Hay on Wye, located in the heart of England in Herefordshire, is a charming town renowned for its annual literature festival and an abundance of over twenty bookshops, making it a haven for book lovers. However, the town offers more than just literary delights; visitors can explore a diverse selection of cafes, restaurants, and independent shops. The Globe in Hay hosts a lively arts calendar throughout the year, providing a cultural touchstone for both locals and tourists. Additionally, the scenic banks of the River Wye offer recreational activities such as paddling at The Warren local beach and kayaking at Glasbury, while the Brecon Beacons National Park presents numerous walking and cycling routes for outdoor enthusiasts.
This stylish property, nestled within a small development of only 25 houses, is an ideal retreat for anyone visiting Hay on Wye. Upon entering, guests are greeted by an architecturally designed, contemporary space that exudes comfort and style. The spacious entrance hall leads to a lounge adorned with a mix of textures and colors, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration. The lounge is equipped with a Sonos sound bar for music lovers and a television for movie nights, ensuring a cozy atmosphere. Additionally, smart home features like three Alexa devices add a modern touch, while a snuggle chair invites guests to curl up with a good book.
For dining, the property boasts a formal dining room decorated with tasteful local artwork, complementing the well-equipped kitchen that serves as the home's hub. Culinary enthusiasts will appreciate the electric oven, induction hob, combi microwave, fridge/freezer, and dishwasher, alongside a breakfast bar for casual morning meals. The kitchen also provides a view of the garden, enhancing the dining experience. A utility room with a washing machine and hanging space for outdoor gear, as well as a convenient WC on the ground floor, adds to the property's practicality.
Upstairs, guests will find three inviting bedrooms, including a king-size room with an en suite shower, another king-size room, and a twin room, all featuring lovely garden views. A shared bathroom with a shower over the bath is also available. The enclosed gardens provide an excellent space for entertaining, complete with a patio area and seating to enjoy the picturesque countryside views. The property offers driveway parking for two cars, although it's important to note that EV car charging is not permitted on-site; however, EV chargers can be found at the nearby Oxford Rd Car Park, just 0.5 miles away.
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