Treat yourself to some rustic rest and repose, and a dose of regency-style elegance, at this magnificent cottage on the England/Wales border. A stay here puts you in fantastic stead for exploring the scenic Welsh Marches by foot or bike, with peaceful country lanes and footpaths nearby. It’s got space for six guests over three bedrooms, making it ideal for a trip among family or friends.
Step inside this dreamy, 18th-century cottage to find an exquisite space lovingly furnished with period features. The cosy lounge features a crackling wood burner and traditional furnishings – be sure to admire the striking fireplace, gilded picture frames and ornate lamps. If the weather’s balmy, head to the second lounge and open the French doors leading to the well-manicured gardens. The galley-style kitchen has everything you need for meal prep, while the grand dining room has a large, antique table for memorable meals. Upstairs, the three comfortable bedrooms are all beautifully decorated with quality bedspreads and patterned curtains for a super-cosy atmosphere. Choose from two sumptuous double bedrooms, one with an en-suite bathroom, and a welcoming twin room with an en-suite bathroom. A family bathroom completes the interior. You’ll be pleased to discover that the gloriousness extends outside, too – the cottage is surrounded by stunning gardens, a patio with garden furniture and a wildlife pond for your enjoyment.
Nearby, the border town of Presteigne (5 miles) is worth the trip, with its independent shops, cafes, and pubs, plus a vibrant arts and culture scene and monthly market. You can also visit the 19th-century Judge's Lodging here. Explore National Trust sites like Croft Castle (15.5 miles), or The Spaceguard Centre (10 miles) for a guided tour about asteroids and comets. Knighton (8.5 miles) is your gateway to the Shropshire Hills National Landscape, and home to the Offa’s Dyke Centre.