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A hidden gem annexe in the heart of the beautiful Forest of Dean and Wye Valley. A short distance from all amenities, forest walks and sightseeing. Private entrance separate to house with ample safe gated parking. A cosy gas centrally heated area with a double bed and kitchen facilities with separate shower room. The area is very quiet next to open fields and golf course. There is secure facilities for cycles if required.

Beautiful Forest of Dean 2 miles from Symonds Yat and 1 mile from Speech House with forest walks surrounding all of area. 5 miles from Wye Valley with breathtaking views and excellent cycle tracks. in the centre of Monmouthshire, Herefordshire and Gloucestershire.

The guest house has its own super king bed, sofa, sauna, shower and WC. You are free to use the shared garden as you please; if you wish to have a BBQ just let us know so we can arrange our plans around you.

Celtic Manor Golf Course and Resort - 5 mins away Llanwern Golf Course (Hidden Gem!!) - 2 mins away Spytty Retail Park (Big Tesco, M & S, etc) - 5 mins away Milton Hotel - 1 min away - Great for Breakfast and Dinner Breacon Beacons - best place in Wales in the summer! - 40 mins away Caerleon - lovely hotel called the Priory which has lovely food, Roman ruins, lots of pubs, etc - 10 mins away The Old Barn - tapas near Caerleon - 10 mins away Walks up in the Wye Valley - 30 mins away Southerndown beach - 1 hour away but lovely beach Cardiff and Newport centres for shopping - 30 and 15 mins away respectively

Beautiful, light and spacious this one bedroom apartment has views over the Severn estuary and is furnished to a high standard. Located next door to award winning farm shop and café, you can stroll over for breakfast, enjoy a lunch by the fire or grab a coffee to go. If you enjoy cooking it has lots of local produce on sale in the shop. It's a home from home at Hanley. Set in idyllic countryside but with easy links.

Situated on the first floor Hanley has gorgeous views over the Severn estuary and surrounding Countryside. Located next door to Hanley Farm shop an award winning farm shop and café perfect for breakfast, Lunch or getting some supplies in. The rooms are big and spacious here as you can expect from an old farmhouse. There is on site parking with space for 2 cars. Free Wi-Fi. One well behaved large dog (or 2 small dogs) allowed by prior arrangement. £10 per pet per night. Beautiful renovated apartment in a 18th century farmhouse. Peaceful location near to award winning "Small Farm Shop of the Year 2016/17 & Sunday Telegraph best 25 farm shops in the UK " which is perfect for a morning coffee, breakfast, lunch, Coffee & cake in the afternoon or getting supplies in. Light and airy rooms with lovely views, old fireplaces and other original features include high ceilings and big windows, lots of charm and furnished to a high standard with oak furniture. Main communal hallway takes you into the apartment hallway, which leads into the kitchen and living area which has a flatscreen TV & DVD player, a big corner sofa and a squishy arm chair to sink into. The well equipped kitchen area has a round oak table which looks out onto the Severn estuary, a perfect place to eat and soak up the view. The kitchen contains an electric hob, oven, fridge with freezer box and a washing machine. The hallway also leads into the bathroom with a lovely slate floor and fire place (decorative only) there is a bath with shower over it and a electric towel rail, toilet and basin. The bedroom is a lovely light room with a very comfortable oak king size bed, two bedside tables and a big chest of drawers with a mirror, travel cot also available and plenty of room in the bedroom to put it. There is also one single campbed available if needed suitable for a child. This could be set up in the lounge or bedroom. Bottom sheet only supplied with this. Hanley will suit everyones needs with its light airy spaces, fabulous views and it's old house charm.

Rural location but with great links to forest of Dean. Wye Valley, Bristol, Cheltenham, Cardiff and Gloucester. 3 miles from Chepstow and less than a mile to the national activity and diving center. Lydney is 6 miles away. Tintern is 15 minutes away with the beautiful Abbey and Old Mill. We also have a driving range a two minute walk away. Great links to Forest of Dean, wye Valley, Bristol (20minutes) Gloucester (30 minutes) Cheltenham (40 minutes) Bath (40 minutes) Cardiff(40 minutes) and London (90minutes) One mile away from the national activity and diving centre, a short walk from Liam bond Golf Academy. 2 miles from Chepstow. 6 miles from Lydney. 9 miles to Tintern.

Welcome to my home! Close to attractions, shops, parks, pubs & restaurants. Views across River Wye & Severn Bridge. You’ll love my place because of the location. Good for solo adventurers, walkers, cyclists, bikers & business travelers. Near to Chepstow town centre & includes free parking, garage & garden. Chepstow is an excellent location at the start of both the Welsh Coastal Path & Offa's Dyke. Many attractions including Castle, Racecourse, NDAC, Tintern, Wye Valley & Forest of Dean.

