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Originally a cider mill, the stream side cottage is a 17th century timber frame cottage set in a secluded valley in North West Herefordshire. It is features at the centre of the book “The Mysteries of Glass” by Sue Gee. The House sleeps up to 4 in a king with ensuite bathroom and loo; and a twin, which can be converted to a king for a extra fee, with downstairs shared "jack and jill" bathroom and WC;
The cottage gardens and orchard surround the property and sheep graze the meadow above.
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  • Home
  • About
    • Farmstead
    • Streamside Cottage
  • Book
    • BOOK The Hymns
    • BOOK The Cowbyre
    • BOOK The Hide
    • BOOK Riverside Cottage
    • BOOK Streamside Cottage
  • Gallery
  • In Art
  • Events, Workshops, Gatherings
  • Shop
  • Land & Garden
  • Place
  • Things to do
  • Sustainability
  • Books to read
  • Charity
  • Contact