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Welcome to my home! Close to attractions, shops, parks, pubs & restaurants. Views across River Wye & Severn Bridge. You’ll love my place because of the location. Good for solo adventurers, walkers, cyclists, bikers & business travelers. Near to Chepstow town centre & includes free parking, garage & garden. Chepstow is an excellent location at the start of both the Welsh Coastal Path & Offa's Dyke. Many attractions including Castle, Racecourse, NDAC, Tintern, Wye Valley & Forest of Dean.

You will find my home a clean & quiet respite from anything you want to experience in beautiful Chepstow & Wye Valley! Fully modernised with gas central heating, fully fitted kitchen, Samsung 40-inch Widescreen Full HD 1080p Smart 3D LED TV, Netflix, Playstation 4, plus games. All essentials included; blankets, sheets, towels, soap, hairdryer, etc. The bungalow is located 1km from the town centre. My place is located on the Offa’s Dyke Footpath, providing outstanding views, very scenic & close to plenty of attractions. My place is close to shops, parks, pubs & restaurants. My home is very accessible, within walking distance of Chepstow town centre (approx. 15 min walk). There are public buses which stop very close to property (approx. 50 metres away). Close to motorways - quick access to Cardiff, Bristol, Bath, Gloucester & Newport. Train Station & National Express Bus Station in town centre to enable easy access nationwide. Things to do & see around Chepstow; - Chepstow Castle - Tintern Abbey - Chepstow Racecourse - National Diving & Activity Centre - Severn Bridge & Old Wye Bridge - Chepstow Museum - Eagle's Nest & Devil's Pulpit - Kingstone Brewery - Forest of Dean (Puzzlewood, Clearwell Caves, Perrygrove Railway & Dean Forest Railway, Sculpture Trail, Go Ape, Symond's Yat Rock, Dean Heritage Centre, Goodrich Castle, Adventure Golf, Cannop Cycle Centre & Family Cycle Trail, The Kymin, Beechenhurst Lodge & much more!) - Offa's Dyke, Welsh Coastal Path & Wye Valley Walk - Celtic Manor - St. Pierre Golf & Spa - Dewstow Golf Club - Brecon Beacons - David Broome Event Centre - Wye Valley Cruises & Canoes - Severn Bore - Krazy Golf Lydney, Taurus Crafts & Bathurst Pool - Caldicot Castle - Gloucester Cathedral & Docks Chepstow is a historical town located in the Wye Valley - Ideal for adventure & leisure holidays, the night life is also very lively, with live music, horse racing, rugby at Cardiff (30 min train journey) - Many options that will ensure any age group would enjoy!

Very friendly & quiet neighbourhood. The village of Tutshill was the childhood home for famous Author JK Rowling. She attended Tutshill Church of England Primary School before moving on at the age of eleven to the nearby Wyedean School in Sedbury. Her childhood home, Church Cottage, a mid-19th century Gothic-style Grade II listed building designed by the architect Henry Woodyer, was put up for sale in 2011. The character Severus Snape in the Harry Potter books was partly based on Sylvia Morgan, a teacher at her primary school, and on one of her teachers at Wyedean School, John Nettleship. In the book Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, a passage is set in the Forest of Dean, where Harry, Hermione and Ron are camping & discover the Sword of Gryffindor where it has been hidden by Snape. Tutshill is also the home of a fictional professional Quidditch team operating within the Harry Potter universe. The Tutshill Tornados are one of thirteen fictional Quidditch teams that play in the professional Quidditch League of Britain and Ireland that was established in 1674. The team players wear sky-blue robes emblazoned with a double "T" in dark blue on the chest & back. In the early 20th century the fictional team set a British and Irish record by winning the League Cup five times in a row.

Beautiful, light and spacious this one bedroom apartment has views over the Severn estuary and is furnished to a high standard. Located next door to award winning farm shop and café, you can stroll over for breakfast, enjoy a lunch by the fire or grab a coffee to go. If you enjoy cooking it has lots of local produce on sale in the shop. It's a home from home at Hanley. Set in idyllic countryside but with easy links.

Situated on the first floor Hanley has gorgeous views over the Severn estuary and surrounding Countryside. Located next door to Hanley Farm shop an award winning farm shop and café perfect for breakfast, Lunch or getting some supplies in. The rooms are big and spacious here as you can expect from an old farmhouse. There is on site parking with space for 2 cars. Free Wi-Fi. One well behaved large dog (or 2 small dogs) allowed by prior arrangement. £10 per pet per night. Beautiful renovated apartment in a 18th century farmhouse. Peaceful location near to award winning "Small Farm Shop of the Year 2016/17 & Sunday Telegraph best 25 farm shops in the UK " which is perfect for a morning coffee, breakfast, lunch, Coffee & cake in the afternoon or getting supplies in. Light and airy rooms with lovely views, old fireplaces and other original features include high ceilings and big windows, lots of charm and furnished to a high standard with oak furniture. Main communal hallway takes you into the apartment hallway, which leads into the kitchen and living area which has a flatscreen TV & DVD player, a big corner sofa and a squishy arm chair to sink into. The well equipped kitchen area has a round oak table which looks out onto the Severn estuary, a perfect place to eat and soak up the view. The kitchen contains an electric hob, oven, fridge with freezer box and a washing machine. The hallway also leads into the bathroom with a lovely slate floor and fire place (decorative only) there is a bath with shower over it and a electric towel rail, toilet and basin. The bedroom is a lovely light room with a very comfortable oak king size bed, two bedside tables and a big chest of drawers with a mirror, travel cot also available and plenty of room in the bedroom to put it. There is also one single campbed available if needed suitable for a child. This could be set up in the lounge or bedroom. Bottom sheet only supplied with this. Hanley will suit everyones needs with its light airy spaces, fabulous views and it's old house charm.

Rural location but with great links to forest of Dean. Wye Valley, Bristol, Cheltenham, Cardiff and Gloucester. 3 miles from Chepstow and less than a mile to the national activity and diving center. Lydney is 6 miles away. Tintern is 15 minutes away with the beautiful Abbey and Old Mill. We also have a driving range a two minute walk away. Great links to Forest of Dean, wye Valley, Bristol (20minutes) Gloucester (30 minutes) Cheltenham (40 minutes) Bath (40 minutes) Cardiff(40 minutes) and London (90minutes) One mile away from the national activity and diving centre, a short walk from Liam bond Golf Academy. 2 miles from Chepstow. 6 miles from Lydney. 9 miles to Tintern.

