Located in the picturesque countryside of Herefordshire, the farmhouse in Hay-on-Wye accommodates up to eight guests and offers a serene retreat surrounded by charming hamlets. The area is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, featuring numerous walking and cycling paths directly accessible from the property. Notable nearby attractions include the Offa's Dyke Path, just 10 miles away, which showcases breathtaking views from Hatterrall Ridge and Twmpa. For those seeking more adventurous activities, the Brecon Beacons provide opportunities for rock climbing, hiking, and water sports such as canoeing and kayaking along the River Wye, all set against a backdrop of stunning river walks and historical castles.
This spacious farmhouse is nestled within a working farm, providing a tranquil rural setting. A small river, the Escley Brook, flows through the land, inviting guests to paddle or fish just a short 300-meter walk from the house. The property features a raised front accessed by stone steps, leading into a welcoming porch where guests can relax and enjoy the scenic views after a day of exploration. The interior boasts a snug area with leather armchairs and an electric effect wood burner, along with a cozy lounge that features low ceilings, original wooden paneling, and a stone inglenook fireplace equipped with a wood burner and a wall-mounted TV.
The farmhouse includes a well-appointed kitchen/diner that is beautifully finished and fully equipped, featuring an electric range oven, fridge/freezer, and dishwasher. A large traditional dining table, illuminated by soft lighting, accommodates up to eight people, making it perfect for family meals. Additional amenities include a utility room with a washing machine and a separate shower room. The first floor is accessible via a charming spiral staircase and comprises four inviting bedrooms: a king-size room with an en suite shower, a double room with garden views, a dual-aspect king-size room, and a twin room. A stylish bathroom with a clawfoot tub and separate shower completes the sleeping arrangements.
Guests can access the garden from the raised terrace, which features seating areas designed for relaxation and enjoyment of the surrounding views. The enclosed gardens are multi-level, offering various spots to unwind, including a table and chairs with a parasol at the top of the garden. Additionally, there is off-road parking available for up to four cars and dedicated storage space for bicycles, catering to those who wish to explore the scenic routes of the Heart of England region. This farmhouse combines comfort, rustic charm, and a wealth of outdoor activities, making it an ideal getaway for families or groups seeking a peaceful countryside experience.
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