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With an idyllic location in the heart of the Forest of Dean, this coach house offers a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature. As well as a private terrace, this home has access to a shared garden, swimming pool and tennis court. Inside, the living room is on the first floor and has high ceilings and antique furniture (the main bedroom is also on this floor), while the ground level is home to the kitchen and bedroom two. This place is the perfect spot for families and friends to unwind.

Staunton Splendour

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Rolling countryside as far as the eye can see and quaint villages tucked into the valleys of Monmouthshire on your doorstep – this converted stone barn is an idyllic getaway. It’s a six-minute drive to the centre of Raglan where you can explore castle ruins, pop in to one of the cosy pubs or stock up at the traditional butcher and the local village shop. Further afield you’ll find the charming market town of Monmouth a fifteen-minute drive away. The home is blissfully quiet, with nothing but the occasional bleat of sheep or whinny of a horse in the surrounding fields. Out here, away from it all, you can see the canopy of stars from the private garden. During the day, this spot is perfect for a family barbecue, with dining on the patio. Inside, it’s open-plan living made cosy with a wood-burning stove set in the old stone wall of the living room. Period features like the old timber frame and arrow-slit windows have been retained, showing off the age of the building. The Aga and Belfast sink in the kitchen keep that farmhouse feel, perfect when paired with farm-fresh produce from the hole-in-the-wall farm shop just down the road. 

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Get off the beaten track at this remote retreat set deep within the Herefordshire countryside, close to the Welsh border. Originally the farm's dairy, it's been lovingly converted from a derelict outbuilding to stylish home from home in just a few short years.

Inside, discover a cute contemporary farmhouse style, with beautiful natural stone flooring, a sleek kitchen and an inviting seating area placed within warming distance of the wood burner.

Step through to the bedroom, where you'll find a comfortable bed with a skylight above, perfect for stargazing, and an elegant freestanding bathtub for indulgent evening pampering sessions.

The star of the show has got to be the wood-fired hot tub, with views across to the Monnow Valley. Spend your days hiking through the hills with your dogs, before hosing them down at the outside tap and jumping into the warm water – we can't help but feel that the dog's getting the raw end of the deal here.

Speaking of walks, there are plenty of public footpaths that pass across the farm, with your hosts able to provide OS maps and walking books should you need them. If you want to venture further afield, why not head up the Skirrid, Sugar Loaf and Black Mountains – all viewable from the garden.


Cider House Rules

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This beautiful home sits within the grounds of a historic stately manor. It’s between Herefordshire and Monmouthshire, so you’ll be perfectly positioned to explore the Brecon Beacons and the area’s delightful towns and villages. French doors open to the terrace and garden, where you can play croquet and admire the deer park just beyond the estate’s gardens. Inside, the wood-burning stove keeps things cosy. It's a stylish and tranquil home that’s been meticulously renovated. We love the elegant tiling in the en-suite bathrooms. 

The Summer Lodge

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On arrival at this beautiful A-frame cottage, you’ll be greeted with stunning views across the Wye Valley and a couple of bottles of local ale from your host’s favourite brewery. A wall of glass opens up the living room to the valley beyond and the morning mist tumbling between forests and fells is quite a sight from this hilltop location. Come nightfall, you’re far from civilisation so the sky speckles with a blanket of stars – spot constellations from the warmth of the wood-fired hot tub outside or walk to Michelin-star restaurant The Whitebrook, fifteen minutes away. Wandering through the wildflower-strewn garden you’ll find a picnic bench and barbecue for hazy summer days outdoors and rambling walks across the countryside start from just outside the door. Back inside, we love the collection of holiday reads, tucked into bookshelves below the raised bed in the studio. Toys in the living room and bunkbeds in the second bedroom let you know this place is family-friendly too. 

Wye Valley View

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Delight in this enchanting castle-inspired holiday retreat that invites cherished moments for romantics, dog-lovers and adventurers alike. Notably, it distinctively stands as a guard at a cherished gated entrance to the Kentchurch Estate. Across three captivating bedrooms, each hosting an en-suite bathroom, warmth and elegant simplicity prevail. An inviting open-plan kitchen and living area grace the top floor, offering a coveted spot to revel in culinary adventures or restful companionship. A bounty of natural beauty awaits to be admired from the generous roof terrace — when day gives way to evening, toast to bewitching views of nearby Wales. Wander no further than footsteps away for a relaxing pub visit or explore at leisure the lush labyrinthine lanes connecting you to the broader Herefordshire countryside. Sprawling across private grounds, including an enclosed garden and terrace, lay your stakes and unwind amidst your temporary kingdom on the border of England and Wales.

