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

Church Wall Cottage Little Marcle, Ledbury, Herefordshire	More Info
Sleeps: 4 Price Guide: 365 Peacefully set in rural seclusion, and converted to a high standard, these three holiday cottages are set in 10 acres of wooded and landscaped grounds that have been awarded a Wildlife Action Gold Award by Herefordshire Nature Trust. This is a wildlife haven where visitors are free to roam. A well stocked lake and pond provide coarse fishing free to guests. Hereford, Malvern, Gloucester, Ross-on-Wye, Cheltenham and the ancient Forest of Dean are all within an easy drive. The pretty black and whi
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Cider Mill Tarrington, near Hereford	More Info
Sleeps: 2 Price Guide: 280 This converted cider mill adjoins the owner's 17th-century, black and white Herefordshire house. Very comfortable and well equipped, the cottage enjoys a very pretty setting within the gardens and paddocks in the heart of the country. Close to a main road it is conveniently placed for touring the charming market towns and villages of Herefordshire. The nearby historic city of Hereford has good shops, theatre, horse racing and a magnificent cathedral. The Welsh border castles and the Malvern Hill
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Cider Press Cottage Kington	More Info
Sleeps: 4 Price Guide: 322 Attached to the owners 16th century farmhouse on their working sheep and beef farm, this restored cottage offers stunning views across the valley and towards the owners 1 acre landscaped lake. Only 5 miles from the Welsh border. The cathedral city of Hereford, the fine restaurants of Ludlow and the peaceful market town of Hay on Wye are all within easy reach. The popular Offa's Dyke foot path is also within 1 mile. Shop and pub 1½ miles.
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Clee Head Byford, Herefordshire	More Info
Sleeps: 6 Price Guide: 447 This charming, detached stone cottage enjoys a rural setting within the Wye Valley. It is surrounded by cider orchards on a privately run family estate, and has the benefit of an enclosed paddock with a private picnic area and simply stunning views over the River Wye. This cottage has been completely refurbished and tastefully decorated throughout. Nearby is Hay-on-Wye, famous for its book stores, and Hereford with its many attractions and The Black-and-White Village Trail is only a short drive
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Cleobury Mortimer, nr. Ludlow	More Info
Sleeps: 4 Price Guide: 262 Set in a golf club, this well appointed 2 bedroom detached bungalow is only a short walk from the club house and all its facilities. The property has an open plan feel to it, and both bedrooms have en-suites.
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Cleobury Mortimer, nr. Ludlow	More Info
Sleeps: 4 Price Guide: 262 Set in a golf club, this well appointed 2 bedroom detached bungalow is only a short walk from the club house and all its facilities. The property has an open plan feel to it, and both bedrooms have en-suites.
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Clun	More Info
Sleeps: 2 Price Guide: 304 This attractive semi detached barn conversion linked to the owners dwelling is located on the renowned Shropshire Way and close to Offas Dyke pathway, Long Mynd (little Switzerland) and Stiperstones making it a paradise for walkers, ramblers and cyclists. Guests can enjoy the village centre with its ancient castle ruins, pleasant riverside walks and friendly local pubs.
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Clun, nr. Offas Dyke	More Info
Sleeps: 2 Price Guide: 244 This attractive mid terrace barn conversion is located on the renowned Shropshire Way and close to Offas Dyke Pathway, Long Mynd (little Switzerland) and Stiperstones making it a paradise for walkers, ramblers and cyclists. Standing on the edge of the Clun Village just set apart by the open countryside guests can enjoy the village centre with its ancient castle ruins pleasant riverside walks and friendly local pubs.
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Clun, nr. Offas Dyke	More Info
Sleeps: 4 Price Guide: 264 This attractive semi detached barn conversion is located on the Shropshire Way and close to Offas Dyke Pathway, Long Mynd (little Switzerland) and Stiperstones, ideal for walkers, ramblers and cyclists. Standing on the edge of Clun Village, set apart by the open countryside, guests can enjoy the village centre with its ancient castle ruins, riverside walks and friendly local pubs.
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Clyro, nr. Hay-on-Wye	More Info
Sleeps: 6 Price Guide: 284 This terraced cottage is one of three converted from the original 16th century farmhouse and stables. It commands spectacular views over the Brecon Beacons, The Black Mountains, Hay Bluff and the River Wye.