Our house overlooks the River Severn and is a stone's throw from the Severn Bridge. Built in the 17th century, originally as two cottages, the space has plenty of character and is completely private with access to the garden and outdoor seating areas with stunning views across the estuary. It has recently undergone total refurbishment and has underfloor heating throughout. The area regularly attracts bird spotters, fossil hunting enthusiasts and visitors to the old car ferry site.

The spacious entrance hall leads to a bedroom with a built in wardrobe, drawers, iPod docking station, television and DVD library. Next door is a newly refurbished bathroom with dual sinks, rain shower and beautiful views. Due to the property's hot water and heating system - air source heat pump - there is the occasional low hum from the fan outside the bedroom window. There is a sitting room overlooking the garden with piano, cross trainer, sofa and microwave. Tea and coffee are also available. There's on street parking just outside the drive, it's a very quiet and safe road so you'll be fine to leave your car there. Cyclists can bring their bikes inside and leave them in the entrance hall. Yoga enthusiasts can use our terrace and garden - we have a spare mat you’re welcome to use!

Historic Aust Ferry pier Famous red and white cliffs, the most productive Triassic site in the UK and home to many fossils Plenty of cycle routes, Thornbury is a 15 minute drive away and Chepstow just 10 minutes. Cribbs Causeway also a 10 minute drive. Severn View services, with Costa and Burger King is 2 minutes from the house.

Self-contained bright double bedroom with shower room. Access to the space is through a workshop/boot room perfect for storing bikes, diving equipment, paddle boards, golf clubs etc. We are located just off the Offa’s Dyke Path and a 5 minute drive to the National Diving Centre with the Forest of Dean and the Wye Valley in the surrounding area. Chepstow’s historic town centre and train station is a 15-20 minute walk away.

The guest area is clean and modern with WiFi and freeview TV. As it’s a self-contained space, tea and coffee facilities have been provided. You have access to our enclosed garden but please note we have a very friendly golden retriever who may want to say hello. We can offer off road parking on our drive by prior arrangement.

Carpenters Cottage is a quaint cosy one bedroom cottage at the bottom of Chepstow Town. It’s 2 minutes walk to the castle, town centre or the pubs on the river wye. The cottage is fully equipped with all your necessities for a wonderful home from home stay. Recently completely refurbished to a high standard it offers comfort, style and privacy with a 4* luxury finish. We hope you enjoy your stay and want to come again.

Full of light with Georgian sash windows and tall ceilings that gives you space to breathe and relax!

Peaceful and calm in a quiet countryside location yet minutes from Chepstow Town!

A peaceful setting in Sedbury Park! Close to the start of Offas Dyke walk, Chepstow Castle and Tintern Abbey just a short drive!

Charming spacious open-plan Studio in the heart of Monmouthshire. Perfect location for accessing the Wye Valley, Vale of Usk, Cardiff and Bristol. Lovely pub nearby. The outstanding 4-star living accommodation is open-plan with a fitted kitchen area, and a loft-style mezzanine bedroom level. Just drop us a message to get a link to our full 3D walk-through of the property.

The Studio benefits from a wooden floor and large-scale custom made and double-glazed timber framed windows and is decorated in muted Farrow & Ball greens and creams. Furnishing is in a modern country style. We have also fitted a modern and clean luxury kitchen and shower room with all new appliances, which will hopefully make your stay as comfortable as possible. The Studio is equipped with a flat screen Freeview television / DVD player (with iPod / MP3 connectivity) and a CD player / radio. There is a gas 'coal flame' stove to supplement the central heating and make for cosy nights in during winter. A tiled internal entrance porch makes a good place to shed muddy boots and to hang coats. There is also a small patio area with a beautiful view of the church and the centre of the village. There is ample space to store bikes or golf clubs, either in the entrance porch (or we can provide additional space should it be required). All bed linen, towels, gas, electricity and use of Studio washing machine are included. WiFi is free too and 20+mbps. The Studio is annexed to our family home but with its own private entrance so you can have as much privacy as you like but with the comfort that we are just next door if you need any help or recommendations. There is ample free parking on the road outside the Studio. The Studio is strictly no smoking. Cyclists? We have room for bike storage too!

The Studio is surrounded by beautiful countryside, particularly popular with walkers and cyclists. The pretty stone-built village of Shirenewton is a excellent centre for exploring the Wye and Usk valleys, the Brecon Beacons and the Forest of Dean. Although we are only 5 miles from the Severn Bridge (with fantastic access to Bristol and Cardiff) you will find that we are well and truly in the country with the advantages of a thriving village with three pubs (including a gastro pub less than 50 metres walk away and another that serves very good home-cooked food). Keen walkers will find several easy walks mapped from the house and we have equipped The Studio with maps and guides books to the surrounding area. Cyclists will find the area very rewarding, both for road cycling and mountain biking in nearby Wentwood. Golfers will find the famous St Pierre course 4 miles away and the 2010 Ryder Cup venue Celtic Manor 11 miles away. We can also arrange for tennis players to use the members’ village tennis court. Chepstow Racecourse is less than 4 miles away. If you love castles you will also love Monmouthshire! There is a lot more information on the village and the surrounding area available on the Shirenewton Village website.

Newly built in 2019, The Loft is a beautiful self-contained apartment in the Forest of Dean, with breath-taking views over the River Severn. The Loft is the smaller of two spaces on site and is best suited to couples. For larger bookings, please also consider The Roost.

The Loft is located on the first floor of our garage, separate from the main house. It is a self-contained apartment with private entrance (stairs to first floor). This brand new holiday let offers: Wonderful views King size bed En-suite bathroom Scandinavian wood burner Fully equipped kitchenette Guests receive a welcome pack of fresh, homemade bread and eggs from our free-range chickens. We live on a two-acre plot: half-garden (with chickens, friendly dog and cats!), half orchard and wildflower meadow on a gentle hill. We have swings and a slide, and the whole site is enclosed and far from any traffic. At the top of the hill we have a fire-pit and seating area, looking across the wonderful Gloucestershire countryside and the Severn river. Beyond this is a gate which leads you straight into the Forest of Dean. We are happy for guests to enjoy all these spaces.

We live at the top of a hill in a rural area. It’s beautiful and very quiet. There are lovely walks that begin straight from our property. Other activities in the area (a short car journey away) include: Biking Diving Golf Climbing Places to visit: Offa's Dyke Path Chepstow Castle National Diving Centre Clearwell Caves Puzzlewood Perrygrove Railway Chepstow Racecourse Forest of Dean Sculpture Trail Bristol and Cardiff are both 40 minutes' drive.