You will find my home a clean & quiet respite from anything you want to experience in beautiful Chepstow & Wye Valley! Fully modernised with gas central heating, fully fitted kitchen, Samsung 40-inch Widescreen Full HD 1080p Smart 3D LED TV, Netflix, Playstation 4, plus games. All essentials included; blankets, sheets, towels, soap, hairdryer, etc. The bungalow is located 1km from the town centre. My place is located on the Offa’s Dyke Footpath, providing outstanding views, very scenic & close to plenty of attractions. My place is close to shops, parks, pubs & restaurants. My home is very accessible, within walking distance of Chepstow town centre (approx. 15 min walk). There are public buses which stop very close to property (approx. 50 metres away). Close to motorways - quick access to Cardiff, Bristol, Bath, Gloucester & Newport. Train Station & National Express Bus Station in town centre to enable easy access nationwide. Things to do & see around Chepstow; - Chepstow Castle - Tintern Abbey - Chepstow Racecourse - National Diving & Activity Centre - Severn Bridge & Old Wye Bridge - Chepstow Museum - Eagle's Nest & Devil's Pulpit - Kingstone Brewery - Forest of Dean (Puzzlewood, Clearwell Caves, Perrygrove Railway & Dean Forest Railway, Sculpture Trail, Go Ape, Symond's Yat Rock, Dean Heritage Centre, Goodrich Castle, Adventure Golf, Cannop Cycle Centre & Family Cycle Trail, The Kymin, Beechenhurst Lodge & much more!) - Offa's Dyke, Welsh Coastal Path & Wye Valley Walk - Celtic Manor - St. Pierre Golf & Spa - Dewstow Golf Club - Brecon Beacons - David Broome Event Centre - Wye Valley Cruises & Canoes - Severn Bore - Krazy Golf Lydney, Taurus Crafts & Bathurst Pool - Caldicot Castle - Gloucester Cathedral & Docks Chepstow is a historical town located in the Wye Valley - Ideal for adventure & leisure holidays, the night life is also very lively, with live music, horse racing, rugby at Cardiff (30 min train journey) - Many options that will ensure any age group would enjoy!

Very friendly & quiet neighbourhood. The village of Tutshill was the childhood home for famous Author JK Rowling. She attended Tutshill Church of England Primary School before moving on at the age of eleven to the nearby Wyedean School in Sedbury. Her childhood home, Church Cottage, a mid-19th century Gothic-style Grade II listed building designed by the architect Henry Woodyer, was put up for sale in 2011. The character Severus Snape in the Harry Potter books was partly based on Sylvia Morgan, a teacher at her primary school, and on one of her teachers at Wyedean School, John Nettleship. In the book Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, a passage is set in the Forest of Dean, where Harry, Hermione and Ron are camping & discover the Sword of Gryffindor where it has been hidden by Snape. Tutshill is also the home of a fictional professional Quidditch team operating within the Harry Potter universe. The Tutshill Tornados are one of thirteen fictional Quidditch teams that play in the professional Quidditch League of Britain and Ireland that was established in 1674. The team players wear sky-blue robes emblazoned with a double "T" in dark blue on the chest & back. In the early 20th century the fictional team set a British and Irish record by winning the League Cup five times in a row.

Caldicwtch is a new, modern Apartment, set in a quiet cul de sac, overlooking a green. This light & homely, uniquely designed space has everything you need for a relaxing stay. Kitchen & Living/Dining area is open plan with Sofa Bed. We have a private Bathroom & Mezzanine level with Double bed. Private off road parking. Within walking distance of Caldicot Castle, local amenities & Pubs. A short drive from M4, Chepstow, Newport, St Pierre & David Broom's centre.

Tea & Coffee are provided. 2 Smart TVs with use of Netflix and Wi-Fi Fogarty Allergy Free Duvet and Pillows, John Lewis mattress and Bedding.

Village shops, restaurants, takeaways and pubs are all walkable. We are a short walk to Caldicot Castle and Country Park. Local Attractions: 0.9 mile to Caldicot Castle, 1 mile from Dewstow Gardens, short distance from Magor Marsh Nature preserve, Chepstow Castle, Wye Valley Archery, Chepstow Diving Centre, Offa's Dyke, 18 minutes drive to Tintern Abbey and Wye Valley, area of outstanding beauty. Caldicot is a small town close to the M4 & M5 motorways so in easy reach of many locations.

Perfectly situated to explore all the Wye Valley and Forest of Dean has to offer, The Apple Loft is an idyllic getaway popular with honeymooners, walkers, cyclists and those just wishing to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. With panoramic views across Mork Valley, guests can walk our grassy tracks, explore the old lime kilns, picnic in our fields, say ‘hello’ to the pet sheep and enjoy the sights and sounds of nature, stars and sunsets in this magical and relaxing retreat.

Combining period features with modern quirkiness and bespoke craftsmanship, the newly refurbished Apple Loft is a detached self-catering cottage for two with original oak beams, vaulted ceiling, stone walls and a feature arched window with spectacular views. Situated in the grounds of the owners 13th century Grade 2 listed farmhouse, located above an ancient cider press and at the end of a historical stone barn, 10 external stone steps lead to the front door, giving entrance to an open plan living, dining, kitchen area and bathroom with bath, shower, sink and WC. A unique internal staircase leads to the quirky mezzanine bedroom with low level king size bed. This high spec and comfortable conversion complete with oil central heating and real flame electric fire, includes an electric cooker with ceramic hob, microwave, under counter fridge with small freezer compartment, kettle, toaster, coffee maker and tv/ dvd player. Outside, the stone archway leads to a patio area complete with pergola and comfortable garden furniture so you can dine al fresco or relax with your favourite drink as you watch the sun go down! Beyond the patio is a newly landscaped teardrop garden area complete with fire pit, stream and bridge made from reclaimed sleepers which provides guests with their own personal access to our 40 acres of private countryside. Underneath the loft, guests may use the cider press area as a welly room and for lockable bike storage. A hose for cleaning muddy tyres or boots is located in the fire pit wood store and a free drying service for clothes in the main house if the weather is unpredictable. There is also ample parking outside. A complimentary basket of wood, kindling and fire lighters is provided for your first fire in the fire pit. After which you can purchase a secondary basket for £5 or you are more than welcome to bring to your own. This boutique property is one of two listings spaced well away from each other (see also our Set in 40 Acres of Private Countryside in AONB or click on our profile to view our other cottage) and is set within the grounds of the owners farmhouse. The former granny annexe which overlooks the fire pit and lawn area is kept empty to ensure that guests privacy is maintained at all times. From this tranquil setting guests can explore the Royal Forest of Dean, enjoyable in all seasons, and the Lower Wye Valley, the magnificent borderland between England and Wales. The River Wye and Offas Dyke is 2 miles down the road and all the attractions of the Forest of Dean are within a 10 minute drive. Clearwell Caves, Puzzle Wood - a popular location for the ‘Dr Who’ series, the historic villages of St Briavels, with its ancient moated castle, and Tintern, renowned for its impressive Abbey are a short drive away.

