Country cottages in The Wye Valley, England to rent including Welcome, Blakes and Easy cottages for holiday rental

Bon Accueil Alkington, Whitchurch, Shropshire	More Info
Sleeps: 14 Price Guide: 3500 Bon Accueil provides family gatherings or groups of friends with a perfect rendezvous throughout the year for holidays or special occasions. Runner-up in the English Excellence in Tourism Awards 2007 and Heart of England winner in 2006, this tastefully modernised Georgian country house sleeps 10 people with self-contained accommodation in an adjacent converted coach house for an additional 4 guests. Both properties are joined across a courtyard by a superb indoor heated swimming-pool with spa an
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Boot Cottage Whittington, near Oswestry	More Info
Sleeps: 8 Price Guide: 410 A surprisingly spacious semi detached cottage in the heart of Whittington village, offering characterful accommodation with exposed beams, wood floors and an inglenook fireplace. The property has a games room and a large, enclosed back garden that overlooks the fields beyond. Within walking distance of two pubs, and the castle and moat. The village itself is one of unforgettable scenery with its castle and moat once owned by William Percival, son of William the Conqueror, it's steeped in history
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Boraston View Ludlow	More Info
Sleeps: 2 Price Guide: 280 Set on a working farm and adjoining the owners farmhouse in a quiet setting, the property provides comfortable accommodation. A perfect peaceful retreat where couples can enjoy the local scenery, and nearby is the tourist attraction Clee Hill with breathtaking views and excellent walks, as is the Severn Valley Railway. There are several National Trust and English Heritage properties within easy reach. Easy drives to Ludlow, Bridgnorth, Ironbridge, Stokesay Castle and the market town of Leominste
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Bosbury, nr. Ledbury	More Info
Sleeps: 2 Price Guide: 256 This tastefully refurbished detached single storey barn conversion with exposed beams is to be found in the heart of unspoilt Herefordshire countryside, 5 miles from the Malvern Hills. The area is a haven of peace and quiet and is ideal for those who enjoy rambling, cycling or touring holidays.
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Bosbury, nr. Ledbury	More Info
Sleeps: 4 Price Guide: 278 The spacious balcony of this tastefully converted attached barn is perfect for enjoying the far reaching views and catches the sun most of the day.
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Bosbury, nr. Ledbury	More Info
Sleeps: 4 Price Guide: 290 This semi detached barn conversion in the grounds of a listed working farm estate, having two bedrooms, an open plan living room with a cosy woodburner, exposed timbers, attractive stone walling and a wood floor with stairs leading to a small reading gallery which overlooks the lounge area.
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Bowens Barn Cleobury Mortimer, Worcestershire	More Info
Sleeps: 3 Price Guide: 298 In a tranquil rural location close to the Wyre Forest, this 17th-century former dairy retains a wealth of oak beams, arrowhead windows and exposed stonework. Set on the owner's 18-acre smallholding with horses, sheep, wildlife ponds and natural meadows, it is perfect for walking and riding, with access into surrounding woodland. Equine facilities on request. Good cycling, fishing and golf. Ludlow 12 miles. Pub ¾ mile.
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Brampton Hill Farm Cottage Wormbridge	More Info
Sleeps: 5 Price Guide: 298 Set adjacent to the owners home on a small holding, accessed by a track, this cosy, comfortable converted cowshed is ideal for a relaxing and out of the way holiday. Just a couple of steps from the front door provides stunning views and scenery over the valley towards Hereford as well as the Black Mountains and Brecon Beacons. Ideally located for the book town of Hay on Wye. The cathedral cities of Hereford, Worcester and Gloucester are all a short drive away as are the Welsh market towns of Mo
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Broach Cottage Tenbury Wells, Worcestershire	More Info
Sleeps: 7 Price Guide: 558 Set in its own extensive grounds, this charming detached oak-beamed cottage (renovated to exacting standards) combines modern facilities with charm and 16th-century character. A wonderful rural spot in which to unwind, yet within easy reach of many places of historic interest - Ludlow (15 miles) with Norman Castle, Worcester, (16 miles), Hereford, 21 miles. Nearby are an 18 hole golf course and leisure centre. Fishing available at owner's private carp pools, a short walk away. Pubs ½ mile and 1
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Broadwas, nr. Worcester	More Info
Sleeps: 2 Price Guide: 244 This delightful single storey coach house, formally part of Broadwas Court, with black and white traditional interior, furnished and decorated in a contemporary style, adjoins the owners' property. Set in a small courtyard of dwellings, behind the 12th century Church of St Mary Magdalene in the hamlet of Broadwas.
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Brookside Cottage Tugford, Craven Arms	More Info
Sleeps: 6 Price Guide: 332 Brookside Cottage is set alone on the outskirts of the unspoilt hamlet of Tugford. It is part of Tugford Farm, situated two fields away and was originally a workman's cottage. Extensive network of local footpaths to be discovered. The Shropshire Way passes by the hamlet and beautiful Brown Clee Hill is within 4 miles. Accommodation for horses on our livery yard. Situated deep in the Corve Dale Valley, between Ludlow, Bridgnorth, Much Wenlock and Craven Arms, all within 10 miles. Fishing, ruined
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Bryn Tanat Llansantffraid, Powys	More Info
Sleeps: 22 Price Guide: 3500 Situated on the border of Shropshire and Powys, Bryn Tanat sits on the banks of the River Tanat overlooking the Breidden Hills to the south and west to the Meifod valley, offering stunning panoramic views of the picturesque countryside. Providing superb country living in this impressive estate house with oak framed rooms dating back to the late 17th century, but with enigmatic evidence suggesting a dwelling on the land going further back to the early Bronze Age, Bryn Tanat and surrounding estate
