Wye Valley Holiday Cottages

This small cottage, a wing of the owners house, was built for the local baker in 1827 & makes a perfect spot for exploring the Welsh borders, with Monmouth, Abergavenny, Hereford and Ross on Wye all within 12 miles of the cottage.

Hay-on-Wye, famous for its literary festival and book shops is 20 miles away.There are also many beautiful gardens in the area.

Grosmont is a small village with a Norman Castle, Church, Post Office, general store and a friendly village pub opposite.

At the end of the garden, approached by a private gateway, is Grosmont Castle which you are free to explore and enjoy.

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The Dovecote is an idyllic romantic round tower hideaway for two situated in the beautiful Lower Wye Valley in the border county of the Welsh Marches.

Offa's Dyke follows the River Wye below the Dovecote and the old railway line with its bridge at The Boat Inn (10 minutes walk and serves a selection of guest ales and great pub food) offers excellent walking.

The cottage is one of the last on the former Duke of Beaufort's Estate and within a few minutes of the site where in 1404 Owain Glyndwr won the battle of Craig y Dorth against Henry IV's English army.

This tower is a real "find" and not to be missed.

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A truly delightful cottage for two situated in what has to be described as an oasis of 45 acres of pastureland and equestrian paddocks surrounded by mature woodland with walks, paths, a fitness trail and bridleways to enjoy.

The village of Trelleck is only a mile away and has an award winning traditional pub where you can enjoy real ales and excellent food.  Monmouth, Chepstow and Ross on Wye are within easy reach and Cardiff and the Severn Bridge are just an hour away.  There are several championship golf courses close by and the Brecon Beacons National park for those who enjoy walking.

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An idyllic cottage nestled in a "secret farm" surrounded by acres of woodland.

There is so much you could do whilst on holiday here if you can bear to tear yourself away from these perfect surroundings near the Welsh border. From this base you could walk the Brecon Beacons, rock climb, take a Canadian canoe adventure, try out caving or explore Raglan castle.

The village of Trelleck is a mile away and boasts a pub which has won numerous awards for its beer, food and fires. Monmouth has a great selection of places to visit and some wonderful eateries.

The cottage has recently been refurbished to a high standard and is ideal for a couple or a small family as there is a sofa bed for occasional use.

Any short break accepted - please ring us and ask.

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This 18th century Grade II listed Toll House in the heart of Monmouth Town makes a perfect base for a holiday exploring the Wye Valley.

There is so much to see and do in the area with Ross on Wye, Hereford, Forest of Dean, Brecon, Chepstow, Cardiff and Bristol all within 1 hours drive.

There are numerous championship golf courses, a cycle trail and excellent canoe runs.

You don't have to take the car out if you are after a more relaxing holiday as there are plenty of restaurants, individual shops and walks to enjoy right from the door.

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Situated on a smallholding of 11 acres, this first floor barn conversion makes a lovely relaxing holiday base for exploring this area of Wales and venturing into England. 

The Monnow Valley walk stretches from Hay on Wye to Monmouth and can easily be split into 4 days walking. 

The Tregate Bridge is close-by and worth a visit as of course are the many lovely towns in the area including Monmouth, Chepstow, Ross- on- Wye, Hereford, Abergavenny and castles in Raglan, Skenfrith and Grosmont. 

There are numerous championship golf courses in the area including The Rolls, St Pierre and Celtic Manor. 

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