Arrive at this riverside cottage in the rolling Monmouthshire countryside and tuck into the tasty welcome pack left by the owner. Venture into the Brecon Beacons National Park with ease and spend your days exploring before returning home to cosy up by the wood burner. Sleeping four over two bedrooms, this abode is perfect for small families with children or for couples and a pup.
Step up and inside this waterside bolthole with its gorgeous stone exterior and find yourself in the tranquil open-plan living space. The large corner sofa invites you to sit and relax in front of the wood burner and the TV/DVD. The kitchen area is through an open arch and has a breakfast bar where you can sit in the mornings, whilst the dining table which shares the open-plan space is great for date nights and family meals. After diner, play board games from the selection provided or spend time on the enclosed patio and light the firepit; during summer, enjoy BBQs and sundowners here. Upstairs, the master king-size bedroom is brilliantly spacious whilst the twin is perfect for younger guests. Both bedrooms share the ground-floor family bathroom with shower over the bath. There is off-road parking for two cars and bike storage.
Head out for adventurous days and make the 7.5-mile trip to Abergavenny where you can eat out, and access the Blorenge, Skirrid and Sugar Loaf mountains. Travel further into the Brecon Beacons National Park to Crickhowell (13.5 miles) and ascend Table Mountain for breathtaking views and tuck into tasty treats at an eatery. The heart of the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is 22 miles from your door and the Forest of Dean is 24 miles so you can spend days exploring to your heart’s content.