The Meadows

This light and airy modern cottage,is a ten minute walk from the centre of Hay-on-Wye in a quiet development of private houses. The kitchen is fitted with a gas cooker, separate hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge, freezer and a washing machine. There is a dining table and chairs, a sitting room with a sofa and chairs to comfortably seat four people. TV with DVD. A downstairs cloakroom with handbasin and toilet. Upstairs to three bedrooms. Bedroom 1 has a single bed. Bedroom 2 has a double bed and the master bedroom with a double bed and an en suite shower handbasin and toilet. The family bathroom has a bath with hand-held shower over, handbasin and toilet. A safe and enclosed garden behind the cottage with garden furniture and a BBQ.

Pemberton

This newly converted cottage with a modern feel and beautiful oak throughout, originally dates back to the 1600?s when it was originally a Factory. The cottage is centrally located and perfect for browsing the bookshops or for exploring the Black Mountains, Brecon Beacons and the Welsh Marches. There are many restaurants within easy reach, and a traditional country inn nearby. Local outdoor activities are numerous and with the Black Mountains and Wye valley on your doorstep, Hay is the ideal base for a break in this beautiful countryside.

Hayseed

This warm, contemporary, comfortable newly renovated cottage in the centre of Hay on Wye, a great position for browsing the book shops or for getting out to walk in the Black Mountains or along The River Wye that skirts the town. The Globe Art Galley is only a couple of minutes walk down the road where they have Wi-Fi, an exhibition space, hold events and have a very good café.

Honeysuckle

Within 3 miles of Hay-on-Wye, this cottage is set beside a minor road leading from Hay along the Wye Valley. Good local walks from the door and a great base for the Golden Valley, Black Mountains and Radnorshire Hills with all the attractions of Hay within 10 minutes.

Lower Swan Bank

This is an ideally situated cottage in Hay-on-Wye, the "Town of Books" and dates back to the 1780's. Just across the road from the cottage is The Swan Hotel and The Pear Tree restaurant and nearby is the famous Cinema bookshop - the largest second hand bookshop in the whole country. So everything is on the doorstep for a most enjoyable visit to this small market town. The road leading to the Gospel Pass, and beautiful and historic Llantony Abbey and the Valley is just a couple of minutes away. The River Wye is at the other of this small town with lovely walks and picnic places along its bank. This is the perfect small cottage for Hay Festival. The owners have a farm near Hay and visitors on discussion with the owners are welcome to walk or watch the wildlife on the farm which has several acres of natural meadows and a great deal of wildlife and natural fauna and flora.

Owl Barn

Owl Barn Cottage has been converted from an original 18th Century Barn and has a wealth of original beams and oak throughout. The barn enjoys uninterrupted views of stunning countryside, woodland and the Black Mountains from all sides. Situated at the end of a long lane (which also leads to the owners farmhouse) there is no through traffic, only the occasional horse hacks past. There are a wide variety of footpaths across the rolling fields with woodland and a nature reserve within a 5 minute stroll. Offas Dyke footpath is nearby and Hergest Ridge; for those who enjoy golf there is the highest course in England to challenge you at Kington only 8 miles away. Fishing permits can also be obtained locally in season. Hay-on-Wye is 6 miles with its books and antique shops.

The Little Hollies

This newly built bungalow is approximately 8 miles from Hay-on-Wye and approximately 14 miles from Hereford, near the small village of Bredwardine in the Wye Valley. Situated on a 500 acre mixed farm (sheep and beef cattle), in rolling Herefordshire countryside with views across to Scar Rock. This very convenient two bedroom bungalow is ideally suited to visitors with mobility problems as it is fully equipped for all types of disability. There are wide doors for wheelchair use, ramps at the doors, a wet-room with shower and rails in the bathroom. A mobile hoist can be available on discussion with the owner. A welcome pack will be provided for guests on arrival.

Stargazers Field House

The Stargazers Field House is in a great location for visitors to Hay-on-Wye and is in the very special and magical Golden Valley near Clifford and Bredwardine. Star Gazers Loft is situated in the small hamlet of Hardwicke with the picturesque Holy Trinity Church with its neat bell tower surmounted by a trumpeting angel and surrounded by Yew Trees.

Stargazers Loft

The Stargazers Loft is in a great location for visitors to Hay-on-Wye and is in the very special and magical Golden Valley near Clifford and Bredwardine. Star Gazers Loft is situated in the small hamlet of Hardwicke with the picturesque Holy Trinity Church with its lovely bell tower surmounted by a trumpeting angel and surrounded by Yew Trees.