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Long Cover will accommodate six guests
British Tourist Board - 4 Stars
Queen Victoria spoke affectionately of nearby Tenbury as "my little town in the orchard". This northern pocket of Worcestershire still overflows with hops and cider apple trees. Stealing its name from the backdrop of ancient undisturbed woodland, the cottage and its surrounds make a natural family home – for both frazzled humans and local badgers. Winding your way up the track to this converted stable, you catch glorious glimpses of the Teme and Kyre valleys; on arrival, you're greeted by neighbour and owner, cheerful, thoughtful Ellie. Generous windows flood rooms with light, which bounces off polished elm floorboards; a wood-burner and Aga keep things cosy, the kitchen is handcrafted, the views are long and bucolic. Upstairs, bedrooms are brass-bedded and floral, tucked under the eaves in that cottagey way. You get a handy loo and basin up here, a sparkling bathroom with a roll top tub downstairs. Lucky children have seven acres to romp in, and a secret treehouse complete with hammocks and barbecue for midnight feasts. Resting on the borders of three counties, this is prime walking country, while bustling Ledbury and Ludlow, England's slow food capital, are just a drive away
Downstairs:
- Entrance hall
- Kitchen with dining area
- South facing sitting room with wood burner
- Double bedroom
- Bathroom with separate shower
Upstairs:
- Two double bedrooms
(one twin bedded) - Small WC with wash handbasin
The Coach House (sleeps 2) also available.
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Access Statement - Longcover |
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Fire Risk Assessment - Longcover |