Self catering holidays in Aconbury - Herefordshire

Aconbury is a small village town located in the English county of Herefordshire. It is situated on the route that leads from Herefordshire to Ross-on-Wye. Aconbury is one of the most popular towns of county Herefordshire, which is why tourists visit here in large flocks all round the year to enjoy self-catering holidays.

Some of the attractions present here include St John, which is a Baptist Church but was a church of nunnery earlier in the year 1237. The ancient style of architecture of the building, which belongs to the 13th century, is the reason of behind the popularity of the place. In the year 1863 some restoration works were carried out by Sir George Gilbert Scott.

Other attractions located here include an Augustine nunnery, built in the reign of King John that was anciently located in Aconbury Forest. The remains of the nunnery now have been converted to a farm house, better known as Aconbury Court. Travellers can also find the ancient church built in the year 1863, which is more of a Gothic style building that was restored in the year 1863. There are many self-catering accommodations scattered in the region in the form of log cabins, holiday chalets, small villas and apartments, which provide home like comfort at a much affordable rate.