Close to town centre in quiet cul de sac with off road parking.

Central location, close to castle and racecourse as well as all the shops, bars & restaurants Chepstow has to offer. 2 minutes walk from Chepstow bus station & 10 minutes from the train. A 15 minute drive from Tintern in the beautiful Wye Valley, 30 minutes to Monmouth or the heart of the Forest of Dean. A great base for lots of stunning walks including Offa's Dyke and the Wye Valley Walk. The National Diving Centre is 5 minutes away by car. Comfortable double bed in a cosy, modern house in a quiet cul de sac with private bathroom and use of kitchen. Safe, secure off road parking & secure storage for bikes. Free WiFi.

In the heart of Chepstow, close to lots of great pubs, bars & restaurants but in a quiet cul de sac with private parking. Within easy reach, by car or public transport, of Tintern Abbey & the stunning Wye Valley. St Pierre Golf Club & hotel is a 10 minute drive away.

We are situated less than a mile away from the village of St Briavels. It is a vibrant little village in the Forest of Dean, on the edge of the beautiful Wye Valley. It has an inn, an art gallery, a deli, a church and a castle. A monthly farmers' market is held in the village on the first Saturday morning of every month, where you can buy a whole range of local produce, including bread and cakes, cider and real ale, fish, and speciality meats.

The lodge is an annexe next to 150 year old cottage - close to Offas Dyke path and Wye Valley. The accommodation is a galleried open plan loft space with private shower room, kingsize bed, single bed and a Z bed to accommodate a 4th guest, if required. There is also a seating/lounge/tv area. Own private entrance. There is a cooking area with a double plate electric hob, a microwave/small oven, a toaster, a mini fridge and a kettle. We will take your washing up and put it through the dishwasher in the main cottage. There is free wifi, but, due to our location, it can be quite patchy. The annex also has it's own private lawned garden, with a seating area - you are more than welcome to bring a disposable BBQ. along. There is also a lovely village pub less than a mile away which serves a range of delicious meals, next to St Briavels Castle. There is also a deli/small café in the village, along with a park and tennis courts. From 2020, we will also be offering a "Bring your horse on holiday" option. We have room for 2 horses at the property. Prices to follow soon.

Discover things to do in or near St Briavels: The Forest of Dean and Wye Valley is home to a great range of attractions - some man-made, some completely natural but all of them well worth a visit. You may wish to discover the area's history, or enjoy a stroll around a nature reserve. There’s an array of family oriented attractions where you can all have fun, relax or enjoy some animal magic. On rainy days there’s also plenty to do from museums to caves or how about spending some time riding a steam train through the forest or taking a cruise down the River Wye. There really is no shortage of ideas for things to see and do in the Wye Valley and Forest of Dean Christmas time and Clearwell Caves is the place to be. Their themed ‘Christmas Fantasy’ always comes up trumps and they never fail to deliver an awesome display that can be enjoyed by the whole family. At various times throughout the year keep an eye out for other inspirational theatre and musical events at Clearwell Caves – the setting is so unique it makes the shows very special. Father Christmas also sets up his grotto at Beechenhurst and Puzzlewood near Coleford.

This Georgian Town House is offering a single and 1 double room with bathroom, and balcony overlooking Chepstow Castle and the Wye Valley. On the border of beautiful Wales. It has many character features.

This accommodation dates back to 1805 and has lots of character features including Georgian details.

We are surrounded by beautiful countryside and there several way marked walks that go out from Chepstow including Offa's Dyke Path, The Wales Coastal Path and the Wye Valley Way

17th Century cottage in the heart of Chepstow, close to Offa's Dyke & the Wye Valley.

Small but perfectly formed, Pineapple Cottage is a characterful little cottage that dates back to 1650 (we think!). It may be old, but it has all the mod-cons thanks to a recent refurb. There's Sky TV, WiFi and a wood burning stove*, as well as a washer/dryer and dishwasher. Upstairs there are two bedrooms and a shower room. There are plenty of mirrors for getting ready and the shower room has a heated floor and a heated mirror! You won’t see it in the photos (that would ruin the surprise), but to find the second bedroom you’ll have to check for secret doors. Think The Lion The Witch and the... The Garden is small but private. It is heated, lit by fairy lights and has just enough room for four around the table. *feel free to use the wood burner, but you'll need to provide your own logs!

Being in the heart of historic Chepstow, there are restaurants, bars and cafes nearby with Chepstow Castle virtually on your doorstep! If you're heading to the races then its a 20 minute walk or 5 minutes in a taxi.

Welcome to my home! Close to attractions, shops, parks, pubs & restaurants. Views across River Wye & Severn Bridge. You’ll love my place because of the location. Good for solo adventurers, couples, walkers, cyclists, bikers & business travellers. Near to Chepstow town centre & includes free parking & garden. Chepstow is an excellent location at the start of both the Welsh Coastal Path & Offa's Dyke. Many attractions including Castle, Racecourse, NDAC, Tintern, Wye Valley & Forest of Dean.

You will find my home a clean & quiet respite from anything you want to experience in beautiful Chepstow & Wye Valley! Fully modernised with gas central heating, fully fitted kitchen, Samsung 40-inch Widescreen Full HD 1080p Smart 3D LED TV, Netflix, Playstation 4, plus games. All essentials included; blankets, sheets, towels, soap, hairdryer, etc. The bungalow is located 1km from the town centre. My place is located on the Offa’s Dyke Footpath, providing outstanding views, very scenic & close to plenty of attractions. My place is close to shops, parks, pubs & restaurants. My home is very accessible, within walking distance of Chepstow town centre (approx. 15 min walk). There are public buses which stop very close to property (approx. 50 metres away). Close to motorways - quick access to Cardiff, Bristol, Bath, Gloucester & Newport. Train Station & National Express Bus Station in town centre to enable easy access nationwide. Things to do & see around Chepstow; - Chepstow Castle - Tintern Abbey - Chepstow Racecourse - National Diving & Activity Centre - Severn Bridge & Old Wye Bridge - Chepstow Museum - Eagle's Nest & Devil's Pulpit - Kingstone Brewery - Forest of Dean (Puzzlewood, Clearwell Caves, Perrygrove Railway & Dean Forest Railway, Sculpture Trail, Go Ape, Symond's Yat Rock, Dean Heritage Centre, Goodrich Castle, Adventure Golf, Cannop Cycle Centre & Family Cycle Trail, The Kymin, Beechenhurst Lodge & much more!) - Offa's Dyke, Welsh Coastal Path & Wye Valley Walk - Celtic Manor - St. Pierre Golf & Spa - Dewstow Golf Club - Brecon Beacons - David Broome Event Centre - Wye Valley Cruises & Canoes - Severn Bore - Krazy Golf Lydney, Taurus Crafts & Bathurst Pool - Caldicot Castle - Gloucester Cathedral & Docks Chepstow is a historical town located in the Wye Valley - Ideal for adventure & leisure holidays, the night life is also very lively, with live music, horse racing, rugby at Cardiff (30 min train journey) - Many options that will ensure any age group would enjoy!

