Work up an appetite
Whether stimulated by excitement and exercise, or simply by the intoxicating, invigorating air, the keenest of appetites need not be dissapointed. Those inspired to cook for themselves will enjoy the fully-equipped kitchen and the ancient oak refectory table which seats up to twelve hungry guests. Or to complete a balmy summer evening, a purpose-built barbecue and comfortable garden furniture are at your disposal. If eating out is your pleasure, a host of hostelries and intimate restaurants offer excellent home cooking, fresh local produce, beers, wines and ciders and homely hospitality. All lie waiting to be discovered in the Royal Forest of Dean, the Wye Valley and the Welsh Hills.
Pets welcome - a favourite four legged friend visiting High Beeches. Pictured in front of the garden wishing-well which houses the family-sized barbecue.
Eat inside or outside at High Beeches.
Enjoy
gourmet goodness around the 150 yr old oak dining room table with only one
previous owner - a monastery. There are lots of garden tables and chairs for alfresco atmosphere, smiling spring & summer sunshine - can be fun too in autumn and winter!
Check out the establishments who all
use local Wye Valley and Welsh produce. Also, the dining room and
kitchen book shelves hold an informative reading collection of places to
visit and enjoy fine forest fayre.
See the local tourist pages and free Forest papers for great Pubs and Restaurants both sides of the English - Welsh borders. Or check the local food and drink (within 6 miles of High Beeches ).
A home for all seasons...High Beeches garden and view in winter.
alfresco living ........ the garden at High Beeches offers rest, relax & recuperation - have a hamper, brew a BBQ or simply sip and savour the scenery with your supply of wine and beers from the large drinks fridge kept in the garden outbuilding alongside the table tennis.
Lynda says "Cheers" Relax next to a roaring log fire with a glass or two - enjoy!
