Bérbeadó nyaralók itt: Sedbury

Cromwell House, Central Chepstow

Flat 1 is a cosy first floor flat in Cromwell House steeped in history and named after Oliver Cromwell having stayed here when invading the famous Chepstow Castle. We have recently refurbished the property to create a warm and welcoming place to enjoy all that Chepstow and the surrounding areas has to offer. This special place is close to everything and central to Chepstow making it easy to plan your visit. The flat is fully equipped with every thing you would need for your stay along with Wi-Fi

The Studio

A refurbished stone built, 1 bedroom detached chalet in an extremely quiet rural location close to good traffic links, several long-distance footpaths, Forest of Dean, Wye Valley and historic Chepstow. Large lounge with log burner, sofa and dining table. Open plan kitchen with electric oven, induction hob, microwave, fridge and toaster. One bedroom with king size bed, ensuite shower and wc. Private patio and access to garden. 5 min drive to shops in Chepstow, 40mins to Bristol / Cardiff.

Goldcrest-Lodge-Forest-of-Dean

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. Set in the Wye Valley, an area of outstanding natural beauty. You can walk/cycle for miles without touching a road. Collect eggs, milk and delicious ice cream from the farm next door Tintern Abbey with its pubs and restaurants is a walk away (an hour); the races, music at the Castle, Clearwell Caves, Puzzlewood, steam train.. and more. Travelling with friends/family? Check our other listing within the same grounds airbnb.com/h/wyevalleydairy-uk

Pineapple Cottage - Chepstow Town Centre (Wales)

17th Century cottage in the heart of Chepstow, close to Offa's Dyke & the Wye Valley. Tucked down a little cobbled street in the town centre, it’s a small but perfectly formed cottage ideal for a couple or a young family. There’s a secret door leading to the second bedroom, where you’ll even get a glimpse of Chepstow Castle from the window. It’s an ideal base for weddings at St Tewdrics (we’ve even hosted the bride and groom!) or for walking and cycling in the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley.

Offas Dyke Cabin Garden Cottage Sedbury NP167EY

Offas Dyke Cabin is set on a hill surrounded by organic countryside. The views of the Severn Estuary are spectacular, withThe Severn Bridge standing proud amongst it . . We are lucky to be located at the start or finnish of the historic Offas Dyke Path which offers beautiful walks and scenery. The cabin is walking distance to the local village pub which offers a hearty Sunday lunch. Chepstow Town centre with its quirky shops , restaurants and beautiful historical Castle are 5 minutes away .

Chepstow Town. Welsh Cottage.

The house is in the centre of the beautiful old market town of Chepstow. Nestled on the Welsh / English border. We are just a stone's throw from the ancient castle and the impressive Priory Church of St Mary. Within walking distance of the Chepstow Racecourse and a stroll from the railway and bus stations. 300yds from the River Wye and central to all restaurants and cafes etc. Situated near the AONB Wye Valley and Forest of Dean. Please note the property has a Jack & Jill bathroom upstairs.

Birch Cottage

Set in the Countryside just outside the market town of Thornbury, Birch cottage is moments away from Bristol, Wales and 30 mins to the Cotswolds. Standing in its own private garden with stunning views across the river Severn into Wales, friendly sheep are your neighbours. The Cottage is brand new, fitted to a high standard with its own kitchen, en suite and private gated parking 10 mins from the M4/5. Close by are:The Wave, Clifton Bridge, Wye Valley, Bristol docks and Thornbury Castle.

Willow View character cottage in conservation area

Willow View - A period cottage in a lovely conservation area village just north of Bristol. This newly refurbished annexe is perfect for those visiting "The Wave", wanting to cycle on the numerous quiet country roads or simply walk to one of the many excellent village pubs that can be accessed via great countryside walks. 2 minute drive from Old Down Country park, 30 minute drive to Bristol city centre and Forest of Dean. Nearest pub is just across the road plus others within a short walk.

Welsh Gatehouse: Luxury 13th Century Medieval Home

The Welsh Gatehouse is a beautiful historic house with modern amenities. Imagine staying in a fairy tale castle built in 1270. The thick walls, ancient windows & steep spiral staircase say 'history'. Romantic log fires keep you warm you in winter, & the thick walls keep you cool in summer. Views from the top of the tower are extraordinary over the Severn Bridges and the Breacon Beacons (NB we call this the terrace in our description below). Unique, luxurious, quirky yet comfortable.

Set in 40 Acres of Private Countryside in AONB

Nestled in rolling hills with 40 acres of private tracks, fields, streams, woodland and ancient lime kilns to explore, this rural hideaway is popular with walkers, cyclists and those just wishing to escape the mass media or hustle and bustle of everyday life. Recharge your batteries and enjoy the great outdoors as you toast some marshmallows over the fire pit, say hello to the pet sheep and soak up the sights and sounds of birds, wildlife and sunsets in this peaceful relaxing retreat.

Magical cottage set within a woodland glade

Badgers Bothy is set within a woodland glade in the grounds of the 16th century Amberley Farmhouse and provides the most unique and charming country escape. Our idyllic cottage is set on the edge of Minchinhampton Common (located in an AONB) and with miles of footpaths which are perfect for those wishing to explore the Cotswolds. This beautiful cottage exudes an aura of peace and tranquillity and a haven for those wishing to escape the hustle and bustle of a busy life.

The Garden Room

Surrounded by beautiful countryside the Garden Room was converted in 2017 into a cosy, away from it all, self-contained annex. We live next to the property separated by a patio. There is an undercover seating area with a small garden in front. There are three public footpaths crossing the property which enables you to reach the banks of the River Severn without using the road and is also situated on the Gloucester to Bristol National Cycle Route number 41.