Borders Hideaway, as its name implies, is tucked away on the border of England and Wales.
Situated in a valley above the sleepy village of Clyro, on the Welsh side of the meandering River
Wye, opposite the quaint, rural town of Hay-on-Wye.
Borders Hideaway provides a haven of peace and relaxation with panoramic views over green and
pleasant countryside: being only a small but well spaced park, it promises idyllic solitude. Its
unique characteristics are, the glorious surroundings of the Herefordshire and Radnorshire
countryside, from the verdant and scenic Golden Valley, the dramatic Black Mountains and
spectacular Brecon Beacons, to the serenity of the calm River Wye. If you love the natural
beauty of agricultural landscapes, you will be enchanted by the locality.
Caravan holiday homes are for sale with all the comforts of home, set in attractive, well
maintained grounds. Delight in owning your private second home to which you can escape,
whenever you wish to completely unwind.
Hay-on-Wye's history extends back to Norman times from which the name Hay, meaning fenced or
hedged enclosure, eludes to its then strategic importance. Hay is renowned globally as the Town
of Books, due to its vast array of second hand book stores, however there is also a wide variety of
galleries, antique shops, gift shops, taverns, tea rooms, etc., offering an extensive choice for the
discerning visitor. During the world famous Hay Festival of Literature, the town is host to
eminent visitors from all corners of the planet.
Charges include pitch licence fee, gas, water and drainage standing charges, rates, full reinstatement insurance (as a no cost benefit) and VAT to 31st March 2020.