Monmouthshire Self Catering Cottage near Chepstow Wye Valley, Chepstow holiday cottage

Welcome to our Cottage in the Wye Valley   

The detached 2 bedroomed cottage with splendid views from virtually every window lies across a gravelled courtyard from the owners property but is completely private. Centrally heated, carpeted throughout and with period furniture it has a lovely comfortable homely feeling.  The delightful cottage garden filled with old fashioned flowers and roses and a south patio facing is a great place to relax, have a drink or perhaps a barbecue. A fully equipped separate kitchen has all modern conveniences and a small breakfast table. The kitchen window overlooks the bird feeding area and binoculars are provided to enjoy all the wildlife that visits. The lounge is spacious, 32' tv, dvd/ CD player and has a traditional wood-burning stove making it particularly cosy in Winter. Two bedrooms, one double and the other single, both with plenty of space for  a comfortable put you up for a 4th person to allow flexible sleeping arrangments. Bathroom with bath and overhead shower. There is storage for bikes and off road parking for 2 vehicles and an outside tap to wash those muddy boots, paws or bikes etc.
Pets are welcome and it is excellent dog walking country with many woods where they can be let off their leads.

Location

Three local pubs all serving food are within a mile of the property and two allow dogs inside. Chepstow is a lively town that has most amenities and a regular farmers market. The  location is ideal for exploring the Wye Valley, Vale of Usk, Forest of Dean and Black mountains. With easy access to the M4 and M5 both Cardiff and Bristol are less than 45 minutes by car. A wealth of local attractions and activities include Racing at Chepstow, diving at the National Diving Centre,  numerous golf courses including the Celtic Manor host to Ryder Cup 2010 25 minutes away. Walking anywhere in Monmouthshire is a delight and there is always the challenges of Offa's Dyke and Wye Valley Walk which are a short distance away. If wishing to do a linear walk then transport can be arranged by prior arrangment for collection from start/finish points. Maps and local walking guides are available to borrow on request. For those interested in history, then the castles of Chepstow, Caldicot and Raglan will not disappoint and the beautiful Tintern Abbey beloved by Wordsworth are all situated in the area. The list of things and activities to do is endless. Monmouthshire is renowned as the food capital of Wales, 2 Michelin star restaurants and Abergavenny Food festival in September is regarded as one of the best there is.

No-one should ever be bored in Monmouthshire it is a gem of a place to stay whatever you are doing, so come along, we are really looking forward to meeting you.