About Denbigh Hall

Denbigh Hall is a 300-year-old detached character cottage in Stansbatch near Presteigne, Herefordshire. This property sits at the end of a quiet lane surrounded by fields and mature trees. The cottage sleeps six guests and welcomes one well-behaved dog. Two original wooden winding staircases and exposed beams showcase the building's history.

The rural location offers direct access to walking trails including routes to Wigmore Castle and Croft Ambrey. Nash Wood lies nearby for woodland walks and cycling. The England-Wales border countryside provides peaceful surroundings with no passing traffic.

Three bedrooms include a double with en-suite featuring a roll-top bath and walk-in shower, a second double and a twin room. The ground-floor shower room has marble tiling throughout. The well-equipped kitchen includes an electric oven, hob, fridge, freezer and dishwasher. A dining room with exposed stonework connects to the sitting room which has a woodburning stove and TV. The utility room houses a washer/dryer.

Presteigne sits 4.1 miles away (10 minutes). Hampton Court Castle lies 14 miles distant (25 minutes). Hay-on-Wye is 19 miles away (30 minutes). Ludlow Castle sits 20 miles distant (35 minutes).

Families with dogs will appreciate the large enclosed garden with patio and hammock. Denbigh Hall suits those wanting countryside walks from the doorstep with period features and modern conveniences including WiFi.

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Need To Know

✓Oil central heating with woodburning stove
✓Electric oven and hob, fridge, freezer and washer/dryer
✓Tv, wifi and a selection of books
✓Fuel, power and starter pack for woodburning stove included in rent
✓Bed linen and towels included in rent
✓One well-behaved dog welcome
✓Off-road parking for 2 cars
✓Enclosed front garden with patio, lawn and furniture
✓Sorry, no smoking
✓Shop 4.4 miles, pub 2 miles
✓Please note: due to the staircase and low doorways this property may not be suitable to for those with mobility issues
✓Please note: this property will be under new management from 3rd october

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Denbigh Hall Attractions & Days Out

Explore the wonderful attractions and activities surrounding Denbigh Hall during your stay. Find the best places to visit and things to do in the local area, all conveniently organised by distance and type. Charming villages to lively and exciting attractions - there's something for everyone to enjoy. Browse through our categories including attractions, walks & outdoor activities, shopping destinations and handy tips on getting around. Plan your perfect day out. Whether you're looking for family fun, romantic experiences, or pet-friendly adventures, this cottage provides an ideal base to explore Herefordshire's fantastic days out. Click on any attraction for more detailed information including address, opening times and visitor tips.

Kington Museum

Distance: 5.2 miles (8 min drive)

HR5 3AL

Small Breeds Farm Park

Distance: 7.4 miles (12 min drive)

HR5 3HF

Croft Castle

Distance: 9.2 miles (23 min drive)

HR6 9PW

Mortimer Trail

Distance: 0.1 miles (2 min walk)

Kington Recreational Ground

Distance: 5.4 miles (9 min drive)

HR5 3AN

Hergest Ridge

Distance: 9.5 miles (13 min drive)

HR5 3EP

GCSE Butchers

Distance: 4.3 miles (7 min drive)

LD8 2BA

Fauxidermy

Distance: 4.1 miles (7 min drive)

LD8 2AA

Spar

Distance: 5.2 miles (8 min drive)

HR5 3FF

Knighton Station

Distance: 11.8 miles (20 min drive)

LD7 1DY

Kington Mill Street

Distance: 5.2 miles (9 min drive)

HR5 3AL

Knucklas Station

Distance: 14.2 miles (24 min drive)

LD7 1RR

Kington Museum

Distance: 5.2 miles (8 min drive)

HR5 3AL

Small Breeds Farm Park

Distance: 7.4 miles (12 min drive)

HR5 3HF

Croft Castle

Distance: 9.2 miles (23 min drive)

HR6 9PW

Mortimer Trail

Distance: 0.1 miles (2 min walk)

Kington Recreational Ground

Distance: 5.4 miles (9 min drive)

HR5 3AN

Hergest Ridge

Distance: 9.5 miles (13 min drive)

HR5 3EP

GCSE Butchers

Distance: 4.3 miles (7 min drive)

LD8 2BA

Fauxidermy

Distance: 4.1 miles (7 min drive)

LD8 2AA

Spar

Distance: 5.2 miles (8 min drive)

HR5 3FF

Knighton Station

Distance: 11.8 miles (20 min drive)

LD7 1DY

Kington Mill Street

Distance: 5.2 miles (9 min drive)

HR5 3AL

Knucklas Station

Distance: 14.2 miles (24 min drive)

LD7 1RR

Is Denbigh Hall Right For You?