Very friendly & quiet neighbourhood. The village of Tutshill was the childhood home for famous Author JK Rowling. She attended Tutshill Church of England Primary School before moving on at the age of eleven to the nearby Wyedean School in Sedbury. Her childhood home, Church Cottage, a mid-19th century Gothic-style Grade II listed building designed by the architect Henry Woodyer, was put up for sale in 2011. The character Severus Snape in the Harry Potter books was partly based on Sylvia Morgan, a teacher at her primary school, and on one of her teachers at Wyedean School, John Nettleship. In the book Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, a passage is set in the Forest of Dean, where Harry, Hermione and Ron are camping & discover the Sword of Gryffindor where it has been hidden by Snape. Tutshill is also the home of a fictional professional Quidditch team operating within the Harry Potter universe. The Tutshill Tornados are one of thirteen fictional Quidditch teams that play in the professional Quidditch League of Britain and Ireland that was established in 1674. The team players wear sky-blue robes emblazoned with a double "T" in dark blue on the chest & back. In the early 20th century the fictional team set a British and Irish record by winning the League Cup five times in a row.

Modernised cottage located in central Chepsow - Many local attractions, excellent restaurants, pubs, walking & bike routes around the Wye Valley Go to the link for places to eat https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Restaurants-g190753-Chepstow_Monmouthshire_South_Wales_Wales.html

Fully modernised with gas central heating, fully fitted kitchen, Plasma screen large TVs, XBOX and recently fully decorated - All essentials i.e. Blankets, sheets, towels, etc. All provided - The cottage is 200 yards from the town centre and all restaurants and pubs are withing a short walk as well as Chepstow Castle and Chepstow race course Chepstow is located near to 2 golf resorts that both offer many services: Check out the Celtic Manor Resort (hosted the 2010 Ryder cup) https://www.celtic-manor.com/index.aspx and St Pierre http://www.marriottgolf.co.uk/club/st-pierre

The cottage is in a quiet cul-de-sac within the historical town centre. The cottage is a Mews house that has been separated into 2 dwellings. The cottage has a large and modern kitchen-Dinner, generous size bedrooms, bathroom and a separate lounge which has a sofa bed to allow 4 people to sleep - Lounge has also got a large plasma TV and XBOX

Located within the grounds of the owners’ family home, Wirewoods Green Manor, one of the most historic and prominent properties in the village of Tutshill. This spacious cottage benefits from a private patio area and access to a 1.5 acre paddock (perfect for the dogs!) with direct access to The Gloucestershire Way Footpath. A perfect location if you are looking to escape to the country and explore the beautiful Royal Forest of Dean but still be close to amenities. Walking distance to Chepstow.

The Coach House is very spacious with more than enough room for four people, a child or infant and up to 2 dogs. The cottage is full of history, originally built to house the coach and horses for Wirewoods Green Manor it still retains many original features including the stable stalls, large coach door and cobble stone entrance. There are stunning far reaching views towards the River Severn with many beautiful sunrises from the bedroom window. This warm, cosy cottage is finished and furnished to a high standard, crisp Egyptian cotton sheets, plump pillows and duvets adorn the beds, a large roll-top bath with shower and a fully equipped kitchen, espresso machine, wi-fi and wood burner make for a luxury stay. A large kitchen table and chairs provides plenty of room for family dining and entertainment. A welcome hamper along with all the essentials you may need such as a starter supply of tea, coffee, firewood and all bedding and towels are provided. The Coach House also benefits from an enclosed patio area with a table and chairs and BBQ and access into our large paddock (when there are no sheep there) which is perfect for dogs to have some lead-free time! There is direct access to The Gloucestershire Way footpath from the property. Conveniently located on the edge of the village of Tutshill, a short stroll to Toast a lovely little coffee shop, that serves delicious breakfasts, lunches and plenty of cakes. It is also open late on Friday evenings for a much needed glass of wine or a pint! The village also benefits from a well stocked village shop and a fantastic independent butcher. A slightly further walk (about 20 minutes) takes you into Chepstow for a wider range of shops, bars and restaurants. Ideal walking and cycling base for exploring the Wye Valley, Forest of Dean, South East Wales and slightly further afield are Bristol, Gloucester, Cheltenham and Cardiff. Up to two dogs are very welcome. Bedroom 1 - King size bed Bedroom 2 - Twin beds Travel cot, high chair, stair gate and a range of baby and children’s toys are available. The patio area is enclosed, however we cannot guarantee that it is dog or child proof. We recommend that children and dogs are supervised at all times. There is off-road parking outside the property for ONE car only. This is our family home, there are free-range children and animals around most of the time, we respectfully ask you do not enter our garden areas and keep dogs under control at all times. We have three very friendly cats who love a bit of fuss. If you have an allergy or dislike of cats then this is probably not the place for you!

We love living in Tutshill, a pretty village on the English-Welsh borders. The local coffee shop, village stores, Butchers, park and church are all a short stroll away. The area is rich with castles (Chepstow Castle is walking distance), Raglan and Caldicot Castle are short drives away. Slightly further afield (but all within half hour drive) are Clearwell Caves, Puzzlewood, Perrygrove Railway, Symonds Yat, plenty of opportunities for canoeing on the River Wye, Tintern Abbey and RSPB Newport Wetlands and National Diving Center to name a few. There are also hundred of cycle paths, tracks and networks to explore throughout the Forest of Dean and several places where you can hire bikes. It is also a haven for walking having direct access to The Gloucestershire Way, a short distance from The Offas Dyke footpath and Welsh Costal path.

The Roost is a family-friendly self-catering apartment on the first floor of our house in the beautiful Forest of Dean. You will have the entire flat (bedroom, kitchenette-living room, bathroom) to yourself, although please note that the entrance to the flat is shared by the owners who live on the ground floor. It is the partner space to our self-contained let, the Loft. For larger bookings, please consider reserving both.

