The Old Rectory

General information

The Old Rectory, Llangattock-Lingoed, Monmouthshire offers bed & breakfast and self catering accommodation. The famous Offas Dyke foot path passes the garden gate, a walk along the trail to the south will lead to White Castle which is one of the castles included in the Three Castles Walk. Head to the north along the Offas Dyke and the Black Mountain ranges await you which includes the enchanting Llanthony Priory. A drive over the Mountain from the priory along the Gospel Pass will lead to Hay on Wye, renowned for its many second hand book shops and Festival of Arts and Literature.
The nearby market town of Abergavenny hosts one of the country’s top food festivals which is held in September. A drive through Abergavenny, the gate way to Wales, will lead to the breath taking views of the Brecon Beacons. Our local land mark, the Skirrid mountain is a pleasant climb with the summit offering views of Abergavenny, near by villages and the Black Mountains to the west. The 13th century Church of St Cadoc, adjacent to The Old Rectory has been completely restored, which makes for interesting viewing. We also have a public house in our hamlet along with many well known Restaurants in the area.