A place to slow down, settle in, and feel restored
Tucked away among woods and rolling hills, our cosy, characterful Highbrook Cottage is a quiet place to slow down for a truly restorative break. Filled with soft light, warmth and comfort, the outside world gently fades away. Our peaceful vineyard retreat is where you can settle in, breathe and enjoy the calm simple pleasures of being away from it all and surrounded by nature.
From £130 per night
Book Your Stay
Enjoy flexible 2-night minimum stays between January and Easter from £130/night. Please get in touch with any queries.
Designed for unhurried days spent curling up indoors or exploring nature
Arrive as the afternoon light softens and the world begins to slow. Step inside, pop your bags down and feel the quiet settle around you. Pour a glass as dusk gathers, light the fire, be calmed by the cottage's warm welcome designed for unhurried days and the steady, soothing rhythm of the stream outside. Wake up to soft morning light and birdsong, with coffee in hand and time stretching ahead of you. Step outside to wander the vineyard. The air is fresh, the pace unhurried and the day yours to shape.
SLEEPS
Up to 4 guests across 2 bedrooms + 1 baby
RATES
From £675 per week, £375 per short break
ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE
Between January and Easter we offer 2-night minimum stays with flexible arrival days.
Following Easter we offer the following breaks:
7-night (Friday-Friday)
4-night midweek (Monday-Friday)
3-night weekend (Friday-Monday)
Arrival days: Friday or Monday
Check in: After 3pm
Check out: 10am
BEDROOMS & BATHROOM
One king-size bed and one double-bed upstairs. Bathroom is downstairs with a shower over the tub.
CANCELLATION
Cancel 9 weeks before your stay and you will receive a full refund. You may cancel your holiday at any time, however the amount refunded to you depends on the proximity of your cancellation to the start date of your booking.
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COTTAGE INCLUDES
Fresh homemade welsh cakes, eggs from next door and a bottle of something lovely and local. Tea, ground coffee, sugar cubes, olive oil, salt and pepper, wine and champagne glasses. 300 thread count luxury linen, towels, log burner, responsibly sourced logs and kindling to get you started, WiFi, charcoal barbecue (please bring your own charcoal and firelighters), TV and DVD player, Roberts radio, Sony bluetooth speaker, telephone, torches, binoculars, hot water bottles and blankets for stargazing under. A little library of books. Eco toiletries and cleaning products from local supplier Splosh. Sustainably sourced extra logs for the burner gathered from fallen trees on our farm are available at £8 per bag.
EV CHARGING
There is an Pod Point EV charger at the cottage to use during your stay.
FAMILY
Children are welcome. A travel cot is provided, and a high chair is available upon request. Please note, we don't supply a pillow, sheets, bedding or a separate mattress for the travel cot (it comes with its own thin padded base). We'd recommend you bring these along with you if you require them. Please note there is a brook that runs along the front of the property and young children must be supervised whilst in the garden.
PETS
For the comfort of all our guests, we’re not able to accommodate pets.
PRACTICALITIES
The property is accessed via its own private lane and has parking for 4 cars. The kitchen has an electric hob and oven, microwave, kettle and toaster. Please take caution on the stairs as they are narrow and fairly steep. Bring wellies or boots for local walks and exploring.
There are 6 more electric car EV charging points nearby. The nearest is in Presteigne (11 min drive) at the Hereford Street Car Park which has 4 x 22kw chargers. There are also 2 x 7kw chargers in nearby Kington (13 min drive) at the Mill Street Car Park.
WHAT 3 WORDS LOCATION
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Upon arrival at our cottage you’ll be greeted by a private lane hugged by a babbling brook and our vineyard. Say hello to the bustling flock of friendly ducks (whose eggs are available to pick up from the honesty box across the road) pheasants, wild rabbits and sheep who shelter under the oak and hazel trees nearby. Look up and you’ll be sure to spot a buzzard or red kite gliding above.
Take advantage of the ethereal first-morning light by throwing open the curtains and soaking up far-reaching views of the borderlands with a cup of local roastery coffee in our cosy dining nook. All that’s left to do after a day of exploring the waterfalls and woodlands of the valleys is to pour yourself a drink, light the fire and get lost in a good book, film or conversation.