Dog-friendly Cottages Monmouthshire

This fabulous 19th-century school has been converted into a great holiday home. Situated in the Wye Valley, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this detached property is a real home from home with everything you could need, set in a quiet village location just walking distance from the local pub/restaurant. There are three large bedrooms all with en-suite facilities, one of which is on the ground floor with patio doors leading out to a lovely enclosed garden, great for your animals to exercise in. There is also a community play area at the rear of the garden.
There is a spacious open plan kitchen, dining and living area with beams and a wood burner – great for cosy nights in. There is also a snug on the ground floor; a great place for the kids if they want to watch some TV or play games.
The market town of Monmouth is approximately 5 miles from the property and hosts an abundance of shops, cafés and restaurants. Steeped in history, a must visit is Monmouth Castle and the Monnow Bridge and Gate.
The Forest of Dean National Park and Symonds Yat are approximately 12 miles from the property, and plenty of walks to be had with Offas Dyke not being far from here. Whatever you do on your holiday this spacious conversion will be the ideal place to base yourselves from. Shop 2 miles, pub and restaurant 350 yards.

Exceptionally well-equipped and with its own hot tub in the sheltered garden, this delightful, detached holiday cottage offers year round comfort and relaxation as well as walking from the doorstep. During December the cottage is decorated with door wreath, outside fairy lights and many decorations, and for Christmas and New Year weeks a real tree is added.
The cottage is often chosen for couples romantic getaways due to the superking master bedroom, woodburner and hot tub.
Locally, explore dramatic Chepstow or Raglan castles, make your own craft gin at the distillery in walking distance , hire a bike, go horseracing or try fishing, canoeing or stand up paddle boarding ! The area is a haven for wildlife and boasts great birdwatching too. Within a short drive are the many visitor attractions of the Royal Forest of Dean including a steam railway, caves and film locations and in the other direction the Brecon Beacons await. There is something for every age group in this wonderful location.

This wonderful holiday property (adjoining the owner’s home) is situated within 20 acres of the owner’s grounds, and occupies half a converted barn, sitting high on a hillside with fabulous views over the Vale of Usk. The Forest of Dean and Symonds Yat make fabulous days out. Monmouth, Chepstow and Ross on Wye all close by. Shops 7 miles, restaurant and pubs 1 mile.

White Hill Farm Cottage enjoys panoramic views over the countryside, towards the heights of Pen-Y-Fan, the highest peak in the Brecon Beacons National Park, south Wales, the Black Mountains and the Sugar Loaf. This lovely detached cottage, on a working farm, has a large south terrace with furniture that overlooks the garden planted by a Chelsea gold medal winner to attract birds and butterflies. Oak beams and cills are cut from oak off the farm. This is an ideal place to watch the sun setting over the spectacular view. Footpaths lead from the door to woodland where wild deer and badgers may be seen. If you wish to discover the area, this wonderful property is ideally located for easy access to the Brecon Beacons, The Forest Of Dean and Hay-on-Wye. The cosmopolitan, bustling city of Cardiff with its plethora of shops and impressive castle right in the city centre is also close by. Golf is available 2½ miles away, and fishing just 1½ miles away. Shops, pubs and restaurants 2 miles.

This fabulous 18th century, warm, detached chocolate box cottage, was totally renovated in 2009 and has since been winner of numerous National Quality Awards and has everything to offer on your luxurious break. The living room has a fabulous stone fireplace with wood burner and along with the dining room enjoys Abbey views, while the ground floor bedroom has views overlooking the garden. The bedrooms on the first floor both have views across to the Abbey. Outside, the large front garden is unfenced to make the most of the amazing Abbey views and the stunning countryside of this beautiful conservation area, the rear garden is enclosed with patio furniture, cantilever umbrella and barbecue.
Located right opposite the magnificent Abbey in the historic riverside village of Tintern, it lies within the original Abbey curtilage. Tintern itself is within the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and has pubs, restaurants, cafés and craft shops, children’s play area, a convenience store, vineyard, and a brewery all within a few minutes’ walk. Enjoy locally produced ice cream, cheese, and home cooked food at the local eateries. There is a monthly local produce market in the village.
Locally, explore dramatic Chepstow or Raglan castles, make your own craft gin at the distillery, hire a bike, go horseracing, or try fishing, canoeing or a thrilling zipwire! The area is a haven for wildlife and boasts great birdwatching too. Within a short drive are the many visitor attractions of the Royal Forest of Dean including a steam railway, caves, and film locations and in the other direction the Brecon Beacons await. There is something for every age group in this wonderful location.