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Treetops is a luxurious elevated property located on the edge of Govilon, near the charming town of Abergavenny, in the heart of the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park (Brecon Beacons). This exquisite luxury cottage can accommodate up to 17 guests and is perfect for large gatherings of family and friends. The property is spread over three floors and includes seven spacious bedrooms, some with en-suite bathrooms, ensuring comfort and privacy for all guests. Enjoy the breathtaking views from the large sitting room's wrap-around balcony, or relax in the snug with its inviting woodburner.
Treetops is a pet-friendly property with ample facilities for your furry friends, including a large enclosed lawned garden with multiple levels and patios. The outdoor space also features a garden room, a hot tub, and a fully undercover swimming pool, offering endless opportunities for relaxation and entertainment. Off-road parking is available for eight cars, and there is secure bike storage in the double garage upon request. The garden's terraced layout is complemented by gently sloping paths, making it easy to explore the lush surroundings.
Nestled in the picturesque Usk Valley, Treetops is ideally situated for exploring the surrounding National Parkland and the Blaenafon World Heritage Site. Guests can enjoy walking, cycling, and horse riding along the nearby Abergavenny and Brecon canal, or take a short drive to the Black Mountains and the Skirrid Mountains. For the more adventurous, activities such as paragliding, kayaking, and golf are available nearby. The area is also home to award-winning and Michelin Star restaurants, ensuring a truly memorable culinary experience.
With Abergavenny just a short drive away, guests can explore this bustling market town, known for its local producers and vineyard. The property is also well-positioned for day trips to the scenic Wye Valley or the Royal Forest of Dean, both offering unique and enchanting experiences. Cardiff city is within an hour's drive, providing an opportunity to enjoy city life, or explore the awe-inspiring Dan yr Ogof caves. Treetops is the perfect luxury cottage for larger groups seeking an idyllic retreat, surrounded by stunning landscapes and extraordinary attractions.
Nestled in the heart of Monmouthshire, Govilon offers an idyllic setting for a luxury cottage holiday, perfectly blending tranquil countryside with rich local culture. The village itself, steeped in history, stands near remnants of the Brecon and Abergavenny Canal, a haven for those looking to enjoy serene walks or picturesque cycling routes along the towpath. In the village, you will find cozy country inns and local shops that exude a warm, welcoming charm, providing a genuine taste of Welsh hospitality.
Read moreWithin a five-mile radius, there is an abundance of attractions and outdoor pursuits to engage travelers of all interests. The nearby Blorenge Mountain invites adventure seekers to its exhilarating hiking trails, while the Govilon Wharf offers boat trips and the chance to explore the gentle waterways meandering through the Brecon Beacons National Park. History enthusiasts will appreciate a visit to the charming market town of Abergavenny, known for its vibrant markets and culinary offerings, as well as the fascinating ruins of Llanthony Priory nestled in the nearby Vale of Ewyas.
An hour’s drive from Govilon reveals a plethora of attractions and diverse landscapes. To the south, Cardiff beckons with its dynamic blend of historic castles and modern culture, while the coastal delights of Swansea and the Gower Peninsula offer some of the most stunning beaches in Wales. Explore the ancient charms of Monmouth or enjoy the verdant landscapes of the Wye Valley, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Whether you desire a peaceful retreat amidst rolling hills or a cultural exploration of nearby towns, a stay in Govilon places you at the heart of South Wales’ most captivating experiences.
Monmouthshire is found in the south east of Wales. The county is home to beautiful scenery, ancient castles, bustling market towns and captivating visitor attractions. What more could you need for a luxury self-catering countryside break. Here you can enjoy an action-packed adventure as well as a peaceful romantic break, whatever you’re searching for, Monmouthshire can provide. The county also boasts some spectacular local goods including local fruit and vegetables, traditionally made bread and home made cakes so be sure to visit one of its lovely restaurants, pubs or cafes. The county is also home to the dramatic black mountains in the north, as well as the stunning River Severn and two designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the Wye Valley and the Vale of Usk. With so much wonderful countryside throughout the county it’s no wonder that Monmouthshire has many opportunities to enjoy outdoor pursuits. Take part in some spectacular adventure sports including kayaking, canoeing, white water rafting or caving. You can also enjoy mountain biking, field archery, a high ropes course or climbing. There is so much on offer you’ll be hard pushed to decide what to do next. For a more relaxed holiday why not visit Chepstow Castle,the beautiful town of Abergavenny or Raglan Castle. To discover the perfect countryside retreat for you, search Luxury country break.