The property
Westbury-on-Severn 1.2 miles.
An inviting and spacious retreat surrounded by open countryside and the owner's nearby diary farm, resting close to the lovely village of Westbury on Severn, designed with the family in mind.
Wander inside and you will see a cloakroom tucked into the layout for your convenience.
Further round a warm and cosy kitchen awaits, home to a breakfast bar, where you can rest in the morning hours.
This sweeps over to a dining area, with enough room to gather the whole family round.
A utility lies close by with extra facilities you may need during your stay.
To the side, you will find a shower room which makes a great addition to the formation.
On this floor a twin bedroom awaits, promising a peaceful nights sleep, ideal for relaxing and watching TV.
Continue into the sitting room hosting a wood burner, so you can cosy up and feel right at home.
French doors open out to the patio area, ideal for stepping outside when the sun is shining and enjoying the scenery.
Take the stairs to be welcomed by a family bathroom holding both a bath and shower for a complete arrangement.
A super king-size bedroom is a signature part of the first floor, adjoined to an en-suite for a classic finish.
Another super king-size, and two twin rooms will leave you spoilt for choice, each beautifully decorated and attuned to the essence of luxury.
Outside, is where you will want to be, resting in the hot tub, pouring a refreshing drink on the patio, or making use of the barbecue on a pleasant evening.
The village of Westbury on Severn offers a charming pub, and is home to Westbury Court Garden and a small children's play area is at the Parish Hall, half a mile away.
A little further afield, discover the beautiful Malvern Hills, Black Mountains and Brecon Beacon National Park.
This is a heart warming holiday home, not to be missed.
Accommodation
Five bedrooms: 2 x super king-size double (one with shower, basin and WC), 1 x twin, 1 x twin (zip/link, can be super king-size double on request), 1 x ground floor twin (zip/link, can be king-size double on request). Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Ground floor shower room with shower, basin and WC. Ground floor cloakroom with basin and WC. Kitchen with dining area (seats 10). Utility. Sitting room with woodburner.
About the location
WESTBURY-ON-SEVERN
Littledean 3 miles; Gloucester 10.5 miles; Ross-on-Wye 11.5 miles; Monmouth 17.5 miles.
The bustling village of Westbury-on-Severn lies on the banks of the River Severn and offers a Post Office, a traditional pub serving real ale and good food and the National Trust property of Westbury Court Garden, a 17th century Dutch Water Garden. Nearby the thriving village of Newnham-on-Severn is steeped in history and offers specialist shops to suit all interests, along with traditional pubs and cafes. This charming village, part of which is designated Conservation Area, has a tree-lined main street, many listed buildings, a striking central clock tower and is ideally located for watching the spectacular Severn Bore. The Royal Forest of Dean, England's largest oak forest and an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offers numerous trails that can be explored on foot, bicycle or horseback. Caving, abseiling and a high-wire rope course are on offer for the more adventurous, while fishing, golf, kayaking and canoeing are also available. Gloucester is just a short drive away, where you will find Roman foundations, Victorian docklands and a spectacular Norman cathedral (whose cloisters were used in the Harry Potter films). Littledean, with its unique Jail Museum and Quadrophenia Collection, Westbury Court Garden, the only restored water garden in the country and the ancient caves and eerie caverns of Clearwell Caves (as seen in Dr Who and Merlin) make for great family day out. The ancient market towns of Ross-on-Wye and Monmouth have excellent shops, pubs and restaurants, plus many black and white timbered buildings, or visit the historic walled town of Chepstow with its celebrated race course and impressive Norman castle. Also Cheltenham is well worth a visit with its famous Gold Cup horse racing. A little further afield, discover the beautiful Malvern Hills, Black Mountains and Brecon Beacon National Park. A great location for a relaxing break or activity holiday at any time of year.
Region Information
Note: No Stag/hen or similar.
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