This delightful Victorian cottage is situated in the heart of the National Park, nestled amongst the trees at the foot of Buckland Hill. It overlooks the secluded Buckland parklands that gently roll down to the river Usk. This landscape inspired J.R.R. Tolkien on his visit to the area in the 1940's. He wrote in The Lord of the Rings of 'Buckland', the childhood home of Frodo Baggins, who later ret
urned to Buckland and bought a house in Crickhollow. In the book, Buckland is described as a slither of land between an ancient forest and a river, an apt description of the location of Buckland Cottage. The cottage has a beautiful veranda where you can sit and watch the sunset over the mountains whilst enjoying a drink or alfresco dining. It was once part of the Buckland Hall Estate and the cottage has been very beautifully renovated with wooden floors, lovely carpets, luxurious beds and good quality fabrics and furnishings. From the cottage there are walks through the forestry tracks up to Buckland Hill and across to Bwlch Common and Llangorse Mountain.
