Steppes Farm Cottages

Steppes Farm Cottages are a superb collection of holiday cottages set in the beautiful Wye Valley near Monmouth. Converted from 17th-century stone farm buildings, each cottage is full of character — with original beams and stone walls alongside comfortable modern interiors — and there is a range of sizes, so couples, families and larger groups can all find the right fit, or book several cottages together.

Characterful farm cottages near Monmouth

Lovingly converted from a historic farmstead, the cottages blend genuine period character with everything you need for a comfortable, relaxed stay. The original beams and stone walls give them real warmth and charm, while the interiors are bright and well equipped. With cottages of different sizes available, the site works beautifully for everything from a romantic couples’ getaway to a big family gathering across several cottages.

Flexible for couples and groups

The range of cottages makes Steppes Farm especially good for groups who want their own space while staying together, as well as for couples and families wanting a peaceful rural base. The shared sense of a converted farmstead, surrounded by lovely Wye Valley countryside, gives the whole place a friendly, away-from-it-all feel.

At a glance

• Collection of holiday cottages of varying sizes
• Converted 17th-century stone farm buildings
• Original beams and stone walls with modern comfort
• Ideal for couples, families or larger groups together
• In the Wye Valley near Monmouth

Where it is

The cottages sit in the countryside near the historic market town of Monmouth — birthplace of Henry V, with its unique fortified Monnow Bridge — gateway to the Wye Valley and the Forest of Dean. It is a peaceful rural setting within easy reach of the town and the wider valley. You can browse more places to stay across the area on our Wye Valley accommodation page.

Things to do nearby

This is glorious walking and touring country in one of Britain’s most beautiful river valleys. Monmouth, with its history, shops and riverside setting, is close by, and the romantic ruins of Tintern Abbey lie further down the valley. The famous viewpoint at Symonds Yat looks out over a great loop of the River Wye, where you can also try canoeing, and the ancient woodland of the Forest of Dean is close at hand for walking and cycling. The book town of Hay-on-Wye and the Brecon Beacons are within reach for day trips.

Who it suits

With cottages of different sizes and a characterful farmstead setting, Steppes Farm suits couples wanting a quiet retreat, families, and larger groups booking several cottages together for a celebration or get-together. The peaceful Wye Valley location makes it especially appealing for walkers, cyclists and anyone who loves the outdoors.

Good to know

Because the cottages come in a range of sizes, you can tailor your booking to your party — one cottage for two, or several together for a big group. The converted-farm setting gives a lovely sense of space and history, with Monmouth close by for shops, supplies and places to eat. Booking ahead is recommended in summer, when the Wye Valley is at its most popular for canoeing and walking.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is on offer? A collection of character cottages of varying sizes.

Are they historic? Yes, converted 17th-century stone farm buildings.

Are they good for groups? Yes — book several cottages together for a larger party.

Where are they? In the Wye Valley near Monmouth.

What is nearby? Monmouth, Tintern Abbey, Symonds Yat and the Forest of Dean.

Steppes Farm Cottages are a characterful, flexible choice for a Wye Valley break. Check availability and book your stay using the booking options on this page.