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Bulkeley Wing Market Drayton, Shropshire	More Info
Sleeps: 10 Price Guide: 776 Built in 1720 by Bulkeley Mackworth, and set in a prominent location within 18acres of parkland, the apartment [right in photograph] of this Queen Anne mansion has been restored with character and style. With views to the Welsh hills over open countryside, the accommodation offered is of a very high standard, with comfort and all modern conveniences. An enormous games room with a full-sized snooker table, table tennis and darts allows for friendly competition in front of a roaring fire. Within
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Castle Cottage Churchstoke	More Info
Sleeps: 6 Price Guide: 322 A stone house of great character, adjoining another, in a village location. Furnished to a very good standard with comfy sofas, antiques, feature stone walls and inglenook with woodburner. It has a small fully enclosed plantsmans garden with secluded area with table and chairs. Nestling in the Welsh/Shropshire borders ideal for walking. Local places of interest include Offas Dyke, Powis Castle, Montgomery, Ludlow and the Long Mynd at Church Stretton. Shop 500 yards, pubs 200 yards.
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Chaff Pen Cottage Kilpeck	More Info
Sleeps: 2 Price Guide: 272 Set within the beautiful countryside of Hereford, both barns have been sensitively restored retaining their character with features such as exposed beams. Both offer comfortable accommodation with individual, private sitting areas and shared grounds with a wildlife pond, with fabulous views of the Black Mountains from the grounds. Kilpeck is world famous for its historic church and castle. From this convenient and pleasant setting, visitors can explore from the Wye Valley to the Welsh Marches. E
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Chandos Granary Much Marcle, Nr Ledbury, Herefordshire	More Info
Sleeps: 8 Price Guide: 447 In the heart of Herefordshire's apple-growing region, this 18th-century former granary has been converted in traditional style, retaining original beams, and with some antique furniture and a large garden area. Close to the owners' manor house, it enjoys lovely countryside views and access to 36 acres of orchards and field. The attractive market town of Ledbury is 6 miles. Fishing, riding and golf nearby. Pub 1 mile.
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Chatcull Old Hall Eccleshall, Staffordshire	More Info
Sleeps: 12 Price Guide: 776 Set in delightful, unspoilt countryside, Chatcull Old Hall is an attractive and spacious farmhouse that dates back 300 years and retains many original features, including a wealth of beams, oak panelling, and a superb inglenook fireplace. It boasts a secluded, lawned garden, surrounded by pretty shrubs, and is set within the grounds of a working arable and dairy farm (close to the owners' home), where visitors enjoy shared use of a hard tennis court. It is perfectly placed for walking, cycling a
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Cherry Cottage Aston-on-Clun, near Craven Arms	More Info
Sleeps: 4 Price Guide: 298 Once the residence of the farm labourers and herdsmen, this charming cottage has been carefully modified without compromising the character and features that are part of its history. It occupies a superb position overlooking the rolling hills that make up the Shropshire countryside. The cosy lounge gives a homely feel and the garden is ideal for dining al fresco in the summer months. This is a central location for enjoying the activities on offer in Ludlow, Clun, Church Stretton, Shrewsbury Iron
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Cherry Cottage Hook-a-gate, Shrewsbury, Shropshire	More Info
Sleeps: 2 Price Guide: 373 Picture-perfect, this 17th-century, restored Grade II listed, timber-framed property provides a cosy romantic haven. It has its own garden, and is set in a small village, 3 miles south-west of Shrewsbury - a medieval town with many tourist attractions, bars and restaurants. The beautiful Shropshire Hills, such as The Long Mynd, are a short trip down the road. It is also an excellent base for exploring other local areas of interest, such as Bridgenorth, Ironbridge and Wales. Overlooking a field,
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Church View Cottage Churchstoke, Montgomery, Powys	More Info
Sleeps: 4 Price Guide: 337 Situated in the heart of Churchstoke - a conservation area on the Shropshire/mid Wales border, this 17th-century Grade II listed building oozes charm and character. Tastefully presented, the property boasts antique furnishings and a landscaped exterior with lawned area all made for a relaxing holiday retreat. Within walking distance lies a country park with an array of animals, as well as the local pub and restaurant. A short drive into Wales leads to numerous NT properties, canal networks and s
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• We work hard to make sure all of the cottages are great value for money. Our vigorous quality control checks allow us to give each cottage a grade based on internal quality and furnishings, giving you a good idea of what it will be like inside. To give you a good indication of the standard of accommodation for our cottages, many of our properties have been graded in line with the requirements of the English Tourism Council's Star rating scheme:
  
  

•   Acceptable overall level of quality. Adequate provision of furniture, furnishings and fittings.
•   (In addition to what is provided at One Star) Good overall level of quality. Improved levels of furnishings and fittings.
•   (In addition to what is provided at Two Star) Good to very good overall level of quality. Good standard of maintenance and decoration. Ample space and good quality furniture. Microwave.
•   (In addition to what is provided at Three Star) Excellent overall level of quality. Very good care and attention to detail will be obvious throughout. Either be access to a washing machine and dryer or, if not provided in the unit, a 24 hour laundry service.
•   (In addition to what is provided at Four Star) Exceptional overall level of quality. High levels of décor, fixtures and fittings, together with an excellent range of accessories and many personal touches.