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TRACES of
the OLD WORLD
The FARM, the VALLEY and all THAT LIES BEYOND
Nestled in a secluded Monmouthshire valley, Allt y bela is an enchanting estate centered around a rare medieval farmhouse and 16th-century Renaissance tower. This historic farm sits within 165 acres of protected meadows and woodlands, complete with a world-renowned garden that blends seamlessly into the wild Welsh landscape. While total tranquility and places of interest awaits on-site, a collection of exceptional places to visit and acclaimed regional restaurants are just a short drive away.
On Site
The Farm
Allt y bela sits within 165 acres of ancient hay meadow, woodland and a stream managed for conservation in close partnership with Natural Resources Wales. The SSSI designated land is grazed lightly and the wildflowers are left to flourish.
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Places to Visit
The Wider Area
Views across the Black Mountains and the Brecon Beacons open from the higher ground at Allt y bela. In spring, the woodland floor is carpeted with bluebells. In early summer, wild orchids fill the meadows. Wonderful Monmouthshire walks are available from the doorstep.
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Nourish
Eat & Drink
While guests may choose to buy in provisions and switch off from the outside world, there are plenty of award-winning pubs and restaurants within a short drive of Allt y bela.
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TRULY an IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCE
History
Allt y bela is a Medieval cruck-framed farmhouse built between 1420 and 1599, with the addition of a Renaissance tower created in the seventeenth century. It was lovingly restored by the Spitalfields Trust before being bought and further repaired and enhance by William Collinson and Arne Maynard in 2006.
