Set just 3 miles from the market town of Abergavenny and a stone’s throw from Skirrid mountain, this charming cottage is perfect for couples looking for a combination of a relaxing and adventure-filled holiday, ideally located for experiencing the best of the Brecon Beacons. Foodies will find themselves at home here, with Abergavenny famed for its annual food festival, plus pubs and restaurants offering plenty of local produce in their menu options. Hikers can climb nearby Skirrid Mountain (1 mile) to enjoy rewarding views of the surrounding countryside from the summit.
This delightful two-storey cottage has calming tones, decor, and furnishings reflecting the lovely natural surroundings, which are ideal for unwinding at the end of a day of adventure. Exposed beams and stone walls create a homely cottage feel. Step into the spacious and welcoming lounge/diner, where comfortable sofas await, and a Smart TV makes for an ideal set-up to enjoy a cosy night in. The contemporary kitchen has all the appliances you need to rustle up a late brunch or romantic meal and has far-reaching views across to Sugar Loaf Mountain. You’ll find a light-filled double bedroom with an en-suite shower room upstairs. A small private patio with garden furniture is tucked away behind the cottage - a delightful spot for breakfast or a morning coffee in the fresh country air. Beside the cottage, you’ll find a second scenic seating area, perfect for al fresco suppers with a pretty view.
Outdoor adventures and history abound, with three castles within 15 miles: Skenfrith Castle, Raglan, and White Castle. Head to Llanfoist (5.5 miles) for a gentle walk along the Monmouth to Brecon canal path, or for something more challenging, Sugar Loaf and the breathtaking Usk Valley are 6 miles away. The Big Pit National Coal Museum (11 miles) is a must-see attraction, offering a fascinating view of the history of mining and the opportunity to tour underground.