Barn Annex for 4@Chapel Farmhouse Abergavenny

Charming, self contained annex, perfect for a stay in the beautiful Welsh countryside. The property was recently converted from an old barn, is light and airy and has views of the Brecon Beacons. It's also in walking distance of the town centre and station. It's a perfect location for walking, cycling and experiencing all the delights of Monmouthshire and beyond. Please note we do have 2 deep ponds on site. Minimum stay in August is for 7 nights with check in on Saturday. The Old barn and Studio Annex is a light contemporary space comprising two ensuite bedrooms and a dual aspect kitchen/dining/sitting room with bifold doors opening onto a courtyard with outdoor sitting area. The kitchen has a combi microwave, fridge, small induction hob, sink, etc and outside there is a shared BBQ. One bedroom has a superking sized bed that can be split into 2 single beds if required. The other is a king. There is underfloor heating. Guests are welcome to explore the old orchard and sit by the large wildlife pond and enjoy the free range hens and wonderful mountain views. Conversion of the rooms has recently been completed and please note that we are still landscaping around the property to complete the courtyard with a rainwater pool, prairie and small walled gardens that were previously pigsties. We can offer secure storage for bikes and parking on site. Access is via a key box but Mary and Gary will be around to provide any help you need during your stay. Abergavenny is a bustling market town famous for its Food Festival in September and is ideally located for the many walking and arts festivals in the area. The Green Man festival is a 15 minute drive away and the Hay Literary Festival is 45-60 minutes. Our 'local' is the Sugarloaf Vineyard where you can enjoy local wine and cheese with spectacular views. We are happy to suggest local walks or gardens to visit. We are located on the Western edge of Abergavenny, within a 30 minute walk of the station and 15 minutes from shops and restaurants. At the same time we are on the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park and the footpath up the Sugarloaf in a quiet location surrounded by sheep and horses. There is a whole network of footpaths within walking distance including the very beautiful St Mary's Vale.