Discover why this cottage is ideal for different types of visitors

For Families

The large enclosed garden provides safe outdoor space for games and activities. A separate room next to the living area gives children their own play space. The twin bedroom suits younger guests. However, steep original staircases and low upstairs windows without safety features make this property unsuitable for very young children. The rural location offers woodland walks and nearby attractions including Kington Small Breed Farm Park and Owl Centre.

For Couples

The peaceful end-of-lane location offers complete privacy with no passing traffic. The woodburning stove creates a cosy atmosphere for winter evenings. The main bedroom features an en-suite with roll-top bath. The enclosed garden includes a hammock and patio for outdoor relaxation. Walking trails start from the doorstep. Hay-on-Wye sits 19 miles away for bookshop browsing. The cottage's 300-year history and original features provide authentic character.

Pet Friendly

One well-behaved dog is welcome at Denbigh Hall. The large enclosed garden provides secure space for dogs to exercise and explore safely. Walking trails accessible directly from the cottage offer excellent routes through woods and countryside. The rural setting with surrounding fields means dogs can enjoy peaceful surroundings. The end-of-lane location ensures no passing traffic. Multiple previous guests have brought dogs and praised the garden and walking opportunities.

Dining & Cafes

Taste the local flavours during your stay at Denbigh Hall

The Stagg Inn Titley

Located 2 miles from your accommodation.

Postcode: HR5 3RL

The White Lion Inn Leominster

Located 14 miles from your accommodation.

Postcode: HR6 8DT

Hay-on-Wye Cafes

Located 19 miles from your accommodation.

Postcode: HR3 5BX

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to our most common questions about Denbigh Hall

Does this cottage have a hot tub?

No, Denbigh Hall does not have a hot tub. The property features a roll-top bath in the en-suite and walk-in showers in the en-suite and the ground-floor shower room.

Is it pet friendly?

Yes, one well-behaved dog is welcome at Denbigh Hall. The large enclosed garden provides a safe space for dogs to exercise and play.

How many people does Denbigh Hall sleep?

The cottage sleeps six guests across three bedrooms: two doubles and one twin room. The main double bedroom has an en-suite bathroom with roll-top bath.

What facilities are in the kitchen?

The kitchen includes an electric oven and hob, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and comprehensive cookware. A separate utility room houses the washer/dryer.

Is there parking available?

Yes, off-road parking for two cars is provided at the property. The cottage sits at the end of a lane.

What heating does the property have?

Oil central heating runs throughout with a woodburning stove in the sitting room. Fuel, power and a starter pack for the stove are included in the rental.

Are there stairs in the cottage?

Yes, two original wooden winding staircases connect the floors. The stairs are steep and the property has low doorways, making it unsuitable for those with mobility issues.

What entertainment is provided?

The cottage has TV and WiFi throughout plus a selection of books. The separate room next to the living area provides space for children's games and activities.

Denbigh Hall Reviews

This is a lovely property with great history. Everything that we needed was available and of top quality. We would be pleased to return

Matthew

Denbigh Hall is a lovely old cottage full of character in a peaceful location. Spacious but cozy with comfortable beds and furniture and a well equipped kitchen. It is quirky so be prepared for low doorways and uneven floors. The garden has a lovely large lawned area with various seating. It is enclosed but not dog proof for a small determined hound. We had lovely days out locally at Presteigne and Croft Castle. There are also nice walks from the door. I would advice guests to do their research into the exact location beforehand so as to be able to find the lane on which to turn down in the village.

