Bring your best friend to this handsome heritage property in Herefordshire’s unforgettable countryside, spending days exploring surrounding footpaths and pretty walking routes with your canine companion by your side. Blending original features with modern creature comforts, this attractive home is perfect for larger packs of relatives, couples or friends, accommodating eight guests and one canine friend. On its doorstep, discover never-ending walkies and beautiful sights, including adventures over the border into Wales, where the Black Mountains lie waiting with endless sticks for Fido to fetch.
Stone-flagged flooring, restored beams and exposed stone walls lend this country house a traditional charm. Hear the patter of paws as your dog explores the relaxing spaces of the ground floor, including the spacious kitchen/diner and delightful lounge. Creating a warm glow in one corner, the lounge features an original wood burner, inviting you to warm up toes and paws whilst watching the Smart TV in the evening. Leave sleeping dogs to rest peacefully in here as you make your way up to bed, discovering four delightfully designed bedrooms spread across the first and second floors – one with an en-suite, and the remaining rooms sharing a family bathroom. Across the driveway, which offers private parking for one car, you’ll find the open-aspect, furnished garden with a wood-fired hot tub, patio furniture and a lawn for the dog to enjoy.
Start your adventure in the village of Peterchurch (0.5 miles), a delightful destination located in Herefordshire’s Golden Valley. Keep the Black Mountains in view as you follow a tree-lined country road up to Snodhill Castle (2 miles) or towards the River Wye (4.5 miles), leaving no stick unfetched and no wildlife un-sniffed. Follow the river all the way to the wonderful town of Hay-on-Wye (9 miles), a Welsh gem on the edge of the mighty Brecon Beacons National Park.