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640 Sq Feet decadent and extremely comfortable triple aspect bedroom / lounge. Tasteful mid-century furnished space to relax, Super king bed to ensure a peaceful sleep. Inclusive continental breakfast in the room to enjoy at your leisure, Equally huge 260 Sq Feet en-suite bathroom. 10 mins to the M4, 30 mins to Bristol and Cardiff. Range of pubs, restaurants, Abergavenny, Usk & the World heritage site of Blaenavon with its Big Pit are nearby. 30 minutes from the sea & bracing local walks.

A love of mid century furniture and Victorian decor has made this space what it is. Our house is your house and we will do everything possible to make your stay special. Love chatting but appreciate you may just want to veg out with a take away in front of the 40" TV with a cosy blanket and Netflix. Feel free to BYO wine and we'll chill it for you. I have a wealth of local information for days out and sight seeing or maybe you'd like to do nothing and just enjoy the space! We sincerely hope you have the best nights sleep away from home you've every had.

Pontypool (Welsh: Pont-y-pŵl [ˌpɔntəˈpuːl]) is a town that is home to approximately 36,000 people in the county borough of Torfaen, within the historic boundaries of Monmouthshire in South Wales It is situated on the Afon Lwyd river in the county borough of Torfaen. Situated on the eastern edge of the South Wales coalfields, Pontypool grew around industries including iron and steel production, coal mining and the growth of the railways. A rather artistic manufacturing industry which also flourished here alongside heavy industry was Japanning, a type of lacquer ware. Pontypool has a notable history as one of the earliest industrial towns in Wales. The town and its immediate surroundings were home to significant industrial and technological innovations, with links to the iron industry dating back to the early fifteenth century when a bloomery furnace was established at Pontymoile During the sixteenth century, largely due to the influence of the Hanbury family, the area developed its association with the iron industry and continued to consolidate its position in the seventeenth century, when the development of the town began in earnest. Throughout the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, the metallurgical and extractive industries of the area, along with the development of the canals and railways, provided the impetus to the expansion of Pontypool and its surrounding villages and communities. its very green here and we love out doors stuff like shooting fishing and mountain biking.. the walks are bracing or leisurely based on your inclination and the people are really friendly the outlying areas vary from the true Valleys where Tom Jones was born to buzzy Abergavenny and Usk

Luxury Cabin is actually a hot tub room that came with the house - used the hot tub twice and stuck the thing on Ebay . Cabin has wifi , power, heating , a Tv and loads of DVD's . There is a double bed. There is an adjacent basic kitchen and a rustic WC and shower . The garden here is massive and full of poultry . We are in the wilderness of South Wales so if you visit in January bring a coat. Whilst the cabin is not the Savoy we are at least friendly.

Think of the cabin like comfortable camping with a bed electricity wifi and heating - and no packing up !

Holly Tree cottage is located in the south wales valleys on the edge of the Brecon Beacons - there are some fantastic cycle tracks around here and Garn Motorcycles (where Richie works) hire out push bikes so if you fancy cycling about let us know before you are coming and we can sort bikes out for you

This quaint one bedroomed cottage is ideal for a weekend break, exploring the beautiful Monmouthshire countryside. A great base for walkers and exciting Cardiff is less than an hour's drive away. Fully modernised with a newly fitted shower room and kitchen and a pretty courtyard garden.

Lovely original features.

Quiet, tranquil surroundings.

Decorated to a high standard. House is clean and tidy. Both rooms inc. fresh towels, netflix, feathered pillows & toiletries. coffee and tea is complimentary. powdered milk ( or bring your own) i cant drink milk. Its a very welcoming home. The house has wifi & is a smart home so your room has voice activating lights and heating. Has a garden area. decked lit up dining area and a private patio area. Feel free to use! 5 mins drive from town & 5 mins walk to community farm.

Perfect for workers/ shift workers / few day stays/ monthly bookings . Comfortable room, newly decorated with comfortable furnishings. All rooms come with extra blankets. Its a very quiet area so you're guaranteed a good nights sleep. Room comes with a flat screen tv with Amazon firestick, Netflix, BBC iPlayer etc... I also have an allotment where fresh veg for guests will be available on times. Fresh - corn fed, free range eggs are forever available from my chickens!!!

