The property
7 Monk Street is a wonderful white terraced townhouse based in Monmouth, Wales.
Internally, the property has been renovated into a contemporary holiday home for small families, ideally situated in the centre of a market town with plenty of amenities to enjoy.
Step into the sitting room, which has two sofas where you can relax and unwind of an evening, with a woodburning stove to keep you warm during those chilly months.
The open-plan kitchen/dining room offers a small area for enjoying breakfast, with all appliances on-hand to allow you to cook up a storm and adjoining this is a very light, spacious orangery with a further dining area.
Upstairs offers two bedrooms: one double and one bedroom with a cabin bed, small single with additional pull out for extra flexibility and ample furniture for storing your personal items.
To the rear, you'll also find a delightful enclosed courtyard garden.
For a taste of history, you are ideally situated for exploring Monmouth Castle, which is a Grade I listed building and a scheduled monument.
Close to the town centre, which offers a variety of shops, pubs, restaurants and cafés to explore, you are also near the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, which offers an expansive conservation area with rolling hills and plenty of opportunities for keen walkers and cyclists and even canoeing.
7 Monk Street is the perfect choice for a relaxing weekend in Wales.
About the location
MONMOUTH
Ross-on-Wye 10 miles; Usk, 14.5 miles; Abergavenny 18.5 miles.
An intriguing market town on the border between Wales and England and close to the exceptional Offa’s Dyke, this wonderful town combines old and new, from the old castle ruins to the vibrant weekly market. Located at the confluence of 3 rivers – the Wye, the Monnow and the Trothy, it is an excellent base to enjoy river boating, scenic walks and a little shopping too, or to sit and relax on the edge of the river and watch the rowers who regularly race and practise their skills. Monmouth is most famous as the birthplace of Henry V and offers the opportunity to see historic buildings, the preserved medieval 13th century bridge over the river Monnow (the only one of its kind in Britain) and the famous Nelson Garden. This is truly a small town with a huge array of interesting sights to visit. The surrounding areas are steeped in history too and short drives will take you to nearby Usk, Abergavenny, Ross-on-Wye and even into the spectacular Brecon Beacons, Forest of Dean and Wye Valley. A perfect location with so much to see for all ages.