Field View Cottage, Herefordshire
Overview
Field View Cottage is a cosy countryside retreat near Hereford, with views across surrounding fields and a private hot tub. Sleeping up to four guests in one bedroom and a lounge sofa bed, it welcomes cats, with up to three pets permitted in total.
Exposed timber beams bring character to the open-plan interior, while the garden and decking offer space to unwind outdoors. It is an appealing setting for a quiet couples break or a small family holiday exploring Herefordshire and the Welsh border countryside.
The Property
The bedroom can be arranged with a king-size bed or two single beds. A king-size sofa bed in the lounge provides sleeping space for two additional guests. The sleeping area has a divider wall and curtain separation, giving the cottage a flexible layout that suits guests comfortable sharing a compact space.
There is one bathroom with a shower, an open-plan kitchen and dining area, and a lounge with a television and an indoor fireplace. Wi-Fi and a washing machine are provided.
Outside, the garden combines lawn and decking overlooking the fields. Outdoor dining space and a barbecue make it easy to enjoy meals outside, while the private hot tub seats four.
Free private on-site parking is available, along with an electric vehicle charging point. A welcome tray includes homemade treats, and breakfasts and evening meals can be ordered for an additional charge.
Soldiers Cottage is also on the same site and can be booked separately for friends or family travelling together.
For the Cat
Cats are welcome, with up to three pets permitted in total.
Accessibility
The accommodation is all on one level, with the bedroom and bathroom on the ground floor. The cottage is wheelchair accessible.
Location
Field View Cottage sits in quiet Herefordshire countryside, with views over surrounding fields and local pubs within walking distance. It provides a rural base for exploring Hereford and the Welsh border country.
Hereford Cathedral is approximately 11 km away. Its Mappa Mundi and Chained Library exhibition offers the opportunity to see a remarkable medieval world map alongside historic manuscripts and books.
The Weir Garden offers riverside scenery beside the Wye, with ten acres of gardens and a mile-long circular parkland walk. For a longer day out, Hay-on-Wye and Bannau Brycheiniog National Park offer opportunities to explore the Welsh border towns and wider walking country.
