Five characterful bedrooms, generous living spaces, and 264 m² of an 18th-century farmhouse — yours entirely.
Herefordshire Farmhouse sleeps eleven across five bedrooms, with room for a large family or two families together, dogs by the fire, and open fields at every window. Every room was designed around something true about this three-hundred-year-old house.
Every room has hotel-quality bed linen and its own mirror and vanity.
Navy walls like dusk, gilt and candlelight, a super-king bed and generous mirrored wardrobes — the most romantic room in the house.
A light-filled room in cream and sage with botanical prints and a garden view. King bed.
Apple-blossom soft under a sloped ceiling and an old oak beam, with its own shower room. King bed.
The smallest, snuggest room, a cosy double tucked under the eaves with a skylight to the stars.
Forest-green, with a house-frame bunk (a full double below), woodland pictures and a 42-inch TV.
Oak beams, iron meat hooks and a historic range set into the wall — around a long farmhouse table that seats ten, with a window seat looking over the garden.
Leather sofas, the second woodburner and a 62-inch screen — the cosiest room in the house on a dark evening.
A large, calm room — a generous sofa and armchairs by the stone fireplace, made for a slow coffee or writing in your journal.