A warm welcome awaits you at our character oak frame cottage. Built adjoining our own home in 2005 using traditional methods, Upper House Cottage stands proudly within 3 tranquil acres of fertile Herefordshire countryside. There is ample parking on it's own driveway with easy access to the front door. Once inside, character abounds. Vaulted ceilings, glimpses of the wooden frame and comfortably furnished with stylish and carefully chosen pieces. From the patio, there are 270˚ panoramic views beyond May Hill to the south and the Cotswolds to the east. The large wildlife pond (safely contained behind its Suffolk fence) teams with life, including great crested newts, ducks, dragonflies, pond skaters and more. Just 2 miles away, down a beautiful lane nestles the historic market town of Ledbury; a delightful market town packed with independent stores and a wealth of architectural charm. Hereford, Malvern and Ross-on-Wye also easy reach. The larger centres of Cheltenham, Gloucester and Worcester are just a 35 mins drive away. You can enjoy fabulous walks from the door and the more challenging Malvern Hills are only a short drive away too. There are also sporting opportunities

Sarah & I have been running our holiday cottage for over 10 years and we believe that our guests deserve the highest standards. We like to travel too and we know how important it is to be welcomed and enjoy the best. We love meeting people from all over the world and welcoming them to our very special cottage. We live next door so that we are on hand to help but with your own driveway, garden and access, privacy is yours. You wont even know we are there!

Our nearest town is Ledbury, a small market town with a thriving cafe culture and interesting shops and history. For walkers, the Malvern Hills are 15 minutes drive by car. If you bring your own bikes, the cycle routes are lovely. Horse riding, golf, fishing are all nearby. Canoeing is available nearby on the River Wye. If you like history, take in the world famous Mappa Mundi in Hereford Cathedral and the numerous castles along the welsh border