Pheasants Rise Apartment is a charming studio-style first-floor retreat situated in the heart of the Wye Valley National Landscape, near Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire. Perfect for couples or solo travellers, this romantic haven offers off-road parking and a serene setting, ideal for exploring the picturesque surroundings together.

Park up the cars and enter your new abode, in the entrance there is space to hang your coats and outdoor gear. The apartment also boasts a sleek ground-floor shower room, complete with a walk-in shower, basin, and WC, providing a refreshing space to start each day. Walk up the stairs to be greeted by a studio layout, beautifully designed with Velux windows that flood the space with natural light. The open-plan area is thoughtfully divided into a kitchen, dining, sitting area and bedroom. The kitchen is well-equipped with everything you need to prepare delightful meals, which can be enjoyed at the breakfast bar, offering seating for two guests. The sitting area, complete with a TV, provides a snug spot to unwind after a day of exploration. The double bed exudes a sense of tranquillity, further enhanced by the Velux windows that offer a glimpse of the starry night sky. Step outside to discover a charming garden, complete with a patio and furniture. This outdoor space provides an idyllic setting for alfresco dining or simply enjoying a cup of tea while soaking up the serene surroundings. Venture out from Pheasants Rise Apartment to explore the woodland via public footpaths and access to the Herefordshire Trail. Begin the expedition by visiting the spectacular Gloucester Cathedral, just a drive away, where you can marvel at its gothic architecture and its illustrious history. Further enhance the day by visiting the Forest of Dean and the enchanting Puzzlewood, recognised as an inspiration for J.K Rowling's Forbidden Forest in the Harry Potter series and lose yourself amongst the magical twisted trees along the meandering paths, discover its unique flora and fauna, and bask in the mesmerising views across the valley. No trip to Herefordshire would be complete without experiencing the historical grandeur of Goodrich Castle, offering picturesque vistas from its medieval walls and a delve into the region's tumultuous past. Discover Symonds Yat and Symonds Yat rock, spot birds of prey and enjoy a snack from the log cabin cafe. Less than four miles away from Westons Cider Mill and 16 miles from the Malvern hills, Eastnor Castle and the Morgan Car factory. Indulge in the timelessness of Pheasants Rise Apartment, providing an enchanting sanctuary amidst Herefordshire's most delightful treasures.

Brampton is a scattered village in rural Suffolk, ideal for walking and cycling, and with the market towns of Halesworth and Beccles nearby. A short drive and you are at the picturesque heritage coastal town of Southwold, with its unique traditional harbour where you can purchase freshly-caught fish, or sample the local fish & chips. The harbour also offers lovely walks, a harbour shop and an excellent pub. The beach has an attractive small pier, beach huts, a lighthouse and Gun Hill, with cannons pointing out to sea. This small market town offers a variety of museums, one of which is an Amber museum, as well as galleries, independent shops and small weekly markets on Mondays and Thursdays. Further along the coastline are Dunwich Forest and Dunwich village, Westleton Heath and Minsmere rspb Nature Reserve. The city of Norwich is just 24 miles away, and Ipswich is 34 miles, and both offer places of interest and excellent shopping facilities.

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