The Steppes dates back the 16th Century and has survived Civil War and many uprisings over the years. The original building (our family lounge) was said to have been erected in 1530 when Henry VIII was King of England and England was torn by the Reformation. Today however, it is a happy home for Lin and Martin.
Lin is a keen advocate for self sufficiency and as such has a large vegetable garden and beautiful gardens with an Apiary. The holiday cottages are located off road and footpaths are across the unadopted road, adjacent to the gardens.
Lin is a keen advocate for self sufficiency and as such has a large vegetable garden and beautiful gardens with an Apiary. The holiday cottages are located off road and footpaths are across the unadopted road, adjacent to the gardens.
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Garden Lodge is a warm and welcoming one bedroom holiday cottage comprising a cosy lounge overlooking the well stocked pond garden with a fully fitted kitchen. All brand new for 2020. You can toast your toes on the fire, or fling open the enormous window to enjoy the scents of the garden. A king size bedroom with garden views with ensuite shower room completes picture.
If you have a dog you would like to bring, please see our GARDEN LODGE, where dogs are most welcome! UpStairs has the same high standard of finish as the rest of The Steppes. The UpStairs Suite includes a luxurious shower room with walk-in shower, Italian designed washbasin and underfloor heating (shower room only).
Hereford is one of the oldest Cities in the UK with Hereford Cathedral being home to the Mappa Mundi and Chained Library dating back to 17th Century and containing one of the earliest 8th Century books. The River Wye runs through the City on its way from from Afon Gwy, Powys. to Ross on Wye and Symonds Yat to the south of Hereford.
From Hereford: follow all the signs for Ledbury bringing you to the A438. Continue out of Hereford, across the Lugg Flats, over the Lugg bridge and into Lugwardine. The church is on the right and Lumber Lane is a turning left immediately opposite the Church. Drive along Lumber Lane for approx 1/4 mile until the road forks and an unadopted road forks to the left.
