The cottage is  within the original walls of the Abbey precinct grounds. (The listed wall still runs round the woodland next to the garden). Detached, it stands in its own spacious garden  back from the road (which was built for stagecoaches ) and has full frontal views of spectacular Tintern Abbey. Together with its thick stone walls and double glazing this keeps it quiet indoors despite its convenient village location.

The front garden is sloping and unfenced due to the view and the conservation area.The rear garden is fully fenced and catches the afternoon sun so this is where the terrace with table and chairs is located.

Within the village there are several cafes, pubs, restaurants and  hotels so plenty of places to eat and drink without driving. One cafe sells basics such as eggs and milk. There is  also an antiquarian bookshop and a craft centre.

Walking is amazing from the doorstep with both woodland and riverbank trails. Offas Dyke, the Wye Valley walk,the Monmouthshire Way, Tintern Trail, all pass through the village.

The village boasts a prizewinning vineyard and a brewery which have regular opening times and are worth a visit. Hic.

There are regular  buses to Chepstow and Monmouth from close to the bottom of our drive. These make it possible to take a bus and walk back along the riverbank.

On  summer  weekends  the village becomes busy  with lots of events such as jumble sales, a good fete, a produce show , cricket matches, morris dancers  etc and films are shown at the Village Hall once a month nearly all year. . .Visitors are always welcome.

Nearest full town facilities  such as bank, supermarket, vet, are approx 5 miles ( Chepstow).

Note

Adjacent to the cottage is the  Abbey Hotel  closed  down since  2014. It is subject to a long drawn out  planning application. Apart from its poor appearance (though its not visible from the cottage itself) there has been no effect on the cottage guests .  If and when this is to change we will advise booked guests- so no need to worry.

Facilities.

• Comfortable sitting room with slate look  floor, rug , and leather furniture
• Cosy wood-burning stove  available .
• Full  central heating included ,thermostatic valves, double glazing.
• Flatscreen high quality  TV, with DVD player
• Kitchen  and all bedrooms TV cabled to freeview
• All bedrooms have their own flatscreen TV s with DVD players.
• Each bedroom can be set up as a superking 6ft bed or a pair of 3ft twin beds by advance request.
• Bluetooth speaker for your phone
• EE ( previously called BT ) Vision Freeview  TV ( with radio) gives you over 200 channels by internet
• TNT sport ( previously called BT sport) TV
• Phone land line by arrangement
• Superfast WiFi  included free
• EV- Electric car charger ( charged as used)
• Lockable Cycle shed  with anchored rack for 5 cycles (or your golf clubs, baby buggy etc)
• Dishwasher
• Fully fitted kitchen with twin sinks,
• Range cooker with Two  Electric ovens  and  grill
• Electric halogen hob with 5 rings
• Extractor fan and hood
• Fridge
• Freezer
• Microwave oven
• Lots of cutlery, crockery and cookware
• Tea pot and cosy , french press/cafetiere, tassimo pod coffee machine
• Hairdryer , safe ,bluetooth speaker,
• Spacious  beamed dining area ( no low beams)
• Flagged floors and exposed stone
• Two sparkling bathrooms, Both have shaver sockets , heated towel rails and showers over bath. The upstairs bathroom also has a spa bath.
• Indoor and outdoor games,  books,  to borrow ( removed  due to hand contact during covid pandemic being gradually returned).
• Bed linen- freshly laundered Egyptian cottons, low-allergy fluffy duvets and pillows.
• Hotel-style spa cosmetics
• Towels provided ( even a special one for dogs)
• Garden games including large size outdoor draughts
• Outside there is a sheltered and charming cottage garden. Garden furniture includes dining table and 6 chairs, benches for Abbey gazing, cushions available, sun unbrella in summer and BBQ plus frame for a disposable foil BBQ ( no cleaning up!)
• Private off road gated parking for  up to 4 cars.
• Electric car charger operated whenever you like by your own credit card
• The front garden has benches for Abbey Viewing but is unfenced due to the view and the conservation area.
• The rear garden is the sunniest place  so has the table and chairs and is fully fenced for children and dogs.

To Tintern Abbey Cottage

YOU MUST CONTACT US A WEEK BEFORE BEFORE ARRIVAL TO OBTAIN THE DOOR CODE   and let us know your planned arrival time please. THE CODE IS FREQUENTLY CHANGED . (we try to be there to meet you on arrival but this is not always possible and without the code you will not gain entry!)

