18th century restored detached barn in a tranquil valley near the River Wye and surroundedby a myriad of walks.
For a relaxing holiday in one of the most unspoilt areas of England. Falcon Field was formally part of a farm estate and now provides a spacious holiday base for the centre of England and Wales.
Falcon Field is situated between the hamlets of How Caple and Brockhampton. 8 miles from Hereford, 6 miles from Ross on Wye and 6 miles from Junction 3 of the M50 motorway.
The barn has spacious accommodation for up to 7 people. It has a large sun veranda that extends to the full length of the barn that leads to lawned gardens and paddock surrounded a narrow trout stream.
Accommodation
* Luxury family bathroom * Master bedroom with ensuite Shower * 1 Single Bedroom * 1 Twin Bedroom * 2 Double Bedrooms * Sofabed * Child friendly * Near to Golf * Off season breaks * Secluded * Near to Sports * Traditional Rustic * Hi-fi * Television * Video Recorder
Occupancy up to 7 people, 2 double bedrooms, 1 twin bedroom, 1 single bedroom.
Large farmhouse kitchen with slate floor and fully equipped with electric hob, electric oven, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and laundry facilities. Breakfast area that accommodates 7 people.
Lounge with magnificent heavily beamed ceiling and inglenook fireplace housing a multi-fuel stove. Logs available free of charge. Colour television with nicam sound, video recorder and hi fi system. Sofabed
Separate dining room that caters for 7 people.
Downstairs there is a separate W.C. and cloaks and the fourth bedroom with double bed with access to the ground floor veranda. The sun lounge overlooks the gardens and is adjacent to the barbecue area.
Upstairs there are three bedrooms. Master double bedroom has it own private shower room en suite, one twin bedroom with keyhole window and one single bedroom. There is a luxury family bathroom with corner bath. All the upstairs bedrooms have a host of ceiling and wall beams.
Stables and paddock are available for the equestrian enthusiast by prior arrangement with the proprietor.
The Local Area
Places of interest near How Caple, The Welsh Mountains, Malvern Hills, Brecon Beacons, The Cotswolds, Royal Forest of Dean, Offa's Dyke and Bredon Hill.Historic Interest
Tewkesbury Abbey and Tintern Abbey. The cathedrals of Worcester, Hereford and Gloucester. There are numerous castles, some of which, are still lived in and used for the many famous Craft Fairs. i.e. Berkeley Castle and Eastnor Castle.
Days Out
Stratford on Avon, the birthplace of William Shakespeare, Warwick Castle, a fine example of mediaeval architecture, Historic Worcester with its cathedral and tomb of King John. Cheltenham, a Georgian spar town and gateway to the Cotswolds with some of the best shops in England and famous for the Gold Cup festival in March. Hay on Wye for its literature and book festivals and craft fairs. Ross on Wye, international cultural festival in theatre, dance and the performing arts.
Out and About
Eastnor Castle. Fairy tale setting, with deer park, lake and arboretum. The Royal Forest of Dean 27,000 acres of woodland, hunting grounds of the Norman Kings. Hereford with its 11 th century cathedral housing the largest chained library and home of the original Mappa Mundi.
Leominster, a market town with numerous antique shops and is in close proximity to Berrington Hall and Croft Castle. Symmond's Yat and Capler Camp have the most magnificent view points over the River Wye. Cider making at Weston's Cider, Much Marcle and the Cider Museum at Hereford. There are the most wonderful walks in the Wye Valley with excellent pubs offering an range of cuisine.
For those that like to keep fit they can visit the Leisure Centre that has a swimming pool and sauna. Why not visit the three choirs vineyards and sample the wines, dine or just take a walk in the vineyards.
Wildlife
The Wye valley offers unspoilt countryside and is ideal for bird spotting. Falcons and birds of prey can be seen at the Birds of Prey Centre in Newent or in the natural habitat at Symmonds Yat and many birds can be spotted in the grounds of Falcon Field.
Events by arrangement with the proprietor.
Tour the Royal Worcester Porcelain Works and receive watercolour tuition. Fishing can be arranged for course, trout or salmon. A choice of golf courses are within a radius of 10 miles. For the more energetic, canoeing, riding and cycling are available. Theatre tickets can be booked in advance for Malvern, The Royal Shakespeare Company or Hereford.
The Metropolitan centres of London, Birmingham and Cardiff are within a short rail or car journey. The proprietor will also arrange car hire for you or an escort service to and from either the railway station or airport.
Price Per Week
Rental Currency: GBP (British pounds). Deposit of: GBP 25%.
Occupancy Low Season High Season
6/7 persons 490 per week 650 per week The barn is let on a weekly basis throughout the year.
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Bookings
Bookings for this property are made direct through the owner. If you would like to book the property or require any further information, please contact the owner directly on:
tel: 0044 (0)1989 740680
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by a myriad of walks.
* Luxury
family bathroom * Master bedroom with ensuite
Shower
* 1 Single Bedroom
* 1 Twin Bedroom
* 2 Double Bedrooms
* Sofabed
* Child friendly
* Near to Golf
* Off season breaks
* Secluded
* Near to Sports
* Traditional Rustic
* Hi-fi
* Television
* Video Recorder