With panoramic views across Mork Valley located between the tiny hamlets of Stowe and Mork, The Apple Loft is perfectly situated to explore all the Wye Valley and Forest of Dean has to offer. The River Wye and Offas Dyke are situated 1.8 miles down the road (also accessible via crossing our land then follow the secluded paths and yellow footpath signs to drop you straight down into Cadora woods to pick up the trail - so no need to even step out onto the road once) plus all the attractions of the Forest of Dean are within a 10 minute drive (see our guidebook for further info for attractions/what’s on/places to eat etc).

It's a home away from home. We hope you'll feel cosy, comfortable and refreshed. The place is a brand new building, which feels light and airy. The Bathroom is downstairs, and the bedroom/ living space is upstairs. Parking is available in front of the property. Nearby: Rolls Royce, Air Bus, MOD, EE

The price reflects the fact that the accommodation not only has ample sleeping/living space but also has a fully functioning kitchenette and is value when compared to surrounding accommodation providers. A fridge and Microwave combination oven are also available for use, as is a kettle and toaster (& iron/ironing board). If you are staying for a few weeks, you're welcomed to use the washer and dryer in house.

We have a large park only 2 mins walk away, which is perfect for a morning jog or just to stretch your legs. Lots of shopping possibilities such as Tesco Express, Co-op, Sainsburys and some reasonable Chinese and Indian takeaways, not to mention the traditional Fish & Chips.

A cottage style end of terrace property, a little out of the city but with good bus routes - travel time 30-45 minutes to city centre - the area is semi-rural NB: Restrictions re Covid-19 are changing - I cannot offer holiday accommodation but if you need to stay to go to work I can ensure social distancing to keep everyone safe

Small cul-de-sac location with plenty of parking There is traffic noise, particularly when windows are open in warm weather

The property benefits from being in a small cul de sac Only 6 miles from the city centre whilst being in the countryside Close to bus and train links There are several supermarkets 5-10 mins away by car If you are walking closest shop is approx 10-15 mins almost opposite Beckspool Road bus stop (road is signposted golf club)

Self-contained bright double bedroom with shower room. Access to the space is through a workshop/boot room perfect for storing bikes, diving equipment, paddle boards, golf clubs etc. We are located just off the Offa’s Dyke Path and a 5 minute drive to the National Diving Centre with the Forest of Dean and the Wye Valley in the surrounding area. Chepstow’s historic town centre and train station is a 15-20 minute walk away.

The guest area is clean and modern with WiFi and freeview TV. As it’s a self-contained space, tea and coffee facilities have been provided. You have access to our enclosed garden but please note we have a very friendly golden retriever who may want to say hello. We can offer off road parking on our drive by prior arrangement.

Charming spacious open-plan Studio in the heart of Monmouthshire. Perfect location for accessing the Wye Valley, Vale of Usk, Cardiff and Bristol. Lovely pub nearby. The outstanding 4-star living accommodation is open-plan with a fitted kitchen area, and a loft-style mezzanine bedroom level. Just drop us a message to get a link to our full 3D walk-through of the property.

The Studio benefits from a wooden floor and large-scale custom made and double-glazed timber framed windows and is decorated in muted Farrow & Ball greens and creams. Furnishing is in a modern country style. We have also fitted a modern and clean luxury kitchen and shower room with all new appliances, which will hopefully make your stay as comfortable as possible. The Studio is equipped with a flat screen Freeview television / DVD player (with iPod / MP3 connectivity) and a CD player / radio. There is a gas 'coal flame' stove to supplement the central heating and make for cosy nights in during winter. A tiled internal entrance porch makes a good place to shed muddy boots and to hang coats. There is also a small patio area with a beautiful view of the church and the centre of the village. There is ample space to store bikes or golf clubs, either in the entrance porch (or we can provide additional space should it be required). All bed linen, towels, gas, electricity and use of Studio washing machine are included. WiFi is free too and 20+mbps. The Studio is annexed to our family home but with its own private entrance so you can have as much privacy as you like but with the comfort that we are just next door if you need any help or recommendations. There is ample free parking on the road outside the Studio. The Studio is strictly no smoking. Cyclists? We have room for bike storage too!

The Studio is surrounded by beautiful countryside, particularly popular with walkers and cyclists. The pretty stone-built village of Shirenewton is a excellent centre for exploring the Wye and Usk valleys, the Brecon Beacons and the Forest of Dean. Although we are only 5 miles from the Severn Bridge (with fantastic access to Bristol and Cardiff) you will find that we are well and truly in the country with the advantages of a thriving village with three pubs (including a gastro pub less than 50 metres walk away and another that serves very good home-cooked food). Keen walkers will find several easy walks mapped from the house and we have equipped The Studio with maps and guides books to the surrounding area. Cyclists will find the area very rewarding, both for road cycling and mountain biking in nearby Wentwood. Golfers will find the famous St Pierre course 4 miles away and the 2010 Ryder Cup venue Celtic Manor 11 miles away. We can also arrange for tennis players to use the members’ village tennis court. Chepstow Racecourse is less than 4 miles away. If you love castles you will also love Monmouthshire! There is a lot more information on the village and the surrounding area available on the Shirenewton Village website.

