Cabin in Tintern
2 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bath
Reasons to book
High-end valueWell priced for this area
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About this cabin rental
With everything you could need, these shepherd's huts make ingenious use of space while still offering opulence and luxury. Here you can truly relax and embrace nature's own entertainment of the dawn and dusk chorus, and the hoot of owl.
The main hut provides a comfy, warm and very well-equipped living area, complete with a wood burning stove and leather armchairs; the bijou kitchen finds space for a gas oven and under-counter fridge with ice-box, and the bedroom area showcases a generous super-king size bed. A hop, skip and jump across the decked terrace leads you to the generous dressing and bathroom, where you can choose from a long luxurious soak in the bath, which has been designed for sharing with central taps and a window just at the right height; or step into the walk-in shower for a more invigorating start to the day.
Despite the wonderful provision of indoor comfort and luxury, it is the outdoors that beckon, where you can swing on the hammock drifting off to the surround sound of nature; or snuggle up in a blanket by the fire pit while supper sizzles. More garden furniture can be found on the decked terrace between the two huts. For a spectacular view, wander a short way to a spot just above Anne's Hut which once housed a Roman Fort, and discover the perfect 360 degree vista featuring seven counties.
The ancient settlement of Penterry sits high on the hill between Chepstow and Tintern, designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the local area is both beautiful and steeped in history. Chepstow boasts the oldest stone built castle in the land, and Tintern with its majestic Abbey and stunning setting is a must see. For gastronomes, there is a Michelin restaurant just 20 minutes away and there are many other excellent eateries close by. Historians and castle lovers have no less than five castles to choose from within a 20 minute radius; along with Llanthony Priory, which is outstandingly beautiful and just 40 minutes away. Or if you prefer to explore on two wheels, bicycles can be provided for your enjoyment.
Also available to book at this location is Orchard Cottage (sleeping two guests).
Outside:
Decked terrace with a sheltered dining area. Fire pit and barbecue with chairs, hammock and occasional seating.
Please note that the decking area connecting the two shepherd’s huts is not enclosed.
Guests are unable to park next to Anne's Hut but parking is available at the top of the track to the meadow. EV charging available.
Additional Information:
Sorry, no children or pets.
The bathing hut is plumbed in with hot running water. Both huts are also centrally heated, so remain warm all year round.
The decking connecting the main shepherd's hut with the bathing and dressing hut is not enclosed.
Two bicycles available on request.
Guests are unable to park next to Anne's Hut but parking is available at the top of the track to the meadow. EV charging available.
The main hut provides a comfy, warm and very well-equipped living area, complete with a wood burning stove and leather armchairs; the bijou kitchen finds space for a gas oven and under-counter fridge with ice-box, and the bedroom area showcases a generous super-king size bed. A hop, skip and jump across the decked terrace leads you to the generous dressing and bathroom, where you can choose from a long luxurious soak in the bath, which has been designed for sharing with central taps and a window just at the right height; or step into the walk-in shower for a more invigorating start to the day.
Despite the wonderful provision of indoor comfort and luxury, it is the outdoors that beckon, where you can swing on the hammock drifting off to the surround sound of nature; or snuggle up in a blanket by the fire pit while supper sizzles. More garden furniture can be found on the decked terrace between the two huts. For a spectacular view, wander a short way to a spot just above Anne's Hut which once housed a Roman Fort, and discover the perfect 360 degree vista featuring seven counties.
The ancient settlement of Penterry sits high on the hill between Chepstow and Tintern, designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the local area is both beautiful and steeped in history. Chepstow boasts the oldest stone built castle in the land, and Tintern with its majestic Abbey and stunning setting is a must see. For gastronomes, there is a Michelin restaurant just 20 minutes away and there are many other excellent eateries close by. Historians and castle lovers have no less than five castles to choose from within a 20 minute radius; along with Llanthony Priory, which is outstandingly beautiful and just 40 minutes away. Or if you prefer to explore on two wheels, bicycles can be provided for your enjoyment.
Also available to book at this location is Orchard Cottage (sleeping two guests).
Outside:
Decked terrace with a sheltered dining area. Fire pit and barbecue with chairs, hammock and occasional seating.
Please note that the decking area connecting the two shepherd’s huts is not enclosed.
Guests are unable to park next to Anne's Hut but parking is available at the top of the track to the meadow. EV charging available.
Additional Information:
Sorry, no children or pets.
The bathing hut is plumbed in with hot running water. Both huts are also centrally heated, so remain warm all year round.
The decking connecting the main shepherd's hut with the bathing and dressing hut is not enclosed.
Two bicycles available on request.
Guests are unable to park next to Anne's Hut but parking is available at the top of the track to the meadow. EV charging available.
Amenities at Anne's Hut offers a romantic retreat for two in two interlinked shepherd's huts with decking area an
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Map of Tintern
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