This beautiful stone family house, once a terrace of traditional quarrymen’s houses, is beautifully appointed to ensure a relaxing and entertaining getaway for all the family. Set in front of the imposing Llangattock Escarpment, there are stunning views as well as great access to a variety of walks of all levels, so climbers, hikers and bikers can find a wide selection of trails. Head to nearby Crickhowell for amazing food and to wander around the independent shops, before returning home to warm up in front of the wood burner.
Step into the terracotta tiled entrance hall with a stone feature fireplace for a welcoming feel, before settling onto the sofas in the living room, warmed by a wood burner, perfect for watching a family movie or playing board games. The large games room, equipped with a pool/table tennis table amongst other games, is great for keeping the kids entertained. Cook up a storm in the spacious kitchen, creating delicious meals that can be enjoyed at the large dining table which seats ten guests. There’s plenty of space to deal with muddy boots and coats with the cloakroom and utility room. Upstairs are the five bedrooms, each lovingly decorated with attention to detail to ensure a restful atmosphere, including the master bedroom which has access to the terrace. Outside is a large lawned garden with play equipment and a sunny terrace perfect for al fresco dining with breathtaking mountain views.
For a gentle afternoon, take a stroll along the River Usk or the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal before heading into Crickhowell to sample some of the delicious local food, or marvel at the dramatic castle ruins of Crickhowell Castle. Nearby are the Llangattock Mountains, Blorenge and The Black Mountains, as well as Table Mountain. Head just over 7 miles away to the vibrant town of Abergavenny for the market town experience or its annual food festival.