The Coach House
£485.00 to £790
The property itself is a light and spacious first-floor apartment, with open-plan living and french doors that open out onto a balcony for some fabulous views. The owners have included lots of little extra touches, including Egyptian cotton bed linen and wall-mounted televisions in both bedrooms. You could spend your holiday just enjoying the views and the grounds, but you’re also ideally placed to visit nearby lovely market towns. Historic Leominster with its famous black and white buildings is under 5 miles away while Ledbury, Hay-on-Wye and Ludlow come highly recommended as day trip destinations.
This holiday at a glance
Sleeps four guests.
Master bedroom with 5’ king size bed and en-suite bathroom. Bedroom with 6’ zip and link bed that can be configured as a super-king size bed or twin single beds on request.
Family shower room.
South-west facing balcony.
Access to large gardens and grounds.
WiFi.
Parking for two cars.
Children over the age of 12 years welcome.
Sorry, no pets.
Minimum three nights stay.
SHORT BREAKS from £485 or 7 NIGHT BREAKS from £790
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