We have a beautifully bright double bedroom with a king-size double bed and single bed. The living room sofa also folds out into a sofa bed, and we can provide a travel cot on request. High chair, children's toys and books and baby monitor are also available. Wonderful views King size bed TV & DVD Player Fully equipped kitchenette Guests receive a welcome pack of fresh, homemade bread and eggs from our free-range chickens. We live on a two-acre plot: half-garden (with chickens, and friendly dog and cats!), half orchard and wildflower meadow on a gentle hill. We have swings and a slide, and the whole site is enclosed and far from any traffic: a lovely space for children. At the top of the hill we have a fire-pit and seating area, looking across the wonderful Gloucestershire countryside and the Severn river. Beyond this is a gate which leads you straight into the Forest of Dean. We are happy for guests to enjoy all these spaces.

We live at the top of a hill in a beautiful, quiet, rural area. There are many lovely walks which can be done on foot from our house. Other activities in the area include: Biking Diving Golf Climbing Places to visit: Offa's Dyke Path Chepstow Castle National Diving Centre Clearwell Caves Puzzlewood Perrygrove Railway Chepstow Racecourse Forest of Dean Sculpture Trail Bristol and Cardiff are both 40 minutes' drive.

My house is close to the castle, the start of the Wye Valley Walk & Offa’s Dyke & the coastal footpath, & a 10 minute drive to Tintern Abbey, the wonderful Wye Valley & the Forest of Dean. Chepstow town has a fortnightly Sunday market during the summer months & some lovely little shops as well as great pubs, bars & restaurants. The racecourse is just a 10 minute walk away & St Pierre Golf Club & hotel 10 minutes by car.

Bright, clean, cosy, quiet double room in modern house within easy walking distance of Chepstow town centre, with its shops, pubs & restaurants, as well as Offa's Dyke & the Wye Valley Walk. 5 minutes from the castle, 2 minutes from the bus station & 10 minutes from the train station. Free, off road parking & WiFi. Private bathroom with bath & shower, use of kitchen, including tea/coffee, off road parking & secure bike storage. A 10 minute drive to Tintern & the beautiful Wye Valley or the Forest of Dean and 5 to the National Diving & Activity Centre.

In a quiet cul de sac but in central Chepstow with great shops, pubs & restaurants and M & S food 2 minutes away! Easy access to the stunning Wye Valley, the racecourse, Tintern, Offa's Dyke & the Wye Valley Walk.

Spring Cottage enjoys a peaceful setting surrounded by indigenous forest set above the River Wye. Graded 5 Stars by Visit Wales, the cottage was completely restored a few years ago and offers modern and comfortable accommodation that retains its original charm. Featuring two bright and pretty bedrooms, an attractive bathroom, kitchen with a range of modern appliances, dining area with oak table and chairs, cosy lounge with wood burner, detached studio/conservatory and extensive garden/woodland.

As people who enjoy breaks in holiday cottages ourselves we understand the importance of a well-equipped, comfortable and clean cottage and that is exactly what we strive to provide. You can expect to arrive to a spotless cottage, with beds made using premium cotton sheets, Egyptian cotton towels laid out and all essentials (loo roll, salt, pepper, coffee, soap, dishwasher tablets etc.) provided together with a few luxuries (locally laid eggs and freshly baked bread). There is additionally free wi-fi in the cottage. The ground floor contains the sitting room which is the perfect place for relaxing after a days’ walking or enjoying a cosy night in in front of the fire. It has a natural stone floor, wooden beamed ceiling, two double sofas, a modern fully glazed woodburner, a television and DVD player. There is also a bookcase stocked with novels, magazines, DVDs and board games. The recently fitted cottage kitchen/dining room is very functional with an electric hob and cooker, extractor hood, dishwasher, microwave, fridge freezer, toaster and kettle. The room has an oval oak dining table and chairs and phone/mp3 player dock for playing music. The kitchen is well equipped with cookery equipment and utensils, crockery and kitchen and dining linen. Larder essentials are also provided including tea, coffee, sugar, salt and pepper, olive oil, washing up liquid, soap and dishwasher tablets. Adjacent to the kitchen is the utility room with storage for boots and coats, a washing machine, ironing board, iron and counter-top freezer. A covered external walkway leads from the utility room to the conservatory which has a comfy 3-seater sofa and table and is the perfect place for an afternoon read or as a playroom for children. The first floor is accessed via an oak staircase off the lounge. The bedrooms and hallway have thick natural wool carpeting, hand painted furniture and solid wood windows with stunning views over the valley. There are two bedrooms in the cottage – the master bedroom has a kingsize bed and the second bedroom either two singles or a king (please specify your preferred arrangement when booking). Beds will be made before your arrival and the towels will be laid out. All bed and towel linen is 100% Egyptian cotton. The Bathroom has a full length bath with separate shower above, heated towel rail, WC and counter top basin. The bathroom also benefits from some of the best views of the valley from the cottage. Spring Cottage is set within an acre of its own land which includes a pretty cottage garden. A barbecue and outdoor table and chairs are provided during the warmer months. Above this garden is an apple orchard and beyond this is woodland, which is blanketed in bluebells during the spring. Parking for two vehicles is available in the driveway. Please note vehicular access to Spring Cottage is via a one and half mile long narrow single-lane road which whilst suitable for cars is not suitable for vehicles larger than a Ford Transit. Children of all ages are very welcome. We can provide a highchair and travel cot if requested but don’t provide cot linen as guests generally prefer to bring their own. We also have toys, books, board games and DVDs to keep our younger guests entertained! We are dog friendly! Up to two dogs are welcome at Spring Cottage but in the interests of other guests they are not permitted upstairs or on the furniture. A fee of £5 is payable per dog per night to cover the additional time needed to thoroughly clean the cottage for the next guests.

Spring Cottage is spoilt by the number of great options for places to eat and drink nearby including the following favourites: The Brockweir Inn, with it’s open fire, serves wholesome pub food, ale and cider and is a short one mile walk from the cottage. Tintern, two miles away, has a number of pubs. Our favourite for steak is The Rose & Crown Inn in Tintern and for a fine view of the Abbey and a hearty pub meal The Anchor Inn. A little further afield are two fine gastro-pubs both serving quality food in traditional pub surroundings: The Inn at Penalt and the Ostrich Inn in Newland are both 10 miles away. For fine dining, we would thoroughly recommend the Michelin Star restaurant The Whitebrook, which is 8 miles from Spring Cottage. Past guests of Spring Cottage have also recommended a number of restaurants in Monmouth (15 miles) including The Misbah and No 7 Church Street for Bangladeshi and modern European food respectively.