Modernised cottage located in central Chepsow - Many local attractions, excellent restaurants, pubs, walking & bike routes around the Wye Valley Go to the link for places to eat https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Restaurants-g190753-Chepstow_Monmouthshire_South_Wales_Wales.html

Fully modernised with gas central heating, fully fitted kitchen, Plasma screen large TVs, XBOX and recently fully decorated - All essentials i.e. Blankets, sheets, towels, etc. All provided - The cottage is 200 yards from the town centre and all restaurants and pubs are withing a short walk as well as Chepstow Castle and Chepstow race course Chepstow is located near to 2 golf resorts that both offer many services: Check out the Celtic Manor Resort (hosted the 2010 Ryder cup) https://www.celtic-manor.com/index.aspx and St Pierre http://www.marriottgolf.co.uk/club/st-pierre

The cottage is in a quiet cul-de-sac within the historical town centre. The cottage is a Mews house that has been separated into 2 dwellings. The cottage has a large and modern kitchen-Dinner, generous size bedrooms, bathroom and a separate lounge which has a sofa bed to allow 4 people to sleep - Lounge has also got a large plasma TV and XBOX

Carpenters Cottage is a quaint cosy one bedroom cottage at the bottom of Chepstow Town. It’s 2 minutes walk to the castle, town centre or the pubs on the river wye. The cottage is fully equipped with all your necessities for a wonderful home from home stay. Recently completely refurbished to a high standard it offers comfort, style and privacy with a 4* luxury finish. We hope you enjoy your stay and want to come again.

A cottage style end of terrace property, a little out of the city but with good bus routes - travel time 30-45 minutes to city centre - the area is semi-rural NB: Current restrictions re Covid-19 are beginning to change - I cannot offer holiday accommodation but if you need to stay in order to work I am able to ensure social distancing to ensure everyone is safe

The property benefits from being only 6 miles to the city centre whilst also being in a semi-rural location There is a second room that can also be rented (as a separate booking) enabling a group of up to 5 people to stay

Hambrook is a small series of hamlets just outside the city The area benefits from being only 6 miles from the city centre but at the same time giving you a feel of the countryside There are a number of supermarkets around 5-10 mins away by car If you are walking the closest shop is 10-15 mins almost opposite Beckspool Road bus stop (road is signposted golf club)

Just 2 miles from M4 Junction 23a. Ideal for Newport, Cardiff and Bristol. A well presented self-contained living space offering private entrance, private kitchen, living room, bathroom, double and adjoining single bedroom. Located in rural Monmouthshire and on Severnside cycle routes. Close to Broom Horse riding Centre, Tintern Abbey, Chepstow Castle and Celtic Manor golf resort. Easy access to Bristol or Cardiff. One double bed and one single bed. Additionally a travel cot is available.

Suitable for those that require disabled access, offering ramped access from the outside and accessible wet-room. Although close enough to the M4 to be on your way to Bristol, Newport or Cardiff in 5 minutes, the Annex is situated on a rural lane giving access to bicycle routes across the Severnside plains to the edge of the River Severn. The Magor Marsh Wildlife Reserve is just 1.5 miles away and RSPB Newport Wetlands Nature Reserve is just 20 minutes away. The Annex is set up as an ideal space for a couple to spend a relaxing holiday. But as there is also the room to accommodate family groups comfortably for shorter breaks we have provided (in addition to the main double bed), a single bed in a separate room off the main double bedroom. We have included a floor plan in the listing to help you visualize how the space will best work for you and your group. We will clarify with you after you book exactly what is best for your group and will make arrangements accordingly. A small extra charge may be made for the extra laundry related to extra bedding but that can be handled through the AirBNB platform very simply.

Undy is a rural quiet rural village in Monmouthshire. It is close to the M4 and to mainline train services. It is perfect for those enjoying walking, cycling, horse riding (Broom Event Centre within 6 miles) and generally enjoying the South Wales coast and the events in Bristol and Cardiff.

Close to town centre in quiet cul de sac with off road parking.

Central location, close to castle and racecourse as well as all the shops, bars & restaurants Chepstow has to offer. 2 minutes walk from Chepstow bus station & 10 minutes from the train. A 15 minute drive from Tintern in the beautiful Wye Valley, 30 minutes to Monmouth or the heart of the Forest of Dean. A great base for lots of stunning walks including Offa's Dyke and the Wye Valley Walk. The National Diving Centre is 5 minutes away by car. Comfortable double bed in a cosy, modern house in a quiet cul de sac with private bathroom and use of kitchen. Safe, secure off road parking & secure storage for bikes. Free WiFi.

In the heart of Chepstow, close to lots of great pubs, bars & restaurants but in a quiet cul de sac with private parking. Within easy reach, by car or public transport, of Tintern Abbey & the stunning Wye Valley. St Pierre Golf Club & hotel is a 10 minute drive away.

Modern light and airy maisonette with small private garden. Large bedroom with double bed , additional sleeping on double sofa bed which is very comfortable. Located 1 mile from Thornbury High Street/Supermarkets/Pubs and restaurants/Gym. 5 miles from Aztec West and Motorway (M4/M5 interchange) Quiet location in a cul de sac, parking for one car. You will have the entire flat to yourself with use of fully equipped kitchen, wifi, Netflix and BT TV. Please leave the flat clean and tidy.

