Holiday cottage to rent in Ballingham, near Hereford - Sleeps 4.

Wye Nest1 bedroom, Sleeps 4.

Wye Nest is located in a peaceful spot where you can enjoy idyllic views of the meandering Wye River from the Juliet balcony.

All on the first floor.
Open plan living space:
Living area: With Smart TV, double sofa bed (for flexible sleeping arrangements) and bi-fold doors leading to Juliet balcony.
Dining area.
Kitchen area: With electric oven, induction hob, microwave, fridge, dishwasher, coffee machine, washing machine and tumble dryer.
Bedroom: With double bed and Juliet balcony.
Shower room: With shower cubicle, toilet and heated towel rail.

Electric central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Welcome pack. Rear garden with sitting-out area, garden furniture and gas barbecue. Bike store (shared with owner). Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking.

Perched above the village of Ballingham, in Herefordshire, Wye Nest is a newly converted holiday home. The detached coachhouse has a modern and comfortable layout. An open plan living space includes a well equipped kitchen, dining area and a comfortable living area where bi-folding doors open up to enjoy the full view of the river, across the valley and you’ll find all your home comforts including a Smart TV and Wi-Fi for entertainment. The double bedroom enjoys the same impressive view with a juliet balcony too. Outside there is a decked area, where you can cook something up on the gas barbecue or simply sitting out and enjoy the peaceful setting while drinking your morning coffee.

The garage below can be used to store bicycles if required (shared with the owners who live next door).
Wye Nest is the perfect bolthole for a peaceful countryside escape. Sat in an idyllic spot overlooking the meandering river below, the picturesque views from Ballingham Hill are to be relished. A popular spot for outdoor enthusiasts, the area is ideal for hikers and cyclists as well as for canoeing and paddle boarding. The village itself is peaceful, with a church and village hall.

Most amenities can be found in neighbouring hamlets, less than 2 miles to Carey where you’ll find a rustic country pub and restaurant.
Herefordshire is predominantly known for its beautiful landscape of rolling hills, farmland, and the River Wye running through the Wye Valley and Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Herefordshire is scattered with ancient castles, cathedrals and medieval market towns to explore as well as its agricultural heritage, you’ll be able to enjoy lots of fresh local produce from independent sellers.