Set your SAT NAV to NP16 6SF

NOTE We are aware of   planned roadworks on the A466 Wye Valley Road in spring 2020 . These will affect your journey and your SATNAV will not take account of them! Please print and use these suggestions!

• From London,the South or South West  of England and Southern  Wales.- see also note below about road works between Chepstow St Arvans and Tintern.

Leave M4 / M48 at Chepstow ( ie over OLD Severn Bridge.) Turn  off motorway. Counting roundabouts as follows

1. top of slipway, turning off  signed Chepstow
2. After short stretch of straight road about a mile. This roundabout known locally as St Lawrences. Town centre , last petrol and Tesco  ( I mile)  to your right.  To cottage straight on to Tintern
3. Continue straight over St Lawrences ( hospital) and pass useful Budgens shop on left  .At  Chepstow racecourse roundabouts ( Roundabout 3)  go straight on  in direction of Tintern. (About 6 miles from Bridge to Tintern.) Straight on past the racecourse   keeping track home straight  walls on your right.

At St Arvans  village follow the main road right and then round a series of bends, you will now start to glimpse the River Wye on your right. Continue to village of Tintern. Beware speed restrictions. They are enforced.

The cottage is clotted cream colour and its drive is the very first driveway off to the left on entering the village after the speed signs. You will most clearly see  the signs for the( closed down)  Abbey Hotel. Turn left up the drive between the hotel and the cottage. Note that some SATNAVs send you up the tiny lane behind the closed Abbey Hotel ( entering near the Royal George and arriving behind the cottage). This is not wrong but its awkward and unecessary. Stick to the main road till you see the cottage and come up the drive next to it!!

Drive  up and behind the cottage and you will see our gated driveway. Access is through the BACK door  down two steps near the garage. It has a code box. There is no key.

• From the North  Recommended route from Midlands and East Anglia also.

NB Monmouth is at the junction of three rivers. Careful which bridges we are talking about !! 

From M5/M50 (from M6 the North or M42 and the East)

Follow M50 to  A 40  Ross on Wye Dual carriageway to Monmouth roundabout ( theres only one. ..( If you want to pick up food the easiest option is to turn right and into the town at this point,  at the bottom of town high st  there is a Waitrose open most nights till 8. and  an M and S food as well as small shops.  Petrol station near Waitrose has a Budgens shop within it and the petrol is the last before the cottage ) Yes, cottage has fridge, freezer ,microwave , oven with grill  After shopping retrace steps and…..) Otherwise …

Straight on half mile to traffic lights at bridge over River Wye.

Turn left over Wye Bridge signed Tintern Chepstow Gloucester and at the other bank

Turn right at the mini roundabout in front of Lidl  on to A466

Continue along this A466 Wye Valley scenic road   for approx 10 miles. Beware of speed traps at Redbrook.

Beware also of drivers enjoying the scenery and not watching the bends!.  They do cause nasty accidents on this road.

You will cross the “international frontier” (a river bridge with traffic lights at Bigsweir you are now entering Wales. Croeso! ) and then pass though Llandogo. Note Browns shop on right hand side which is a tardis and has most daily needs.

Continue into Tintern. If you are early you may like to turn left into Tintern Old Station where you can walk your dog and Easter school holidays  to end of October  half term there are good toilets and a prizewinning cafe.

The village is strung out along the River  with several hotels and we are the very last building on the right hand side at the other end. As you pass the Abbey on your left you will see the ( closed down) Abbey Hotel on your right and next to it an uphill drive  We are the clotted cream coloured cottage on the left of that drive. Go up the drive and left behind the cottage and you will see our driveway

(Note that some SatNavs will try to take you over to the Abbey. This is wrong.

Also note that some SATNavs take you up the tiny lane from the Royal George behind the Abbey Hotel and to the back of the cottage. This is not wrong but unecessary and inconvenient. Stick to the main road and come up our drive!.)

Access is through the BACK door  down two steps near the garage. It has a code box and opens with the code we have given you. There is no key.

We look forward to welcoming you!

There is damage to the A466 between St Arvans ( the village to Chepstow side of Tintern) and Tintern itself. This could affect arrivals to Tintern Abbey Cottage from the M4 but is not likely to affect arrivals from the M5/M50

At the time of writing the damaged area has traffic lights which have next to no effect on your journey however we have heard that   in spring 2020  the road will again be completely closed and diversions will be in place.