Neighbourhood is very very quiet, mainly older generation. Off the main road so no traffic sound & surrounded by a woodland area.

Your very own private, peaceful warm light and spacious 1 bedroom studio apartment which sleeps 2 people comes complete with a luxury shower room & fitted kitchenette which is equipped to a very high standard. The accommodation is set in a beautiful rural county side Llanover within the Brecon Beacons, we are situated 10 minutes from Abergavenny town centre. We are pretty rural so a car is advised.

Bwthyn Bach is set on top of a mountain next to the famous Forest Drive. From one side of the property you have breathtaking views to Pen y fan in the Brecon Beacons and from the other side you have forest mountain views . It’s perfect for a relaxing getaway . Breakfast basics are included, fresh eggs (from my chickens) cereal, milk, bread, butter , tea and coffee so you can make yourself a tasty breakfast. Any further questions please don’t hesitate to ask ... I’m easy going and flexible 😀

You have sole use of our beautiful annex called Bwthyn Bach which has everything you’ll need for a short or longer stay including kitchenette and spare pull out futon bed which turns into a single bed next to the comfy double bed ( if you need this spare bed made up please let me know in advance so I can make sure everything is ready for you ) Please note we do have WiFi here but have said in the listing that it is not included as it’s very intermittent here due to our remote location . If you wish to try and connect I am happy to give you the password etc . Phone signal and 4g is good 😀

Cwmcarn forest drive mountain biking trails are on our doorstep. The Brecon Beacons, Waterfall walks, Big pit and Caerleon are all nearby There are several supermarkets nearby and Newport is only a 15 min drive away and Cardiff is only 25 mins away

Welcome to the Hepburn room. A beautifully spacious and extremely comfortable space where you can relax in style. Presented in immaculate condition having recently undergone a meticulous refurbishment.

Huge 15x15ft room in our Georgian home. Extremely comfortable bedroom / Lounge, large 40" Tv with all digital channels Incl Netflix & Super fast 2G & 5G Wifi. New Double bed with new high quality mattress (WHICH Magazine best buy) to ensure a good nights sleep. Spacious bathroom with separate rainfall shower and large lux bath, a calm and uncluttered space. A continental breakfast of cereals/Muesli, pastries, bread, jams, Orange juice, Milk, tea/coffee is provided in the room to enjoy at your leisure and a small fridge. Peaceful Private home accessed via a driveway hidden behind a lush background of mature specimen trees. Free parking for multiple cars.

Pontypool (Welsh: Pont-y-pŵl [ˌpɔntəˈpuːl]) is a town that is home to approximately 36,000 people in the county borough of Torfaen, within the historic boundaries of Monmouthshire in South Wales It is situated on the Afon Lwyd river in the county borough of Torfaen. Situated on the eastern edge of the South Wales coalfields, Pontypool grew around industries including iron and steel production, coal mining and the growth of the railways. A rather artistic manufacturing industry which also flourished here alongside heavy industry was Japanning, a type of lacquer ware. Pontypool has a notable history as one of the earliest industrial towns in Wales. The town and its immediate surroundings were home to significant industrial and technological innovations, with links to the iron industry dating back to the early fifteenth century when a bloomery furnace was established at Pontymoile During the sixteenth century, largely due to the influence of the Hanbury family, the area developed its association with the iron industry and continued to consolidate its position in the seventeenth century, when the development of the town began in earnest. Throughout the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, the metallurgical and extractive industries of the area, along with the development of the canals and railways, provided the impetus to the expansion of Pontypool and its surrounding villages and communities. its very green here and we love out doors stuff like shooting fishing and mountain biking.. the walks are bracing or leisurely based on your inclination and the people are really friendly the outlying areas vary from the true Valleys where Tom Jones was born to buzzy Abergavenny and Usk

Spacious, light & airy double bedroom on a hilltop. Close to local sightseeing or visitor attractions. Quiet location with beautiful views. Cwmbran=10min, Newport=20min, Cardiff=40min, Abergavenny=30min, Brecon=50min (based on actual driving to these places!). Tesco (5min-cheap petrol), corner shop 1min walk. Included in price: ~ WiFi ~ Towels ~ Toiletries ~ Hairdryer ~ Washing machine ~ Breakfast (cereal, eggs, toast etc - help yourself) ~ Television in the bedroom with Now TV & Netflix.

