Treworgan Court Coach House

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Treworgan Court Coach House

Usk

Bedrooms: 1 Sleeps: 2 Bath/Shower Rooms: 1 Toilets: 1

Parking	WIFI	Pub	Woodburner / Open Fire	Walks from the Door
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This cosy self catering cottage was originally the Old Coach House to the nineteenth century Bailiff's House at Kingcoed Wood. Conveniently located only 2 miles from Raglan, 6 miles from Usk and a mere 15 minutes from the Severn Bridge it provides a wonderful country bolt hole for two.

Cosy and Characterful

Treworgan Coach House is a beautiful conversion offering self catering accommodation for two. Oak beams and exposed stonework run throughout the cottage. The ground floor open plan living area incorporates a neat kitchen area with Belfast sink, electric cooker, fridge and freezer, dining table and comfortable leather sofa and armchairs alongside the woodburner and log basket. A relaxing space to watch a DVD or listen to music on the sound system. Door to garden with secluded patio area with table and chairs. The owners have marked out a short footpath leading uphill into woodland where there is a bench from which to enjoy wonderful views and the peace and tranquility of the area.

A spiral staircase leads up to

Bedroom 1: A lovely double bedroom

Bathroom: With a Victorian style claw foot slipper bath, handbasin and toilet.

Useful information

Quality bedlinen and towels are provided

Electric night storage heaters are supplemented by a supply of logs for the woodburner

No pets - by owners choice

Good mobile phone reception

WIFI

Not suitable for children

Washing machine and tumble dryer availble to use at owners property

Recently featured as a great place to spend Christmas on Wales Online

Nearby Places to Eat and Drink - One mile to The Raglan Arms in Llandenny and within easy reach of The Star at Llansoy, The Clytha Arms and Cripple Creek near Raglan.

Scenic Views - Set in seven acres of beautiful Monmouthshire countryside, Treworgan Coach House has a private stone terrace from which to sit and enjoy the lovely meadow views. A BBQ is also provided so you can enjoy dinner while the sun sets.

Walk the Hills - The picturesque area is a joy to walk or cycle - try the circular 'Twyn-y-Sheriff' Walk approximately 3 miles long it starts in nearby Raglan. Alternatively speak to the owner who lives adjoining the holiday cottage - he is a keen walker and will no doubt direct you to footpaths straight from the door. Whilst the Coach House itself doesn't have a washing machine there is access to one in the owners utility room for muddy walking and biking gear.

Explore Welsh Heritage -Treworgan Coach House is only 2 miles from one of Wales most popular Castles. The stately Raglan Castle complete with its sandstone Great Tower and Moat sits in a green park making it a pretty magnificent picnic location, whilst several exhibits explain the castle history. Close by is also Abergavenny Castle and museum and the Norman Castle at Usk where there are very special 'Fairy Trails'. Usk also boasts a small Museum of Rural Life.

-Treworgan Coach House is only 2 miles from one of Wales most popular Castles. The stately Raglan Castle complete with its sandstone Great Tower and Moat sits in a green park making it a pretty magnificent picnic location, whilst several exhibits explain the castle history. Close by is also Abergavenny Castle and museum and the Norman Castle at Usk where there are very special 'Fairy Trails'. Usk also boasts a small Museum of Rural Life.

Flowering Glory - If visiting the Castle doesn't appeal there is another reason to visit Usk. In the summer months the town becomes a riot of colour - Usk has been a winner in Wales in Bloom since 1982 and everywhere is adorned with baskets, tubs and window boxes. Be sure to walk off the beaten track as even the smallest gardens make a big contribution.

Treworgan Court Coach house is a holiday cottage full of charm in a quiet location yet with good road links back to the M4 and M5 motorway network. Local village pubs and hotels offer good food and there is an abundance of superb locally produced food available at Farm Shops and markets. The cosy accommodation is an ideal base from which to explore the surrounding are - that is if you can drag yourself away from the log burning fire.

If you would like to speak to someone who has visited this property please ask for: Elizabeth or Carolyn

Facility Checklist

Microwave
Washing machine
Bath
Wi-Fi
BBQ
Tumble dryer

Spectacular mountain scenery, a bustling market town and foods galore – Abergavenny has all the ingredients for a great holiday. Abergavenny is famed for its annual Food Festival, but you can enjoy fantastic food here all year round. For a special occasion, try The Hardwick, The Angel, The Skirrid or The Walnut Tree. Abergavenny is a great base for fantastic walking, mountain biking and road biking in the Black Mountains and Brecon Beacons. It's easy to reach (just half an hour from the Severn Bridge) and great for a car-less holiday, with a railway station and a good bus service. For more information have a look at Abergavenny's Tourist Information Centre website. Read more about Abergavenny