The property
Set in a quiet cul-de-sac in the centre of Monmouth, this lovely end-terrace cottage is close to the border between England and Wales and the Wye Valley area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
A perfect base for friends and families wishing to explore this wonderful area.
You will feel at home as soon as you enter this delightful property which is full of home comforts and modern conveniences.
The cottage has everything you could ask for, with two well-furnished bedrooms and a bathroom with a bath and shower over.
The comfortable sitting room boasts a comfy sofa bed to provide flexible sleeping arrangements, a wall-mounted fire place and dining area.
This room is ideal for relaxing in front of the TV after a day spent walking the surrounding countryside.
You can bring the outdoors in as French doors open to the enclosed garden with decking area, a fantastic place to gather the group together to enjoy a barbecue in the evenings.
From your doorstep you are a very short walk from all the amenities Monmouth has to offer including shops, pubs and restaurants.
Take advantage of this riverside setting and enjoy scenic walks while watching the rowing boats pass by.
Try the many outdoor activities available nearby including golf courses and superb routes for walking and cycling.
This cottage provides an ideal base for a memorable holiday.
Accommodation
Two bedrooms: 1 x king-size double, 1 x twin. Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Kitchen. Sitting room with dining area, sofa bed and electric stove.
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.
