Ross-on-Wye 2.7 miles. Situated in Phocle Green, near the market town of Ross-on-Wye in Herefordshire, is this delightful single-storey cottage, Phocle Ridge. Well-positioned to explore Wye Valley AONB and offering views across the surrounding farmland, whilst featuring a private rear garden with an exclusive hot tub, a well-equipped kitchen, and two homely bedrooms, the cottage is an ideal base for a family of four, along with their four-legged companion. Prepare your meals and keep on top of your laundry in the contemporary kitchen, before dining and relaxing in the living space, featuring plush sofas, a wall-mounted TV, and an electric effect woodburning stove. On sunny days, why not embrace your surroundings and opt for alfresco dining, either upon the patio or within the summerhouse; once you've cleared away, climb into the hot tub for an indulgent evening. Upon dusk, head to the well-presented bedrooms, completed with ample storage and elegant soft furnishings, both serviced by a sleek bathroom. Once you're refreshed, plan your days out in Ross-on-Wye and the surrounding area; you'll find an array of eateries, pubs, and shops to take advantage of. Enjoy a game of golf at South Herefordshire Golf Club, follow one of many nature-filled walking routes through the Wye Valley landscape, or maybe tour Goodrich Castle, set above River Wye. Further countryside attractions to discover include Forest of Dean, the Sculpture Trail throughout the forest, showcasing a collection of unique exhibits, and Symonds Yat Rock, a woodland track, perfect for cycling through. If you're feeling adventurous, follow a guided tour of Clearwell Caves, or visit Inspire2Adventure, offering paddle boarding, rock climbing and canoeing, whilst The Kymin is the perfect place for those who appreciate beautiful vantage points with a picnic in tow. Gather in Herefordshire at Phocle Ridge.

The historic market town of Ross-on-Wye, located in the magnificent Wye Valley and in the heart of rural Herefordshire, overlooks a sizable loop in the lovely River Wye. The remarkable 17th-century Market Hall is surrounded by timbered Tudor homes in this charming town, which also offers top-notch stores, bars, and eateries for every taste. Take a trip along the wonderful river, go hot-air ballooning, or simply stroll along the bank and take in the scenery. Travel to Symonds Yat, Hay-on-Wye, the Black Mountains, and the Forest of Dean, if you like.

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