On a Quiet Country Lane, surrounded by History, a wealth of wildlife and an abundance of walking.
We offer all the home comforts of the 21st century.
Located between the B4352 & B4348 at the head of the Wye Valley and Golden Valley
where Herefordshire meets the border lands of Wales.
Hay town of books 4 miles.
Hereford 18 miles.
Locally produced foods served.


Farmhouse Bed & Breakfast
Middlewood, Clifford, Herefordshire. HR3 5SX


Tel / Fax 01497 831496
email: cottagefarm@fsmail.net
Grid ref: SO 288447
 Stay 3 nights or more for 10% discount

Double Room / Family.
Cot available.
£23 per adult per night. Children Reduced Rates.

Twin Room.
£23 per adult per night..

 

 
Three nights for two people sharing £130 four nights or more 10% discount off total stay.

Double Room / Family, Cot available.



Twin Room

The Guest Facilities share a Bathroom, toilet, shower, all contained on the ground floor making it reasonably accessible for anyone unable to manage the stairs.
Both Bedrooms have large easy chairs and plenty of room to relax in centrally heated comfort. T.V in rooms.
Breakfast is served upstairs in the combined Kitchen, dining room, or in the Hall downstairs for those unable to manage stairs.

Children are welcome, we have toys, chairs, cots and a baby sitting service.

We are open all year except Christmas week.
Evening meals and snacks available
by arrangement.

No animals in the house.

No Smoking
Middlewood is mentioned in the Domesday book.
Earl Harold held it 2 Hides.
It was also a mediaeval Township, which had at least one church and Several chapels of ease.
Research has revealed it was owned by the Higgins Family from 1777 to 1907 when the Middlewood estate was sold in parcels.
The present day maps show that many of the original fields in 177 remain unchanged today in shape or size, some have never been ploughed.

The Gold wildlife action award has been achieved by working with Hereford Nature Trust, to make the plot of land adjoining Cottage Farm more appealing to the naturally occurring Flora and Fauna.
Native Orchard Trees have been planted along with other large shrubs and trees attractive to birds and butterflies.
Natural habitats for insects and animals, along with bird nesting boxes and Mason bee tubes are all part of an on going project.

Our Green Business Award is achieved through bulk buying every day products to reduce packaging waste, re-cycling as many items as possible. Encouraging our guests to help us be economical with electric and water consumption.

Golden Valley Towards Hay Bluff
Arthur's Stone at Dorstone
 
Three walks of varying lengths have been designed, which can be started from the gate, therefore once you arrive you don't have to take the car out unnecessarily to enjoy this beautiful countryside. We are also adjacent to The Wye Valley Walk and make a good base for a night stop en route.
Things to do! Well,
Hay has book, gallery, craft and clothes shops, Herefordshire has numerous gardens, castles, farm centres, cider making, churches, Mappa Mundi, and many more.

What we don't have are motorways and long queues, in fact the nearest set of traffic lights is 18 miles away.

What ever you decide to do the peaceful Herefordshire countryside is a good place to start, and with a comfortable homely base at Cottage farm all you have to do now is decide what to do first.
Go on spoil yourself !