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The detached cottage located in Chepstow, Gwent, offers a serene retreat for up to four guests, nestled amidst the breathtaking landscapes of the Monmouthshire countryside and the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This idyllic setting is characterized by expansive skies and rolling fields, providing an inviting atmosphere for those seeking relaxation and adventure. With numerous walking paths starting right from the door, including the renowned Gloucestershire Way and Offa's Dyke Path, outdoor enthusiasts will find themselves in a prime location for exploring the natural beauty of the region.
The cottage is conveniently situated near the historic market town of Chepstow, where visitors can delve into local history by exploring the impressive Chepstow Castle or enjoying the tranquil castle grounds. The town also boasts a variety of restaurants, pubs, and shops that enhance the visitor experience. Just a short drive away, the charming village of Tintern, known for its iconic Tintern Abbey, offers a peaceful spot for afternoon tea. Additionally, the nearby Forest of Dean presents a wealth of activities, including the Sculpture Trail at Beechenhurst Woods and the popular Go Ape climbing center, making it a perfect destination for families and adventure seekers alike.
Upon entering the cottage, guests are welcomed into a cozy dining area adorned with exposed oak beams and a charming stone flagged floor, complemented by the comfort of underfloor heating. The inviting lounge features a large sofa, ideal for enjoying the warmth of the wood burner during cooler evenings, along with a TV and DVD player for entertainment. A few steps lead to a spacious kitchen equipped with modern appliances, including an electric oven, microwave, and dishwasher, as well as a separate utility room with laundry facilities. The patio door opens onto a terrace that offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside, creating a perfect spot for relaxation and enjoying the sounds of nature.
Upstairs, the cottage features two well-appointed bedrooms: a master king-size room with an en suite shower and a second bedroom with twin beds, both boasting picturesque views of the countryside. The main bathroom, conveniently located downstairs, includes a bath, shower, and separate WC. Outside, the fully fenced rear garden provides a safe space for pets, making it dog-friendly, and is equipped with a BBQ, firepit, and outdoor seating for summer enjoyment. Guests are welcome to bring two well-behaved dogs, while the cottage maintains a no smoking policy, ensuring a clean and pleasant environment for all visitors.
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