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The Nook

Chepstow

Sleeps 2
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
No Pets
Hot Tub
Local Pub
WIFI
25-49 Mbps
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Tucked away in a picturesque corner of Wallhope Farm, The Nook offers pure, cosy bliss — the perfect little hideaway for couples or solo escapes. Step inside and you’ll find a charming, light-filled living space where a snug sofa invites you to curl up with a good book or unwind after a day of exploring. When it’s time to rest, the inviting bedroom promises dreamy, uninterrupted sleeps surrounded by nature's quiet. Set on a working dairy farm The Nook has access to the most wonderful farm-made treats on-site, including fresh milk and gelato.
Full Description

The Nook is a charming hideaway for two, tucked into a corner of a working dairy farm with far-reaching views towards the estuary. Designed with comfort and relaxation in mind, this cabin is all about slow mornings, easy evenings and space to truly unwind. Set on the edge of the Wye Valley, with scenic walks straight from the doorstep, it’s an ideal countryside escape. Whether you’re soaking in the hot tub beneath a sky full of stars or sipping coffee as the morning mist drifts across the fields, every moment feels quietly magical. You can even treat yourself to Wallhope Farm’s creamy gelato and delicious milkshakes.

Step inside and you’ll find a beautifully designed cabin where soft, neutral interiors are lifted by gentle tones of blue, green and yellow – echoing the landscape beyond the window. There’s a big, comfy double bed ready to lull you into restful sleep, a cosy sofa for curling up with a good book or watching your favourite films, and a well-equipped kitchen complete with a breakfast bar. The bathroom is bright and spacious, with a walk-in shower – perfect after a day exploring or a sunset dip in the hot tub.

Outside, the setting is just as enchanting. The Nook’s private decking is ideal for alfresco breakfasts and leisurely sunset suppers. Quiet hours drift by as cows graze in nearby fields, and as the day unfolds, the ever-changing light dances across the distant estuary adding a touch of wild beauty. Whether you’re dining under stars or simply breathing in the fresh country air, this is the place to switch off, slow down and reconnect.

Ground Floor


Sleeping area
The king-size bed is a welcoming place for ultimate relaxation. Awake on the pillowy linens to sunlight beaming through the French doors as you sip your morning coffee.

Living/Kitchen/Dining area
Spend evenings relaxing on the sofa after a cooking up a storm in the small but well-equipped kitchen or toast a glass of wine as you look out through the French doors to the fields beyond.

Bathroom
This neutrally decorated shower room has a walk-in shower, basin, and traditional WC. Despite feeling totally amongst nature, you have all your modern conveniences here.

Outside

Outside, you’ll find private decking with a table for two and steps down to the grass area. To the other end of the decking is a hot tub for starlit soaks and peaceful views over grazing cows and the estuary beyond — the perfect spot to relax and recharge. If you feel like wandering slightly further afield, you can head to the Wallhope hut where you will find all the delicious home made treats to purchase and enjoy.
Full List of Facilities

Indoor

  • Bedroom One - 1 x king-size bed
  • 1 Bathroom
  • Hairdryer
  • Fire
  • Hob
  • Toaster
  • Kettle
  • Fridge
  • Freezer
  • WiFi *Please note that speeds are for guidance only and are not guaranteed
  • TV - Smart

Outdoor

  • Dog friendly
  • Garden
  • Outdoor dining area
  • No BBQ available
  • Hot tub
  • Parking
On your Doorstep

Supermarkets and Shopping

Hanley Farm Shop (1 mile) stocks local produce and have an on-site café serving drinks, breakfasts, and lunches. Cowshill Farm Shop (2 miles) supplies pedigree pork and beef and in the village of Tutshill is A&H Jones Butchers and deli. Nearby Chepstow (3.5 miles) is a charming market town where you will find a selection of coffee shops including a wine shop, florist, book shop and sweet shop. Taurus Crafts (7.5 miles) hosts local crafters and artisans, it is a fantastic destination for gift shopping. There is also a zero-waste shop, and kitchen serving breakfasts and light bites.


Eating Out

  • The Rising Sun, Woodcroft – a community pub and local hub serving traditional pub grub which hosts a weekly quiz night (2 miles)
  • Café on the Hill, Tutshill – serving food and drink from local suppliers (2 miles)
  • The Wild Hare, Tintern – countryside inn in the picturesque village of Tintern (7 miles)
  • The Cross Inn, Aylburton – woodburning stoves and wooden beams make this a cosy choice (7 miles)


Walks

The Nook is the ideal base for a walking holiday with Offa’s Dyke, the Gloucestershire Way and the Wye Valley Greenway all running through the farm. Using these you can easily reach Chepstow along the Gloucestershire Way, Tintern on the greenway, which is also perfect for cycling, or follow Offa’s Dyke along the River Wye north towards Monmouth. A walk up to the Jubilee Stone on the chase behind rewards you with possible sightings of pine martens amongst the woods

Wintour’s Leap provides spectacular opportunities for climbing and provides a viewpoint high above the River Wye.

Places to Visit

  • Wallhope Farm Tours – the owners are happy to take you on a tour of the farm, please contact them directly to arrange
  • Chepstow Castle – a grand ruin along the cliffs edge of the River Wye (3 miles)
  • Chepstow Racecourse – home of the Welsh Grand National (5 miles)
  • Go-Ape, Mallards Pike – test yourself with a treetop adventure or a forest segway tour (13 miles)
  • Raglan Farm Park – indoor soft play and outdoor play areas that the children will love (16 miles)
  • Goodrich Castle – one of the best preserved English medieval castles (17 miles)

Points of Note
This property has a check-in time of 16:00 and a check-out time of 10:00. This property has a check-in time of 16:00 and a check-out time of 10:00.
  • The Nook is set on a working farm. At certain times of the year there is more activity than others such as in Spring when the cows will be calving and must be attended to whenever required.
  • Bike storage is available at your own risk, please contact the owners to arrange this. E-bikes may not be stored in the property.
  • CCTV records the farm access track for security, it does not cover the property.

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Location

Less than four miles from the bustling market town of Chepstow, Wallhope Retreat is surrounded by spectacular farmland scenery and outdoor opportunities. Three popular walking trails pass through the farm making it easy to explore from your doorstep. Choose from the Wye Valley Greenway, the Gloucestershire Way and Offa’s Dyke, the historic boundary built between England and Wales. You can spend days out in the Forest of Dean, head into the Wye Valley, visit Lydney, Tintern Abbey and Chepstow Castle or travel further afield to Bristol and Bath, or Gloucester and Cheltenham.
 
 
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