Rural Retreats was founded in 1985 with the aim of making the countryside more accessible for holidaymakers and giving them the best possible choice of holiday homes across the UK. Rural Retreats’ continuing success is based on excellent local knowledge and painstaking research, together with a flair for finding delightful and unusual properties. All of this has enabled us to build a portfolio of over 450 exceptionally fine holiday homes in stunningly beautiful locations, all available for you to rent. When you are looking for your own perfect holiday home, our experienced and helpful staff can help to point you to the property of your dreams. Whatever you want to ask about any of our properties, there will be someone on our staff who knows the cottage or apartment at first hand.

This charming cottage has undergone a full refurbishment and is located in the delightful hamlet of Comberton, North Herefordshire, with spectacular views across open countryside. It is ideal for couples wishing to escape and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. There is a footpath you can access directly from the farm or hop in the car and take the five minute drive to the historic Mortimer Trail which starts at the medieval Ludlow Castle.

Information correct at time of writing. Ludlow boasts a busy calendar of festivals and concerts throughout the year. Of particular note are the Ludlow Food and Drink Festival, the Ludlow Medieval Christmas Fayre and the Hay Festival. Ludlow is home to many eateries, such as The Charlton Arms, full of character and charm, guests can enjoy local ales, a carefully chosen wine list, and hearty pub food. The Salwey Arms in Woofferton is another fantastic option, a welcoming country pub full of heritage! Set in the heart of Ludlow, The Queens is a family run pub with a warm and informal atmosphere - enjoy home cooked food in the lovely vaulted ceiling restaurant, or relax with a few drinks in the decking area or garden. Enjoy a day out and visit Ludlow Castle, Croft Castle and Stokesay Castle to marvel at the local history. Visit the stunning Berrington Hall, a beautiful country house sitting in Capability Brown landscaped parkland as part of the National Trust. Hidden gems include the many English Heritage sites, such as Wigmore Castle and Witley Court and Gardens. Enjoy a picnic at the Ludlow Millenium Green, well worth a visit to just sit and relax and feed the ever hungry ducks swimming by. For an exciting day out, visit Ludlow Races, a small friendly National Hunt racecourse just 2 miles north of Ludlow. Within a short driving distance, other places to explore include Ironbridge Gorge Museums and The Severn Valley Railway.