The Buzzards - self catering on an organic smallholding

Things to see and do

The area provides endless possibilities for touring; to the west is Mid-Wales, the beautiful Elan Valley and the Brecon Beacons; to the north, Shropshire and the county town of Shrewsbury; to the east and south lie Malvern and the Malvern Hills. There are National Trust properties, market towns and three cathedral cities, (Hereford, Worcester and Gloucester) all within easy reach.

The area is renowned for its old style timber framed buildings and picturesque villages. Most of the public houses serve meals of a high standard, tea and coffee shops are well positioned along the Black and White Village Trail.

The local annual festivals include the Book Fair at Hay on Wye, the Ludlow Festival of Music and Art, the Ludlow Food Festival and the Presteigne Music Festival, together with numerous other local events. The National Trust properties of Croft Castle and Berrington Hall are within 5 miles and local antiques and craft centres are in abundance.

For anyone seeking quality food, you may be surprised but Ludlow boasts more Michelin Star restaurants than anywhere outside of London and, at nearby Titley is the only pub in the UK to be awarded a Michelin Star! For those with more modest tastes or budgets almost all the local pubs and restaurants provide high quality, country food at very realistic prices - and most serving unrealistically large portions.

* Cycling and Walking

www.wheelywonderfulcycling.co.uk

There are quiet lanes, public footpaths, ancient hill forts and woods surrounding The Buzzards. Offa's Dyke passes within 10 miles of here and the beautiful Mortimer Trail is 2 miles away.
* Riding
Within 2 miles there is a horse riding establishment which also provides riding for the disabled.
* Swimming and Sports Centres
Both Ludlow and Presteigne have swimming pools, squash and badminton facilities
* Golf
Courses in Leominster, Ludlow and Tenbury.
* Fishing
A variety of different facilities are available in the locality.

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	Welcome to The Buzzards Relaxing self catering holidays in an idyllic rural setting on an organic smallholding

The unspoilt countryside of north Herefordshire - The Buzzards is in the trees in the centre of the picture Nearby Wigmore Castle The Market square at Pembridge, heart of the Black & White village Trail and the oldest market hall of it's type still in use.	Things to see and do The area provides endless possibilities for touring; to the west is Mid-Wales, the beautiful Elan Valley and the Brecon Beacons; to the north, Shropshire and the county town of Shrewsbury; to the east and south lie Malvern and the Malvern Hills. There are National Trust properties, market towns and three cathedral cities, (Hereford, Worcester and Gloucester) all within easy reach. The area is renowned for its old style timber framed buildings and picturesque villages. Most of the public houses serve meals of a high standard, tea and coffee shops are well positioned along the Black and White Village Trail. The local annual festivals include the Book Fair at Hay on Wye, the Ludlow Festival of Music and Art, the Ludlow Food Festival and the Presteigne Music Festival, together with numerous other local events. The National Trust properties of Croft Castle and Berrington Hall are within 5 miles and local antiques and craft centres are in abundance. For anyone seeking quality food, you may be surprised but Ludlow boasts more Michelin Star restaurants than anywhere outside of London and, at nearby Titley is the only pub in the UK to be awarded a Michelin Star! For those with more modest tastes or budgets almost all the local pubs and restaurants provide high quality, country food at very realistic prices - and most serving unrealistically large portions. * Cycling and Walking www.wheelywonderfulcycling.co.uk There are quiet lanes, public footpaths, ancient hill forts and woods surrounding The Buzzards. Offa's Dyke passes within 10 miles of here and the beautiful Mortimer Trail is 2 miles away. * Riding Within 2 miles there is a horse riding establishment which also provides riding for the disabled. * Swimming and Sports Centres Both Ludlow and Presteigne have swimming pools, squash and badminton facilities * Golf Courses in Leominster, Ludlow and Tenbury. * Fishing A variety of different facilities are available in the locality.	Part of the garden where visitors can relax and explore Dilwyn, (above) and Weobley (below) on north Herefordshire's Black & White Village Trail
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