Lowe Farmhouse, Much Dewchurch, Herefordshire

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Sleeps up to 22 in the farmhouse (14 in 6 bedrooms) and cottage (8 in 4 bedrooms).

Bring your family and friends and enjoy your best holiday away from it all in our 10 bedroom farmhouse a short walk from the beautiful village of Much Dewchurch.

Since we joined our farmhouse and cottage together there's an amazing amount of space, so you can enjoy your time together and find quiet spaces too. A 5 minute walk will take you to the ancient Black Swan pub where you can chat with the locals, down the real ale and ciders, and try the tasty homemade food. You're assured of a warm welcome.

If you're feeling a little lazy you can catch up together in the house or drink in the stunning scenery from the shelter of the patio (with hot tub). Oh, and there's a barbecue too (gotta keep the Dads happy...). The Games Room has a snooker table, table football and a big TV.

However... if you really want to do something energetic we can offer you paintballing, archery, air gun shooting, laser tag and clay shooting, all on site and with instruction.

Not far from beautiful Ross on Wye, Lowe Farm is a perfect base for exploring the local area, with a choice of activities to keep everybody entertained, with horse riding, fishing and golf courses aplenty. Those who enjoy walking have the Brecon Beacons National Park, Black Mountains and the Herefordshire Trail on the doorstep.

Known as the ‘book capital of the world’ Hay-on-Wye, just 22 miles away, is a book lovers paradise. Or for the more cultured visit the stunning Hereford Cathedral, home to the Mappa Mundi as well as King Arthur's stone close by. The Forest of Dean and Ludlow, famous for its food festival, are all within easy reach. Symonds Yat and Yat Rock are worth a visit and well known for its nesting peregrine falcons and wonderful views of the Wye Valley.

A beautiful part of rural England, Herefordshire remains a largely undiscovered gem. Lots of our guests come back time and again. Why not join them, you'll be glad!