Stunning Views | 2-Bed Wye Valley Retreat

Summary:

SUMMARY



A beautifully finished 2-bedroom home on the Wyelea estate, just outside Ross-on-Wye. Unobstructed views across the rolling Herefordshire countryside, a private mile of River Wye fishing for anglers, and a warm, modern interior that makes it just as good for a relaxing weekend as it is for a longer stay. Sleeps 4. No pets.



The Space:

HE SPACE



From the outside, Wyelea View sits quietly within this charming estate, surrounded by well-kept gardens and open countryside. Step inside and you'll find a home that's been thoughtfully finished throughout — warm neutral tones, comfortable furniture, original fireplace in the living room, a proper dining table set for four, and a fully equipped kitchen with a terracotta tile floor that gives it just enough character.



The doors from the dining and living area open straight out onto the garden, and the views from the upper floor across the Herefordshire hills are completely unobstructed.



- 2 bedrooms — 1 double, 1 twin

- Sleeps 4

- 2 full bathrooms

- Fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher

- Open plan dining and living area

- Original fireplace in living room

- Unobstructed views across rolling Herefordshire hills

- Private parking

- Fast Wi-Fi

- Smart TV

- Shared estate grounds

- Fishery access through the fields for anglers



Important access note: river access down through the fields to the fishery is strictly for guests who are fishing. It is not open to other guests or to pets.





PRIVATE RIVER FISHING — ESTATE ACCESS



The landlord owns Wye Lea Fishery — a full mile of private fishing rights along the bank of the River Wye, reached from the house through the fields. It's a special stretch of water, particularly around the Backney Bridge pillars, where the old stone railway structures create an aerated current that draws fish and makes for exceptional sport.



The Wye is one of England's finest rivers for coarse fishing and is particularly famous for its barbel.



A few things to know before you cast:



- A valid coarse fishing rod licence is required — buy one from the Environment Agency website before you arrive

- Please contact us in advance if you're planning to fish — a maximum of 15 people can fish the stretch on any given day

- There is a day ticket charge for the fishery, confirmed when you get in touch

- Stay 3 nights or more and receive 50% off the day ticket charge





THE LOCATION



You're just outside Ross-on-Wye — one of Herefordshire's most beautiful market towns, sitting above a dramatic horseshoe bend of the River Wye. The Wye Valley, Forest of Dean and the Black Mountains are all within easy reach.



Things to do nearby:



- Hereford — ~20 mins. Home to Hereford Cathedral and the Mappa Mundi, the largest medieval map still known to exist.

- Ledbury — ~25 mins. A beautiful historic town with a black and white timber Market House and independent shops.

- Goodrich Castle — ~10 mins. Red sandstone medieval ruins above the Wye, maintained by English Heritage.

- Symonds Yat — ~10 mins. One of England's most dramatic river viewpoints, with canoe and kayak hire on the water.

- Wye Valley Butterfly Zoo — ~10 mins. Great for families, with butterflies, maze and miniature golf.

- King Arthur's Cave — ancient woodland caves above the Wye Valley, a lovely walk.

- Biblins Suspension Bridge — ~15 mins. A rope bridge over the Wye deep in the Forest of Dean.

- Hay-on-Wye — ~30 mins. The famous book town, perfect for a day out.

- Forest of Dean — ~20 mins. Miles of cycling and walking trails through ancient woodland.



Distances:



- Ross-on-Wye town centre: ~5 mins

- Goodrich Castle: ~10 mins

- Symonds Yat: ~10 mins

- Hereford: ~20 mins

- Monmouth: ~20 mins

- Ledbury: ~25 mins

- Hay-on-Wye: ~30 mins

- Cheltenham: ~40 mins





WHERE TO EAT AND DRINK



- The Riverside Inn — great people watching from the café overlooking the River Wye, and a fantastic restaurant. Monday is steak night, and the weekend cabin does great bacon butties.

- King's Head Inn — an independently owned historic inn in the town centre with its own microbrewery and classic fish and chips. The Corn Exchange at the back hosts regular live music and events.

- Avellinos — a very popular, authentic Italian restaurant in the heart of Ross.

- Plates and Shakers — Greek food in a relaxed, casual setting, and a great spot for evening cocktails.

- Number Three — one of Ross-on-Wye's best restaurants for quality food and atmosphere.



No smoking indoors

No parties or events



For extended stays or to arrange fishing access, please contact Ascend Stays directly.



Guest Access:

GUEST ACCESS



Full private access to the home, garden and parking, plus the shared estate grounds. Access through the fields to the river is for guests who are fishing only.



Fresh linen provided, kitchen fully equipped, Wi-Fi details and welcome pack on arrival. Lockbox entry — details sent 24 hours before check-in.



Getting Around:

A car is recommended for getting the most out of the Wye Valley and the surrounding countryside. Taxis are available from Ross-on-Wye town centre if needed.



Other Things to Note:

OTHER THINGS TO NOTE



- No pets

- No smoking indoors

- No parties or events



For extended stays or to arrange fishing access and day tickets, please contact Ascend Stays directly.