Little Hegdon Farmhouse

Situated in the heart of the Herefordshire countryside, this bed and breakfast accommodation is close to Bromyard, Leominster and Hereford.

There are spectacular, uninterrupted views across thousands of acres of farm land, with cider orchards and hop yards nearby.

The house is part of a courtyard of traditional oak-framed farm buildings.

The main residence was originally a comfortable 17th century farmhouse, now a sypathetically restored home.

There is a drawing room and a television room for guests to use at their leisure.

The gardens overlook the countryside, with the Malvern Hills and the Cotswold Hills beyond.

Little Hegdon Farmhouse is an ideal place to stay for those wishing to escape their stressful life and enjoy the peace and tranqillity of this fabulous spot.

The accommodation is newly completed and of a high standard throughout.

Each bedroom has a colour TV, a hairdryer and tea or coffee making facilities.

There is a twin bedded room with en-suite facilities and a double bedded room with its own private bathroom.

Breakfast is served to guests each morning.

There are a number of good pubs [including the quaint village pub in Pencombe] and restaurants within easy reach. The gastronomic centre of Ludlow is about 15 miles away.

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The village of Pencombe is about three quarters of a mile away. Bromyard and the A44 road to Leominster are about four miles from the house.

Guests can enjoy walking, hiking, cycling or simply relaxing in this scenic part of the English countryside - which inspired Edward Elgar to compose his music.

Leisurely strolls around the Little Hegdon Farmhouse garden contrast with the more energetic walks available on the nearby hills.

Further opportunities for hill walks are easily accessible in nearby Wales or Shropshire and there are many golf courses close at hand.

Bed and Breakfast from £25 to £30 per person per night, based on double occupancy.

This is strictly non smoking accommodation.

Ample off street parking for vehicles.
Children and pets accepted. Dogs welcome - but strictly not in the bedrooms.