Beautiful cottage, absolute peace and tranquility. Plenty nice walks near by and lots of places to go and see.Absolutely perfect holiday for us

The cottage was absolutely beautiful. It was so peaceful, with abundant wildlife to enjoy. The dogs had never seemed so settled. Plenty of local walks, and the cottage had absolutely everything you needed and more. I've stayed in many secluded cottages, and this was by far the best. We booked our next holiday before we left!

This is a delightful property and the garden is the pinnacle. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay here. We stayed 6 nights during the heatwave. Breakfast and evening meals were enjoyed on the outside dining table and the hammock was the perfect spot to relax and read. Using the Merlin app we enjoyed picking out all the different birdsong and calls, the highlight being a tawny owl very late at night only. My only improvement feedback would be for Herefordshire Council not the property owners as the signposted public walk adjacent to the property hits deadends with electric fences we couldnt see an obvious go around so updated signage or access needed. We would 100 visit again. Beautiful property in a beautiful area with lots more to explore.

We absolutely loved our stay here and would definitely come back! The cottage is very old and quirky and the garden is beautiful. It is also incredibly peaceful as it is at the end of a quiet track. The only thing to note is that the sleigh beds in the twin room are small one in particular is quite short so would be a struggle to accommodate adults as we found. If these were standard twins beds then the cottage would have been ideal for us.

Whilst the written directions are good, Google maps needs changing as it's shown inaccurately. Bins had not been emptied for several weeks. It's a task that needs to be done by guests but wellies required, as you have to go through the ford. Hooks on backs of doors required, especially in downstairs shower room which is tiny. A photo of the main bathroom door and height would be great along with a simple floor plan. It really is restrictive for some. Oven gloves or mitts in the kitchen please. Clearer instructions for recycling and veg waste required bucket provided but no compost heap? . A high number of cobwebs in places, needs a deep clean. 2 of our party struggled with feather pillows, duvet and cushions. Consideration should be given to swapping to many made in some rooms. That sounds negative, it's supposed to be helpful. There were 6 of us and it worked fine. Enough seating for meals and relaxing. Enough bathrooms. Kitchen area worked ok. We squeezed 3 estate cars into the outside space. We enjoyed our stay and would come again. Plenty to do nearby, and lots of walks.

What a lovely place, great location for relaxing. Very well equipped and comfortable beds! Only suggestion would be to have some slightly better lighting in dining area and sitting room. Otherwise is was perfect for me and my brothers family.

Built in 1688 this is a piece of local history. The premises are quirky in keeping with the age but a tastefully development has been added. It had all we wanted needed and if we go back to the area we would consider it again.

We loved our weekend at the Hall. ...like everyone says on here. It does need a sign! BUT it is quaint, clean, comfortable and remote. You can't help but relax. The twin beds are on the small size perfect for kids but not for adults. Watch your head and the stairs are steep. Loved the ambiance and the kitchen was great. I would recommend for a relaxing chilled break but if you want Wifi and convenience of local shops it's not the thing.

The pictures on the Sykes website are at odds with reality. The cottage is very very quirky and in need of some attention and maintenance by the owners. The front door needs attention as it was extremely difficult to unlock, we had to leave on the latch during the whole of our stay, not a great start. On arrival there was a man and his dog leaving the garden, we asked where Denbigh hall was and he said we had arrived, no introduction so do not know if he was the owner or not and there was dog mess left in the Garden, again if I had been n my own I would have been a bit nervous. There is no obvious signage on the main road which would have been most helpful, this has been recommended several times in the guest book but has not been addressed. All the towels need to be renewed, all were albeit clean have seen better days. All the kitchen cupboards need a good clean, there were food remnants left and all the condiments which have been left need to be sorted as much is out of date. There was no welcome basket which was disappointing. There is clearly a wasp problem as there were remnants of wasps nests outside the front door and details of pest control are n the cottage instructions. If you are taller than 5ft you will need to mind your head, particularly upstairs. Whilst the garden is very tranquil the house itself needs some love and a proper deep deep clean. Previous comments were that there is a smell of sewage, this is because of the bio system in use, we left the downstairs toilet door wide open which helped to dissipate. Would we return unfortunately not to this particular cottage, we have stayed at much better accommodation.

