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Located in the picturesque Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire, this charming retreat offers an idyllic escape in the Heart of England, accommodating two guests amidst the stunning backdrop of the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Set within a hidden valley encompassing 60 acres of open countryside and ancient woodland, the property features beautifully restored 17th-century cottages that provide a unique and tranquil atmosphere. Guests can unwind by the water garden, stroll through the grounds, or enjoy the outdoor swimming pool, all surrounded by established country gardens that enhance the serene environment.
For those eager to explore beyond the cottage, a variety of outdoor activities are available in the nearby Forest of Dean. Visitors can experience the captivating sculpture trail at Beechenhurst, rent bicycles from the Canoe Cycle Centre, or delve into history at the Dean Heritage Centre. Adventurous spirits can hire a canoe to navigate the river or challenge themselves at the local Go Ape adventure park. The area is rich in natural beauty, offering breathtaking views of the valley, which guests can savor before retreating to the cozy lounge area of the cottage for a romantic evening.
The cottage interior is designed with comfort and style in mind, featuring dark wooden floors, painted stone walls, and thick handwoven curtains that create a warm ambiance. A small dining area is perfect for enjoying meals prepared with local produce, while the handcrafted kitchen is well-equipped with modern appliances, including an electric oven and hob, microwave, and fridge/freezer. The upstairs open-plan bedroom boasts a king-size bed adorned with pure linen sheets, ensuring a restful night’s sleep, and offers picturesque views of the gardens and valley. The en suite bathroom, complete with a sunken wooden panelled bath, provides a luxurious space for relaxation.
Outside, guests can savor morning coffee or dine alfresco on their private patio, equipped with sun loungers, a parasol, and a dining table. The shared grounds feature an outdoor pool, available from April 30 to September 30, which is solar-heated during the warmer months of July and August. The enchanting English country gardens and expansive woodlands invite exploration, while parking for one car is conveniently provided. Additionally, the owner manages a private animal rescue sanctuary on the property, although it is not open for public viewing. Guests can still enjoy the sight of a variety of exotic and farm animals roaming the fields, contributing to the sanctuary's mission, as the income from the holiday cottages supports the care and welfare of these animals.
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