The New Inn Brilley, Suite 4
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About the home
New Inn Self-Catering suite, is situated in the tiny village of Brilley, In the heart of Herefordshire rolling hills, it is still one of the rare gems of the British Isles, peace and quiet, with a landscape of hills, farmland and woodland stretching as far as the vision extends...
This 300 years or so old property is full of character, with its, flag stone floors and the old range, where one can relax with a cup of tea.. the serving hatch is still there today. The further end of the house is where the self-catering suite adjoins the main house of the New Inn.
The suite consists of a kitchen with an oil-fired Rayburn, the bathroom and one double bedroom on the ground floor, and a bedroom with two single mattressess (that can be joined) and adjacent to the bedroom the landing with another two mattresses that is made more private with a division created by thick curtains.
Please note, the self-catering suite is furnished in a very simplistic way with futon-style beds on the floor and basic facilities and can be used as a retreat by those seeking a more contemplative break.
| Size: | Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms |
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| Will consider: | Long lets Short breaks |
| Access: | Car advised Nearest amenities: 9km |
| Family friendly? | Suitable for children of all ages Suitable for people with restricted mobility |
| Notes: | May take pets - please enquire No smoking at this property |
Facilities
| Luxuries: | Internet access |
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| General: | Central heating, Wi-fi available |
| Standard: | Kettle, Toaster |
| Utilities: | Cooker, Fridge, Washing machine |
| Rooms: | 3 Bedrooms, 1 family bathroom |
| Furniture: | Single beds (6), Dining seating for 4 |
| Other: | Linen and towels provided Highchair available |
| Outdoors: | Shared garden |
| Access: | Parking space |
Further details indoors:
The self-catering suite adjoins the main house of the New Inn. The suite consists of a kitchen with an oil-fired Rayburn, the bathroom and one double bedroom on the ground floor. Upstairs are two further double bedrooms.
Please note, the self-catering suite is furnished in a very simplistic way with futon-style beds on the floor and basic facilities and can be used as a retreat by those seeking a more contemplative break.
Further details outdoors:
Outside sitting space with an iron table and chairs, the land extends to a few fields around, with some poultry and ducks, and a stream winding through. There also is a comfortable and pleasant space in an old shed used for large gatherings, ideal for meditation, Yoga or other form of exercise. From New Inn, one can venture on to the paths, a walkers paradise.
Conditions
A down payment of 40% at the time of booking through Pay Pal or Bank Transfer (details to be given at the time of booking), and the whole amount to reach our account before arrival.
The Heart of England / Peak District / Herefordshire region
The River Wye winds down through the valley through spectacular limestone gorge scenery and dense ravine woodlands. Superb wildlife, intriguing archaeological and industrial remains and impressive geological features all make it into one of the most fascinating Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Designated in 1971, this unique landscape straddles the border between England and Wales.
Historic legacies - Silure (Iron Age) hillforts; Norman castles; the first Cistercian Abbey in Wales and a pioneering industrial heritage in iron; brass; wire; tinplate and copper works.A quarter of Britain's population of lesser horseshoe bats, a growing population of peregrine falcons, goshawks, ravens, rare whitebeam, nightjar and lesser known fish like the shad and twaite..
The Hereford / Brilley area
The life of Whitney, both past and present, has been dominated by the river Wye. The remains of Whitney Castle, which was built to guard the Welsh border, were washed away by floods. So too, were three stone toll bridges crossing the river to Clifford. The present bridge, part stone and part timber, dates from 1802. Traffic crossing it still has to pay the toll in the old tradition. During the holiday season, groups of canoeists can be seen at the bridge ‘putting-in’ their canoes for a trip up or down the river. Angling is also an attraction on this stretch of water and from the bridge itself.
The Church of St Peter and St Paul was built in the nineteenth century from the stones of an earlier church that was washed away together with the rectory by floodwaters. ‘Wardour House’ at the end of the church drive and ‘West Hills’ to the east of the church are both former rectories.
Today, farming is the major local occupation, the farmers mainly being tenants of the Whitney Court Estate. Many stone houses in the vicinity, which were built for farm workers are now restored and privately owned.
