Cicelyford

Settlement in Monmouthshire

Wales

Cicelyford

Stone row at Trellech The setting sun at the winter solstice shines between the leaning stones.
Stone row at Trellech Credit: Andy Stott

Cicelyford is a small village situated in the county of Monmouthshire, Wales. It is located in the southeastern part of the county, near the border with England. The village is nestled in a picturesque valley, surrounded by rolling hills and lush green countryside.

With a population of around 500 residents, Cicelyford has a close-knit community that takes pride in its rural heritage. The village is known for its charming stone cottages, many of which date back several centuries. These traditional houses add to the village's historic character and attract tourists who are looking for a glimpse into the past.

Despite its small size, Cicelyford offers a range of amenities for its residents. The village has a local pub, a village hall, and a post office. Additionally, there is a primary school that serves the surrounding area, ensuring that families have access to education within the village.

Cicelyford is also fortunate to be surrounded by stunning natural beauty. The village is situated near the scenic Wye Valley, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This provides residents and visitors with ample opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and fishing.

Overall, Cicelyford is a charming village that offers a peaceful and idyllic lifestyle. Its rich history, beautiful countryside, and close community make it an attractive place to live or visit for those seeking a quintessentially Welsh experience.

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Cicelyford Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.73074/-2.72193 or Grid Reference SO5003. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Stone row at Trellech The setting sun at the winter solstice shines between the leaning stones.
Stone row at Trellech
The setting sun at the winter solstice shines between the leaning stones.
Daffodils at the entrance to Redbarn Farm Daffodils beside the entrance to Redbarn Farm near Trellech, I last photographed this on a beautiful October day six and a half years ago <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2110431">SO4905 : Entrance to Redbarn Farm, Trellech</a>.
Daffodils at the entrance to Redbarn Farm
Daffodils beside the entrance to Redbarn Farm near Trellech, I last photographed this on a beautiful October day six and a half years ago SO4905 : Entrance to Redbarn Farm, Trellech.
View of Trellech View of Trellech from the west.
View of Trellech
View of Trellech from the west.
Arable land near Hygga Arable land north of Hygga near Llanishen.
Arable land near Hygga
Arable land north of Hygga near Llanishen.
Farmland near Llanishen Farmland to the north-east of Llanishen viewed from the B4293.  On the high ground to the left the OS map indicates it was the site of a hill fort.  The field in the centre with the stripes like a lawn has probably either just been rolled or been chain harrowed.
Farmland near Llanishen
Farmland to the north-east of Llanishen viewed from the B4293. On the high ground to the left the OS map indicates it was the site of a hill fort. The field in the centre with the stripes like a lawn has probably either just been rolled or been chain harrowed.
View to Pant-glâs View to Pant-glâs from the B4293.
View to Pant-glâs
View to Pant-glâs from the B4293.
Road to Pant-glâs Road off the B4293 to Pant-glâs.
Road to Pant-glâs
Road off the B4293 to Pant-glâs.
Road to Hygga No through road giving access to Hygga.
Road to Hygga
No through road giving access to Hygga.
Public right of way A springtime public right of way at Parkhouse.
Public right of way
A springtime public right of way at Parkhouse.
Public right of way Springtime public right of way at Parkhouse.
Public right of way
Springtime public right of way at Parkhouse.
House in Parkhouse
House in Parkhouse
Sheep in the sun Sheep lay in the warm spring sunshine near Ffynnon Gaer.
Sheep in the sun
Sheep lay in the warm spring sunshine near Ffynnon Gaer.
Base of a cross beside a road junction
Base of a cross beside a road junction
Base of a roadside cross The base with two steps and a socket stone for a wayside cross at Trelleck Cross.  There is a large OS cutmark cut into the side of the top.
Base of a roadside cross
The base with two steps and a socket stone for a wayside cross at Trelleck Cross. There is a large OS cutmark cut into the side of the top.
OS cutmark at Trelleck Cross A large OS cutmark in the remains of a wayside cross at Trelleck Cross.
OS cutmark at Trelleck Cross
A large OS cutmark in the remains of a wayside cross at Trelleck Cross.
Base of a wayside cross with OS cutmark Base of a wayside cross with a very visible OS cutmark beside a crossroads at Trelleck Cross.
Base of a wayside cross with OS cutmark
Base of a wayside cross with a very visible OS cutmark beside a crossroads at Trelleck Cross.
Minor road to Llangoven
Minor road to Llangoven
Turning for Cross Lane
Turning for Cross Lane
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Cicelyford is located at Grid Ref: SO5003 (Lat: 51.73074, Lng: -2.72193)

Unitary Authority: Monmouthshire

Police Authority: Gwent

Also known as: Ceciliford

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