If you should arrive at St Arvans from Chepstow and find that the Wye Valley  A466 Road is closed this is what you should do ( it sounds dreadful but in fact only adds a very few minutes to your drive. )

At St Arvans village look for the Piercefield pub. After the pub is a stone fountain and a left turn signed  Devauden, Trellech. .Take this left turn and uphill.

Continue  about  1.8 miles  to a wooded area.

For Tintern Abbey Cottage

If you have a satnav reset it now and tell it to go St Arvans to Tintern Abbey VIA Pontysaison

Take a narrow right hand turn signed  Tintern and the Cot  for 1.5 miles  Its a narrow downhill lane which will  wind down and pass Ravensnest fishery on your right and bring you to fish ponds. (This  area is called Pontysaison which means Saxons Bridge and was the site of an important battle with saxons) . You need to go straight on downhill following the Angiddy river  and you can do this by driving either side of the ponds. (So either cross the first bridge on your right and then go left , this is a narrower option OR keep left  not crossing the bridge, pass houses on your left and take first right alongside pond and then bridge on right.)  Pass the ancient ironworks site on your left and keep going downhill and into Tintern rejoining the A466  and the River Wye at the Royal George Hotel. Turn right. You will see the Abbey on your left and  shortly afterwards you will see our drive on your right .Tintern Abbey Cottage is the very last building in the village on your right.

If coming from Gloucester direction 

if you prefer main roads go right to Monmouth on the A40   from M5 or Gloucester and continue as below .  However in good weather the pretty way  is instead to go into COLEFORD town and follow signs towards Chepstow and St Briavels .  Pass Puzzlewood on your right and then pass the Orepool Inn on your left . Immediately after the Orepool Inn there is a turning off right which says Wye Valley. Follow to staggered crossroads and straight across ( slightly right then left) Follow this very narrow road downhill through Mork and continue right on downhill with spectacular views until you come to the River. Go left and over the bridge. Continue alongside river to Tintern

If coming into  Monmouth From M5/M50 (from M6 the North or M42 and the East )

Dual carriageway to Monmouth roundabout  ( theres only one.) Straight on half mile to traffic lights at bridge over River Wye. Straight over at lights, do not cross river Wye,  get into left lane.  300 yards to next exit left signed Rockfield and Trellech BEFORE TUNNELS . .  At exit turn left up Beech Road, 300 yards. Turn left at top of Beech Road .( If you want to pick up food the easiest option is to turn right at this point, over road bridge and left at Garage. Right across River Monnow bridge into cattle market where there is a Waitrose open most nights till 8. and pedestrian access  to High St with other shops including M and S Food. .  Yes, cottage has fridge, freezer ,microwave , oven with grill  After shopping retrace steps and…..

From town or from North all now continue from bridge above tunnels and petrol station garage .

200 yards then sharp bend right, recycling point on right,  over small River Trothy bridge and 100 yards to first LEFT uphill signed Trellech. Continue uphill and onwards for about 5 miles

On entering the village of Trellech  be very careful at STEEP bends round churchyard. Pass Lion pub (food) on left continue through village and after 250 yards or so -take next left exit.

IMMEDIATELY LEFT AGAIN (round Spring Villa ) onto the Llandogo Road. Continue a couple of miles along this winding road until road slopes very slightly downhill and there is a Forestry Commission Car Park ( Whitestone) on your left, Turn right signed Tintern here. Continue downhill all the way into Tintern arriving on the main A466 with the Wye Valley Hotel on your left. Turn right and go right through village passing  Tintern Abbey on your left. . Cottage is the last building on the right hand side before leaving Tintern.

More about Tintern Abbey Cottage- in the very heart of the Wye Valley

In 2009 we bought the Tintern Abbey Cottage  and undertook a total renovation to conserve its 250 year old slate and stone heritage and create a “smart new house in a wonderful old body – and with a million dollar view”. It was immediately awarded its five star status and  within months won the Best in Wales Award.  Come see!

This quote is from guests  – “Tintern Abbey is just over the road although it may as well be in your front garden. It appears out of the mist on a chilly October morning and it just takes your breath away.”