Sheila

It is very important to have a sign at the beginning of what looks like a farm track. Secondly please emphasise how difficult is is for anyone with mobility problems. The stairs are not easy to negotiate. The very low doorway into the bathroom is also a problem.,

We thought the cottage was charming and in a beautiful location. There is a lovely sense of history about the cottage and the garden is pretty and very private. The kitchen was well equipped and it was lovely sitting outside to eat. I never leave negative comments on a review, but feel this time I have to because when you are spending a lot of money on renting a place you expect at least the bare necessities. We arrived to find that all the carpets rugs and floors were dirty and not hoovered. There was no toilet paper, washing up liquid or dishwasher tabletsso we had to make an 8 mile round trip to get some. Sadly there were quite a few maintenance problems with the property. There was an awful smell of sewerage throughout the cottage the entire time during our stay, particularly by the downstairs loo, I can only assume this is the septic tank and that it needs emptying! The shower tray in upstairs bathroom rose high within seconds indicating blocked drains. The enamel on the inside of the bath is peeling off. The entire water system made an ear splitting noise every time the hot water tap in the kitchen was turned on. The carpets downstairs are badly stained and in need of replacing. When you go on holiday you want to stay somewhere that feels like its being looked after and cared for and not have to do the cleaning yourself or take the bins out on the first night of your stay!. I hope the owners can perhaps hire a better cleaner and get all the problems fixed for the next guests.

We spent the Christmas week in Denbigh Hall as a group of four adults, two children and two dogs. The cottage was beautiful and very comfortable, with large garden, perfect for the dogs. The location at the end of the lane made it very peaceful, with walking paths directly from the cottage. The kitchen was very well equipped and perfect for Christmas cooking. The owners were very helpful and accommodating, decorated the house for us and provided a beautiful Christmas tree. The living room with a fire place and TV was perfect for the winter evenings, and the separate room next to it was very handy for the kids to play games. We had amazing week in Denbigh Hall and we would be very happy to come back.

Hayley

A beautiful secluded property in gorgeous countryside. The house itself was furnished with everything you need for a comfortable stay. A lovely wood burner and good heating system meant the house was lovely and cosy. Great walks from the doorstep. The only thing I would say is it needs a sign outside plus the what three words in the information pack is incorrect. The bathroom doorway is small so you have to duck, but thats part of the fun! Would definitely return

Deborah

Disappointed to arrive at 3pm after a 4 hour journey to find the cottage hadn't been cleaned for our arrival. After a call to the owner, an apology due to a computer error, cleaners were despatched and we waited while they cleaned around us. I note another guest reported something similar so would recommend that the owner requests confirmation when cleaning is complete rather than leave guests to report it. After that the cottage was a delight to stay in with a beautiful garden and was very well equipped with an efficient shower, heating and wood burning stove with plenty of wood. The inevitable quirkiness of an older property might be a challenge for some with its two wooden staircases and low beams but we loved it and especially the nod to the history of the property in various pictures. The location at the end of a lane made it lovely and quiet, although after one heavy and prolonged downpour the lane flooded making it impassable for that day but as we had provisions we were okay and the cottage itself wasn't affected. All in all, we had a lovely stay despite the hiccups.

Eleanor

The cottage was in a beautiful location, could benefit from a sign at the end of the approach track maybe. Beautiful garden, very well stocked kitchen, good showers & we enjoyed the log burner. The smoke detectors gave us a fright when using the toaster on our first morning but we sorted it by opening the window & closing the kitchen door. The pillows caused us a few problems as they were feather & my husband is allergic.

Adrian

A lovely property that has been very well maintained in a lovely location. Lovely woodland walks, which we enjoyed with the dog. A fine big enclosed garden which was ideal for playing lots of outdoor games. Would definitely recommend and stay again!

Mandie

5th July 12th. ...2024... We've just got home, left the cottage at 9am nice and early, left it sparkling clean, so I can return

Deirdre

Directions to the property could be better. Minor issues with kitchen equipment quickly resolved by owners , lovely walking area and very quiet and peaceful location.

