Location

We are in an ancient meander of the valley of the River Wye. Since the last ice age 16,000 years ago both the Severn and Wye rivers started flowing south as a result of being dammed by retreatring ice, forming the now extinct Lake Lapworth in Cheshire. This acted as a watershed and made the two rivers find alternative routes south, causing the river to cut various courses as it chiselled its way down through the limestone and quartz conglomerate rocks.

The farm is situated on the B4231, 1.5 miles east of Redbrook, 3 miles south of Monmouth offthe A466 Chepstow to Monmouth road, and 1/4 mile north of the village of Newland, which straddles the B4231. Both Monmouth and Coleford are within about ten minutes drive.

Click on the link shown on the map for a more precise view of our location (courtesy of Multimap)