Craswall, Herefordshire

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Set on approximately 4 acres of rolling Herefordshire countryside at the foot of the Black Mountains, this beautifully converted former mill comes with two additional cottages, a meandering stream, and all the charm you could ask for. Whether you’re looking for a countryside family retreat, a multi-generational setup, or a ready-made income stream, this place delivers.

Step Inside – The Mill House

From the moment you step into the welcoming entrance hall, you’ll feel the warmth of a home that’s full of character. Leading off the hall you will first find an open-plan kitchen and living space that’s as beautiful as it is functional. Think exposed beams, a central island, a statement fireplace and fitted kitchen units that blend practicality with rustic charm. A corridor from the kitchen leads to a useful utility room, while to the right of the hall is a generous sitting room—complete with a stone fireplace, oak lintel, and wood-burning stove for those cosy evenings in. There’s also a versatile study or snug that could serve a variety of uses depending on your needs.

Upstairs, you’ll find four generous bedrooms, including a stunning master suite with a Juliet balcony, walk-in wardrobe and en-suite shower room. Two further double bedrooms enjoy dual aspect windows, one with built-in storage, and there’s a spacious fourth bedroom that makes an ideal guest room. A luxurious family bathroom with whirlpool bath and a staircase to a useful attic room complete the accommodation.

Step Outside

Cwm Mill is accessed via a private lane and offers a delightful outdoor setting with around 4 acres of land. The grounds around the house include a level lawn for the main house, pretty cottage gardens, and then a separate 2.75 acre paddock with a gentle stream weaving through it—perfect for ponies, chickens, or just letting the kids go full countryside feral. There’s also a timber-framed garage with carport, a separate outbuilding with three storage areas (currently used for the holiday let business), and a timber barn housing a WC and wash basin. Whether you're pottering about in the garden, enjoying the local wildlife or just unwinding by the water, it’s the kind of space that makes you breathe a little deeper.

All of the properties at Cwm Mill boast an EPC rating of C plus the property has it's own privately owned solar panels with a 10kw home battery providing lower energy costs.

The Cottages – The Old Bake House & River Cottage

And just when you think it couldn’t get better... it does. This home comes with not one, but two separate cottages, offering fantastic flexibility. The Old Bake House is a characterful one-bedroom stone cottage, formerly a granny annexe, complete with exposed timbers, flagstone floors and its own private garden. It’s ideal for a dependent relative, an older child, or a paying guest.

The River Cottage is a gorgeous two-bedroom barn conversion with vaulted ceilings, exposed stone, and its own kitchen, bathroom and garden area. It’s beautifully presented and has been a popular holiday let, bringing in valuable income. Or, keep it all in the family and use it as your guest house or creative studio space.

Local Area

Tucked away in the peaceful village of Craswall, Cwm Mill sits in a truly magical spot on the edge of the Black Mountains. This is a place where life moves a little slower, but the opportunities for adventure are endless. You’ve got the River Monnow flowing gently nearby, scenic walks straight from the doorstep, and bridleways galore for riders, ramblers, and wild swimmers alike. Near by you will also find the village of Longtown just a few miles away, well served with award winning Village Stores, Post Office, Pub and Castle with Several well rated Primary and Secondary schools in the area. Venture a little further and find the villages of Peterchurch & Ewyas Harold which offer Doctors surgeries. 

Just 8 miles away is Hay-on-Wye, the famous book town known for its world-renowned literary festival, charming shops and vibrant community spirit. Whether you're after artisan bread, vintage finds, or just a good old mooch around the market, Hay ticks every box.

For day-to-day needs, Abergavenny (around 13 miles) and Hereford (17 miles) both offer larger supermarkets, schools, train stations and healthcare facilities—so you get the best of both worlds: rural tranquillity with town conveniences within easy reach.

If you’ve been dreaming of fresh air, starry skies, and a proper connection to nature—Crawalll might just be the place to put down roots