Vine Cottage is in the heart of old Chepstow and close to the castle, river and town centre. The guest suite is completely separate with its own front door. The living room has a large comfy sofa and chair, and a wood burner. The bedroom has a king sized bed and space for a desk overlooking the terrace. The shower room is spacious. There's a mini fridge, a tea/coffee set up and a tiny terrace for sunny days. We have Sky sports - just in case! WiFi. No kitchen. Parking is close and inexpensive.

Great for walkers, castle lovers and music enthusiasts, Chepstow is a lovely town and well worth exploring. With friendly people and a wealth of history, it's a great base for visiting Monmouthshire and Bristol too. The Tourist Information Centre is 4 doors away and they can help you plan your stay. Vine Cottage is the perfect location for a mix of action and peace. Right on the Offa's Dyke path and the Wye Valley walk, there are pubs, restaurants and wine bars in walking distance. The space is attached to the main house. You have your own front door and enter the cozy living room, with a large sofa and wood burner. The bedroom, with comfy king sized bed, is tucked away and quiet. A lovely new shower room is exclusively for you. The back door opens onto a small terrace. Chepstow race course is about a mile away but up the hill - take a very short taxi ride or wear comfy shoes!

From Vine Cottage you are spoiled for choice. In one direction is the River Wye and old bridge leading across to England and some lovely walks. There is also Toast, a great coffee shop up the hill. Panevino Italian restaurant is 3 doors away and does great seafood pasta. In the other direction is the castle and a lovely walk up to the Dell. From there you can cut through to town and stop at one of the many coffee shops or browse. There's a fortnightly market on Sundays during the summer that has fab jewellery as well as food and artisan goods. No visit would be complete without a visit to the Three Tuns a friendly pub with lunchtime food, excellent beer and live music on Saturdays and Sundays.

A stylish detached barn conversion set among beautiful scenery. Situated between the Wye Valley and the Forest of Dean. Ideal for visiting Chepstow and its racecourse. Relax in the comfort of a private hot tub. Plenty of beautiful walks right from the doorstep. Just down the road from a fantastic farm shop and café.

On entering this stylish single-floor accommodation, which boasts exposed A-frame beams, floor-to-ceiling picture windows and underfloor heating throughout, you will find yourself in the beautiful and welcoming open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The lovely lounge is elegantly designed, and an ideal place to relax, with comfy seating and TV/DVD. There’s an attractive dining area allowing you to dine in style while enjoying the countryside views. You will find the kitchen is well-equipped withan electric oven/hob, microwave, washing machine, dishwasher and fridge/freezer. Exploring this charming property further, you will find two comfortable bedrooms, both with en-suite wet room showers and WCs. The first is a zip-and-link double which can be made into a twin on request, and there is also a spacious double room. Heading outside, there’s a seated area for you to relax in, or you can luxuriate in the private hot tub. There is an enclosed paddock which is ideal for dogs (£10 per dog per stay). There is ample allocated parking available for two cars.

There are many fabulous walks right from the doorstep, including the Offa's Dyke Path. Nearby are many attractions including Wye Valley, Brecon Beacons and the Forest of Dean. The National Diving and Activity Centre is also nearby where you can enjoy zip wire rides, water walking and fly boarding as well as diving for all abilities. An equestrian centre is opposite the house for guests wishing to go horse riding. For those looking for quieter activities you could explore Chepstow Castle or try a round of golf. A visit to Chepstow would not be complete without a visit to the racecourse, home to the Welsh National. A great bonus is the farm shop and cafe just half a kilometre away.

Nestled in the Wye Valley with plenty to explore. Great for walkers, cyclists and anyone wishing to take in the natural beauty of this landscape. With easy access to Monmouth, Tintern, Forest of Dean & Chepstow a great place to base yourself from being only 15 mins from the bridges into Wales. The Wye Valley walk runs along the perimeter of the house so no need for cars if you just want to explore. Discuss your needs with the owners and we will try to make your stay memorable.

Visitors are welcome to bring dogs if we can agree on rules. It is ideal for dog walking.

There is a great selection of local pubs catering for all budgets and meal requirements. All walker and dog friendly. There are cycling cafés and of course Tintern Abbey is worth a visit a 20 minute walk from the house or a 3 min drive.

Set in the grounds of a magnificent country home with far reaching stunning views over the River Severn and beyond. This is a perfect place to escape and unwind from the daily hustle and bustle of life. Near to Chepstow and with easy access to the M4 & M5 Motorways and only 2 hours drive from London, 30 minutes from Bristol and 40 minutes from Cheltenham. This cosy studio apartment has only recently been completed to an exceptionally high standard.

Fully equipped kitchen with under counter fridge freezer, washer/dryer, microwave, oven, hob, kettle, toaster, Nespresso cappuccino & espresso maker and a presentation box of Twinings teas. Iron, ironing board and clothes stand. Flat screen smart TVs in living area & bedroom. Being on the outskirts of the village the WI-FI can be a little slow on occasions but usually averages 12mb download speed. 4G Wi-Fi router is also available free of charge. USB charging on most of the power sockets. Luxury soaps and shampoo supplied. Just to reassure guests that during these difficult times that the apartment that is always meticulously clean will get sterilised throughout after every booking.

Nestled in the hillside on the outskirts of the village and in an area of outstanding beauty and just a short walk to our traditional country pub the area is just perfect for those who enjoy the outdoor life. Mountain biking, diving, canoeing, walking and fishing are just a few of the numerous activites that The Forest of Dean and Wye Valley have to offer.

The perfect place to stay if you are looking to spend the weekend attending a wedding in one of our two local wedding venues. Or maybe you are keen to explore the Wye Valley from our doorstep, the Forest of Dean or the Brecon Beacons? Our room in the village of Pwllmeyric is 5 mins from Chepstow with its castle and many pubs, cafes and restaurants and close to the Severn Bridge giving access to/from the M4 and M5. Chepstow has a railway and bus station if you are travelling by public transport.

This listing is for our large king size room, with private bathroom. Please see our separate listing if there are up to four of you wishing to stay with us, and are happy to share the private bathroom. The "blue" room is quiet, spacious and comfortable. You can help yourselves to tea/coffee from our kitchen, and a light breakfast can be provided on request. If you need a lift to either of the local wedding venues, need an earlier check in to drop bags before attending a wedding, or if there is anything else we can help with please just ask!

We have a good local pub in walking distance, which has excellent pub food and the main restaurants in Chepstow are just a 5 minute drive.

