Bank Cottage, Llandogo, Wye Valley
Overview
Bank Cottage sits above the village of Llandogo in Monmouthshire, with far-reaching views over the River Wye and the wooded slopes of the Wye Valley. Sleeping four guests in two bedrooms, it offers a countryside retreat with a large garden and a raised deck for making the most of the setting.
Up to two pets are welcome, so your cat can join you for a break exploring woodland walks, riverside villages and historic attractions.
The Property
The lounge combines exposed ceiling beams and a fireplace with comfortable seating, a Smart TV and a DVD player. Books and games provide options for quieter evenings, while the glazed garden door brings the outdoor setting into view.
The kitchen includes an oven, hob, fridge, microwave, dishwasher and toaster, with cookware and utensils for preparing meals. There is also a dining table, heating and free Wi-Fi.
The two bedrooms have one king-size bed and one double bed, accommodating four guests in total. There is one bathroom, with bed linen and towels provided.
Outside, the spacious garden offers lawns and established planting. A raised wooden deck has outdoor dining furniture and views across the valley, giving you an inviting place for breakfast or an evening meal. A barbecue and on-site parking are also available.
For the Cat
Cats are welcome, with up to two pets permitted in total.
Accessibility
Upper floors are accessible by stairs only.
Location
Llandogo lies in the heart of the Wye Valley, approximately three miles north of Tintern and eight miles south of Monmouth. The cottage offers a base for combining countryside days with visits to the towns and villages along the Welsh border.
For walking, nearby Whitestone has woodland routes and viewpoints over the valley. A circular walk of approximately two miles takes in Cleddon Falls, where water tumbles down the wooded slopes above Llandogo. The Wye Valley Walk also passes through the village on its route between Chepstow and Monmouth.
Tintern Abbey is around a nine-minute drive from the cottage, with its roofless Gothic ruins standing beside the River Wye. Other options for days out include Chepstow Castle, Monmouth and the woodland attraction of Puzzlewood. Kayaking, fishing and cycling are among the activities available in the wider area.
