One of four rustic barn conversions set within the heart of a traditional working farm, this beautiful conversion has Skirrid Mountain as its scenic backdrop, and makes a perfect base for families looking to take a break and enjoy life on the farm. Only 3 miles away is the market town of Abergavenny where you can take advantage of their weekly farmers market, pubs, and restaurants. Explore some of Europe s finest surviving castles such as Abergavenny Castle set against the spectacular hills, Crickhowell Castle (11 miles) and Raglan Castle (11 Miles). For the more adventurous, try canoeing or kayaking on the River Wye at Symonds Yat (27 miles), or for something more leisurely, take a trip on the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal. Relishing its rural location within a farmyard, this property has a private entrance leading to a lobby where you can leave coats and boots after a day of exploring the wonderful local area. The house has been restored with care and is finished with a country charm and comfortable fixtures. The living space is open plan making it perfect for families, as it offers multiple spaces to relax in the evening, be it by the warming wood burner watching TV or at the dining table playing games. This table is also great for a simple supper, and a small and well equipped kitchen provides everything you may need for preparing meals. Guests have the choice of two bedrooms, a double bedroom and a twin room, and there s a quaint bathroom to share. There is a shared laundry room with washing machines and tumble dryers. Outside, there is a shared patio area with picnic tables and a BBQ, and guests can collect eggs from the free range hens, or meet the farm animals as they explore the grounds. There is access to a shared indoor swimming pool (open from 2 weeks before Easter until after the October half term), a hot tub and an outdoor children s play area and games room with a pool table and table tennis.
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