Trellech 2.2 miles. The quaint semi-detached abode of Pool House rests in The Narth near Trellech, Monmouthshire. Tucked away in a quiet location and surrounded by greenery in the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this is a wonderful dwelling for a group of four wanting a peaceful break in Wales. Handy off-road parking greets you on arrival, before you venture towards this lovely home-from-home, walking past the owner's beautiful front garden. Make yourself at home in the fabulous living/dining room, the open concept of the space gives it a light and airy feel throughout, along with windows that overlook the vibrant garden. Continue to the kitchen, where the chef of the group will be pleased with the selection of appliances at-hand; a utility room is also situated nearby with all your laundry facilities. When dinner is ready, gather your group around the close-by dining table and catch up about all your countryside ramblings. When you're feel sleepy, ascend the stairs to two bedrooms, a king-size and a zip/link twin that can be joined to suit your sleeping arrangements. A bathroom is situated nearby with a roll-top bath that gives the space a luxurious feel, relax here after you've spent the day exploring the beautiful area. Enjoy a spot of alfresco dining with a cold beverage in the raised garden lined with flower beds, as you plan your holiday itinerary. The quiet settlement of The Narth is surrounded by woodlands, where you can find an upmarket restaurant, The Whitebrook, to enjoy fine dining in. Venture int the friendly village of Trellech, which is steep in history and dotted with an array of amenities, including the popular local pub, The Lion, before immersing yourself into the fascinating Lost City of Trellech. The county town of Monmouth makes for a brilliant day out, tour Shire Hall and Monmouth Castle, before respiring in Nelson Garden or enjoying a game of golf at the local club. Chepstow is home to an impressive castle that is waiting to be explored, along with the intriguing Giants Cave and the vast Lancaut Nature Reserve - a magnificent spot for birdwatching! Be enveloped into nature and travel further into the AONB and explore the enchanting Forest of Dean; for a day filled with culture, make your way inland to Hereford, or to savour the Welsh seaside, visit Newport and Cardiff. An unforgettable experience is waiting to be had at Pool House.

In the magnificent Wye Valley, close to Tintern with its renowned Abbey remains, Ross-on-Wye, Monmouth, Llandogo, and the lovely village of Trellech. The town was formerly one of the biggest in Wales, thus its magnificent church, and gets its name from the three standing stones known as "Harold's Stones." Many people come to see the three stones, the Virtuous Well, and the Tump Turret, a 40-foot mound that dates back to Norman times and is thought to be the remnants of a motte and bailey castle because of the village's history.

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