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The Folly, located in the picturesque village of Weobley, Herefordshire, is a charming property designed for two guests, offering a delightful retreat in the heart of England. Nestled in the serene countryside, it serves as an ideal base for relaxation or exploration of the unspoilt towns and natural beauty of the Marches. Originally constructed as a decorative feature for an ornate garden, The Folly has been thoughtfully renovated to maximize its compact space, often likened to a perfectly crafted doll's house. The property features a mini kitchen equipped with a combi microwave and induction hob, a cozy sitting area with a TV and DVD player, and WiFi for modern convenience.
Upon entering The Folly, guests are greeted by a spacious ambiance thanks to its large gothic-shaped door and windows, which create a sense of openness. A narrow spiral staircase leads to the bedroom, where a comfortable bed awaits, along with a separate WC and shower. Despite the small scale of the furnishings, each piece is unique and finished to a high standard, adding to the property’s charm. Outside, guests can enjoy a large patio adorned with edible plants, a table, chairs, and a BBQ, alongside a summer house that complements the main property, providing a private outdoor space for relaxation.
The Folly is situated on a tranquil lane surrounded by fields, orchards, and wooded hills, making it a perfect escape for those seeking peace and quiet. For walking enthusiasts, a scenic 30-minute stroll leads to the village of Weobley, known as the “Jewel in the Crown” of the black and white villages, where visitors can enjoy local pubs and cafes. More adventurous walks can be found nearby, including the Offa's Dyke footpath and the Wye Valley footpath, with the River Wye just 15 minutes away, offering opportunities for fishing and canoeing.
For those interested in shopping and cultural experiences, the historic towns of Ledbury and Ludlow provide a wealth of independent shops and architecturally significant buildings, including Ludlow Castle. Hereford is also nearby, featuring mainstream shops and the renowned Hereford Cathedral, home to the Mappa Mundi. A short drive leads to the famous town of Hay on Wye, celebrated for its annual literary festival and numerous bookshops. Additionally, visitors can explore beautiful gardens like Stockton Bury and National Trust properties such as Berrington Court and Brockhampton. Overall, The Folly presents a unique and relaxing haven for exploring the rural beauty of Herefordshire.
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