There is a lovely little Pub (The Anchor Inn) just a 5 minute walk from the flat, serves great food and gin! Quite and peaceful location on the edge of the Cotswold Way yet close enough to the motorway for a spot of shopping at either Cabot Circus or the Mall at Cribbs.

This is a new Development a few minutes walk from the lovely High Street where you will find fabulous coffee shops and restaurants. Check out Hawkes House and The Royal George for great food or the Anchor Inn is even closer and can be reached via footpath through the woods. Cribbs Causeway is 15 mins drive. Great Chinese near to Aldi

Calm, spacious room with bed, to suit 1 or 2 people Large family bathroom + downstairs cloakroom. Breakfast included. Large, friendly shared space downstairs. Garden. Free on street parking. J18 M5 is 5 mins away. Close to M4/M5 junction. 3 min walk from Avonmouth train station (15 mins to central Bristol). Local bus, Local Park and Ride, train, drive, or Uber into Bristol 20-30 mins. Aztec West, Cribbs Causeway, Portishead and Clevedon 15-20 mins. Airport 25 mins drive or 2 buses.

You will be welcomed into a surprisingly spacious house. Each room has a modern, uncluttered, relaxing feel with colourful homely touches. This first floor bedroom is ideal for one or a couple. It is next to the bathroom. Upstairs are two more bedrooms on another listing for 1-4 people. 5 max in the house. The bedroom has a modern 'day bed' which is a large (200cm long) single with 2 mattresses. Guests have found it very comfortable. Can convert to a kingsize . Guests will often get exclusive use of the bathroom at key times. The large bedroom has a bed with a warm duvet, a tall chest of drawers, a chair and a bedside table with a bedside lamp and reading lamps, and wall hooks with hangers. There is a black out blind and a daytime screen blind for privacy. A kettle and tea/coffee tray is provided. Spacious, well decorated, calm with a comfy bed. The large family sized bathroom on the first floor has a modern bath, toilet, sink and shower cubicle, plus floor space. The shower has a large square head above or a second smaller adjustable one. There is a non slip mat if needed. Shower gel, shampoo and conditioner supplied as well as towels and other extras. Towels provided. The bathroom will usually be just for guest use at prime times. A second loo downstairs. The house is a family friendly 3 storey, recently fully refurbished, large terraced house with an extended ground floor. Each room has a feeling of privacy with good soundproofing. Shared, family friendly large room with access to the garden. Toys and books available. Guests need to be able to climb spiral stairs.

Avonmouth is 7 miles along the river from Central Bristol. It has very easy quick access to Bristol; 20 minutes to drive, or 15 mins on the railway for just £2 return to Clifton Down or half an hour from Temple Meads station. Uber, taxis 20 mins to Bristol. Bus stops near the house for rides to the Centre and Broadmead. 5 mins drive to get onto the M5 and M49. 10 mins to M4. NB. There is no access to sea or views of it from Avonmouth. It is near the cruise ships and the docks. Portishead and Clevedon, about 20 mins by car all have good views of the sea. Buying food locally..the High Street has a small Co-op supermarket. There are several take aways within 3 minutes walk of the house (Chinese, Fish and chips, Indian and Pizza) and others a bit further away will deliver to the house. Use justeat.co.uk. Coming by train, there is a big Sainsbury, local food shops and many coffee shops and restaurants on Whiteladies Rd, close to Clifton Down Station. Often guests choose to go to Clifton Village to see the famous suspension bridge, then eat at The Thali, or choose to eat at one of the pubs or restaurants there. 20 min drive. Portishead with a Weatherspoons and other restaurants/pubs at the Marina, and Clevedon are options too. There is a well kept park with trees and a children's playground 5 mins walk away from the house. A couple of family friendly pubs in Avonmouth, The Miles Arms, with a big screen, serves some food. A 35 min walk or short drive along the river to The Lamplighter's pub for a good choice of food. A short 10 minute drive to The Priory pub in Portbury with good food. 15 minutes from Cribbs Causeway shopping centre with a big John Lewis and more. A good network of cycle paths around Avonmouth to Bristol, Blaise Castle, Portishead, Clevedon, Chepstow.

Fully furnished holiday cottage with BBQ and separate garden.

Plenty of pubs and restaurants within 3 miles of us . The town's of Abergavenny and Monmouth are only about 7 miles away both of which have cinemas and theatres. There are Castles and Abbeys to visit locally . The town of Bleanavon has a mining museum where you can also go down into the old mines with guided tours. The Brecon Beacons are not far away for those that like to walk there is also the Sugar Loaf and the Black Mountains locally , the walk along the local canal in Abergavenny can also be completed while trying out the canal boat rides for those that prefer it . Coarse fishing can also be catered for locally

Orchard Cottage is situated in the rural location of Penterry, a peaceful Wye Valley hamlet steeped in history, yet within 10 minutes drive of the M4. A hidden sanctuary enjoying glorious, far-reaching views towards the Black Mountains from its prominent hillside position, and being an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, gives easy access to lovely footpaths and bridleways, providing a haven for walkers and birdwatchers. The cottage is extremely comfortable and creates a perfect setting from which to discover the fascinating heritage of this beautiful border countryside. This holiday cottage at a glance Sleeps two guests. One bedroom and one bathroom. Wood burning stove. An unenclosed flagstone sun terrace with lovely views. Parking for two vehicles. One small well behaved dog is welcome (small additional charge). The owner of the property does have dogs, so we kindly ask that your dog is friendly towards others. Minimum of a three night stay. Additional features Ideal for a Romantic Retreat. Bosch conventional/microwave oven with halogen hob, fridge with freezer compartment, small dishwasher. Use of washing machine/tumble dryer. TV, DVD, radio/tape/CD player. Garden furniture and small, charcoal barbecue. Attractions and nearby amenities The attractive historic town of Chepstow is four miles away boasting one of the oldest stone built castles in Britain. Tintern Abbey is two miles away. Further up the river Wye is the interesting border market town of Monmouth and the Royal Forest of Dean. Many award-winning restaurants and pubs are nearby and two first class golf courses are within easy reach, St Pierre (10 minutes) and Celtic Manor (25 minutes).