Originating from the 18th century, Tintern Abbey Cottage is chocolate box cute and has been transformed into a smartly contemporary and deliciously comfortable holiday house in an ancient body. Right across the road from the mighty roofless Abbey, of which it has glorious panoramic views, the photos show how amazingly close we are to it!   The cottage directly adjoins the Wye Valley Walk, is in the heart of the ancient conservation area of Tintern and  there are several pubs a couple of small cafes and two busy hotels in easy strolling distance -all offering food and several featuring local produce. The village even has a prizewinning vineyard and a microbrewery both open to visitors! Also in the village are a craft centre and vintage book shop. There’s a bus stop at the bottom of our drive so you could walk along the wonderful Wye Valley or visit Chepstow Castle or Racecourse and get a bus back .

Importantly, we are walking distance of the Church ( the functioning one) and several hotels  plus the Old Station with wedding licences – so ideal for the bridal party to stay or for wedding guests.

The village is a popular tourist destination and particularly in summer is busy with everything from Morris dancers to cricket matches, coach tours, festivals, folk music, weddings and numerous other events taking place. Its nevertheless suprising that when the closing bell rngs at the Abbey peace returns.

• It sleeps 6 and has three bedrooms with superking ( 6 feet wide) beds which can each become a pair of 3 ft twin beds on request. One of the bedrooms is spacious the others are standard size original cottage rooms  (and as in the 18thCentury beds were not 6 feet across, as ours are, there is less spare space in those two rooms!) .
• Two bathrooms with both baths and showers ( lit mirors and shaving sockets, heated towel rails), a whirlpool  with shower over in one of the bathrooms, a dinnerplate headed shower in the other, )
• cosy woodburner, squishy leather suite,
• sheltered and fenced garden with furniture, private off road parking.
• Enjoy great entertainment  from 5 flatsceen Tvs . In the sitting room enjoy  BT sport  too. Our Tvs include radio and CD/DVD  players , we have a Bluetooth speaker for your phone , and superfast Broadband.
•  a fully fitted kitchen with all mod cons (washing machine, dryer, dishwasher, microwave, fridge, freezer and a super range cooker with two ovens, grill  and extractor hood)
• A very full inventory including many extras , combined with modern basics like double glazing , excellent insulation, and a green central heating system go without saying.
• If you would like to know more about anything specifically please ask us.
• This cottage is also often chosen for honeymoons, reunions, and significant birthdays  and by by couples requiring a little extra space. Please scroll down to see lots of pictures and just ask us if you need to know more.

Downstairs

Tintern Abbey Cottage has a warmly comfortable sitting room with slate type floor, rug, woodburner and flatscreen TV, as delightful  on a summers evening as for opening your Christmas parcels.

There is a very well equipped fitted kitchen, through an arch / open to the large dining area.  There is a back door from the kitchen to outside .

Also down stairs is one of the three bedrooms  with its en suite. ( good shower over bath,dinner plate rain head) , WC and washbasin, shave socket, towel radiator.

Accessed from the driveway is a  lockable bike store which also houses our dustbins , barbecue and outdoor draught game.

Upstairs

Upstairs there are 2 bedrooms, both with exceptional Abbey views,. When set up as doubles they have 6ft beds which can also be converted to pairs of 3ft twin beds.  All bedrooms have their own radiators and TVs with DVD players radio alarms and ipod docks plus hairdryers, mirrors etc..

A travel cot is available on request and fits comfortably into the master bedroom ( It fits into the other upstairs bedroom but does not leave much access space) . We have hairdryers.

The master bedroom has a safe.

The upstairs bathroom is between the two bedrooms and has spa  bathtub with shower over, ,WC,basin, shaver socket. towel radiator and of course Abbey views!

Outside

The pretty back garden with its lavender hedge  is fenced and gated to be suitable for pets and children. There is a terrace with large table , brolly and chairs.there is low level lighting round the parking area.
The front garden is much larger and is unfenced to make the most of the fabulous views. Children and pets are welcome there -but should be on a lead due to the drop to the drive and to the road. Adults will enjoy sitting watching the Abbey- especially in the late evenings when it is illuminated and the bustle of the day ends .We have a stone bench for the purpose!

The off road  car parking area has lighting. It now has room for three estate cars or four compact cars when very tightly packed.in.  The more usual one or two visiting cars have plenty of space!    Parking is at a premium in the village so this is valuable to our guests.

The cottage is easily reached, being in the conservation area of from historic Tintern , 10 minutes drive from both the Severn Bridge (M48) at Chepstow, and  15 mins from the dual carriageway north to M50 / M5 / M6 / M42 at Monmouth, making it a convenient choice all year round.

