Leintwardine 

self catering holiday accommodation in leintwardine

Leintwardine, at the northernmost tip of Herefordshire and on the edge of the South Shropshire hills, is a lovely village set in the most stunning countryside. Its name is derived from two sources: Leint which is the old name for the River Clun - which has its confluence with The Teme just outside the village - and wardine, an old word used to mean a cattle enclosure. As well as the very fine Grade 1 medieval church of St Mary Magdalene and two of the tombs, the bridge over The River Teme is also a grade 1 monument. There are shops, bars and pubs in the village.
There are no holiday cottages within Leintwardine itself at present but there is an excellent choice within a 3-10 mile radius of the village (see below)
Self catering holiday accommodation within 10 miles of Leintwardine >>