Oak sleeps 2 and has 1 double bedroom with an en-suite shower room. Oak holiday let has an open plan lounge, dining area and kitchen. The kitchen is fully equipped and includes an oven, hob, microwave, fridge with icebox and washing machine. It also has oil central heating. Bedding and towels provided. Dogs welcome. Enclosed courtyard with seating and BBQ. Located in Bream, the Royal Forest of Dean. There are many attractions including miles of scenic footpaths.

The Parlour, Upper Duffryn is a converted Milking Parlour, adjacent to a working sheep farm. Set in the picturesque Monnow Valley.

Situated on the Welsh, English Border. Our local towns are Abergavenny, Monmouth and Hereford.

We are situated on the outskirts of the beautiful village of Grosmont, which consists of a very friendly pub "The Angel", village shop and post office.

A dog friendly private studio apartment with a king size four poster bed, kitchen, shower room and hot tub. Your own front door, parking space and secluded garden. Dogs welcome and there is a secure field for exercising in. A wild life haven at the end of our farm drive. Dark skies, bird song and peace and quiet. Ideal stop over en-route to somewhere else or a secret hideaway for a romantic break in the beautiful Forest of Dean. Explore the Forest and the Wye Valley or use us as a base.

Did you know you will be staying on a film set? The Bull Pen (a cottage for 9/11 guests) is right next door....it is the home of Ola and Jakob the Swedish plumber from Sex Education 2. !

Bream village is just at the end of the drive, a short walk away there you will find a pub,a social club, a chinese takeaway, a chip shop, two general stores, a chemist, a butcher, a florist, a post office, a library, a hair and beauty parlour and a lovely coffee shop. Plenty of pubs and restaurants in neighbouring villages. Not far from the designated cycling tracks through the forest

Cosy Camping Cabin, in AONB, surrounded by magical woodland, nestled among dry stone walls, situated on the Offas Dyke path and Wye Valley ramble above the River Wye. The cabin has a comfy double bed with clean bedding, log burner with logs, electric, hob, fridge, kitchen utensils. Outdoor dining on the veranda. Basic facilities, separate compost loo and hot shower with towels. No traffic noise or light pollution just birdsong and stars. Come daydream, walk through the woods and along the river.

Perfect for art, as used to be a painters shack, now it’s great for daydreaming, downhill mountain biking, listening to bird song, walking, there are pubs in both directions. Dogs welcome. Breakfast we provide fresh coffee beans for you to grind, teabags, milk, eggs from our hens, flour, fresh lemon and sugar, for you to make your own pancakes. The kitchen has all utensils a hob and a fridge. Fresh clean bedding and towels provided. We leave you a hot water bottle and electric over blanket although it’s likely you won’t need them as the log burner is super toasty, we leave you enough firewood for the stay. Stay 3 nights £115 to hire inflatable private hot tub 40 degrees, right next to your cabin, clean water filled for your use only.

Area of outstanding natural beauty. Between the Royal Forest of Dean and the Wye Valley in the England Wales border. Situated on natural England’s Hudnalls woods. Our driveway is Offas dyke path. And the Wye Valley ramble. We have so many attractions; our favourites are pedal my bike away, taking our canoe on the wye, Puzzlewood, Go ape, Beechenhurst, Perrygrove Railway, Tintern Abby is in walking distance. You could drive to Monmouth or Chepstow or Lydney park.

Relax & escape to our wonderful, brand new guest room with private en-suite. Please visit Caldicwtch to read our guest reviews. We pride ourselves in giving a fantastic customer experience. There are drink making facilities. Please be assured that as well as our 5* sparkling clean reviews (see Caldicwtch) during the Covid-19 outbreak, we have an enhanced cleaning regime with antibacterial cleaning agents. There are 72 hours between guests, for your safety.

Tea & Coffee are provided. 47" Smart TV with use of Netflix and Prime video, YouTube & more. Wi-Fi access. Fogarty Allergy Free Duvet and Pillows, comfortable Ikea mattress and Dunelm Bedding.

Village shops, restaurants, takeaways and pubs are all walkable. We are a short walk to Caldicot Castle and Country Park. Local Attractions: 0.9 mile to Caldicot Castle, 1 mile from Dewstow Gardens, short distance from Magor Marsh Nature preserve, Chepstow Castle, Wye Valley Archery, Chepstow Diving Centre, Offa's Dyke, 18 minutes drive to Tintern Abbey and Wye Valley, area of outstanding beauty. Caldicot is a small town close to the M4 & M5 motorways so in easy reach of many locations.

Pod's Place is a quaint,Grade Two listed little cottage in the historic part of Monmouth (voted best place to live in Wales) and is ideally situated to explore this area. The cottage dates back to the 1600s but has been restored to a very high standard throughout. We welcome pets and there is a safe, walled, courtyard with an outside dining area. We provide a welcome basket with bread, milk, cereals, butter, tea and coffee. Of course toiletries, bed linen and towels are also provided.

