained glass window installed in 2000 that takes inspiration from the river below, while the well-known Roaring Meg mortar is the only one remaining from the Civil Wars, when the castle was the site of a famous siege. Once you’ve explored this historic fortress, you can stop off for a slice of cake or a leisurely lunch at the on-site tea room.
Destinations to explore
- Cotswolds AONB
- Brean Beach
- Lower Mill Estate
- Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB)
- Bike Park Wales
- West Midland Safari Park
- Cheltenham Racecourse
- Cardiff Bay
- Cardiff Castle
- Utilita Arena Birmingham
- Cadbury World
- Roath Park
- Bannau Brycheiniog National Park
- Ludlow Castle
- Cotswold Wildlife Park
- University of Birmingham
- Bath Abbey
- Puzzlewood
- Barry Island Beach
- Sudeley Castle
- Zip World Tower
- The Iron Bridge
- Bute Park
- No. 1 Royal Crescent