Winner of Best Place to Stay in Wales 2010 ( this award given only every 3 years) and our three cottages also won best Visitor Welcome  2015 and Best Self catering  2018. These awards are very much contested and winning once is  special. Three awards…..

Awarded the coveted five stars for facilities and quality by  Visit Wales, the owners also hold the “Croeso Cynnes Cymreig ( Warm Welsh Welcome) award .The cottage also holds awards for facilities for walkers and cyclists.

Services which will visit the cottage

• We have a beautician  who will provide wonderfully relaxing pampering treats by appointment at the cottage. Indulge!
• Tesco, Sainsburys , Asda and Waitrose delivery services operate to the village.
• We cab arrange photography lessons using your own camera ( even a phone) at the cottage. Perfect for learning dark skies photography! Please ask.

NOTE 
The cottage sleeps 6 and we have a travel cot and a highchair for a baby , a portable stair gate , baby seat for the bath, and a nursery fireguard ,plus we welcome pets. however we think that if you exceed 7 bodies ( adult child or pet bodies added together ) or bring a second travel cot you may feel a little cramped. The cottage is of cottage proportions and is not a modern large house. Please see the photographs.  Space is particularly to be considered during the Christmas season when we also have a full sized Christmas tree. Very beautiful but also taking up space!  We do not want you to feel squished.

Green Business Tourism Scheme  Gold award. Please see the website section called “our Green Credentials “for fuller details).Renewed 2011,12 13 . 2014 For reasons of cost we no longer renew the badge but we have not dropped the highly green ethic.

We have green air source heating and we participate in the recycling scheme run by Monmouthshire County Council ( Recycling is now the law in Wales).

We are always happy to discuss any aspect of the cottage and its suitability for your holiday, and to describe the cottage and its features to you over the telephone. Please call us on 01600 860341 from within the UK or +44 1600 860341 from overseas.
We can supply photographs of any aspect of the cottage on request if this assists you.

This body of this document has been set in 14 pt using Arial as the type face.

We maintain a digital visitors guide to the facilities, information about the locality as well as other important information including contact numbers for the local emergency services and hospitals.

We welcome registered Assistance dogs free of charge and the information pack also includes contact details for local Vets with a 24hr service including callout.

The old cottage building is unfortunately not wheelchair friendly.
It is possible to enter the house from the parking area without using any steps by going via gently sloping grass lawns and along slate chipping paths but doors are not really wide enough for wheelchair access.

The ground floor can be used by people reliant upon zimmer frames but you may require assistance getting into and out of the bath / shower as the shower is over the bathtub. The bath is standard height.
The space within the en suite bedroom between the end of the bed and the bathroom is not great but it is just possible to pass along to the bathroom with a zimmer frame. Beds can be repositioned on request and the room can be organised as a twin or as a superking double.

There are no steps within the ground floor of the house . There is a small ramp kitchen to dining room and another from en suite bedroom to the dining room. These ramps are surfaced with the same porcelain tiles as the rest of the flooring. They are further painted with a slip resist treatment. Nevertheless like all hard floors they are inclined to be slippery and we recommend rubber soled slippers and not socks. They are however better for those with mobiliy problems than the step they each replaced.

The paths throughout the property garden comprise a dense layer of slate chippings.

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Car Parking

•  Private off-road car parking

•  Accessed through gates leading off the Abbey Hotel “additional” car parking which is at the rear of the property

•  Suitable for three family estate (eg VW Passat) cars or four very small cars.

•  Slightly sloping surface covered with slate chippings.

•  Lockable storage shed advertised for golf clubs and cycles is also available for wheelchairs and buggies.

•  From car parking 2 concrete Steps down to the path to the cottage (handrail on the right hand side)

•  4m from the bottom of the steps by the parking to the cottage back door step. PIR lighting to the steps.

Back Door (main access to the cottage)

•  Illuminated by porch light operated by PIR movement sensor

Door Lock

• Silver finish set against a blue door with glass inserts
• Digital key pad requires keys to be pressed in a sequence
• Located approximately 1.2 m from floor level
• Door opened and closed by turning a knob.
• There is also a front door accessible from the parking by slate paths around the house and gently sloping lawns. This longer route ( approx 40 m ) avoids steps altogether.