Pod's Place is very quirky, and has been lovingly restored. It has a very well appointed separate kitchen, a living room with wood burner, bathroom, two beamed, double bedrooms and one single room (all with wardrobes). We are completely flexible over dates, however there is a minimum stay of two nights ( during holiday periods it increases to 3 days). We have free WiFi, and there is a TV. Central heating is installed throughout the house as well as a charming wood burning. The kitchen, with dishwasher, is fully equipped and has everything you could need including a Nespresso coffee machine, and tea and coffee is always supplied. We provide high quality towels, bed linen and toiletries. There is a washing machine, tumble dryer, iron and ironing board if you should need it. There is always a box of logs next to the wood burner, but if you use any additional bags - please leave £5.00 / bag on the mantelpiece. If you run out of logs give us a ring on 07525399136 and we will drop some down. We welcome dogs and are close to no end of interesting walks (and although dogs are always welcome we ask that they stay downstairs and not on the furniture) . In Monmouth, which is a short, level walk away. there are a number of restaurants and pubs full of character, together with supermarkets and lots of individual little shops, including award winning butchers and an amazing greengrocers. We are ideally positioned for parents visiting children in the Haberdashers schools being right next to the Girls' school and a short walk from the Boys' school.

Nestled in the forest, in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the South facing cabin fronts a footpath that leads out into the beautiful landscape. It is situated within our garden, with its own access so you are free to come and go as you please. It lends itself to quiet activities such as writing or similar. It is very peaceful and ideal for a quiet retreat from city life and an escape into nature. The main attraction is walking and/or mountain biking.

The cabin is compact with a kitchenette for food preparation. With fridge combi oven/microwave, gas hob and cooking pots, utensils etc. A shower room with basin toilet and shower cubicle. The rest of the space is open for the sleeping area and sitting area. There is a standard double bed. Two easy chairs. There is a fold-out table for dining and two stools. An efficient wood burning stove will keep you warm in winter.

My house is close to the castle, the start of the Wye Valley Walk & Offa’s Dyke & the coastal footpath, & a 10 minute drive to Tintern Abbey, the wonderful Wye Valley & the Forest of Dean. Chepstow town has a fortnightly Sunday market during the summer months & some lovely little shops as well as great pubs, bars & restaurants. The racecourse is just a 10 minute walk away & St Pierre Golf Club & hotel 10 minutes by car.

Bright, clean, cosy, quiet double room in modern house within easy walking distance of Chepstow town centre, with its shops, pubs & restaurants, as well as Offa's Dyke & the Wye Valley Walk. 5 minutes from the castle, 2 minutes from the bus station & 10 minutes from the train station. Free, off road parking & WiFi. Private bathroom with bath & shower, use of kitchen, including tea/coffee, off road parking & secure bike storage. A 10 minute drive to Tintern & the beautiful Wye Valley or the Forest of Dean and 5 to the National Diving & Activity Centre.

In a quiet cul de sac but in central Chepstow with great shops, pubs & restaurants and M & S food 2 minutes away! Easy access to the stunning Wye Valley, the racecourse, Tintern, Offa's Dyke & the Wye Valley Walk.

Situated in the beautiful Forest of Dean, on the edge of the Wye Valley and just a couple of miles from the Welsh border, our town house provides a great base for exploring this lush, wooded region. Located in the historic market town of Coleford, it's also conveniently placed for shops, pubs and eateries. Our family lives in the main part of the house, but the loft room is tucked away from our living spaces so you will have plenty of privacy.

The spacious attic room is a quiet haven with a super comfy bed and green and pleasant views of the surrounding gardens. It is at the top of the house, so you do need to climb up a few flights of stairs. The airy bathroom on the floor below your bedroom will be all yours (we have a separate one downstairs). Young families welcome - we can provide a floor mattress for a little one. Please note: the extra bed is really only suitable for children. Please let us know if you plan to bring a child. Free on-street parking. Please read our house rules before booking.

Coleford is a historic small town with little shops to browse, bakeries, pubs, chip shops, cafes and a supermarket. The place comes alive at the annual music festival in July (it can be noisy!). It's a stone's throw from Symonds Yat, Offa's Dyke Path, Beechenhurst, Speech House, Clearwell Caves and Puzzlewood. Tintern and Monmouth are about 20mins, Chepstow, Abergavenny and Ross-on-Wye 25mins.

The Cottage is a converted stable, the original building is 150 years old. It's been sympathetically converted to provide well equipped comfortable accommodation. There's a private courtyard garden by a babbling brook. The Cottage is centrally heated a combi boiler provides continuous hot water. The cottage is on one level. There is a double/twin bedded room with en-suite tiled shower room. A large living room has a sofa bed & a door leading to the private courtyard garden. Dogs are welcome.

A lovely village, that has a great Church (All Saints, Newland also known as the Cathedral of the Forest). A fab village pub The Ostrich also welcomes dogs. Easy access to the Wye Valley and all it's attractions plus lots of walks on the doorstep.

The house is set in a perfect location, away from the hustle and bustle of city life. But close enough to public transport, and motorways to ensure your never too far from shopping and entertainment. A ten minute walk will take you to local shops, a train station and some beautiful scenic walks alongside the River Severn. The house is set down a quiet street, with streetlights. Roadside parking available. A large garden with BBQ is available for use by all guests.

We are rugby fans, so a copy of Rugby World Magazine & the odd signed shirt might be kicking around. The house has a nice rear garden, with decking & artificial lawns, a wee pond front & back. Located at the end of a Cul-de-Sac with no through access, the village pub & GP surgery is literally over the fence (but, alas there is NO gate or ZipWire), so you will have to walk around. A village shop opens til late (ish) & Caldicot has a Train Station, Castle & Town Centre not too far away.