Lower Lodge

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Step into a world of grandeur and rich history in this magnificent stately home. This 14th-century Grade I listed home sits between Herefordshire and Monmouthshire and is a remarkable setting for a memorable stay. Feast in the banquet hall, admire the chapel's stained glass, and entertain your friends in the piano room. Stroll the 25 acres of gardens and visit the deer park, or get competitive on the tennis court and croquet lawn. There’s something for everyone at this outstanding home. 

A Royal Hideaway

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This picture-perfect, red-brick barn has been transformed into a luxe country retreat, just on the edge of Brecon Beacons National park. From the traditional wood-burning fireplace and oak dining table, to the plush floral sofas and wood-top kitchen island, this is a bright and homely place to stay. Relax in the large cinema room or the cosy library - offering all the wholesome entertainment you’d need for a getaway in the countryside. The bedrooms have deluxe mattresses and tartan throws, while luxurious bathrooms feature glamorous roll-top soaking tubs. The barn is drenched in light from floor-to-ceiling windows that let in sublime, uninterrupted views of the rolling green landscape. Park the kids in the play area or on the manicured football lawn, and put your feet up in the alfresco dining area with all those views. While located in the heart of the country, the home is near bars and pubs, as well as the local village, so you can explore the local area with ease. 

Strawberry Wood

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Set on a working farm between Monmouth and Abergavenny, this home promises a peaceful escape surrounded by nature. If you don’t feel like going too far, you’ll find a natural swimming pond and 100 acres of land to roam here, along with the Offa's Dyke Path. If that’s not enough, hikers can also enjoy the trails of the Black Mountains, in the southeast corner of the Brecon Beacons National Park. Of course, you may prefer to kick back and relax during your stay – if so, the wood-fired hot tub, rolltop bath, and wood burner are ready to take your vacation relaxation to the next level. 

The Magic of Monmouthshire

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These luxurious shepherd’s huts are an excellent choice for a romantic retreat. This quirky home can be found in a secluded meadow on the edge of a natural wood, close to the ancient settlement of Penterry. There are stunning views to be discovered nearby, and you can relax and unwind amid the tranquillity of the Wye Valley. The bathroom, with a bathtub and separate shower, is in a separate shepherd’s hut, while the petite kitchen and bedroom are in a studio layout in the main hut. Space is limited, but the setting more than makes up for that. 

The Druid's Hut

This barn has been lovingly restored into a stylish home. We adore the Usk Valley vistas from the patio windows, and if you look up, you get a view of the sky through the glazed ceiling. 

The impressive living space is perfect for entertaining your family and friends. There's plenty of room on the two comfy grey sofas for your guests and a selection of books and games to keep the gang occupied. Whip up some Welsh rarebit for lunch in the modern kitchen with its island, or head outside and grill some local produce on the barbecue. Later relax in the hot tub with a glass of wine or next to the toasty fire pit.

There's lots to do out and about, too. Llandegfedd reservoir, with all its watersports, great fishing, walking and cycling, is just over 1 mile away, while the charming market town of Usk has many independent boutiques and several cafes and restaurants (2.2 miles from this home). Other attractions include Raglan Castle, Brecon Beacons National Park, Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Chepstow Castle and Chepstow Racecourse. 



Nuthatch Barn

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You're in for a surprise as you enter this converted barn on a farm near the town of Usk. A far cry from the period features and chintz you may expect in a home like this, it's been designed with plenty of contemporary flair. Bright and open, and with a superb glass roof over the sitting area, it's all crisp white walls, anthracite framed windows and modern wood floors.

Floor-to-ceiling windows on the ground floor open it right up to the patio and there's a choice between eating at the dining table or outside on fine days. And while the high-spec kitchen is perfectly practical for cooking at home, there's also the option of a barbecue. Three excellent en-suite bedrooms top off the accommodation but there's a little secret this home has been holding back – it's also got a private hot tub and a fire pit in the garden.

Just a little over two miles from Usk, it's close to the local reservoir, where you can book all sorts of water sports, and there's a golf course nearby too. Whether you're exploring the area by foot or by bike, it's a great spot on a charming smallholding – perfect for all the family and with fields and sheep as far as the eye can see. 