Inside the cottage

Lights

•  Standard rocker type switches and push and turn knobs to operate the dimmable ceiling and wall lights

•  Touch sensitive bedside lights in all bedrooms

 Door heights

• The doors are standard door heights

Internal doors
Locks and latches

•  Black in colour set against white doors
•  Traditional latches which have to be lifted up
•  Swivel “toggle” latch in one instance

 Flooring

 Downstairs

•  Slate style tiling throughout

 Stairs and Upstairs

•  Fitted Carpet

 Bathrooms

•  Tiled floor – light luminescent effect

 Ventilation

 Windows

•  Turn handle to operate / latches and stays

•  Push to open and pull to shut

 Heating
Radiators

•  Independently controlled using twist thermostatic valve on each radiator.
•  Thermostat
•  Twist knob

Décor and colour contrasting

•  Walls and doors throughout the cottage are painted White, except as follows:

 Dining room

•  One wall Crimson
•  Seating Red
•  Floor Dark grey/slate black

 Kitchen

•  Kitchen units are luminescent green (light) with black work surfaces

•  Floor Dark Grey/slate black

 Stairs

•  White walls
•  Bannister rail
•  Ash
•  Beige carpet

 Bathrooms

•  White tiled walls (with large mirrors upstairs)

•  White bath, basin and toilet

•  Light luminescent floors

 Bedrooms
Cupboards

•  White with wood top surfaces
•  Beige carpets
•  Super King size double beds / Twins
•  Divans.
•  TVs (Remote handset) wall mounted and Ipod docking stations / clock radios (push button)

Dining room

•  Wooden table and red leather padded chairs , booster cushions available.

 Cupboard understairs

•  Wooden swivel lock

•  Door opens outwards into the room

 Cupboard contains

•  Cleaning equipment Iron and ironing board

Sitting Room

•  Sofas and Chairs
•  Comfortable leather easy chairs
•  Entertainment system
•  Wifi router
•  Remote controls for TV,DVD , CD
•  Landline telephone at extra cost on request.

 Lights

•  Ceiling mounted halogen bulbs Mood lighting from two floor /table lamps. Very variable lighting levels.

 Woodburning stove

•  Controls

•  Slide lever

•  Lift up handle

•  Knob that needs to be turned to control airflow

•  Door opens outwards

Flooring black slate effect with colourful striped rug.

Kitchen

Kettle

•  Corded Electric kettle

Toaster

•  Push down “pop-up” style toaster

Dishwasher

•  Push button operation
•  Drop down door
•  Baskets slide out

Microwave

•  Dial and push button controls
•  Built in above worktop

Electric Hob and Oven (Range style)

•  Dial controls
•  Pull down door and door which swings to the left

Washer and Tumble dryer

•  Dials and push button / rocker switch operation

Fridge and freezer both with outward opening doors

TV

•  Remote control

Cupboards

•  Crockery
•  stored in high level cupboards

Cutlery and glassware

•  Stored in a in a floor-mounted low level cupboard in the dining room

Cooking utensils and glassware located in a drawer unit in the kitchen (soft close drawers)
Cooking knives located in a knife block on the work surface.

Sink taps

•  Swan neck mixer tap with separate hot and cold screw taps

Lights

•  Ceiling mounted halogen spotlights.

Dining room chairs

•  Hard back chairs without armrests.

Stairs to the bedroom and bathroom

• Stairs- Dog leg
•  Eleven steps
•  Each approximately 8 inches in height
•  Handrail on the right at the bottom and on the left going up the stairs
•  A fixed retractable baby gate at the top of the stairs.

Light

• Central emergency light over the stair well
•  Controlled from switches at the top landing and the sitting room

Bathrooms

Lights

•  Four halogen spotlights
•  Rocker switch outside the bathroom

Washbasin

•  Hot and cold mixer taps
•  Plug fixed swivel type

Bath

• Height of the bath 60cm from the floor
• Step down into the bath (40cm)
•  Separate hot and cold screw taps (upstairs)
•  Separate hot and cold screw taps and shower tap (downstairs)
•  Click clack Plug
•  Whirlpool jets operated by push button

Shower screen

•  Flat glass screen hinges outwards

Toilet

•  Push button (economy / full flush)

Bedrooms

Lights

•  Ceiling mounted dimmable halogen lights
•  Two bedside lights operated by touch bases

TV and DVD player

•  Remote control

Smoke Alarms and emergency exit

•  Audible types smoke alarm
•  Emergency lighting in event of power failure greenish light to stairs as emergency exit.