Merchant House Penthouse

The Space

To reach this stunning penthouse apartment, you'll need to climb three flights of stairs. The apartment features two comfortable bedrooms, each with a double bed, bedside tables, lamps, and wardrobes. The bathroom is equipped with a large shower, toilet, and sink, with toilet roll and soap provided for your convenience. Upstairs, you'll find a spacious living/dining area, complete with a sofa bed, offering plenty of space to relax. The apartment is full of rustic, edgy details, including charming wooden beams throughout, creating a warm and cosy atmosphere. The kitchen, just off the living room, is fully equipped with everything you need for a comfortable stay. This truly is a perfect home away from home. While parking is not included, there are nearby car parks available for guests.

Neighborhood
Hereford, a charming city at the heart of Herefordshire, is known for its rich history, beautiful cathedral, and scenic riverside location along the River Wye. At the centre of the city stands Hereford Cathedral, a stunning example of Gothic architecture that houses the Mappa Mundi, the world’s largest surviving medieval map, as well as the Chained Library, home to a rare collection of ancient manuscripts.

The city's compact centre is a joy to explore, with a delightful mix of independent shops, traditional markets, and cosy cafés. History enthusiasts will enjoy a visit to the Black and White House Museum, a well-preserved Jacobean timber-framed building that offers a fascinating glimpse into 17th-century life.

Surrounded by the lush Wye Valley countryside, Hereford is a gateway to outdoor adventures. The River Wye provides opportunities for kayaking, paddleboarding, and peaceful riverside walks, while the rolling hills and apple orchards of Herefordshire are ideal for hiking and cycling. For food lovers, the area’s famous cider-making tradition is a must-try, with many local producers offering tours and tastings.

With its blend of historic charm, cultural gems, and proximity to breath-taking landscapes, Hereford is the perfect destination for those seeking a relaxing yet enriching getaway.

Getting Around
Hereford is easily accessible by train, with frequent services from Cardiff, Birmingham, and London arriving at its centrally located station. For those traveling by car, the A49 and A465 roads offer straightforward routes into the city, and there are plenty of parking options nearby. Local bus routes connect Hereford to the surrounding countryside and nearby towns, making it simple to explore the area. The city centre is compact and pedestrian-friendly, ideal for leisurely walks to historic sites such as Hereford Cathedral and the Mappa Mundi. For those looking to venture further, there are scenic cycling and walking routes along the River Wye, providing a chance to enjoy the natural beauty of the region. Additionally, driving allows easy access to nearby picturesque villages and the wider Herefordshire landscape.