Holiday home with a hot tub in Twyford, Herefordshire

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Nestled in the tranquil hamlet of Twyford, this charming shepherd's hut is an idyllic countryside escape. Surrounded by 36 acres of meadows and woodland, it's perfect for couples seeking peace and privacy. Enjoy walks from your doorstep, exploring the scenic Herefordshire landscape or venturing to the Wye Valley Way and Offa's Dyke Path.

For foodies or those after a cultural adventure, the nearby market towns of Ross-on-Wye, Monmouth, and Leominster promise a delightful day out with local produce and unique shops. Surrounding area - Explore the Wye Valley Way, Offa's Dyke Path and the Forest of Dean for walking or cycling adventures. - Hire a canoe in the summer to discover the beauty of the River Wye. - Visit Hay-on-Wye for its famous bookshops and international literary festival, or explore the market towns of Ross-on-Wye and Monmouth for independent shops and farmers' markets. Rest and recharge - Cosy studio-style interior with simple cladded walls and picture windows. - Double bed with quality cotton linen, towels, and robes provided. - Spacious shower room with a WC for a refreshing start to your day. - Warm up on cooler evenings with the wood burner at the heart of the hut. Outdoor space and on-site facilities - Private, enclosed outdoor area with a hot tub for stargazing evenings. - Gas BBQ with a table and chairs for al fresco dining. - Off-road parking for one car and a secure storage shed for bikes. - Access to 36 acres of meadows and pathways for nature lovers to explore. Notable features and highlights - Enjoy a fully equipped kitchenette with a microwave, electric hob, small fridge, kettle, and toaster. - Fold-down oak table with stools for a convenient dining or workspace. - Guests can book private yoga sessions at the nearby farmhouse for added relaxation. This beautifully secluded retreat is ideal for couples looking for a romantic getaway or a serene rural escape, offering plenty of opportunities to connect with nature and explore one of England's most scenic regions.