Thrings meets…Andrew and Katherine Graham of Wallops Wood Cottages

Set in Hampshire’s stunning South Downs National Park, Wallops Wood Cottages’ self-catering holiday homes have been accommodating families, children, walkers, cyclists and dogs since 2014. In this month’s ‘Thrings meets’, owners Andrew and Katherine Graham discuss accessibility, awards, hot tubs and owl-spotting with Thrings partner Rachel Brooks, and explain why views of the Isle of Wight and the Solent persuaded them to take on – and succeed with – such a challenging diversification project.

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