The Looseboxes at Treago Castle in St Weonards, Herefordshire - sleeps 12

Dog friendly holidays at The Looseboxes at Treago Castle in St Weonards, Herefordshire. Tucked away deep in the rolling Herefordshire countryside, these outstanding cottages enjoy use of an indoor heated swimming pool and are ideal for family reunions of up to 26 people. Carefully converted from the 15th century Treago Castle's Victorian stable building, they are comfortably furnished and well equipped. Treago stands in 5 glorious acres of grounds which include a vineyard, (wine can be purchased) a charming Victorian walled garden and an arboretum. The city of Hereford with its fine cathedral is only 11 miles away, and Ross-on-Wye, offering numerous watersports including canoeing and fishing, is 8 miles. There are good walks locally and bird watching nearby. Shop and post office are .5 mile away and various inns serving good food are within 5 miles.

Accommodation - This property has 5 bedrooms and sleeps up to 12

A spacious and extremely comfortable property. Hall. Double bedroom with wash basin and TV. Second double bedroom with ensuite shower room/WC. Two twin bedded rooms. Bathroom/WC. Utility room. Stairs (or alternative lift access shared with The Coach House) to first floor: Magnificent sitting/dining room with exposed beams, wood burning stove and grand piano. Modern fitted kitchen with breakfast area. Twin bedded room. Shower room/WC.

Facilities - Linens provided - Small Children welcome - No Smoking - Not Disabled accessible - Off road parking -  TV - DVD - Fireplace-wood - Microwave -  Washer Dryer - Dishwasher - Deck/ Patio/ Porch

Pets - Type of pets allowed = dogs allowed
Number of pets welcome =
Pet Charges = yes

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Guide Prices - from £998 low season.
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