North of England
Scotland
North of England
Scotland

This exquisite stone-built property, full of character, is ideal for families or friends seeking a peaceful base from which to discover the local amenities and attractions of Monmouthshire. The property is situated at the southeastern gateway to the Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park, at the foot of the magnificent Blorenge mountain, an easy, flat walk from Keepers Pond car park or via the steep footpath directly from the village.
Iconic Sugar Loaf Mountain is less than 5 miles away, and this popular, rewarding hike through oak woodlands leads to a summit with panoramic views of the Marches. Foodies will love being less than 5 miles from Abergavenny, the food capital of Wales, where you can savour plenty of local fare at the many eateries or at the market.
Alternatively, there is plenty of history to discover, including the must-visit Big Pit National Coal Museum (6.5 miles). Step through the bi-fold door of this impressive two-storey cottage and leave your cares at the door as you take in the perfect blend of original charm and contemporary comfort, ensuring an unforgettable stay.
Enter into an open-plan living/kitchen/diner with characterful vaulted ceilings and a glass staircase leading to the upstairs. The spacious and inviting downstairs area is the heart of the home and perfect for relaxed socialising.
At one end of the space is the sleek kitchen area, complete with all the appliances needed to whip up tasty treats or a celebratory meal. The kitchen island is ideal for sociable drinks and informal dining.
In the centre of the room, you can gather to enjoy unhurried meals at the lovely wooden dining table with a view looking out into the garden. After dinner, retire to the sitting area, which features plenty of comfortable sofas to sink into.