Settled in the quaint village of Woolaston in Gloucestershire, is this stylish, one-bedroom annexe, Netherend Inn. Within easy reach of the Forest of Dean and the River Severn, this pet-friendly accommodation is ideal for a couple and a child seeking an escape to the countryside. Step inside to discover the open-plan living space, with a grey kitchen area; here you can prepare delicious meals in the electric oven. When dinner is piping hot, dine together and uncork a bottle of wine to toast to your getaway. Afterwards, a dishwasher offers a fuss-free clean up, so why not snuggle up on the sofa bed and make the most of the wifi and Smart TV with Sky and BT Sports? As eyes grow heavy, locate the double bedroom, hosting beautiful shutters for privacy and bedside lamps for a night-time read beneath the covers. Awaken with a hot rinse in the en-suite shower room and rustle up a home-cooked breakfast, courtesy of the kitchen appliances. A short stroll will lead you to a dog-friendly pub, so you can unwind in a rustic setting with your furry friend and stock up on the essentials at the village store. Jump in the car to explore more, with the impressive Lydney Park for a tour of the gardens, explore earthwork at Offa's Dyke and the colourful rose garden at Bathurst Park. Visit the town of Monmouth, which provides easy access to the forest of Dean for a ramble through the woods and you can enjoy the tranquillity of the Wye Valley. For sporting enthusiasts, there is an expansive golf course to test your swing or for a piece of history, explore the ruins of Monmouth Castle and the ancient Monnow Bridge to view the remains. The market town of Ross-on-Wye is also within reach, home to Thomas Blake Memorial Garden and charming riverside walks for a romantic evening; afterwards dine out at a fancy restaurant for a treat. For all this and more, choose Netherend Inn.

Woolaston, a charming village in Gloucestershire, is nestled pleasantly between the eastern edge of the Forest of Dean and the River Severn. In the village, there is a shop, a Post Office, and three pubs that serve meals. The nearby Forest of Dean and Offa's Dyke provide beautiful scenery for walking, cycling, fishing, and nature viewing. Visit the historic walled town of Chepstow, which boasts an impressive Norman Castle and a renowned racecourse, as well as the pretty market town of Monmouth, which boasts a stunning stone-gated bridge, and the riverside market town of Ross-on-Wye, which boasts timbered Tudor houses, excellent shops, and restaurants.

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