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Holiday Home #12966 from owner #7042
created on 07-Jul-2008

Dukes Farm Barns

Historic gems by the breathtaking Black Hill, nr Hay-on-Wye, the book town. High-class relaxation & reading

Golf Course Nearby Pets Allowed No Air Conditioning Not Near A Beach Credit Cards Accepted Non Smoking
Disabled Access Has Internet Access No Public Transport Nearby Bars or Restaurants Close By Does Not Have A Pool Not Near Skiing Family Friendly
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Barn in Hereford & Worcester
7 bedroom, 5 bathroom
Sleeps 2 - 15 People
£300 - £1100 Per Week

Three sixteenth century barns built by an abundant flowing spring, and facing south west across an sweep of unspoilt valley rising to the famed Black Hill.
Total Accommodation:
Three en-suite double rooms
Three double/twin rooms with shared bathrooms
One family room
Superior quality open living/dining spaces
Ample blend of underfloor heating, radiators and woodburners
King-size beds with pure cotton bedding.
Amenities:
Private terraces and barbecues
Water garden
Sunken trampoline
Games barn and drying room
wi-fi access and telephone

Its soaring views sets Dukes Farm apart. It enjoys a majestic south-facing sweep of valley to the famed Black Hill. The three barns - The Swallow Barn, The Granary, and The Goose Cotts are among the best of ancient English architecture, with exposed cruck beams, stone roofs and massive buttresses. They seem to grow out of the mountainside, around the spring by which they were built. Luxuriously fitted out for style and relaxation.

The sheep-farming pastureland is studded with historical sites, testament to the battles and myths of Celtic border country. The historic city of Hereford (17 miles) houses the oldest map of the world. The colourful town of Hay-on-Wye (7 miles) is famous for its books: it has eleven miles of bookshelf, and hosts the most famous literary festival in the world. The walled town of Monmouth (20 miles) passed between the English and Welsh for centuries. It's passionate country.

Biking, Childrens Playground, Fishing, Golf, Gym, Hiking, Horse Riding, Kayaking, Mountain Biking, Theatre

Dishwasher, Cooking Utensils, DVD Player, Heating, IceMaker, Kitchen, Linen Service, Microwave, Open Fire, Parking, Refrigerator, TV, Washing Machine

Low Season Price : £300
High Season Price : £1100 per Week

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Non-returnable 30% payment on booking, with the balance payable six weeks before arrival. No cancellation policy. Payment by cheque or BACS in GBP, US$ or euros.

Price Table
Date From	Date To	Price
Sept 6th 2008	Dec 20th 2008	£870 per week
Dec 21st 2008	Jan 3rd 2009	booked
Jan 4th 2009	April 9th 2009	£680 per week
April 10th	April 17th	£950 per week
April 18th	May 23rd	£895 per week
May 23rd	June 5th	booked
June 6th	July 17th	£895 per week
July 18th	Sept 4th	£1110 per week
Sept 5th	Dec 18th	£870 per week
Dec 19th	Jan 8th 2010	£1200 per week

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