Stone Cottage sleeps 2 in Rushall, Much Marcle is a beautifully restored cottage with mezzanine bedroom in amazing location with stunning views.
Stone Cottage is situated in a beautiful quiet location with breathtaking views over rolling countryside and hills.
The area is perfect for miles of walking/cycling/bird and wildlife watching. The property is a hidden gem where you are assured of having a relaxing and romantic stay.
With our concierge services you can book a hot tub or beauty treatments or if you fancy something else in the area, there are plenty of different amenities, ie. Local Spa facilities, Golf courses, Weston’s Cider and much more.
With beautiful Herefordshire countryside and nearby activities offering many days out, you have no reason to get bored!
The cottage has underfloor heating throughout, and a lovely gas fire place to make sure that you are nice and comfortable. There is a super king size Hypnos bed and a large bath in the ensuite bathroom creating the luxury feel that you desire.
Located in Herefordshire, this cottage is in a rural area. Heritage Centre and Butcher Row House Museum are cultural highlights, and some of the area's attractions include The International Centre for Birds of Prey and Three Counties Showground.
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