About this property
Peaceful light-filled cottage with extensive garden affords spectacular views of Abergavenny hills. Brecon Beacons on doorstep makes it ideally suited for walkers and nature lovers. Pub and shop within walking distance
The large windows of this secluded, comfortable and well-equipped cottage allow for stunning views of the surrounding countryside. Guests need not travel far to experience the market town of Abergavenny (7 miles) or Hereford (12 miles) or can simply step out into the Brecon Beacons National park for endless walking possibilities. Many good local eateries and nearest pub and shop are within walking distance
Size: sleeps 2 in 1 bedroom
Beds: 1 double bedroom
Rooms: ground floor: kitchen, living/diner, bathroom. First floor: bedroom
Kitchen & utilities: includes microwave, dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer
Entertainment: TV, DVD player, books
For families: cot, cot bed and highchair available on request (please bring your cot bedding)
Outside: 2 acres of garden, BBQ area
Parking: ample parking
General: wifi, bed linen and towels provided, heating and electricity included, supermarkets deliver
Pets: no pets
Notes: no smoking.
You may need to pay an Accidental Damage Deposit or Accidental Damage Deposit Waiver for this property. Where applicable we will contact you in good time before your holiday with further details and to take payment.
Nearby points of interest
- Tretower Castle & Court
- Big Pit National Coal Museum
- Hay Festival
Reviews (9)
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Mr & Mrs Sykes
Fantastic views from this property. Clean & well maintained.
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Mr P Cannings-bushell
We had an excellent stay at the cottage and would happily recommend it to other couples. It was only 45 minutes around to Hay for the Hay Festival as well as a perfect base for walking.
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Jacqueline Jones
The cottage is in a lovely, scenic, peaceful location. There are many wild birds in the area for wildlife enthusiasts. The owner was really helpful and friendly, giving us bird feeders to hang outside, so we could watch them through the French windows.