Situated on the edge of the Forest of Dean (famous for its deer and boar) and separate from our house. 2 bedrooms; one with en-suite. Other bedroom with separate bathroom next door. A downstairs open plan living area and kitchen. Picturesque surroundings in quiet area. Pool table, table football table & TV.

Set in a quiet location in the heart of the farming community, this 2 bedroom garden annex would suit walkers, horse riders and countryside enthusiasts looking for a romantic escape as well as those looking to discover an exciting part of the country. Explore the idyllic countryside by day then curl up in your own space of an evening beside a woodburner. We are situated only 8 miles from Chepstow town which boasts an array of eateries, wine bars, quaint shops, renowned diving centre and historic castle. If you prefer to venture further into the Forest of Dean you will discover hidden treats including as a selection of water sports, tree top adventures and debunking of haunted pubs! There really is something for everyone here. If you would like to bring your dog or horse we will try to accommodate (extra may be charged for horse), so please ask. Because we are animal friendly, we do our best to deep clean but if you have allergies please discuss with us before booking. On site parking for 2 cars. Small enclosed garden/ back yard area to suit your pet (prior arrangement only) & gas bbq if required. Keys are in a coded keybox for ease of check-in. Check in usually early evening (can be earlier by arrangement as we need to ensure property is ready for you) and check out 10am. We can be flexible so please inform us of your plans and we will try and work around you. Please note this is the countryside- expect this and do not be alarmed if your car gets dirty, you have to reverse around a corner or get held up by a cow! Although this is a peaceful part of the world some animals may be heard - especially deer in the rutting season, foxes, and owls. Small bats fly round in the summer evening too.

Cosy Camping Cabin, in AONB, surrounded by magical woodland, nestled among dry stone walls, situated on the Offas Dyke path and Wye Valley ramble above the River Wye. The cabin has a comfy double bed with clean bedding, log burner with logs, electric, hob, fridge, kitchen utensils. Outdoor dining on the veranda. Basic facilities, separate compost loo and hot shower with towels. No traffic noise or light pollution just birdsong and stars. Come daydream, walk through the woods and along the river.

Perfect for art, as used to be a painters shack, now it’s great for daydreaming, downhill mountain biking, listening to bird song, walking, there are pubs in both directions. Dogs welcome. Breakfast we provide fresh coffee beans for you to grind, teabags, milk, eggs from our hens, flour, fresh lemon and sugar, for you to make your own pancakes. The kitchen has all utensils a hob and a fridge. Fresh clean bedding and towels provided. We leave you a hot water bottle and electric over blanket although it’s likely you won’t need them as the log burner is super toasty, we leave you enough firewood for the stay. Stay 3 nights £115 to hire inflatable private hot tub 40 degrees, right next to your cabin, clean water filled for your use only.

Area of outstanding natural beauty. Between the Royal Forest of Dean and the Wye Valley in the England Wales border. Situated on natural England’s Hudnalls woods. Our driveway is Offas dyke path. And the Wye Valley ramble. We have so many attractions; our favourites are pedal my bike away, taking our canoe on the wye, Puzzlewood, Go ape, Beechenhurst, Perrygrove Railway, Tintern Abby is in walking distance. You could drive to Monmouth or Chepstow or Lydney park.

Bunkhouse in the beautiful Wye Valley just off Offa's Dyke. On site facilities: Cinema screen, Pool table, WiFi, self catering kitchen, fire pits with optional extras at additional cost Inc. hot tubs, indoor skatepark, wood fired pizza and breakfast. Beds have clean base sheet and pillow but please bring duvet or sleeping bag.

Bunkhouse is split into 3 separate bedrooms of beds 4, 5 and 8. We can also accommodate an extra 4 in a caravan also and there is possibility of pull out bed. Groups over 13 will have full private use of bunkhouse including downstairs room and facilties. Bunkhouse is situated on a two acre site along with our residence and other residents. We are quite relaxed and do have guests privacy in mind but outside areas maybe used by other residents at certain times. Along with our two friendly dogs, other pets and two children.

On the foot of Offa's Dyke footpath to explore the beautiful Wye Valley what's not to like. Although seemingly in a very rural area we do respect our neighbours and have limits on late night noise outside. The bunkhouse however is very well sound insulated so not a problem in there.

Situated in England near the border of Wales, this is a newly completed self-contained annex that was converted from a stone outbuilding in 2018. It is comfortable, modern and well equipped. Although the annex is set in the middle of the garden of a family home, you have your own private seating area with views of the beautiful Wye Valley. This is a quiet, peaceful location and a perfect place to escape the city.

Access is down the end of a very narrow, over grown and dead end lane. The annex is situated at the top of a very steep drive, although there is parking at the top and at the bottom. Negotiating hills by car and by foot is all part of our daily existence so we would not recommend you come if you are disabled or unsure on your feet. You will be staying close to a family home so will hear young children and occasional visitors coming and going.

Hewelsfield Common is a small hamlet that is within a protected area of outstanding natural beauty. We are a short walk from the Offers Dyke path and our local shop with it's picturesque cafe. A short drive away is The Forest of Dean, Wales, Symonds Yat and Tintern Abbey. The city of Bristol is just a 45 minute drive away on a clear run.

A double room with a stunning view of the river Severn within our old farmhouse. There is your own private bathroom close by. We are situated on a quiet single track lane and have a lovely garden and a balcony our guests can enjoy. We are in the Forest of Dean, close to the wye valley and Chepstow. Please note, Being an old farmhouse the doorway is not standard size and our taller guests may have to duck!!

We have 5 self-catering holiday cottages available. A large modern interior finished to a great standard. Search for more of our cottages to find a bigger one, one with disabled access & one for pets!

The cottage has everything you need for a home away from home.

The cottages are situated on a farm and are surrounded by fields and open spaces.

Enjoy spectacular views over the Wye Valley in our "Room with a View" at Hill Farm, Tintern. Our secluded self contained room is ideal for guests who want to take time out to reconnect with nature, and enjoy the peace and serenity of this fabulous location. Our room with a view has its own amenities including a kitchenette, toilet and shower and private entrance separate from the main house. We are within walking distance to the village of Tintern and its famous Abbey.

