Vacation Rental Description
Spacious self-catering farmhouse, suitable for families and friends with large private garden and set in 17 acres of pasture for sheep and Hereford Cattle. The house has many period features including exposed timbers and stonework and is comfortably furnished and well equipped.
Two large double bedrooms with timber framing, one twin bedroom and one single bedroom. One shower room with sink and one bathroom with bath and shower. Large character kitchen, seperate dining and sitting rooms. Conservatory and sheltered garden. One major feature of the house are the fantastic panoramic views towards the Malvern hills and the Cotswolds.
All beds have duvets and pillows and will be cleaned and tidied prior to your arrival. Extra blankets are available. Bed linen, bath, hand and tea towels are not included in the rental, but may be available on request at a small extra charge to cover the cost of laundering.
Fuel for Fires:
An open fire is an important part of a holiday in the country, particularly in the cooler months. A wood-burning stove is available, you will find matches, firelighters and sufficient wood for the start of your stay. Information will be provided in the Farm House on where to purchase additional supplies.
Facilities
Cable Satellite
Cooking Utensils
Dishwasher
DVD
Heating
Kitchen
Linen Service
Microwave
Open Fire
Amenity Parking
Refrigerator
TV
Washer
Herefordshire's scenic hilly landscape, near the Welsh borders. The home of historic market towns, such as Ross-on-Wye, Ledbury, Hay-on-Wye and Leominster as well as many picturesque villages and hamlets, such as Llanwarne and the ancient City of Hereford.
Nearby villages: Hoarwithy with its Italian style church, Much Marcle - the home of Westons Cider and Goodrich Castle- an ancient fortress by the banks of the River Wye. Scenic sites such as Symonds Yat and the famous Yat Rock view point and historic places such as Arthur's Stone, an ancient burial chamber near Dorstone, more castles and King Arthur's Cave. Linton is an attractive village with a beautiful church and the CAMRA award winning Alma Inn, excellent food is available at the Penny Farthing Pub.
Activities
Biking
Fishing
Horse Riding
Hunting/Rock Climbing
Kayaking
Mountain Biking
Restaurant
Shopping
Zoo/Wildlife
The village of Linton is spread between two lanes that run along a ridge with views towards the Malvern Hills to the South and Ross-on-Wye to the North. St Mary's Church, the Village Hall and the Alma Inn lie at one end. The nearest village shop and post office may be found at Gorsley 2.1 miles away. For excellent village shopping we recommend Newent (4.7 miles away) which has many excellent small shops and a supermarket, there is also swimming available at Forest Leisure Newent. Full details of local farmers markets is provided at the farm house.
The farm house is well positioned to explore the many beautiful historic towns and villages of Gloucestershire, Herefordshire and Worcestershire.
Picturesque historic towns to see:
Ross-on-Wye (7.3 miles), Ledbury (13.4), Gloucester (13.9), Monmouth (16.8), Great Malvern (21.6), Hereford (20.9), Cheltenham (22.4 miles).