The Medieval Manor, located in the charming village of Caldicot, Gwent, Wales, offers a unique opportunity to experience life akin to the Tudors within a Grade II listed manor house once owned by Henry VIII. Accommodating up to 18 guests, this historical property features five atmospheric bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a characterful living room, complemented by a newly redecorated country kitchen designed for grand feasts. The manor is rich in historical details, showcasing carved antique bedframes, heavy oak doors, tapestries, and exposed stone walls, alongside modern amenities like fabulous bathrooms, ensuring a blend of old-world charm and contemporary comfort.
Set just 100 meters from the historic Caldicot Castle and its expansive country park, The Medieval Manor enjoys a prime location in South Wales, nestled between Chepstow and Newport. Guests can explore nearby attractions, including the subterranean gardens of Dewstow and the traditional fishing practices at Black Rock. The local Wye Valley Meadery Taproom is a must-visit for those wishing to sample local sparkling mead or Hive Mind beer. Caldicot itself boasts a rich history, with roots tracing back to the Bronze Age and mentions in the Domesday Book, alongside ancient structures like the 12th-century Llanthony Secunda Manor.
Upon entering The Medieval Manor, guests are welcomed by a charming reception hall leading to the farmhouse-style kitchen, complete with modern appliances for self-catering needs. The living room, recently refurbished, features entertainment options like Netflix and Disney channels. The manor’s bedrooms include a master suite with a four-poster bed and rooms that once served as dormitories for monks. A spiral staircase leads to additional bedrooms and bathrooms, all infused with medieval features such as exposed stone walls and window seats, creating a captivating atmosphere throughout the property.
The outdoor space of The Medieval Manor, featuring a lovely garden with stone walls and seating areas, is perfect for summer barbecues. Beginning March 1, 2024, guests will also enjoy access to a new outdoor area with a large hot tub and covered seating. The location allows for easy exploration of both Cardiff and Bristol, with attractions ranging from Cardiff Castle to the scenic Wye Valley and the Brecon Beacons. Guests can indulge in local cuisine, partake in various outdoor activities, or visit the beautiful coastal areas such as the Gower Peninsula and the Victorian village of Mumbles, making it an ideal destination for history enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.
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