Had a lovely relaxing week at this beautiful period quirky cottage set in beautiful countryside and lovely woodland walks. It was very well equipped and in the evening with the wood burner on was so cosy. Would highly recommend a visit. We will definitely book a return visit.

Louise

We had a lovely week at Denbigh Hall. Unfortunately there was a mix up with the cleaning booking but this was quickly sorted out with a few phone calls. The property has lots of character, wonderful old staircases and floorboards. The kitchen is very well equipped with lots of pots, pans, plates and cutlery as well as a wide range of cleaning products. There is an excellent wood burner and the house is warm and cosy. The garden is really large and excellent for our dog. The house is at the very end of a lane, the road goes no further so it is lovely and quiet with no passing traffic, we only saw 2 people walking past all week. There is excellent walking from the door, an OS map would be handy as some of the way markers are missing. We did not find the low doorways an issue but the stairs would be challenge for those with mobility issues. The TV and WIFI are excellent. This is a lovely dog friendly property and we would happily return.

Carrie

A lovely sympathetic restoration of a characterful cottage. Lacking a few niceties that we have come to expect. Eg. a pint of milk in the fridge. The dishcloth was unwashed, one toilet roll between two toilets. Watered down washing up liquid which lasted only two days and only a couple of dishwasher tablets. We were requested to take the recycling bin a fair way up the road for collectionwhich we did but others obviously hadn't. This would be a problem for anyone without the strength or stamina! There are low doorways and uneven floors, which we were warned about, but tall husband was a bit fed up with after a week, I at 5'3 bashed my head once on the 4'6 bathroom doorway! Not suitable for young children as the upstairs windows are low and have no safety features. Radiator in bathroom still not fixed after other peoe had commented in the guest book. Maybe end of season issues. Otherwise, if you come prepared for the above, it is idyllic.

Brenda

I have been very disappointed in the way Sykes Cottages and particularly the owner of the property dealt with my recent call about my accident at the property due to the fact no warning was issued about the very low door lintel into the bathroom upstairs, where I hit my head quite badly, sustaining a concussion and had to curtail the holiday after just 3 days. I thought I would at least get a phone call asking how I was and I think most caring people would have offered a bit of a refund under the circumstances. Very disappointed.

Lovely peaceful cottage at the end of a narrow country lane. Lots of original features including two wooden winding staircases which may be difficult to navigate for the infirm or elderly and there is a very low door into the bathroom, about chest height. I was surprised how warm the cottage got with the heating on for such an old property. Well equipped kitchen, it even has a dishwasher which it doesn't say on the website. The freezer is hidden in a cupboard near the kitchen door, took me ages to find it. Very good Wifi.

I cannot praise this holiday property highly enough and I am not that easily thrilled! . The absolute beauty, the tranquility of this rural idyll both charmed and impressed us. I will certainly return the most gorgeous everything! The Hall is so well equipped and comfortable. I took quite some kitchen stuff and discovered it was nearly all there. Like home, and very welcoming. The heating, hot water and the shower upstairs performed brilliantly, no complications. I just love the age, floors and staircases, layout of the house together with all mod cons, including WiFi. The only thing my very tall friend said was is there a way to warn about the lower beam between the kitchen and laundry room? I said duck!. So thank you again for an enchanting place to stay.

Lovely cottage in a lovely setting, we had a very peaceful week away

Samantha

Beautiful cottage in beautiful surroundings. A true escape to the country with all your home comforts.A little bit of Denbigh Hall history reading the books on the bookshelf.

Robert

Generally nice cottage. However downstairs toilet and shower had very low water pressure unable to flush toilet proprly for first few days Wood burning stovefire no wood provided at all! Welcome pack not obligatory but nice to provide something

Veronica

Lovely cottage in a beautiful setting plenty of walks which our two dogs enjoyed would definitely return in the future

Alison

A beautifully maintained, authentic historic house in a peaceful garden surrounded by fields and mature trees. Comfy beds, fabulous bathrooms and a spacious kitchen clear instructions and perfect location for walking from Kington. Highly recommend

Raymond

A fantastic location at the end of a lane . Nobody there except the sheep the cows and the rabbits. Excellent garden and house. We will be back Thankyou.

Lovely cottage would definitely recommend.

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