Located in Kington, Herefordshire, this charming accommodation is nestled in the picturesque Heart of England, making it an ideal retreat for those who enjoy outdoor activities and scenic landscapes. With the capacity to sleep four guests, the property is particularly suited for enthusiastic walkers, as it offers direct access to numerous waymarked footpaths right from the front door. The central location allows for easy exploration of notable nearby attractions, including the stunning Black Mountains, Elan Valley, and Shropshire Hills, as well as quaint villages and market towns like Hay on Wye, renowned for its literary culture, and Hereford, home to the historic cathedral and Mappa Mundi.
The property itself is a beautifully restored open fronted stone barn, which was once the blacksmith's workshop for the estate's carriage horses. Upon entering, visitors are greeted by the impressive original A-frame structure, which serves as a striking backdrop to the open plan lounge, kitchen, and dining area. The lounge is designed for comfort, featuring inviting sofas, armchairs, and a Swedish wood burner, making it a cozy spot for relaxation, especially on chilly evenings. The dining area boasts elegant oak floors and linen curtains, while the well-equipped kitchen includes modern appliances such as an electric oven, microwave, and dishwasher, enhancing the overall convenience of the space.
Accommodation options include a spacious super king-size bedroom with an en suite bathroom that features a luxurious freestanding claw-foot bath. A spiral staircase leads to a mezzanine area furnished with a futon, providing a quaint hideaway for reading or relaxation. Additionally, there is another king-size bed located off the mezzanine, which is accessible via the kitchen area and includes a shower room. The property also benefits from direct access to the gardens through French doors, where guests can enjoy a delightful terrace surrounded by lavender and beech hedged lawns.
Outdoor amenities further enhance the experience, including a shared heated swimming pool available from May 1st to September 30th, providing a refreshing option for guests during warmer months. The outdoor space features a teak dining table and chairs, perfect for al fresco dining and discussing the day's adventures under the summer sky. With off-road parking available for two cars, this idyllic property combines comfort, historical charm, and an abundance of local attractions, making it an excellent choice for a memorable getaway.
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