Monmouthshire
Fairlea Grange, 24 Belmont Road, Abergavenny, NP7 5HN
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Weekends
£2,650 - £3,150
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Full Weeks
£3,600 - £5,750
Fairlea Grange is a historic, gothic townhouse in the heart of Abergavenny oozing with character and charm for up to 24 guests.
The house is split over four levels and has plenty of social spaces for the entire group to enjoy, including a large main lounge with an ornate fireplace, complete with a log burning stove and tall bay windows. There’s a further two beautifully decorated lounges, two modern kitchens (one on the ground floor and one in the basement), a drawing room, a cosy dining room and snug.
Fairlea Grange has 9 bedrooms, with 7 en-suite bathrooms split between the basement and first & second floors. The second floor bedrooms boast views over the town and across to the Welsh mountains.
To keep the group entertained, the property has a hot tub, games room including pool table,
Amenities
See below availability for this property
Catering Available
Countryside Walks
Games Table
Pet Friendly
Self Catering
WiFi
Working Fireplace
House Facts
Originally the childhood home of Ethel Lina White, a contemporary of Agatha Christie, it was she who wrote the original novel upon which the Alfred Hitchcock movie, the Lady Vanishes, was based.
Reviews
Tim Morse
Lovely big house, lots of rooms loads of space.
Bizou & Tommie steel
Wonderful relaxed chilled. Thank you so much
Nick Jones
Beautiful property in a lovely location. Some of the fixtures and fittings are a bit tired but it was still a very enjoyable stay.
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What a house. Ostentatious and grand. Excellent for a family get together. All the facilities you could need. It's a shame that the place is not being preserved more carefully. Age has caught up with the old girl and she needs more than a few quid lavishing on her to get her back to her ... former glory. That said, still a great venue to relax and explore Abergavenny , a lovely town with plenty to see and do. It's