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Luxury self catering accommodation in Much Marcle
Luxury self catering accommodation in Much Marcle
2 Properties match your Search for Luxury Cottages and Luxury Self Catering in [Town].
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Weekly price: £1800 - £4515
Short breaks: minimum 2 night(s)
Quality Awards:
gold award
Nestled in the picturesque county of Herefordshire, Much Marcle offers a quintessentially English countryside experience perfect for a luxury cottage holiday. Known for its stunning vistas and timeless charm, this quaint village is an ideal retreat for those seeking both relaxation and adventure. Much Marcle itself is home to a selection of traditional country pubs that promise the finest in local food and drink, including Westons Cider Mill where visitors can enjoy an immersive tour and tasting of their renowned cider. The village's St. Bartholomew's Church is another must-visit, appreciated for its impressive architecture and serene setting.
Within a five-mile radius, guests can indulge in numerous outdoor activities, with the Malvern Hills AONB offering a backdrop for hiking and cycling, promising breathtaking panoramic views. The Herefordshire Trail also wends its way through the area, providing more gentle walking paths through the lush countryside, passing through apple orchards and woodlands. For those interested in history and gardening, Hellens Manor, just a short drive away, presents both a fascinating historical residence and beautiful gardens to explore. This region is also dotted with independent farms and markets, where visitors can sample and purchase local delicacies, adding a taste of Herefordshire to their holiday experience.
Beyond Much Marcle, within an hour's drive, lie a wealth of attractions and natural beauties. The vibrant city of Hereford, with its iconic cathedral and the Mappa Mundi, offers a delightful mix of culture, shopping, and dining. Meanwhile, the attractive market towns of Ledbury and Ross-on-Wye invite visitors to meander through their picturesque streets. For those seeking grander landscapes, the Forest of Dean and the Wye Valley – one of Britain's most stunning Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty – provide further opportunities for outdoor pursuits such as canoeing, climbing, and wildlife spotting. The stunning beaches of the Gower Peninsula are also within reach for a day by the sea, making Much Marcle a perfect base for exploring both the cultural and natural riches of the region.
