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Granton House is an attractive period house in a peaceful location offering superb bed and breakfast accommodation in the Wye Valley.
The secluded south-facing garden has uninterrupted stunning views of Coppet Hill which is a nature reserve and has interesting flora and fauna with many footpaths. From here one can see the Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains beyond, whilst listening to the buzzards flying overhead and possibly spotting a Peregrine falcon that nests at Symonds Yat. The house is within walking distance of the meandering river Wye and the famous Wye Valley Walk. Joshua Cristall, a famous Victorian water colour artist, once lived here and the area continues to be a magnet for artists. Fishing and hiring canoes can be booked locally as can horse riding, golf and tennis.
Goodrich village boasts its own Castle that was the last to fall to Oliver Cromwell. There are two excellent pubs serving good food and a village post office and general store.
Granton House is a special place to stay offering superior en-suite accommodation. The 3 bedrooms are beautifully furnished with antiques and comfortable beds made up with fine Egyptian cotton. Fluffy white towels, fresh flowers and many thoughtful extras are provided to make your stay special. There is tea and coffee- making facilities and a TV and radio in each bedroom. In the evenings, guests can relax in front of log fires in the guest lounge or in the garden. The beamed dining room with French doors overlooks the garden and is where delicious breakfasts are served using homemade bread, muesli, preserves and locally produced Gloucester Old Spot bacon and sausages. Free range eggs come from the farm in the village. Vegetarian options are also available.
Monmouth, Ross-on-Wye, Hay-on-Wye, Forest of Dean, Chepstow, Hereford, Gloucester, Welsh Borders, Cardiff and the Cotswolds are all worth visiting.
Granton House is an attractive period house in a peaceful location offering superb bed and breakfast accommodation in the Wye Valley.
The secluded south-facing garden has uninterrupted stunning views of Coppet Hill which is a nature reserve and has interesting flora and fauna with many footpaths. From here one can see the Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains beyond, whilst listening to the buzzards flying overhead and possibly spotting a Peregrine falcon that nests at Symonds Yat. The house is within walking distance of the meandering river Wye and the famous Wye Valley Walk. Joshua Cristall, a famous Victorian water colour artist, once lived here and the area continues to be a magnet for artists. Fishing and hiring canoes can be booked locally as can horse riding, golf and tennis.
Goodrich village boasts its own Castle that was the last to fall to Oliver Cromwell. There are two excellent pubs serving good food and a village post office and general store.
Granton House is a special place to stay offering superior en-suite accommodation. The 3 bedrooms are beautifully furnished with antiques and comfortable beds made up with fine Egyptian cotton. Fluffy white towels, fresh flowers and many thoughtful extras are provided to make your stay special. There is tea and coffee- making facilities and a TV and radio in each bedroom. In the evenings, guests can relax in front of log fires in the guest lounge or in the garden. The beamed dining room with French doors overlooks the garden and is where delicious breakfasts are served using homemade bread, muesli, preserves and locally produced Gloucester Old Spot bacon and sausages. Free range eggs come from the farm in the village. Vegetarian options are also available.
Monmouth, Ross-on-Wye, Hay-on-Wye, Forest of Dean, Chepstow, Hereford, Gloucester, Welsh Borders, Cardiff and the Cotswolds are all worth visiting.
Granton House is an attractive period house in a peaceful location offering superb bed and breakfast accommodation in the Wye Valley.
The secluded south-facing garden has uninterrupted stunning views of Coppet Hill which is a nature reserve and has interesting flora and fauna with many footpaths. From here one can see the Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains beyond, whilst listening to the buzzards flying overhead and possibly spotting a Peregrine falcon that nests at Symonds Yat. The house is within walking distance of the meandering river Wye and the famous Wye Valley Walk. Joshua Cristall, a famous Victorian water colour artist, once lived here and the area continues to be a magnet for artists. Fishing and hiring canoes can be booked locally as can horse riding, golf and tennis.
Goodrich village boasts its own Castle that was the last to fall to Oliver Cromwell. There are two excellent pubs serving good food and a village post office and general store.
Granton House is a special place to stay offering superior en-suite accommodation. The 3 bedrooms are beautifully furnished with antiques and comfortable beds made up with fine Egyptian cotton. Fluffy white towels, fresh flowers and many thoughtful extras are provided to make your stay special. There is tea and coffee- making facilities and a TV and radio in each bedroom. In the evenings, guests can relax in front of log fires in the guest lounge or in the garden. The beamed dining room with French doors overlooks the garden and is where delicious breakfasts are served using homemade bread, muesli, preserves and locally produced Gloucester Old Spot bacon and sausages. Free range eggs come from the farm in the village. Vegetarian options are also available.
Monmouth, Ross-on-Wye, Hay-on-Wye, Forest of Dean, Chepstow, Hereford, Gloucester, Welsh Borders, Cardiff and the Cotswolds are all worth visiting.
Granton House is an attractive period house in a peaceful location offering superb bed and breakfast accommodation in the Wye Valley.
The secluded south-facing garden has uninterrupted stunning views of Coppet Hill which is a nature reserve and has interesting flora and fauna with many footpaths. From here one can see the Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains beyond, whilst listening to the buzzards flying overhead and possibly spotting a Peregrine falcon that nests at Symonds Yat. The house is within walking distance of the meandering river Wye and the famous Wye Valley Walk. Joshua Cristall, a famous Victorian water colour artist, once lived here and the area continues to be a magnet for artists. Fishing and hiring canoes can be booked locally as can horse riding, golf and tennis.
Goodrich village boasts its own Castle that was the last to fall to Oliver Cromwell. There are two excellent pubs serving good food and a village post office and general store.
Granton House is a special place to stay offering superior en-suite accommodation. The 3 bedrooms are beautifully furnished with antiques and comfortable beds made up with fine Egyptian cotton. Fluffy white towels, fresh flowers and many thoughtful extras are provided to make your stay special. There is tea and coffee- making facilities and a TV and radio in each bedroom. In the evenings, guests can relax in front of log fires in the guest lounge or in the garden. The beamed dining room with French doors overlooks the garden and is where delicious breakfasts are served using homemade bread, muesli, preserves and locally produced Gloucester Old Spot bacon and sausages. Free range eggs come from the farm in the village. Vegetarian options are also available.
Monmouth, Ross-on-Wye, Hay-on-Wye, Forest of Dean, Chepstow, Hereford, Gloucester, Welsh Borders, Cardiff and the Cotswolds are all worth visiting.
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