Harewood End, Hereford, Herefordshire, HR2

A striking contemporary home set in Harewood End with woodland on the doorstep. Open plan living, vaulted ceilings, flexible bedrooms, a self contained annexe, and landscaped gardens provide the perfect balance of luxury, lifestyle, and family friendly space.

The property enjoys a superb setting in Harewood End, with immediate access to bridleways, woodland and footpaths right from the doorstep. It is the sort of place where you can put boots on and be among trees, fields and fresh air in minutes, without needing to get in the car.

A short and very manageable walk brings you to the Harewood End Inn, a lovely country inn known for its cosy Sunday lunches, good ale, and a roaring log fire through the colder months. It is the kind of local that becomes part of your weekly rhythm rather than somewhere you visit once in a blue moon.

Harewood End sits on the A49 between Ross on Wye and Hereford, meaning everyday travel is straightforward. Ross is just ten minutes south with independent shops, riverside trails and access to the M50, while Hereford lies to the north with larger retail, theatre, sports facilities and rail links to Birmingham, Cardiff and London.

There is also an excellent hourly bus service providing easy access to both Ross on Wye and Hereford, making commuting, schooling, or leisure trips straightforward.

For those who value rural living with real convenience, this location hits the balance. Peace, privacy and countryside on your doorstep but still connected enough to make work, school runs and day to day life simple.

A traditional Herefordshire setting with a lifestyle that feels authentic, grounded and easy to enjoy.

A HOME SHAPED BY LIGHT, CRAFTSMANSHIP AND SETTING

This is a home for those who appreciate quality and a sense of place. A contemporary interior with warmth and character, generous living spaces that flow naturally, a self contained annexe for flexibility, and gardens that look straight onto woodland. It is a home designed for how people want to live today, whilst holding timeless appeal.

Property at a Glance:
Location: Harewood End, Herefordshire
Main House Accommodation: Three spacious double bedrooms, study/music room, garden room, large open plan kitchen living dining room, and a vaulted first floor sitting room with balcony
Bathrooms (Main House) Three in total: family bathroom, full en suite, and ground floor guest shower room
Annexe: Open plan kitchen living room, bedroom area, and separate shower room; private garden
Parking & Garage/Workshop Driveway: parking for 4–5 vehicles plus additional courtyard parking. Garage/workshop (24'2" x 15'2") with solar panel inverter, Worcester oil fired boiler, pressurised hot water cylinder and WC
Gardens: Landscaped gardens with composite decking, lawn, raised sleeper borders, courtyard and dedicated cook out entertaining space
Setting: Immediate access to woodland, bridleways and footpaths, easy walk to Harewood End Inn
Connectivity: Well positioned between Ross on Wye and Hereford with straightforward road links

GROUND FLOOR:
The property is entered via a canopied front entrance porch with porcelain tiled flooring and floor to ceiling glass, leading into an entrance vestibule with a vaulted ceiling and a handcrafted oak staircase with glazed inset panels. A large built in cupboard houses the underfloor heating controls and Cat 5 cabling.

The main living space stretches over thirty feet, combining kitchen, dining and seating areas. Light flows through bi fold doors to both the front and rear gardens, allowing the space to feel connected to the outdoors and ideal for entertaining. The kitchen features Italian porcelain flooring, soft close cabinetry and Minerva work surfaces with glazed upstands. There is space for a range cooker with a Rangemaster extractor, a built in wine cooler, two walk in pantry and two larders with space for tall fridge & freezer and double doors.

Also on this floor is a well appointed guest suite. The bedroom is large enough to accommodate a seating area and enjoys a picture window overlooking the woodland backdrop. The adjoining shower room is finished with Italian stone porcelain flooring, tiled surrounds, and a dual head smart controlled shower.

A generous study/music room, finished with tiled flooring and underfloor heating, features double doors leading through to a fabulous garden room, which connects the main house with the annexe and opens directly into the front garden. A flexible space to suit home working, hobbies, library, studio, or music room, it provides both practical and lifestyle versatility.

FIRST FLOOR:
The galleried landing is beautifully vaulted with a picture window taking in the south facing aspect. A galleried landing with a picture window taking in the south facing aspect opens into the superb sitting room, measuring over thirty feet. This is a room made for both quiet evenings and sociable gatherings, featuring exposed beams, feature glazing to the front and rear, and doors leading out to the balcony.

Above the sitting room, a bespoke fitted staircase leads to a loft room with four Velux windows, providing a versatile additional space suitable as an office, studio, or occasional bedroom. In the far corner of the sitting room, a small staircase descends into the dressing room of the master suite, creating a seamless and private connection to the principal bedroom.

The principal bedroom has a large picture window framing woodland views and double doors to a dressing room. A staircase here could allow conversion to an en suite, if desired.

The family bathroom feels indulgent and tranquil, finished with Mandarin floors, oak topped vanity units with twin wash basins and heated mirrors.

A second bedroom enjoys dual aspect light and has a walk in closet and its own full en suite with bath and shower above, vanity basin and Karndean flooring.

ANNEXE:
The annexe is beautifully finished, ideal for independent family living or private guest accommodation. It could also be considered for holiday or long term letting.
The main living and kitchen space is warm and characterful, set beneath exposed beams with reclaimed Chilean terracotta tiles throughout. A Belfast sink sits beneath a double glazed window and a door opens to a private garden area. A cast iron staircase with oak treads rises to the bedroom level, where a Velux window looks across the courtyard. The adjoining shower room is neatly appointed with walk in shower, circular basin and towel rail.

OUTSIDE:
The driveway leads directly to the property and onto a quiet bridleway, giving straightforward access to countryside walks. There is parking for four to five vehicles, along with further private parking within the enclosed courtyard.
The garage and workshop is well specified with double opening doors, the inverter for eight solar panels, a newly fitted Worcester oil fired boiler, a pressurised hot water cylinder and a WC. It also backs onto the annexe, offering scope to extend the living accommodation if required.
To the left of the garage lies the annexe garden with lawns and seating areas. To the right, an enclosed courtyard features thoughtfully landscaped planting. The rear garden enjoys direct woodland views and includes composite decking, a lawned area and raised sleeper edged borders. To the corner of the garden is a dedicated cook out and entertaining space, perfect for gatherings that roll on into the evening.

SUMMARY:
This is a home that has been carefully designed and thoughtfully finished. The layout provides space for family life, for hosting, for working, and for guests to stay in comfort. The setting is peaceful and green, with woodland on the doorstep and natural light throughout the house. It offers flexibility, privacy, and a quality of life that is increasingly hard to find.

Verified Material Information
Council Tax band: F
Electricity supply: Mains electricity
Solar Panels: Yes
Water supply: Mains water supply with meter
Sewerage: Septic tank
Heating: Oil central heating
Broadband: FTTP (Fibre to the Premises)
Mobile coverage: O2 - Great, Vodafone - Great, Three - Good, EE - Great
Parking: Garage, Off Street, and Driveway
Public right of way: Yes: Bridal way has access down the driveway but not across the property
Note: The neighbouring property has planning permission for two houses, which are currently being built.
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Directions:
From the centre of Ross on Wye, proceed Northerly on the A49 towards Hereford. After approximately five and a half miles, reaching the hamlet of Harewood End, and the property can be found immediately before The Harewood End Inn on the right hand side.