Guests have access to 2 comfortable, elegant & stylish rooms. One room with a Kingsize Bed & another smaller room, with a Single bed. An adjacent bathroom is at the top of the landing, with a Shower / W.C. downstairs. The kitchen/dinin room leads out on the decking, for a comfortable chillin area. Garden Heaters can we lit up, if needed for a bit of extra warmth, on an autumn/winters evening. Welcome to our home.

Approx 15mins off the M48 Motorway, on the Welsh side of the Old Severn Crossing. 20 mins from the NEW ICC at Celtic Manor Resort. 45 mins from Cardiff where the iconic Principality Stadium is located. We are happy (when possible) to drop/collect guests at the Train Station, which is 10 mins away. Pleasant walks from Blackrock to Sudbrook, Caldicot Castle is a short stroll away. The beautiful town of Chepstow renowned for it's Castle & Racecourse is in a neighbouring town, just a short car/bus trip away. For a small village the Bus Service is pretty good & frequent.

Cosy, detached self-catering cottage, with stunning views, exposed beams, stone walls and ample parking. Set in the grounds of the owners 13th century farmhouse, it is popular with walkers, cyclists and those just wishing to escape the noise and bustle of everyday life. Guests can walk or cycle our grassy track, take a look at the old lime kilns, picnic in our fields, say ‘hello’ to the pet sheep and enjoy the sights and sounds of sunsets and birds in this peaceful and relaxing retreat.

This comfortable cottage with oil central heating and real flame electric fire, has an open plan living, dining and well equipped kitchen area including oven/grill, ceramic hob, microwave, under counter fridge with small freezer compartment, kettle, toaster, coffee maker, tv, dvd player and radio. The bedroom with double bed leads to an en-suite bathroom which houses a shower over bath, toilet, hand basin and washing machine. Outside there is comfortable garden furniture so you can relax with your favourite drink as you watch the sun go down! There is lockable storage for bicycles, a hose for cleaning muddy tyres or boots and a free drying service for clothes if the weather is unpredictable. From this tranquil setting guests can explore the Royal Forest of Dean, enjoyable in all seasons, and the Lower Wye Valley, the magnificent borderland between England and Wales. The River Wye and Offas Dyke is 2 miles down the road and all the attractions of the Forest of Dean are within a 10 minute drive. Clearwell Caves, Puzzle Wood - a popular location for the ‘Dr Who’ series, the historic villages of St Briavels, with its ancient moated castle, and Tintern, renowned for its impressive Abbey are a short drive away.

With panoramic views across Mork Valley located between the tiny hamlets of Stowe and Mork, Puzzle Tree Cottage is perfectly situated to explore all the Wye Valley and Forest of Dean has to offer. The River Wye and Offas Dyke are situated 1.8 miles down the road (also accessible via crossing our land then follow the secluded paths and yellow footpath signs to drop you straight down into Cadora woods to pick up the trail - so no need to even step out onto the road once) plus all the attractions of the Forest of Dean are within a 10 minute drive (see our guidebook for further info for attractions/what’s on/places to eat etc). Puzzle Tree Cottage is one of two listings spaced well way from each (see also our Set in AONB & 40 Acres of Private Countryside or click on our profile to view our other cottage) and is set within the grounds of the owners 13th century farmhouse. The gate outside Puzzle Tree Cottage leads to 40 acres of our own private land of track, fields, woodland, stream and ancient lime kilns which guests are free to wander and explore. It is also brimming with places to visit nearby... Clearwell - 1 mile Alongside famous Clearwell Castle Wedding Venue and adventures underground at the Caves, Clearwell offers some excellent places to eat and drink: The Butchers Arms The Tudor Farm House Sling - 1 mile Everyone needs a gastropub and award winning The Miners Arms is one :) Newland - 2.7 miles Discover hidden gem Newland Church (aka Cathedral of the Forest) which just happens to be opposite The Ostrich - only another gastropub on your doorstep. The salmon fish cakes are delicious btw! The River Wye and Offas Dyke - 1.8 miles Follow the road all the way down to the bottom and you will reach the River Wye in all its glory. Plenty of riverside walks including the famous Offa’s Dyke trail. More details of walks, trails and cycle paths can be found in the cottage’s brochures, trail guides and ordinance survey maps. Llandogo - 2.5 miles Everyone needs a village shop and they don’t get much more community based than Browns. Pick up that cheeky bottle of wine or just your everyday essentials! St Briavels - 2.5 miles Discover the old fortress and enjoy some stunning views across the Wye Valley from the village. Puzzle Wood - 2.6 miles Coleford - 3 miles The market town of Coleford offers various shops, takeaways (try the Oriental Garden for Chinese), a Co-op, a Tesco Express with Post Office and a small two screen cinema. Forest of Dean (Beechenhurst/Cannop Ponds/Cycle Centre/Speech House) - 6 miles Discover the adventure and enchantment of all the Forest has to offer whether it’s by foot or bike! Tintern Abbey - 6.5 miles They don’t get much more landmark based than this. Besides the abbey, there are plenty of great places to eat, drink or have a relaxing coffee whilst soaking up the atmosphere. There are some great riverside walks or for those feeling a little more adventurous, walks up to Devils Pulpit - but make sure you take your camera - the views are Breathtaking!! Lydney - 7 miles Lydney is slightly bigger that Coleford and offers a small high street with a selection of shops and banks, a large Tesco superstore complete with Petrol Station and range of takeaways. Monmouth - 8 miles Chepstow - 12 miles Ross on Wye - 14 miles