Traditional B&B in the Heart of The Forest of Dean

Beanhill Farm B&B is set in the quiet, peaceful and extremely scenic surroundings in the heart of the Forest of Dean. A traditional B&B bursting with country charm, a warm welcome from the owner Judy, comfy beds, a freshly cooked breakfast to order & an abundance of walks & activities on your doorstep & close to the River Severn and the magnificent meandering Wye Valley. Accommodation available for 1 family at a time in 2 double & 2 single bedrooms, sleeping up to 6 with a family bathroom. We are only accepting 1 family at a time at present. So guests will have private use of the bedrooms & bathrrom on the first floor. Owner Judy lives in the house too but she has her own private bedroom & bathroom. There is a shared lounge& dining space. Guests have access to the beautiful outdoor gardens & grounds. The Airbnb Account is managed by Emma Nelson on behalf of the owner Judy. On arrival you will be greeted 7 hosted by Judy Taylor. The main Farmhouse B&B, overlook a lake fed by a brook running through the gently sloping valley. Beanhill is flanked to the east by the mighty Severn. At 220 miles it is Britain’s longest river and it is famous for the unique bore that run during certain tides. There is a limestone plateau that rises from behind the farm to the north, eventually topping at 800 feet above sea level. To the west is the beautiful winding Wye Valley, the whole area is covered by woodlands, forests and beautiful countryside. Expect to see, at varying times of the year, carpets of bluebells, rolling fields of bright yellow rape seed and the stunning canopy of ancient forest. Wildlife is prolific, deer and boar run freely in the woodland of the Forest of Dean, you may also glimpse Kingfishers, Goshawks, Peregrines or Red Kites. To the south west lies the Welsh border marked by the River Wye as it joins the Severn. As you cross the River Severn Chepstow will mark this border. Other towns close by include Monmouth and Ross-on-Wye. Smaller villages include Brockweir, St Briavels and Lydney. Further afield are Bristol, Gloucester and Cardiff.