Lower Moor Lodge
Hay On Wye, Wye Valley & Welsh Borders
- LMOOR
- 4
- 2
- Yes
- No
- Saturday
- Open Fire
- Garden
- Disabled Access
- Children Welcome
- Character Cottage
- Off Street Parking
Property Information
Lower Moor Lodge, Hay on Wye is a lovely, cosy cottage located conveniently for this historic and delightful literary town. The cottage, which is over 200 years old and was once the lodge to the Lower Moor Manor, has a wealth of period features, including original flagstone and wooden flooring and wood burning stove. The owners have cleverly mixed old and new to make it a very charming home. There is a lovely garden and super views to the south. The property is located just 15 mins level walk from Hay centre with its shops, cafes and restaurants.
(Hay on Wye is a world renowned for its book festivals and book shops NB: 'Hay Festival' is charged at Xmas rates
ACCOMMODATION (all on one level, with two steps to bedroom 1)
Entrance through to Kitchen.
Kitchen, equipped with Rayburn hob and oven, dishwasher, fridge (no freezer), washer/dryer plus table and two chairs. Stable door to garden and patio area.
Dining Room, a lovely room with a view towards the garden, table and four chairs.
Living Room with flagstone floor and large rug, plus one sofa and two chairs, log burner, TV with DVD player.
Bedroom One with super view, double bed, wardrobe and chest of drawers
Bedroom Two with two single beds
Bathroom with bath, electric shower over, WC and washbasin
Outside
The cottage enjoys a good size garden which surrounds the property, including off-street parking. The garden is lovely with many cottage style plants along with a patio with table and chairs. Beyond there are fields in one direction while the town is in the other.
Saturday Changeover Please. One Pet Welcome. No Cot or high chair supplied. Heating & Electricity included. (The property is suitable for those with limited mobility, but please do note that there is a step into each bedroom and that the shower is in the bath.)
Short Breaks welcome October to Easter, except School Holidays. Otherwise, short breaks only at 3 weeks notice.
Local Information
Hay on Wye is perhaps best known for the Hay Festival of Literature which occurs each year in the Spring Bank Holiday in late May. Although the festival is clearly famous, Hay is a thoroughly delightful town all year round with a wide variety of pubs and cafes to choose from. Located on the River Wye and straddling the English and Welsh border the town is a real gem of a destination with plenty to do for all people. The town has always held an important place in the region, being on the road to Brecon, once the most important town for miles around. Because of this it has many coaching inns and pubs, the tradition of offering food and lodging to travellers continues with the cuisine being among the best on offer in Britain.
A short drive in almost every direction will take you to some stunning scenery, a host of quaint and attractive villages and some simply superb walks. Depending on the direction you take, you can easily reach the Brecon Beacons or the Wye Valley.