PROVIDENCE

Our charming family cottage is nestled in the rolling hills behind the historic village of Trellech, offering stunning views as the countryside gently extends into the Abergavenny Hills, crowned by the majestic Sugarloaf Mountain.

Situated on the Beacons, the property boasts one of the finest vantage points for the world-famous Beacons view, often captured in photographs. As you drive along Landogo Road and enter this area of outstanding natural beauty, you’ll quickly understand why it was a favored holiday retreat for the Victorians.

The gardens come alive at night in a designated dark sky zone, showcasing a celestial display in high definition on clear evenings. Sunsets instill a profound sense of peace and serenity, while sunrises uplift the spirit, perfectly complemented by the experience of plucking a juicy fig from the master bedroom balcony.

Lovingly restored by the renowned interior architects at Project One, the home seamlessly blends comfort and style. The market garden yields a bounty of fresh fruits and vegetables, with an abundance of free-range eggs from our friendly chickens.

Kids will delight in the play park, where they can run alongside the dog and join in field games in the lower garden. The outdoor kitchen and dining area feature a play stream to keep the little ones entertained while the designated chef fires up the pizza oven or barbecue.

The property offers various moods through adjustable lighting options and an integrated sound system, easily managed via Sonos and Spotify. At the rear, you`ll find a decking area with breathtaking views, a grassy space with a small waterfall and stream, as well as a sunken cold plunge and sauna for relaxation.

About the location

Trellech is a picturesque village steeped in history, located in the heart of Monmouthshire, Wales. Renowned for its ancient sites, Trellech features remnants of a medieval settlement, including the impressive Trellech Stones, which are believed to date back to the Iron Age. The village is surrounded by lush, rolling countryside, making it a perfect destination for hiking and enjoying the natural beauty of the Wye Valley. Trellech’s rich heritage is complemented by its vibrant community and charming local amenities.

Just a short drive away lies Monmouth, a historic town known for its well-preserved architecture and significant role in Welsh history. The birthplace of Henry V, Monmouth boasts attractions such as the stunning Monmouth Castle and the iconic Kymin Hill, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. The town`s lively market and numerous shops create a welcoming atmosphere, while the River Monnow adds to its scenic charm.

Together, Trellech and Monmouth encapsulate the essence of Welsh culture, offering visitors a delightful blend of history, natural beauty, and community spirit, making them must-visit destinations for anyone exploring the region.

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