Rowden Mill Station, Bredenbury, Bromyard, Herefordshire

Rowden Mill Station, Bredenbury, Bromyard, Herefordshire

Rowden Mill Station, nestled in the picturesque countryside of Bredenbury, offers unique self-catering accommodation within a beautifully renovated train station dating back to the 1890s. The station provides an ideal base for exploring the diverse attractions of Herefordshire.

**Accommodation Options:**

**1. The Station Building:**

   - Accommodates up to 4 people.

   - The Platform Canopy offers seating for 8, perfect for al fresco dining with scenic views.

   - Former Waiting Room transformed into a lounge with a wood-burning stove, TV, and DVD player.

   - Kitchen in the former Booking Office equipped with a range of appliances.

   - Victorian-themed bedrooms and a shared bathroom with a shower over the bath.

**2. Parcel Office:**

   - Self-contained studio with views of rolling hills.

   - Ideal for couples or an annex for larger groups.

   - Features a log burner for warmth, a sofa bed, and an en suite bathroom with a modern shower.

   - Home cinema with a large screen, projector, and DVD/Blu-ray player.

   - Kitchenette with essential amenities.

**3. Saloon Coach:**

   - Vintage-style railway carriage accommodating up to 4 people.

   - Panorama windows offering views of the station site.

   - Lounge-diner with G-Plan dining table, 1960s-style sofas, and entertainment facilities.

   - Fully-equipped kitchen in its original railway space.

   - Sleeping compartments with full-size bunks and a main bedroom with a double bed.

   - Shared bathroom with a shower cubicle.

**Exploring the Surroundings:**

   - Perfectly situated to explore the Wye Valley and the Malvern Hills.

   - Bromyard, a charming market town, is just a 5-minute drive away.

   - Historic towns of Hereford and Ludlow are within a convenient 35-minute drive.

   - Enjoy a trip on the Severn Valley Railway or a leisurely stroll through Ralph Court Gardens.

Whether you choose the historical charm of The Station Building, the cosy intimacy of the Parcel Office, or the unique experience in the Saloon Coach, Rowden Mill Station promises a memorable stay, surrounded by the beauty and history of Herefordshire.

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Abberley Glamping, Abberley, Worcestershire

Abberley Glamping, Abberley, Worcestershire

Abberley Glamping offers a truly enchanting experience amidst the picturesque beauty of Worcestershire's old orchard. Nestled within spectacular countryside, this idyllic glamping site provides luxurious accommodation in a beautifully rebuilt shepherds hut and a charming cabin, promising the ultimate rural retreat.

Step into a world of rustic charm and character as you enter the delightful shepherds hut. Brimming with authenticity, this charming abode offers an unforgettable glamping experience. Just a short 40-meter stroll away, a lavish vintage bathroom awaits, complete with a glorious roll-top bath for indulgent soaks and relaxation.

Inside the hut, modern comforts blend seamlessly with rustic touches. Enjoy hot water, an electric hob, and a vintage cabin wood-burning stove, ensuring comfort on even the chilliest days. For a truly immersive outdoor cooking experience, the hut provides all the essentials, including a cast iron Dutch oven, tripod, and grills, allowing you to prepare delicious meals over an open fire.

For those seeking pure luxury in the countryside, the spacious cabin awaits. With ample room to accommodate a child in a pull-down bed if required, this cabin exudes elegance and comfort. The open kitchen and living space can be easily divided using drop-down canvas blinds for added privacy.

A beautiful bedroom and bathroom are centrally heated, ensuring a cozy and snug environment. Revel in the warmth of the wood-burning stove in the fully-equipped kitchen, complete with an electric hob, oven, and fridge freezer. The outdoor cooking experience is equally delightful, with a cast iron Dutch oven, tripod, and grill available for use over the open fire. For added indulgence, two sumptuous tin baths offer stunning views over the babbling brook.

Abberley Glamping's splendid location offers endless opportunities for exploration and relaxation. Enjoy scenic walks in the neighboring fields, followed by a delectable meal at The Manor Arms. Embark on a nostalgic journey aboard the Severn Valley Railway, immersing yourself in the breathtaking landscape.

For history enthusiasts, the medieval market town of Ludlow awaits, with its majestic castle perched above the River Teme. Discover the charm of Worcestershire as you explore the local attractions, savoring every moment of your countryside getaway.

Escape the ordinary and embrace the serenity of Abberley Glamping, where luxury meets nature in perfect harmony. Experience the joy of glamping amidst an old orchard, surrounded by the wonders of Worcestershire's countryside.

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Garden Cottage, Bridgnorth, Shropshire (Sleeps 1-6)

Garden Cottage is a listed, double-fronted, small town house on one of Bridgnorth’s loveliest streets in Shropshire.

The holiday cottage offers exceptional accommodation, rated 5 star by Shropshire Tourism, to those who wish to get away from it all without leaving behind the comforts of modern living and the convenience of nearby shops and the other facilities of the town.

Accommodation

The spacious living room is a through room with French windows leading to the patio and garden and is furnished with a Clearview wood-burning stove and equipped with TV, DVD/Blu-ray player and ipod/MP3 docking station.

The dining room, with a doorway into the garden, leads to a modern well-equipped kitchen area (with fridge/freezer, electric cooker, extractor fan, microwave, washing machine, dishwasher). Opening off the hall are a wet room and a small study/library with computer and Wi-Fi. Ample storage space for luggage, etc, is available in the basement where a tumble dryer is also provided.

Up the staircase (twelve treads, fairly steep, but furnished with a hand-rail) are three charming bedrooms. The first, overlooking the garden, is a twin-bedded room with en suite facilities.

The second is a double, looking east across to the attractive seventeenth-century Castle Governor’s House. The third also faces east and can be set up as a double or twin room. Both these front rooms are served by the newly equipped Victorian bathroom just across the landing.

The sunny west-facing garden, enclosed by brick walls, is well planted with mature shrubs, climbers and ground-cover, including a fine Amelanchier Canadensis, with white blossom in spring and golden leaves in autumn. A view of St Mary’s church tower can be had from the lawn. The large patio provides ample space for outdoor meals in fine weather.

Local Area

Bridgnorth is a friendly and charming market town, evoking the atmosphere and way of life of earlier times, set on the borders of rolling South Shropshire countryside. The town is divided between High Town built on a sandstone bluff some 200 feet above the valley of the River Severn and Low Town on the banks of the river.

Garden Cottage is conveniently located in a quiet cul-de-sac in the historic High Town close to many shops and amenities. A delightful park and the evocative ruins of Bridgnorth Castle are moments away.

Also close to the holiday cottage is:

Severn Valley Railway - This steam railway operates all year round and travels down the river valley to Kidderminster with stations enabling you to visit the villages, country parks, and attractive walks en route.

Dudmaston Hall – 3 miles Enchanting parkland and gardens and Hall, mainly seventeenth-century but with important modern and contemporary art.

Ironbridge Gorge and Museums – 8 miles World Heritage Site with ten museums spread along the valley beside the river Severn which tell the story of the birthplace of the industrial revolution.

Attingham Park – 18 miles A year-round place to visit with family activities and trails, seasonal events, deer park and open air theatre.

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