Hay While the Sun Shines

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Eye-feasting sight of Monmouthshire's green waves provides a charming backdrop to this picturesque Jacobean farmhouse. Period features blend seamlessly with modern touches across its four-tier structure. Antiques, artistic curios and comfortable fabrics create a distinctive aura. The property offers a tech-fitted games room, smart TVs and a Sonos system, ensuring guests have everything they need for entertainment. Four tempting bedrooms plus one make it an ideal retreat for families or friend groups. The meticulous design even extends to luxurious bathrooms and a fully equipped kitchen-diner. Step outside into beautiful gardens and a serene terrace under the watchful gaze of St Nicholas Church, making it an enticing retreat for outdoor enthusiasts as well as peace seekers. The local pub serving delicious food and engaging live music is just a few steps away. Its prime location makes it an excellent starting point to explore the Great Outdoors that surround Grosmont.

Crowned Jewel

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This delightful holiday home is the garden wing of a fabulous Italianate-style villa that dates back to around 1670. Now a comfortable and modern space, this home delights guests and proves to be the perfect base for exploring the nearby Forest of Dean. 

The villa has been a B&B for forty years, and the garden wing is now available for self-catered stays – it’s ideal for groups of friends or a couple of families getting together for a break. Spend your days out in the fresh air, and your evenings in the wood-beamed living room, playing board games and catching up. 

The Forest of Dean is just a short distance away – you can be at its heart in fifteen minutes. There’s so much to see and do, whether you’re a keen hiker, will be bringing your bikes, or are entertaining little ones. Puzzlewood is seven minutes away by car, and you might even recognise some parts of the Forest from TV and film. 

You can enjoy the great outdoors from the property itself, too. The villa boasts twenty acres of land and formal gardens, which are a delight to stroll through, as well as ponds and a pretty brook. Additionally, you’ll have your own private fenced garden – why not serve afternoon tea in the sunshine? 


The Brook's Babble

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Say fare thee well to your regular life – it's time to live out your knight's tale fantasies at this extraordinary Medieval manor house. This home dates back to the twelfth century and was even owned by Henry VIII a couple of centuries later. As soon as the moment you step through the gigantic wooden door, you'll feel like you've stepped back in time. 

You’ll have access to the first and second floor of the home, which are packed with historic charm and traditional details. We love the spiral staircases and narrow corridors leading to cosy corners and antique furniture. Exposed stone walls and dark timber beams add to the characterful decor of this memorable home. The master bedroom features a wood-carved four-poster bed with intricate artistry, and a roll-top bath in the nearby bathroom. 

In the kitchen, it's easy to imagine the cooks of yesteryear bustling about the hearth while preparing a banquet for the Lord of the house. Happily, things are a little easier these days – there’s now a beautiful farmhouse kitchen with a range cooker. When you’ve whipped up a feast fit for a king, it can be served at the nine-foot table, where you’ll sit until late sipping wine and catching up. 

The Wye Valley is on your doorstep with its crumbling castle ruins, Arthurian landmarks, and quiet market towns. A ten-minute walk takes you into Caldicot centre, buzzing with cafes, shops and a handy train station. Yet the manor's sprawling grounds and walled rose gardens make it feel as though you’re away from it all.


Knights of the Round

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Set in the Brecon Beacons National Park, this 400 year old farmhouse has been lovingly restored into a luxury eco home. It’s powered by green electricity – from the renewable energy that goes into the underfloor heating, to micro-hydro generation and solar panels. Upstairs the traditional farmhouse feel has been preserved, from the vaulted wood beamed ceiling, to the cosy living room set around a wood burning stove. Head downstairs to find the three tranquil bedrooms with king size beds, and windows looking out over the beautiful valley. 

Set in 45 acres of private land, you’ll be totally ensconced in peace and privacy here. The land is a haven for wildlife: there are beehives and an orchard, and you’ll hear and see a wide range of birds, including owls, kites, herons, and woodpeckers. The house is in a Black Skies reserve, meaning there’s very little air and light pollution. Come evening, don your bathrobe and head out to the wood fired hot tub for some incredible stargazing. 

There’s plenty to do in the surrounding area. Follow one of the excellent hiking trails in the Brecon Beacons, taking you through the Black Mountains, or to wild swimming spots. Your hosts live in a barn conversion adjacent to the farmhouse, and are always happy to give tips and recommendations. The house is right on the River Grwyne Fawr and adjacent to a tiny Mediaeval Church, so you’ll be surrounded by beauty wherever you go. While this is an opportunity to unplug from the rest of the world, civilization isn’t too far away – the towns of Abergavenny and Crickhowell are 5 miles away, where you’ll find a range of local amenities.

