Kington 4.2 miles. Shed Your Blues is a charming lodge situated near the serene village of Brilley, Powys. With convenient off-road parking for one car, this delightful retreat is perfect for couples or solo travellers seeking a quiet escape amidst the tranquil countryside, offering a welcoming haven to unwind and rejuvenate. Upon entering this single-storey abode, you will be greeted by a spacious king-size bedroom, complete with a TV for those lazy mornings in bed. The room is tastefully decorated, providing a serene space to rest after a day of exploration. Just a few steps away, you will find a stylish shower room, boasting a walk-in shower, basin, and WC, where you can freshen up and prepare for the day ahead. The heart of the home is the open-plan living area, an inviting space where you can unwind on the plush seating and catch up on your favourite shows. The dining area features a breakfast bar for two, perfect for enjoying a leisurely breakfast or a romantic dinner. The kitchenette area is well-equipped with a hob and a fridge with an ice box, providing all the essentials for your self-catering stay. Step outside to the enclosed garden, where you can enjoy the fresh air and calmness of your surroundings. The patio is a perfect spot for a morning coffee or an evening drink, while the lawn offers a lovely space for a picnic or a spot of sunbathing. When ready to leave the tranquil surroundings of Shed Your Blues, you'll find a multitude of attractions waiting to be explored in the vicinity. Delight in the array of miniature animals at the Small Breeds Farm Park, or delve into history with a visit to Hay Castle, sigh at the prehistoric attraction of Arthur's Stone, or explore the Kinnersley Castle for a heritage experience. Take a trip to Hereford where you can absorb the gothic majesty of Hereford Cathedral, spend some enlightening time at the Museum of Cider, picnic on the verdant Castle Green, and tour the Black and White House Museum. Be sure to also visit the Hereford Museum and Art Gallery, home to artefacts tracing over 800 years of history. Drive to Ludlow, famed for its castle and bustling market, where you pick up local produce. While you're in Ludlow, don't miss taking a leisurely stroll around the scenic Whitcliffe Common Nature Reserve. Head into Wales to visit The Black Mountains in the Brecon Beacons which offer stunning hikes, cycling trails, and wildlife spotting, explore charming villages, ancient castles, and breathtaking views for a true Welsh adventure. Your serene retreat in the countryside awaits your return, offering relaxation and calm at the end of each adventure-filled day.

A pretty village in Worcestershire, in close reach of Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty such as the Cotswolds, Bredon Hill and the Malvern Hills, Kington has a 13th century Norman church at its centre and has three pubs, all providing meals, a tea room, petrol station and Londis store. The village is the ideal spot to relax and to explore the local countryside including the Grafton Wood Wildlife Reserve as well as cycling and walking along the many local paths and routeways. Inkberrow, said to be the model for 'Ambridge', from BBC Radio 4's 'The Archers' series, was named Worcestershire Village of the Year in 2006 and is just three miles away. It is home to a National Award-Winning store serving fresh produce, a Post Office, two pubs and the Church of St Peter. There are many National Trust properties to be discovered including Hanbury Hall, Croome Court and Coughton Court in Worcestershire and Snowshill Manor and Gardens, Chedworth Roman Villa and Chastleton House in the Cotswolds. Nearby, in Worcester visit the Cathedral, Greyfriars' House and Gardens and The Commandery Civil War Museum.. Stratford upon Avon is also close by and has many attractions including Shakespeare's Birthplace, Anne Hathaways Cottage river trips and walks. Warwick Castle and Oxford are both in easy reach and those who enjoy shopping are only an hours drive from Cheltenham, Birmingham, Solihull, Leamington and Gloucester Docks.

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