Cwm Pelved, Whitney on Wye, Herefordshire

Sleeps 2 to 15 in a house and cottage please note the cottage and house are 1/2 a mile from each other on same estate.

Cwm Pelved House sleeps 13, with dining together for 14

Mill Cottage sleeps 2 and is situated on the same estate about 3/4 mile away.

Enjoy total privacy and escape the noise in Cwm Pelved's unique setting on a hillside accessed by its own private drive. Originally the owner's principal residence, Cwm Pelved overlooks the Cabalva Estate and the river Wye as it winds through the idyllic Welsh Marches landscape.

Three historic buildings connected with glass walkways and conservatory, this truly is a special place to stay.

Offa's Dyke is a stones throw away from your door and the river Wye is in your sights.

There is a huge amount of space to unwind and relax in - choose the large open plan kitchen with big sofas, TV, and a cosy log burner - the heart of the property. Or go through the glass walk way to the double height lounge with sofas, flatscreen TV, DVD player, books and maps, pine table and chairs - a great area for entertaining. Next to this is a snug, great for reading in front of the fire. And dine all together in the glorious conservatory dining room.

Upstairs in the barn end of the property you will find the master bedroom - with a superking size bed and en suite roll-top bath and views over the Wye valley. Also on this level is a kingsize bedroom and twin room which share a family bathroom with shower over bath.

Downstairs in the barn there is a family room which consists of a double bed and a single bed, two seater sofa and room for travel cot - and also has an en suite bathroom.

In the cottage end of the property, there is a double bedroom upstairs and family bathroom and downstairs a twin room.

The four sided courtyard with its old ash tree is a great sun trap with two large tables and bench seats for a perfect barbecue on lazy summer evenings. Plenty of garden for the kids to explore.

Cwm Pelved has oil fired central heating and two log burners with wood supplied from the estate. There are solar panels on the barn roof that heat the water.