Black Mountains Farmhouse

Standing tall in a Georgian neighbourhood, this Newport home is just as handsome on the inside as it is on the outside. There's a great range of colours used throughout, with several shades on the walls and furnishings lending character. The kitchen is large and well-equipped enough for a handful of sous-chefs to work under the watchful eye of the head cook, while there's even a garden that uses tiers to work with the sloping land available. We think they've done a smashing job with it and you'll appreciate it during the summer months. At the top of the street, there's a park with a lovely view of the city, the centre of which only takes fifteen minutes to reach on foot. A little further afield, there are attractions towards the mouth of the River Usk, including RSPB Newport Wetlands, a quarter of an hour's drive away.

Remain In Light

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We think this family home is a real beaut. The cosy lounge is the perfect place to unwind with a movie night – and with access to Netflix and Prime, you'll have plenty of choices – while upstairs, a sumptuous clawfoot tub beckons after a long day on your feet. Keen chefs can cook up a storm in the well-appointed kitchen – it has everything you need, whether you fancy a Sunday roast or a fresh-baked treat. During the summer months, head out into the private garden and enjoy your dinner alfresco. Whether you're sipping wine on the deck while watching kids bounce on the trampoline or bubbling under the stars in the hot tub, it's our favourite spot to relax in the summer sunshine. 

Although you're about a half-hour walk (or five-minute drive) from the train station, shops, pubs and eateries in Newport's city centre, Ridgeway's peaceful atmosphere and fantastic green spaces feel miles away. Take an invigorating stroll across the Ridgeway, admiring the views toward Cardiff – it's about ten minutes on foot – then pop by the local cafe on top of the hill for a coffee and a cake after your walk. For something a bit more hearty, grab a delicious meal at the restaurant down the street – or for a bit more buzz, hop on the train and be in Cardiff in twenty minutes flat.

Ridgeview

Sitting pretty on the banks of Croesheolydd Farm's picturesque reservoir, this modern lodge is a cosy hub with everything you could ever need to enjoy an endlessly relaxing stay with friends and family. Located just outside the quaint village of Bassaleg in Gwent, you're just a twenty-one-minute drive from Caerphilly Castle and thirteen minutes by car from Newport. 

Surrounded by the peaceful countryside, you'll feel your stresses melt away from the moment you arrive. Make yourself at home in the contemporary living area, fling open the sleek bi-folding doors, instantly expanding your communal space and presenting a charming spot to unwind with a good book as you look out across the water.

It's an idyllic setting inside and out, whether you're curled up in the warmth of the rustic wood-burning fire with a hot cup of cocoa, enjoying a group meal in the bright kitchen and dining area, or tucking into an alfresco supper beside the lake out on your private patio. Complete with comfortable garden furniture, a barbecue and a chiminea, we can think of nothing better than balmy summer evenings spent out here with your loved ones. 

Lakeside Lounge

Searching for somewhere off the beaten track? It’s time to stop scrolling. Nestled in the Forest of Dean, this home has tranquillity at its core. Perfect for a family, four-legged friends included, the fully-fenced garden offers somewhere to sit back and listen to the sound of nature – just keep an eye on children and dogs, as although the trout pond is fenced with gated access, you can never be too safe. Exploring locally, you can take to the trails through the forest where if you’re lucky, you may even spot some wild boar and deer.

Wild Boar & Trout Pond

Nestled in the Forest of Dean, this home provides the perfect opportunity to switch off and enjoy the natural beauty of the Wye Valley. You won’t have mobile signal here (a great excuse to disconnect), but there is wi-fi and a range of comforts that make this the ideal setting for a rural retreat. Outside, there’s a hot tub (available for an additional fee) and an enclosed garden – great for kids and dogs. And for adventures further afield, there are endless walking and cycle trails, plus it’s just a short drive to the nearest amenities in Lydney – 2 miles away. 

Forests & Fields

Sitting peacefully on the edge of the Forest of Dean, this home provides the perfect setting for a refreshing retreat. Outside, you can enjoy the views while soaking in the hot tub (available for an additional fee). There is also a barbecue and plenty of space for children and dogs to play safely. Inside, there is a wood-burning stove in the living room and two of the bedrooms feature en-suite bathrooms – adding a wonderful sense of privacy. And when it comes to explorations further afield, follow hiking trails, visit local pubs or explore the nearby Wye Valley.

Light of the Forest

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If you’re in search of a dreamy countryside escape, this home delivers a wonderful solution. Overlooking the Wye Valley, the house is set within landscaped gardens and offers a hot tub, a barbecue and a fire-pit – perfect for magical evenings under the stars. Inside, you’ll find plenty to keep everyone entertained with games, a piano, a sound system and an abundance of socialising space. The rooms are set across the main house and an additional coach house – making this a great option for groups looking to stretch out and spend quality time together. From here it’s just a short drive to Ross-on-Wye and the Forest of Dean.

