Pear Tree Goodrich is a stylishly updated 14th century property sleeping six guests in three bedrooms. Located on the outskirts of Goodrich village in Herefordshire, this historic home sits within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The atmospheric ruins of Goodrich Castle overlook the property and are within easy walking distance.

Rolling Herefordshire countryside surrounds you here. The Welsh border is close by. The Wye Valley and Brecon Beacons National Park offer excellent walking routes. Ross-on-Wye sits just minutes away for shops and restaurants.

The ground floor features one super king-size bedroom with its own entrance from the parking area. This room converts to a twin and includes an accessible wet room with large shower. Upstairs you'll find two more super king-size bedrooms, each converting to twins. Both have ensuites with bath, separate shower and WC. The open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner runs the full length of the property, featuring an original cider press converted into a huge breakfast bar.

Goodrich Castle (0.3 miles, 2 minutes) displays Civil War artefacts. Symonds Yat Rock (3.2 miles, 8 minutes) provides stunning valley views. The Forest of Dean (5 miles, 12 minutes) offers cycling trails. Ross-on-Wye (2.5 miles, 7 minutes) has independent shops and cafes.

Perfect for families and groups wanting historic character with modern comfort. One dog is welcome. Pear Tree Goodrich combines period features with spacious shared gardens and a private terrace with fire pit.