Gage Farm Cottages – Cowshed Cottage & The Dairy

About Gage Farm Cottages

Set on a stunning 180-acre farm near the village of Newland, Gage Farm offers two beautifully converted single-storey self-catering cottages — Cowshed Cottage and The Dairy. Both are awarded VisitEngland 4★ GOLD 2025 and enjoy breathtaking views across the Wye Valley and Forest of Dean, with footpaths leading directly from your door.

Whether you're looking for a peaceful retreat for two or planning a group getaway, the cottages can be booked individually or together — making them perfect for families or friends travelling as a party.

Cowshed Cottage

A charming former cowshed overlooking a historic courtyard and the remains of Highmeadow Mansion. Sleeping up to four guests across two en-suite bedrooms, it's a beautifully characterful base for exploring the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley.

The Dairy at Gage Farm

Also sleeping up to four across two en-suite bedrooms, The Dairy is a peaceful retreat with sweeping views and a modern, fully equipped kitchen. Shops and restaurants are within a mile, and footpaths lead straight from the door into the surrounding countryside.

What's included with both cottages:

- Two bedrooms, both en-suite

- Fully equipped kitchen

- Free Wi-Fi

- Full central heating

- Washing machine

- Ample off-road parking

- Secure storage for bikes and equipment

- Enclosed garden / garden with furniture

- Short breaks available throughout the year, subject to availability

Please note: Cowshed Cottage has an enclosed garden and regrettably does not accept pets. Please check individual listings for full details.

Why Gage Farm?

- Stunning walking and cycling country right on the doorstep — explore 180 acres of farmland and beyond

- Centrally located for the Forest of Dean, Wye Valley, and beyond

- Less than a mile from the award-winning Ostrich Inn and Newland's famous 'Cathedral of the Forest'

- VisitEngland 4★ GOLD rated (2025) — independently verified quality you can trust

- Available as individual cottages or booked together as a combined retreat

Getting Here

From Monmouth, take the A4136 for 3 miles to Staunton. Pass through the village and at the part-time signals take the B4228. At the next crossroads turn right, then take the second left — the farm is on the right.