A Place of Magic 

Nestled in Ruspidge in the heart of the Forest of Dean, this semi-detached cottage is the perfect base for exploring the stunning natural beauty of Gloucestershire. Inside, the home is fuss-free and equipped with everything needed for a comfortable stay, while the garden provides a quiet sun-kissed spot for evening drinks. Ruspidge itself offers a selection of pubs, eateries, and shops, while the Forest of Dean promises a wealth of outdoor activities, including cycling, walking, and wildlife watching. With the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the Cathedral city of Gloucester also within easy reach, this home offers something to suit all tastes. 

Ruspidge Retreat

With sweeping countryside views and a hot tub perfectly positioned for starlit soaks, this peaceful retreat is all about slowing down. Ideal for two, and surrounded by fields and footpaths, this shepherd's hut sits in the heart of a working dairy farm in the Wye Valley, just fifteen minutes from Chepstow. Inside, soft tones and natural textures create a calming space to unwind, whether you’re curled up by the wood-burning fire, cooking in the compact kitchen or stretched out on the king-size bed. Outside, the private deck is perfect for alfresco breakfasts and quiet evenings with the cows grazing nearby. Don’t leave without trying the farm’s creamy gelato and milkshakes.

Farm Fresh Living

Many barn conversions across the British countryside tend to be relatively small and cosy affairs, but this example in rural Gloucestershire is a comparative colossus with a wealth of social space and amenities.

The design inside lies on the rustic side of things, with exposed stonework and wooden ceiling beams to be spotted alongside a wood-burning stove, a clawfoot bathtub and an ornate bed frame in the master bedroom. That being said, there's a contemporary sheen where it matters, especially in the pastel bedrooms, sleek bathrooms and the kitchen complete with an Aga.

So how would you fill your time at the address? Well, when the weather permits, you can make the most of the large garden with a lawn big enough for games and a patio area for alfresco feasts. There's even a hot tub ready and waiting for a relaxing spot to pass the golden hour. If, however, grey clouds make an appearance at any point, don't fret – there's a snooker table inside, as well as another games room in the external former stables, that should keep guests entertained for a while.

In the local area, the town of Lydney is only eight minutes' drive away when you need supplies, while both Newport and Gloucester lie about forty-five minutes away in the car. There's a wide choice of natural attractions to be discovered nearby as well, ranging from the Forest of Dean and Puzzlewood to Clearwell Caves.

Secret Hills

Escape to the Gloucestershire countryside with this modern holiday home located in the quaint village of Longhope. Take in the views of the meadows and fields from the hot tub and patio while listening to the babbling brook below. Or keep the kids entertained with the table tennis set, as well as the arcade and board games in the games room. The open-plan lounge has a welcome wood-burning stove for cooler days and a modern kitchen, while the dining table overlooks the garden and vistas. Perfectly located with a convenience shop, bakery and pub within walking distance, this Forest of Dean location means there’s plenty to see and do in the locale.

Brook Retreat

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Nestled on two acres of land in the Royal Forest of Dean, stepping into this Grade II-listed characterful lodge might feel like entering a time machine. Originally built by order of King Charles II himself, the antique furnishings and original oak beams hearken back to its history, but we're sure Charles didn't envision a swimming pool, hot tub, or cinema room. Those modern amenities feel very far away in the attic, accessed via a secret bookcase door – make yourself at home with a novel, and try not to get distracted by the views. Or, snuggle up by the fireplace. Nearby, there are plenty of walking trails to satisfy adults, little ones, and dogs alike, and for a more leisurely afternoon, it's just a short walk to the pub in Yorkley.

Forest King

With breathtaking panoramas from every vantage point, this home is a gem. You'll be able to enjoy the views from the private hot tub and garden – although our favourite is the glimpses of the River Severn and Old Severn Bridge from the main bedroom. There’s the all-important log burner for when the weather gets chillier, too. This home is set on a working dairy farm, and your host is happy to give you a tour of the farm – something the kids will probably adore. Just bear in mind, at certain times of the year, the farm can be busy. When you feel like exploring a little further afield, you can visit Chepstow Castle or Lydney in the Forest of Dean. 

Farmers Daughter

With beautiful views, two private hot tubs and wood-burning fires, this home has everything you could need for a refreshing rural retreat. Consisting of two neighbouring homes, you’ll find plenty of space to stretch out and socialise. There is also an external games room, a snooker room and a large garden with a barbecue – perfect for warm weather days. From here, it’s a short walk to the nearest village, while the Forest of Dean is on your doorstep. It’s also a short drive to Cheltenham and Bath.


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