Stay at Bromsash House, a cozy family-friendly Georgian villa in the Wye Valley, perfect for any group size in 2024. Enjoy beautiful sunsets, gardens, and comfy cottages. Ideal for making family memories in nature's beauty. As one guest said, 'We didn't want to leave.' Come and create your unforgettable moments with us! READ TERMS IN DESCRIPTION!!! The Georgian Villa looks across the Wye Valley towards the mountains of the Brecon Beacons, with the Forest of Dean just a couple of miles down the road. It’s a remarkable spot for a rather remarkable house that can be yours for a week or a weekend away. From the outside it’s neatly Georgian: grand, elegant and symmetrical, with cream-coloured walls sitting in mature landscaped gardens. But step inside and a comfortable opulence cocoons you in generously-proportioned rooms. Here, you can eat, sleep and socialise in sumptuous style. Sleeping 12-22 guests, this is just the place to get the family together for a grand old time in one of the loveliest parts of the UK. The tone is set as soon as you enter. Chandeliers hang from ceilings, artwork adorns the walls and there are antiques and objet d’art everywhere. Georgian features underpin it all, but there’s a mix of styles put together with flair – and more than the occasional Victorian flourish. Having said all that, this place is no museum. It’s there to be lived in and enjoyed and is very much a family home. The turquoise sofas of the peacock-themed drawing room and the oatmeal Chesterfield in the neighbouring sitting room are as comfy as they are stylish. There’s a grand dining room where you can eat together and a kitchen that’s a pleasure to cook in. For January to June 2024: Groups of 1 to 12 guests are offered exclusive access to the Georgian villa, a property celebrated for its architectural grandeur and historical charm. The villa is surrounded by extensive gardens that house an eclectic mix of unique trees, fruit trees, rose bushes, and magnolias, offering guests myriad tranquil spots for leisure and exploration. For 13 to 14 guests, the accommodation expands to include both the Georgian villa and the Sunrise Cottage, ensuring additional space, an extra hot tub, Queen Bedroom + En-suite, kitchenette, Living and Dining area and extra privacy for guests. Groups of 15 to 16 guests will be accommodated across the Georgian villa, Sunrise Cottage, and Acorn Cottage, providing ample space, an extra Queen Bedroom + En-suite, an extra kitchenette, an extra Living and Dining area for extra comfort. From June 2024 Onwards: The Georgian villa remains available for groups of 1 to 12 guests, inviting them to experience the elegance and splendor of this historic estate. For 13 to 14 guests, the accommodation expands to include both the Georgian villa and the Sunrise Cottage, ensuring additional space, an extra hot tub, Queen Bedroom + En-suite, kitchenette, Living and Dining area and extra privacy for guests. Groups of 15 to 16 guests will be accommodated across the Georgian villa, Sunrise Cottage, and Acorn Cottage, providing ample space, an extra Queen Bedroom + En-suite, an extra kitchenette, an extra Living and Dining area for extra comfort. Larger groups of 17 to 22 guests will have access to the Georgian villa, Sunrise Cottage & Acorn Cottage along with The Coach House, offering a spacious and comfortable setting, 3 extra King Sized Bedroom, 2 more bathrooms and a games room for all guests. The Georgian Villa looks across the Wye Valley towards the mountains of the Brecon Beacons, with the Forest of Dean just a couple of miles down the road. It’s a remarkable spot for a rather remarkable house that can be yours for a week or a weekend away. From the outside it’s neatly Georgian: grand, elegant and symmetrical, with cream-coloured walls sitting in mature landscaped gardens. But step inside and a comfortable opulence cocoons you in generously-proportioned rooms. Here, you can eat, sleep and socialise in sumptuous style. Sleeping 12-18 guests, this is just the place to get the family together for a grand old time in one of the loveliest parts of the UK. The tone is set as soon as you enter. Chandeliers hang from ceilings, artwork adorns the walls and there are antiques and objet d’art everywhere. Georgian features underpin it all, but there’s a mix of styles put together with flair – and more than the occasional Victorian flourish. Having said all that, this place is no museum. It’s there to be lived in and enjoyed and is very much a family home. The turquoise sofas of the peacock-themed drawing room and the oatmeal Chesterfield in the neighbouring sitting room are as comfy as they are stylish. There’s a grand dining room where you can eat together and a kitchen that’s a pleasure to cook in. Upstairs, there are five bedrooms and four bathrooms which are no less opulent than downstairs. One has a super-king-size bed and an en-suite with a bath, separate shower and his-and-hers sinks. Another has a roll-top bath under a bay window. All but the master suite have a TV, including the twin-bedded room. The house is designed for 12 guests but a couple of zed-beds means there’s an option to bring two more; handy for children who can sleep in with parents. For anyone else, there’s a pair of annexed holiday cottages, each sleeping two, which can be hired in addition to the main house. For Info On the Coach House Read terms written above. While the inside of the house is impressive, it’s what’s outside that might wow you the most. The view, framed by architraved windows and doors is a constant companion in here. It’ll draw you out to the garden where there’s a hot tub, plenty of seating and a couple of acres to enjoy. Should you want to walk further, head to The Alma for lunch – one of several good pubs nearby. From here, it’s only three miles to Ross-on-Wye, half that to the Forest of Dean and a matter of less than half a mile to the nearest fishing lake and golf course.