Wye Valley Cottage
Brockweir, Wye Valley, Wales

Situated in the Lower Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Brockweir village has changed little since the days of its lively river trade and boatbuilding industry and many of the buildings remain almost as they were centuries ago. The surrounding area is also rich in history and often described as a rambler’s paradise. The ruins of Tintern Abbey are nearby and the village is on the edge of the Royal Forest of Dean within easy reach of both the Wye Valley footpath and Offa’s Dyke Path.

The Wye Valley and Vale of Usk is a great area to explore from the Black Mountains in the north to the market towns of Abergavenny and Monmouth as well as the rural valleys around Newport and Chepstow on the banks of the River Severn. There is a rich industrial heritage and a visit to the Blaenavon Industrial Landscape World Heritage Site gives a wonderful insight into the reality of the lives of generations of miners. The Nelson Museum in Monmouth has one of the best collections about Britain’s famous admiral and even includes his glass eye.

Endless opportunities abound for you to enjoy the great outdoors. Anglers are spoilt for choice with fishing on rivers, reservoirs and the sea and the Wye is well known as one of the premier canoeing rivers in Britian. There are miles of designated paths for walking and cycling and the chance to enjoy a day’s pony trekking in the Black Mountains.

Bedrooms: 4 (3 doubles, 1 single)
Sleeps: 8
Bathrooms: 2
Dishwasher
Washing machine
Microwave
Large 32inch wide screen television and Digital box
Woodburning stove
Large garden with outstanding views
Picnic area with barbeque
Summerhouse
Well behaved, house trained dogs permitted
Short breaks

Brockweir, Chepstow
The Brockweir Inn, The Brockweir and Hewelsfield Village Shop and Cafe (with FREE WiFi)all within walking distance
Walking
Birdwatching
Fishing
Canoeing
Golf
Pony trekking
Chepstow Castle
Dean Forest Railway
Go Ape! High Wire Forest Adventure

Accommodation:

The self-catering accommodation comprises of a large kitchen and dining area which includes integrated dishwasher, washing machine, fridge and freezer. The living room is spacious with leather sofas and a large 32inch wide screen television including digital box and a wood burning fire.

The property has 2 bathrooms; the upstairs bathroom includes bath, shower, WC and wash hand basin and downstairs there is a large shower with WC and wash hand basin. There are 3 double bedrooms (all of which have double beds) plus a single bedroom and 3 smoke alarms are fitted throughout the property.

Outside is a large garden with outstanding views and 100sq mtrs of patio area with a picnic area and BBQ. New for 2009 is a fabulous summerhouse. There is a plenty of space to park with ample room for turning.

Well behaved, house-trained dogs are permitted on request.

Directions:

Follow main routes to the M48 and exit onto slip road at J2. At the roundabout, take the third exit onto Wye Valley Link Road (A466)head north and follow signs for Brockweir. At Brockweir follow signs for Underhill.

What's included:

Heating is included in the rental price plus a complimentary basket of logs. Bed linen and towels are provided; all the beds will be made up in advance of your arrival, with freshly laundered bed linens and wonderfully soft fluffy towels placed on all the beds. You will find store cupboard basics such as tea, coffee, sugar and milk etc. ready for your first cuppa!

Change over day is variable and short breaks and weekend bookings are welcome. Late bookings discounts are sometimes available - please email for details.

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