Denbigh Hall

Presteigne, Herefordshire

Denbigh Hall is a charming detached cottage located in Stansbatch, just 4.1 miles from Presteigne in Herefordshire, nestled in the heart of England. This character-filled property, built 300 years ago, accommodates up to six guests, making it an ideal countryside retreat for families. Upon arrival, visitors can take advantage of two convenient off-road parking spaces before stepping inside to discover a beautifully presented kitchen adorned with colorful tiling and equipped with a variety of modern appliances. The kitchen's dual-aspect windows create a bright and airy atmosphere, perfect for culinary adventures.

After preparing meals, guests can gather in the dining room, characterized by its rustic charm and exposed stonework, providing a wonderful setting for socializing and enjoying meals together. Following dinner, the cozy sitting room invites relaxation with its comfortable sofas, exposed beams, and a warm woodburning stove, complemented by a television for entertainment. The ground floor also features a utility room with a washer/dryer and a contemporary shower room, showcasing elegant marble tiling and a glass cubicle for added convenience.

As night falls, the wooden staircase leads to three thoughtfully designed bedrooms. Families will appreciate the charming twin room for children, while adults can unwind in a stylish double bedroom with an iron bed frame and access to a luxurious en-suite bathroom featuring both a roll-top bath and a walk-in shower. Additionally, there is another welcoming double room, ensuring ample sleeping arrangements for all guests. The property’s garden is a standout feature, boasting a spacious lawn complete with a hammock for leisurely afternoons, a patio for alfresco dining, and breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside.

Guests can explore nearby Titley, where the inviting Stagg Inn pub awaits, or venture into Presteigne for a full range of amenities, including various pubs, eateries, and shops. Presteigne also offers attractions such as the intriguing Judge's Lodging and access to the expansive Nash Wood, perfect for cycling and walking enthusiasts. For a unique day trip, visitors can head to Leominster to tour the local museum and dine at The White Lion Inn, before visiting the stunning 15th-century Hampton Court Castle. Additionally, the scenic town of Hay-on-Wye, known for Hay Castle and its weekly market, is just a drive away. For those seeking more outdoor adventures, Ludlow, Hereford, and the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty offer a wealth of activities. Denbigh Hall is the perfect choice for a rural escape in a quaint and welcoming setting.

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