So many more places of interest amongst, Visit Hereford Churches, National Trust gardens The Weir Gardens,Kilpeck - famous for its stone carvings, Abbey Dore - famous for its 12th century Cistercian Abbey
Abbey Dore Court Garden,Arthurs Stone, Dorstone - prehistoric site on Dorstone Hill overlooking the Golden Valley and across to the Black Mountains, Mediaeval Pembridge, Old Chapel Gallery, Pembridge
The small breeds farm park
The full Hay Festival programme is now on sale.
31 MAY—10 JUNE 2012, This summer Hay Festival celebrates its 25th festival with a stunning programme of international writers and thinkers. Hay Fever - our festival for families and children is packed with favourite authors and workshops. And we have a new late music club The Sound Castle. We look forward to welcoming you to Hay.
With 410 events, 6 stages, 165 speakers, 10 days, 150 bands. HOW THE LIGHT GETS IN, the world’s largest philosophy and music festival, is back in the glorious setting of Hay. It takes place in the first ten days in June including both the postponed May and Jubilee bank holidays – a great chance to get away.
How to get there
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| Nearest Travel Links | |
| Airport: | Bristol: 141 km |
| Railway: | Hereford: 35 km |
By air: nearest International and Domestic Airports are Cardiff and Birmingham.
By train: direct service from London Paddington to Hereford.
By Bus: National Express runs regular services to Hereford from all over the U.K.
Local buses
From Hereford to Kington Sargeants Brothers Coaches – 461/462
From Hereford to Hay-on-Wye bus no. 39
Driving here, from Hereford direction, on the A438 through the villages of Winforton, then Whitney-on-Wye, carry on as you pass the sign on your left ‘Clifford Toll Bridge’ another 500 yds, as the road narrows and climbs, you will see a small sign ‘Brilley’, a very sharp turn to the right, climbing
and winding for 500 yds, and New Inn ‘Karma Dechen Choling’ is on your right where you will also see the Prayer Flags. If you find yourself in Hay, you have missed the turn and gone passed 5 miles!…
Activities near Hereford
Watersports
Horse Riding
Golf within 30 mins drive
Fishing
Walking holidays
Rural / countryside retreats
Cycling holidays
Reviews
 29 Aug 2012 |
The New Inn is a wonderful homely place, situated in stunning countryside. From the moment we arrived, Daphne made us tremendously welcome. There is plenty to see and do in the surrounding countryside, including charming Hay on Wye and the impressive Black Mountains. We don't drive but managed fine with feet, bikes and Daphne's wonderful hospitality; she even took us to the local open mic night. We couldn't have asked for a more relaxing break. Thank you Daphne. We hope to return soon. Response: Thank you for your kind words, and to know you enjoyed your stay and spent some relaxing time.... makes 'my day'.. Wish you all the best in your good work... and I do hope to see you again.. All the very best and a big hug.. Daphne |
01 Jul 2012 |
Quite unusual place but really interesting and friendly. Stayed here with my girlfriend for 2 nights and we liked it :) Very peaceful , close to Hay On Wye . Response: Thank you for your real nice review, I am happy to know it was to your liking.. Please do come and stay again when you happen to come around this area... All the very best Daphne |
13 Jun 2012 |
We stayed here for two nights during the Hay Festival last week and considered ourselves incredibly lucky to happen upon such a gem at such great value ('posh' tents in Hay were going for... more Response: It has been my pleasure to have you both here.... you walked in with laughter and joy.... that will always remain with me...... Please do come back..... and meanwhile, enjoy yourselves,... more |
Rental prices
| Rental prices originally quoted in: British £ | Convert to: |
| Prices for group size 2 | ||||||
| Period | From | To | Weekly | Nightly rate | Minimum stay | |
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| Weekly | 23 Nov 12 | 16 Oct 13 | £ 250 | £ 45 | £ 45 | 3 Nights |
| Prices for group size 4 | ||||||
| Period | From | To | Weekly | Nightly rate | Minimum stay | |
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| Weekly | 22 Nov 12 | 16 Oct 13 | £ 300 | £ 65 | £ 65 | 3 Nights |
| Prices for group size 6 | ||||||
| Period | From | To | Weekly | Nightly rate | Minimum stay | |
| Weekday | Weekend | |||||
| Weekly | 22 Nov 12 | 16 Oct 13 | £ 350 | £ 80 | £ 80 | 3 Nights |
The property does not have weekend tariffs.
NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.
.Twice daily meditations offered, for ones peaceful and harmoneous well being.
.Bookings must be secured by payment in full 6 weeks in advance.
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