Gas central heating, and electric wood-effect stove in the living room. Electric range cooker with gas hob, dishwasher, a combination washing machine/tumble dryer, microwave, fridge/freezer, smart TV and DVD player (and a large selection of films). Broadband/WiFi. All bed linen, towels, tea towels supplied. Allocated parking for two cars. Private, enclosed garden with table and chairs, barbecue, and access to the beautiful grounds of Docklow Manor. Two well-behaved pets welcome. Sorry, no smoking allowed. Kings Head pub 0.2 miles, shops 5.5 miles. Note: Due to location, dogs should be kept on a lead when outside. Whilst the property is pet friendly we kindly request that dogs do not go on the furniture or in the bedrooms. Please note: minimum stay is 3 nights. Please note: Home cooked dinners can be delivered to your cottage, at a price of £17.50 per head for two courses (subject to availability). Please contact owners for more details.
Woodlands Cottage is a beautiful family-sized house, with its own enclosed and pretty garden, in the grounds of Docklow Manor.
It’s situated in the tiny rural hamlet of Docklow, and has extensive views west of the rolling Herefordshire countryside towards Wales.
This spacious accommodation is perfect for family or friends seeking a restorative holiday in the rural idyll of this unspoilt county of apple orchards and hop fields, traditional pubs and picturesque villages.
A winding path through the pretty garden of Woodlands Cottage leads you to the front door.
Step into the large, stylish kitchen/diner, where you will find everything you could possibly need to rustle up a delicious evening meal before heading into the comfortable sitting room, which boasts a superb selection of DVDs, books and games.
Upstairs are two bedrooms – a double and a twin – each of them tastefully furnished and beautifully decorated.
There’s an en-suite shower room in the twin bedroom, and a separate family-sized bathroom too, with a bath and hand-held shower.
The property is set in the beautiful 4-acre grounds of Docklow Manor, which guests are welcome to explore. There are formal lawns, herbaceous borders, a kitchen garden, an orchard of apple, pear and cherry trees, and a wilder wooded area with two giant Wellingtonia redwoods, rhododendrons and azaleas, and at the right time of year, a mass of spring flowers. There are benches here and there, for guests to sit and enjoy the glorious far-reaching views towards Hay Bluff and the Brecon Beacons. Younger guests will find there’s plenty of room to play football, and there’s a trampoline too (on which children must be supervised by an adult).
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