
White Haywood Farmhouse is a Grade II-listed 16th-century farmhouse in Herefordshire. Original features define this historic property. Exposed timber beams span the ceilings. Stone walls tell stories from centuries past. The private hot tub sits ready for evening soaks under country skies.
The farmhouse stands in open Herefordshire countryside. Fields stretch towards the Welsh borders. Rolling hills frame the horizon. Farmland surrounds the property on all sides.
The farmhouse sleeps guests across multiple bedrooms. Period features appear throughout the living spaces. The kitchen retains traditional character. Bathrooms blend modern comfort with historic architecture.
White Haywood Farmhouse is a Grade II-listed 16th-century farmhouse in Herefordshire. Original features define this historic property. Exposed timber beams span the ceilings. Stone walls tell stories from centuries past. The private hot tub sits ready for evening soaks under country skies.
The farmhouse stands in open Herefordshire countryside. Fields stretch towards the Welsh borders. Rolling hills frame the horizon. Farmland surrounds the property on all sides.
The farmhouse sleeps guests across multiple bedrooms. Period features appear throughout the living spaces. The kitchen retains traditional character. Bathrooms blend modern comfort with historic architecture. Original fireplaces anchor the main rooms.
Hereford Cathedral sits 12 miles away (20 minutes). The Black Mountains offer walking trails 15 miles south (25 minutes). Hay-on-Wye's famous bookshops lie 18 miles distant (30 minutes). Symonds Yat Rock provides forest walks 20 miles east (35 minutes).
White Haywood Farmhouse suits families and groups wanting authentic period character with rural peace. The 16th-century bones and countryside setting create something genuinely special.
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Grade II-listed farmhouse with exposed timber beams and stone walls throughout. Authentic period character defines every room in this historic Herefordshire property.
Outdoor hot tub provides relaxation after countryside walks. Soak under open skies surrounded by fields and complete rural peace.
The farmhouse stands in open farmland near the Welsh borders. Rolling hills and fields create a genuinely peaceful rural location.
Original fireplaces anchor the main living spaces. Traditional features bring warmth and authentic farmhouse character to winter stays.
Just 15 miles from Black Mountains walking trails. Perfect base for exploring Herefordshire and the Welsh border countryside.
16th-century construction with protected listed status. The farmhouse preserves centuries of agricultural heritage in its walls and beams.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach White Haywood Farmhouse by car, take the A465 towards Hereford and follow signs for the HR2 postcode area. The farmhouse is located in rural Herefordshire with off-road parking available on arrival.
For those travelling by rail, the nearest station is Hereford, approximately 12 miles from the property. From there, a taxi provides the most direct route to this countryside farmhouse location.
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