The Coach House

Tel: 01633 400353
Email: delwyn@penhow.fsnet.co.uk

Within easy reach of the M4 & M5 a warm welcome awaits you at this peaceful rural location. Two self contained holiday cottages within the grounds of a 16th Century Coach House situated in an area of natural beauty with views across the local valleys. Our neighbours on the hilltop location include a Medieval Church, Dower House and Castle. Penhow Castle is the oldest 'lived-in' castle in Wales, formerly a hunting lodge for the Seymour's whose daughter Jane became a wife of Henry VIII.

The Coach House

Walkers Award

Cottages

The cottages are situated on a hilltop location bordering acres of farmland with views across the local valleys. A spacious layout has been designed to provide maximum comfort and each cottage offers two double bedrooms, both en suite, fully equipped kitchen, oak beamed lounge/diner with polished oak floors, French doors opening onto patio, sun room, downstairs wc/shower room.

NON SMOKING
Private secluded Garden
Private Parking
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Services

Oil central heating, wood burner, hot water, fridge, microwave, colour TV CD/DVD player - with a selection of DVD's. Bed linen and towels provided. Hairdryer in each bedroom.
All Inclusive

Location

The open country location borders acres of farmland and is an excellent base for exploring and walking. Golfers are provided with courses to suit all standards within a 10 minute drive, including the renowned St. Pierre Marriot Hotel and the Celtic Manor Resort, host to the Ryder Cup in 2010.

For racehorse enthusiasts we are 10 minutes away from Chepstow Racecourse.

Find Us

From the East: M4, M48, first exit after Severn Bridge J2, right at roundabout > onto A466, left at second roundabout onto A48 > Pwllmeyric > Crick > Caerwent > Penhow (approx 6 miles). Turn left off A48 for Penhow Castle. Drive to the top of the hill, through red brick pillars (Dower House) the Coach House cottages are straight ahead.

From the West: M4 J24 onto A48 > Langstone > Penhow > Penhow Castle as above.

From the North: M5, M50, A449 to junction with M4, first left onto A48 and as above.