About this property
Enjoy a family escape to the Welsh countryside and stay in this beautifully restored former stable, set within a sprawling estate that’s yours to roam. Inside, cosy up in the inviting lounge where a wood burner crackles in the corner, and outside, enjoy your own private garden overlooking the fields beyond. Located in the charming hamlet of Tal-y-Coed, you'll find yourself well located halfway between the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the Brecon Beacons National Park.
As you approach the property along the tree-lined avenue, you'll be greeted by the majestic Clock House archway. Enter through the kitchen/dining area, a bright and airy space with tall ceilings and everything you need to make meal times a breeze. The adjacent lounge/diner features large picture windows and French doors, inviting natural light and garden views into the room. Relax by the wood burner or enjoy a meal at the dining table, while a well-stocked bookcase provides local information and entertainment. A cloakroom completes the ground floor. Climb the open stairwell to discover three beautifully appointed bedrooms on the first floor: two double bedrooms and a single bedroom, offering comfortable accommodation for all. A bathroom with a shower over the bath completes this characterful home. Outside, the enclosed garden provides a peaceful setting for al fresco dining or simply relaxing amidst the natural surroundings. Guests are welcome to explore the vast parkland, although dogs must remain on a lead.
For outdoor enthusiasts, the surrounding area provides ample opportunities for adventure. Embark on scenic walks along the Offa’s Dyke trail, White Castle Trail, or Skirrid, while cyclists can explore the nearby National Cycle Network or enjoy mountain biking in the local area. Golfers will appreciate the proximity to The Rolls of Monmouth Golf Course, 2 miles away. Don’t miss the enchanting Forest of Dean for ancient woodland and high-wire adventures, the River Wye for kayaking and paddleboarding, and the rugged landscapes of Brecon Beacons National Park for hiking and mountain climbing.