
Freds Shed is a converted stone barn set in the Herefordshire countryside near the village of Bodenham. Original oak beams cross the vaulted ceilings whilst exposed stonework lines the walls. The barn sits in open farmland with views across rolling fields and woodland.
The conversion sleeps up to four guests across two bedrooms. The main bedroom features a king-size bed whilst the second bedroom has twin beds. There's one bathroom with a shower. The open-plan living area combines the kitchen and dining space under the barn's pitched roof. Large barn doors open onto the private garden.
Hereford city centre lies 5 miles south (15 minutes) with its medieval cathedral and Mappa Mundi. The Black and White Village Trail runs through nearby Weobley (4 miles).
Freds Shed is a converted stone barn set in the Herefordshire countryside near the village of Bodenham. Original oak beams cross the vaulted ceilings whilst exposed stonework lines the walls. The barn sits in open farmland with views across rolling fields and woodland.
The conversion sleeps up to four guests across two bedrooms. The main bedroom features a king-size bed whilst the second bedroom has twin beds. There's one bathroom with a shower. The open-plan living area combines the kitchen and dining space under the barn's pitched roof. Large barn doors open onto the private garden.
Hereford city centre lies 5 miles south (15 minutes) with its medieval cathedral and Mappa Mundi. The Black and White Village Trail runs through nearby Weobley (4 miles). Berrington Hall's Georgian mansion and parkland sit 8 miles north (20 minutes). The Wye Valley AONB starts 12 miles west (25 minutes).
This peaceful rural retreat suits couples wanting countryside walks and families exploring Herefordshire's market towns. Book Freds Shed for authentic barn living in working farmland.
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Original oak beams span the vaulted ceilings throughout the barn creating an authentic agricultural character that defines the whole space.
Thick stone walls retain the barn's farming heritage whilst providing natural insulation and a genuine connection to Herefordshire's rural architecture.
Windows frame uninterrupted views across working fields and woodland where you can watch the seasons change from the comfort of the barn.
The pitched roof creates soaring ceiling heights that flood the living spaces with natural light and emphasise the barn's original agricultural proportions.
The enclosed garden provides outdoor space for morning coffee and evening meals with direct access through the original barn doors.
Set within quiet farmland away from main roads the barn offers genuine rural tranquillity with only birdsong and livestock for company.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Freds Shed by car, take the A49 north from Hereford and turn onto the A417 towards Bodenham. The barn is accessed via a farm track and you'll have off-road parking for two cars upon arrival.
For those travelling by rail, the nearest station is Hereford, just 5 miles south of the accommodation. From there, it's a short taxi ride through the countryside to the barn.
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