The Billiard Room is a detached cottage situated in mature gardens, looking out on to green lawns through French doors. A private rural retreat on the edge of a small farm. Set in countryside but only 10 minutes drive to the local market town Abergavenny. This cottage is self catering. All on the ground floor, the Billiard room is a large but cosy open plan space full of light. Perfect for a relaxing break away!

I will leave you to enjoy your break, however, I am nearby and able to help with anything you might need.

The Billiard Room is ideally located for those interested in visiting the pubs and restaurants that have put this region of the country on the "good food map". There are many notably superb places to eat close by. These include two Michelin starred restaurants, The Walnut Tree and The Crown at Whitebrook. The Billiard Room is also within easy reach of the Bell at Skenfrith, and the Hardwick Restaurant. In Abergavenny you will find other exciting places to eat there is prize-winning afternoon tea at the Angel, you could get a trendy coffee in the Bean and Bread, for local pub food there is the Growfield pub, or a spot of lunch at The Chapel. The Billiard Room is 3 miles from the local market town Abergavenny. Abergavenny has been a market town for centuries and holds markets on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday in and behind the town Hall. Every September Abergavenny holds a fantastic and extremely popular food festival. Situated in the Welsh county of Monmouthshire, we have the Black Mountains to the north, the Brecon Beacons to the west, and some wonderful mountains surrounding the small market town of Abergavenny. This offers fabulous walking with many footpaths and hikes to choose from. The nearby town of Crickhowell is definitely worth a visit and hosts a walking festival, in and around the Black Mountains. There are many local castles to visit, Raglan castle is always very popular with the children and they often hold events during the summer and festive periods. White caste has its own vineyard and is open for wine tasting! There is also Sugar Loaf vineyards, situated at the bottom of the Sugarloaf mountain. You can sit here and enjoy a glass of wine and food platter. The Monmouthshire & Brecon canal is nearby, you can hire a boat for the day, there are pubs along the way to stop and have lunch in, or moor up along the towpath to explore with a picnic.