Set in the idyllic Wye Valley AONB, and on the edge of the Forest of Dean, the Farmhouse provides sleeping accommodation for up to 11 people and is ideal for family gatherings and those looking to enjoy a holiday surrounded by beautiful countryside. The Farmhouse is an ideal base for those wanting a quiet get away retreat and those looking for adventure with a wide range of activities available in the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley – such as mountain biking, cycle trails, walking, canoeing, caving, archery, rope swings, and much more.

The accommodation comprises a large open-plan fully-equipped kitchen diner with a range cooker, large larder style fridge, under counter freezer, dish washer, washing machine and microwave, and a large table that seats 11 to sit and enjoy your meals.

The kitchen opens into the lounge – perfect for gathering, eating and cooking together. The lounge has a wood burner, large settees, a TV with freesat box, wifi, an Amazon fire stick and blue tooth speaker.

There are 2 shower rooms and another bathroom with a bath and over shower. Bath towels supplied along with complimentary loo roll and cleaning supplies.

The Farmhouse sleeps 11 with 6 bedrooms – 1 king, 1 single, 1 twin, 3 double rooms (It can be booked for reduced occupancy of 7 out of peak season dates (1 king, 1 single, 1 twin and 1 double). All bed linen included.

There is a large private south facing garden and orchard with outside seating and a veranda with sun chairs. The perfect place to have a morning coffee and listen to the birds dawn chorus, or sit and relax watching the sunset.

To book your stay CLICK HERE this will take you directly to our page on The Cottage Co. website, where you can choose your dates and book your stay.

Guest Information

This information is also in a Guest Welcome Information File, that will be in the kitchen on your arrival.

Guest Arrival & Check In Information

Guest Additional Information File

Directions to the Farm

Floor Plan

    

    

    

  • Introduction to Skep Beekeeping Course

    9th August 2020 run by Bees for Develpoment at Ragmans Lane Farm

    Time: 9.30am - 4pm

    Learn why, where and how it might be done.

    A concise, one day course on the art of skep beekeeping. Participants will learn about the history of skeps, referencing some of the old master skeppists, their varying styles of skeps and systems of management.

    The course will include hands-on sessions with artefacts and tools and techniques. Mysteries will be be revealed concerning different shelters, floors and stands; spleets, snecks and garts; bennets, laps and litches and more. We will discuss best practice, harvest and health, enjoying indoor theory and outdoor practical sessions within the beautiful setting of Ragmans Lane Farm.

    For further information and to book a space please CLICK HERE

     

     


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