Monmouth Area Guide

  • It has been named one of the best places in the UK to live due to its great independent shops, the perfect pub, local culture and Instagrammable scenery.
  • Fantastic pubs and restaurants such as the Hardwick, Pig and Apple at Humble by Nature and the Crown at Whitebrook and the Walnut Tree.
  • Great music culture - don't miss visiting the Savoy Cinema, the oldest functioning theatre in Wales, or Rockfield Studios, that has played host to huge stars such as Paulo Nutini, Oasis and Queen.
  • The beautiful River Wye offers various water leisure pursuits including - rowing, canoeing, and various other water sports. 
  • Raglan is a short distance from Monmouth with a historic castle dating back to 1435, a Farm Park, Country Estate and local shops.
  • Nestled on the edge of the Wye Valley is some spectacular scenery in Wales. 
  • With the thriving market town of Abergavenny a short distance away, this offers more spectacular walks in the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park including the Skirrid, Sugarloaf and Blorenge.
  • It is packed with historic and listed buildings. If you’re a history buff why not visit The Castle, Old Monnow Bridge, Shire Hall built in 1724, Nelson’s Garden and St Marys Church.

Transport Links

Exceptional major road network links along the A449 and A40, towards the M50/M5 in the north. M4 to the south
Bristol and Cardiff are both only 30-35 miles away
Abergavenny railway station
Provide links to Manchester, Birmingham, Cardiff, Gloucester and London

Nearby Schools

Haberdashers Boys and Girls Schools and Prep School
Monmouth Comprehensive
Osbaston Church in Wales
Overmonnow Primary
Kymin Lea Primary
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Monmouth Area Guide

  • It has been named one of the best places in the UK to live due to its great independent shops, the perfect pub, local culture and Instagrammable scenery.
  • Fantastic pubs and restaurants such as the Hardwick, Pig and Apple at Humble by Nature and the Crown at Whitebrook and the Walnut Tree.
  • Great music culture - don't miss visiting the Savoy Cinema, the oldest functioning theatre in Wales, or Rockfield Studios, that has played host to huge stars such as Paulo Nutini, Oasis and Queen.
  • The beautiful River Wye offers various water leisure pursuits including - rowing, canoeing, and various other water sports. 
  • Raglan is a short distance from Monmouth with a historic castle dating back to 1435, a Farm Park, Country Estate and local shops.
  • Nestled on the edge of the Wye Valley is some spectacular scenery in Wales. 
  • With the thriving market town of Abergavenny a short distance away, this offers more spectacular walks in the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park including the Skirrid, Sugarloaf and Blorenge.
  • It is packed with historic and listed buildings. If you’re a history buff why not visit The Castle, Old Monnow Bridge, Shire Hall built in 1724, Nelson’s Garden and St Marys Church.

Transport Links

Exceptional major road network links along the A449 and A40, towards the M50/M5 in the north. M4 to the south
Bristol and Cardiff are both only 30-35 miles away
Abergavenny railway station
Provide links to Manchester, Birmingham, Cardiff, Gloucester and London

Nearby Schools

Haberdashers Boys and Girls Schools and Prep School
Monmouth Comprehensive
Osbaston Church in Wales
Overmonnow Primary
Kymin Lea Primary