Herefordshire self catering holiday cottages, England: The First

THE FIRS
Llanveynoe,
Longtown,
Hereford,
Herefordshire
HR2 0NL

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Sleeps: 7 +cot.
Pets welcome (£15 pw).

Low season £430 pw.
Mid season £465 pw.
High season £465 - £520 pw.

Weekend break (Sat/Sun) £260 (£60 per extra night).
Weekend breaks at popular times can only be booked within 2 weeks of the holiday date. Please contact us if you are interested in short breaks at other times.

For further details please contact:

Helen Phillips
Tel: 01588 620730

Last minute vacancies during weeks starting:
26 May, 9 Jun, 16 Jun, 23 Jun, 30 Jun

The Firs is a warm, comfortable, well equipped 17th century listed cottage, with a lovely garden and superb views. Located at the head of the Olchon valley in the Black Mountains of Herefordshire, the valley is designated an area of special scientific interest, with a profusion of birds, plants and animals, some rare. It is utterly peaceful and your nearest neighbour is about a mile away.

Accommodation

Two double bedded bedrooms, one twin room, and one single room. (1 double room and twin room adjoin).
Shower room/toilet.
Downstairs bathroom/toilet.
Fully equipped kitchen.
Wood burning stove in the cosy lounge/diner.
Oil-fired central heating.
Freesat TV and DVD player.
Sheets and duvets are provided - please bring your own towels.
Cot available (please let us know if required).
Well behaved pets welcome (sheep and cattle nearby).
Plenty of hard parking and a lovely, suntrap garden.
Surrounded by beautiful countryside - great for children (and adults) to run free in!
No hidden extras - all wood, oil and electricity are included in the rental price.

Location

Located in a quiet valley high in the Black Mountains of Herefordshire, the Firs is an excellent base for walking, sightseeing, second hand book and antique hunting, bird-watching as well as star-gazing as light pollution is non-existent.
500 metres from the Offa's Dyke long distance footpath.
Ten miles from the famous second hand book and antique shop centre of Hay-on-Wye, on the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park.
Five miles walk to the spectacular ruins of Llanthony Abbey (or 14 miles by road).
Many ruined medieval castles in the area to explore, such as Skenfrith, Grosmont and White castle - great for rainy days!
14 miles from Abergavenny, the nearest train station.
Less than two hours drive from Birmingham, Bristol and Cardiff.

Map: O.S. Landranger Series
Abergavenny & The Black Mountains
Sheet 161 - 1:50000 - S0 27 33

Last minute vacancies during weeks starting:
26 May, 9 Jun, 16 Jun, 23 Jun, 30 Jun

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