Tiny historic buildings. Seriously comfortable.
Two stays for two at Lea Hall, built 1750, in the village of Lea near Ross-on-Wye.
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It's had guests before.
Lea Hall was built in 1750, and we know everyone who lived here from the 1841 census on. Around [year] it took paying guests, so we're carrying on a very old tradition, just with better plumbing. Our two hideaways sit in its grounds.
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Fairy Cottage
A stone turret with underfloor heating, a walk-in rainfall shower, brass, velvet, and a bed under a triangular window with its own balcony.
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The Dovecote
The old brick dovecote is being rebuilt as a stay for two people and up to 2 dogs. The nest holes stay. Join the waiting list for first pick of dates.
Join the waiting listBread on the board.
Bread, eggs, butter, jams, milk, tea and coffee, and juice from our own orchard, waiting when you arrive. Guests mention it in almost every review, so we've stopped pretending it's a small thing.
A pub you can walk to.
- The Crown InnReopened at Easter 2025 and run by a local farmer. [x] minutes on foot.
- The village shopRegional winner in the Countryside Alliance "Rural Oscars", run by Mark and Michelle. [x] minutes on foot.
- The woods[Name of the woods], [x] minutes from the door, through the dog field.
“The bedroom made you feel like you were sleeping in a fairy castle.”
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