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Coopers Cottage Little Marcle, Ledbury, Herefordshire	More Info
Sleeps: 8 Price Guide: 447 Peacefully set in rural seclusion, and converted to a high standard, these three holiday cottages are set in 10 acres of wooded and landscaped grounds that have been awarded a Wildlife Action Gold Award by Herefordshire Nature Trust. This is a wildlife haven where visitors are free to roam. A well stocked lake and pond provide coarse fishing free to guests. Hereford, Malvern, Gloucester, Ross-on-Wye, Cheltenham and the ancient Forest of Dean are all within an easy drive. The pretty black and whi
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Corfton View Corfton, Craven Arms, Shropshire	More Info
Sleeps: 8 Price Guide: 683 This is a beautiful example of a half timbered house with open aspect to the rear, overlooking the Shropshire countryside and the spot where Corfton Castle used to stand. The good-sized kitchen area has French windows at the far end of the dining area that go directly out onto a large slabbed patio area, and all bedrooms have their own bathroom. Situated on the Craven Arms to Bridgenorth road, the area is an excellent base from which to enjoy the wonders of Shropshire. Nearby Tugford has numero
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Crabapple Peace Stanton Long, Much Wenlock, Shropshire	More Info
Sleeps: 2 Price Guide: 298 Set in the heart of rural Shropshire, Crabapple Peace is a traditional stone-built cottage and is the ideal base for touring and exploring this delightful corner of England. Standing detached, the cottage has been sympathetically renovated and provides modern facilities yet has retained a feeling of an `olde-world' cottage, with a multi-fuel stove within an inglenook fireplace. Excellent walking and cycling is available and makes the perfect way to enjoy the beautiful countryside.
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Crispin Cottage Linton, Ross-on-Wye	More Info
Sleeps: 4 Price Guide: 298 Crispin Cottage is part of a small established development of barn conversions on the fringe of the delightful village of Linton, yet conveniently located near the M50. Lush countryside unfolds in every direction. The old market towns of Ross on Wye, Newent and Ledbury are within an easy drive. Slightly further are Hereford, Gloucester and Worcester with their cathedrals and Malvern and Cheltenham with good shopping and theatres. Shops 5 miles, pub 1/3 mile.
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Cronkhill Farmhouse Attingham Park Estate, Nr Shrewsbury	More Info
Sleeps: 14 Price Guide: 954 Enjoying fine uninterrupted views over parkland towards the River Severn and the Wrekin Hill, Cronkhill Farmhouse occupies a delightful elevated position on the National Trust's Attingham Park Estate. Dating from the 17th century, this Grade I listed timber-framed farmhouse was remodelled in 1801 by John Nash to match the adjoining property. Period features abound internally, with beamed ceilings in many rooms. A walled garden with fruit trees and brick apple store also form part of the large an
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Cross Cottage Bromsash, near Ross-on-Wye	More Info
Sleeps: 4 Price Guide: 298 This renovated, Victorian holiday cottage has views towards May Hill, surrounded by farmland and countryside. It is an ideal base for access to the Royal Forest of Dean, Malvern Hills, Black Mountains and the Wye Valley. In these areas there are many opportunities for outdoor activities including walking, fishing, canoeing, mountain biking, horse riding and cycling. The cathedral cities of Gloucester, Hereford and Worcester are easily accessible. Cheltenham Spa, Hay on Wye and the Cotswolds are
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Curlew Bentlawnt, Nr Bishops Castle, Shropshire	More Info
Sleeps: 3 Price Guide: 298 Set in beautifully landscaped gardens, this converted barn offers panoramic views from its outstanding position high in the Shropshire hills. Within a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the cottages offer spacious comfortable accommodation in a peaceful setting. Wonderful walking from the door through unspoilt countryside to nearby forts, stone circles and hill top settlements. Historic Shrewsbury, Ludlow and Ironbridge within easy travelling distance as are the smaller towns of Bish
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Cwm Cottage Sarn, Nr Montgomery	More Info
Sleeps: 7 Price Guide: 493 Near Offa's Dyke, in a wonderful rural location for exploring mid Wales and Shropshire, this peaceful and secluded period cottage nestles in 11/2 acres at the head of its own small wooded valley, bordered by a shallow stream. Thoughtfully restored, it stands detached and enjoys a southerly aspect in a natural setting. An idyllic retreat, close to the charming, historic town of Montgomery, with its castle ruins, timeless ambience and a small selection of pubs and restaurants.
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Cwm Lodge Kivernoll, Herefordshire	More Info
Sleeps: 2 Price Guide: 298 In an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, these fine 18th-century converted farm properties are reached via a private lane. They enjoy a peaceful secluded setting in the countryside set in the 3-acre grounds of the owner's home, which includes a landscaped garden, woodland area and paddock with two Shetland ponies. The holiday cottages each have their own garden and enjoy shared use of a six-seater hot tub. Ideally situated for exploring Hereford and the black-and-white villages to the north. Ro
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Cwm Sirhowy Clyro, Hay-on-Wye	More Info
Sleeps: 4 Price Guide: 298 This cosy 16th century cottage backed by woodland, with views of the Black Mountains, provides the ideal retreat in complete isolation, with the babble of the stream below. Activities include golf, walking, cycling and canoeing. Hay-on-Wye, 2 miles, the town renowned for book festivals. Shop, pub and restaurant 1 mile.
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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.