Wake up to the bird song and enjoy your morning cup of tea or coffee overlooking the spectacular Wye Valley. With one of the best views of Tintern, Hill Farm is rural enough to be quiet with an abundance of plants and wildlife, but close enough to Tintern, The Abbey and all other attractions across the Wye Valley and The Forest of Dean. Our 15 acre house, land and woodlands are situated up a forestry track which is a little bumpy, but gives the location a sense of remoteness. The walk down to Tintern although steep, does not take long and has an abundance of historic sites (including the famous Tintern Abbey), stunning walks and cycle tracks, and a range of pubs and eateries to cater for all your needs. We have received excellent feedback from our guests and we are dog friendly. We can make up a double or two single beds, and provide all linen and towels, shampoo, conditioner, tea and coffee making facilities and a welcome pack to include a taste of local produce, breakfast cereals eggs and bread. If you have any dietary requirements please let us know and we can replace unsuitable items in your welcome pack. Upon request, we can also arrange a cooked breakfast, lunch or dinner to be delivered to your room for an additional cost, depending on availability. Hayley is also a massage therapist and yoga teacher and depending on availability, can offer massages and private yoga sessions (please request prices upon booking). You can make your own meals using our kitchenette, or take a walk or drive into Tintern, which offers a variety of pubs and restaurants. There is a small shower and separate toilet room, and we also provide a table and chairs, TV, and kitchenware. Please note there is not an oven and the kitchenette offers 2 electric hobs, a microwave and a fridge. Outside is a small private patio area for you to sit and admire the views, and we can also get a fire burning outside upon request. In the Autumn/Winter months we have a great heating system to keep your warm and cozy and extra blankets. We are a family of 4 with 2 young children. We have dogs, sheep and chicken and really embracing rural life. This is our home but we have enough space to allow for privacy, including a separate entrance and outdoor patio area. The site is sloped with lots of steps so you will need to be comfortable with this. We are here as much or as little as you need us, and pride ourselves on being warm and friendly. Any further questions do not hesitate to ask. We are very proud of the feedback we have had so far, and we very much look forward to welcoming you if you are also looking to stay in our "Room with a View".

Rural, idyllic, quiet, beautiful woodland and open fields overlooking The Wye Valley.

Great situation, near the centre of a pretty village. 5 minutes walk to an excellent dining pub and a small shop/cafe. Beautiful countryside, including the River Severn and Coastal Path - great for walkers and cyclists - shed for bikes. Located 2.5 miles from market town - Thornbury, where there are restaurants, cafe's, pubs and local shops. 18 miles to Bristol, 25 miles to Bath and Gloucester, 20 miles to Forest of Dean. Ideal for a holiday or longer stay. Recently upgraded WiFi

The cottage has a spacious modern interior with vaulted ceilings. Glass patio doors provide a lovely outlook across the fields to Wales, where you can sit and watch the sun go down on the decked seating area. There is also a small enclosed garden with a shed which can be used to store/lock away bikes. The interior includes an open plan, light and bright, lounge/kitchen/diner with table and chairs and lounge area with comfy sofa that can be made up as a sofa bed if required. There is a large screen TV and smart dvd player. The kitchen is well equipped and fitted with a full range of white goods. The bedroom can be arranged either with 2 single beds or 1 super king sized bed and has ample storage with a wardrobe/dressing area with 3 way mirror doors. The hallway has a cupboard for boots/shoes/coats etc and the bathroom has a shower/bath. We provide shampoo/shower wash etc. as well as on arrival basics such as tea/coffee/sugar/milk/ cereals, cooking salt, oil etc. and all linen - bedding and towels. Off road parking is available adjacent to the cottage.

Situated in a quite village on a ‘no through road' with direct access to lots of walks, including to the banks of the River Severn and coast path and excellent cycle routes.

If you’re hoping to get away from it all, Anne’s Hut plunges you into seclusion amongst the greenery and the tranquillity of the Wye Valley. Equipped and furnished to a high standard, these shepherd’s huts make ingenious use of space while including everything you need to enjoy your stay. One of the huts is the main living area, with cosy wood burning stove and modern amenities, while the other is the luxury bathroom. The huts are linked by a decking patio area. Below the huts is the fire pit, where you can try your hand at cooking outdoors or lounge in the comfy chairs and hammock. It’s the ideal spot for relaxing after a day’s exploration, listening to the birdsong of the evening chorus all around you. The ancient settlement of Penterry sits high on the hill between Chepstow and Tintern. From a spot just above Anne’s Hut which once housed a Roman Fort you have a perfect 360 degree view featuring seven counties. Designated as an AONB, the local area is beautiful and steeped in history. Chepstow boasts the oldest stone built castle in the land and Tintern with its majestic Abbey and stunning setting is a must to see. For gastronomes, there is a Michelin restaurant just 20 minutes away and there are many excellent eateries close by. If castles are your thing then there are five within 20 minutes and Llanthony Priory which is outstandingly beautiful is just 40 minutes away. This holiday at a glance Sleeps two guests. Open plan living area with super king bed. Separate bathroom with bath, walk in shower and sink and wc. Accomodation on one level (five steps up to accomodation). Wood burning stove. Good 4G signal. Sorry, no children or pets. Minimum two night stay. Additional features Central heating. Fitted gas oven. Fridge with small freezer. Garden furniture. Fire pit. Barbecue. Two bicycles available on request. Attractions and nearby amenities The attractive historic town of Chepstow is four miles away, boasting one of the oldest stone built castles in Britain. While you’re visiting Chepstow, don’t miss Chepstow Racecourse – the venue hosts everything from food festivals to concerts. The evocative ruins of Tintern Abbey are just two miles away. Immortalised in a poem by Wordsworth, the ruins are set in a beautiful wooded valley with plenty of walks to enjoy. If Tintern whets your appetite for ruins, don’t miss Raglan Castle near Monmouth. With a great tower, gatehouse and moat, this is everything a castle should be. Further up the River Wye is the border market town of Monmouth, where you’ll find a famous 13th century bridge stretching over the River Monnow as well as modern boutiques and galleries. One of the delights of Monmouth is The Whitebrook, a Michelin-starred restaurant, but if you fancy creating a dish or two of your own, Usk Farmer’s Market has lots of stalls offering fine, fresh produce. Markets are held every first and third Saturday of each month throughout the year. If you’d like to take some exercise in the great outdoors, the Royal Forest of Dean has lots of cycle paths to explore, and you can hire off-road bikes here too. For an enjoyable stroll through the woodland, look out for signs for the sculpture trail. Many award-winning restaurants and pubs are just a short drive away from Anne’s Hut, as are two first class golf courses, St Pierre (10 minutes away) and Celtic Manor (25 minutes away). In nearby Caerwent you’ll find Dewstow House, a nineteenth century villa. But people visit more for the gardens than the property – see how many hidden grottoes you can discover.