The house is 100 years old, with a few quirky features such as a fireplace and original floorboards in the bedroom. Just as a heads up, the floor boards do squeak! You will share the house including kitchen and bathroom with me, my partner Tom, and my cat Magic. You will have your own mini fridge in the kitchen and a drinks cooler in the bedroom. Your bedroom has a lock on the door. You have a television in your room with Netflix and catchup tv, and a digital radio, and Fibre Fast WiFi across the whole house.

The house is at the top of a hill with stunning views. It is on a quiet, friendly street where most of the neighbours know each other. We are surrounded by hills and trees in this area of Wales, it is the perfect location to get away from city life! You are close to a Tesco and a short drive away from Cwmbran, Usk and Abergavenny. You are less than half hour from Newport, and less than an hour from Brecon Beacons National Park, or Cardiff. There is a lot to see and do in the local area, have a look at 'visit Monmouthshire' or 'visit Caerphilly' or 'visit Cardiff' websites. There is a lot of castles, areas of natural beauty, walking and cycling paths, and museums and old towns. I also could recommend some lovely pubs and farm shops in the area!

Perfectly located house close to Cwmbran town centre that can accommodate 2 guests in a comfortable double bed in a clean and fresh room

Welcome to my home and I hope the following gives you an idea of what you’re going to book? The House: I live in a 2 bedroomed house and you will have use of my second bedroom that has recently been decorated and has a new comfortable double bed. Downstairs there is a cosy yet bright living room which we will share and there is a TV with terrestrial TV plus Netflix & Amazon Prime....I’ll even let you have charge of the remote control :-) There is also a small stereo unit for entertainment plus Alexa devices throughout the house. There is a downstairs toilet (to save that dash upstairs!). Upstairs are the 2 bedrooms (yours and mine) and a bathroom – well actually a shower room with a good sized shower cubicle. In your room I will leave a towel to save you having to pack one as they take up so much room, some toiletries if you’ve forgotten anything plus there is a small / medium sized wall mirror for that last minute check on how gorgeous you are! There are hangars available on the doors to hang clothes from, plus you will also have the use of a number of drawers in the tall set of drawers to put your bits & pieces. There is a desk and chair in the room should you need a workstation and please be advised that although my computer is in your room but I won’t ever use it when you are occupying the space – your privacy and comfort is important to me. You will also find a folder with information leaflets in about things to do in the local areas (and some things a bit further afield). Outside is a patio area with table and chairs plus a parasol for those hot summer days (as the back garden is south-facing and gets lots of sun). I occasionally fire up the chimnea on chilly summer evenings when it’s too nice to be inside – just make sure you don’t sit too close to it or it’ll warm your wine or beer up! Location: The house is conveniently situated very close to Cwmbran town centre and you can easily walk there in just 5 minutes where you will find a good range of shops and most of the town is under cover. If you need to drive to the town it will take you about 2-3 minutes to do so and it is all free parking. There are 3 supermarkets within close walking proximity with one of them being open 24 hours should you have forgotten anything. In town is the main bus station (although there is a bus stop just 3 minutes’ walk from the house) with regular services to Newport (10 - 15 minute journey), Cardiff (approx. 30 minutes) and to other towns in South Wales. The railway station is a 15 minute walk from the house (or less than 5 minutes if you take your car and there is free parking at the station). ‘Downline’ is Newport (approx. 10 minutes) and Cardiff (approx. 20 minutes). It goes on to West Wales if you fancy a day out. The train line also goes ‘Upline’ to Manchester and calls at various historic towns / cities along the way. Cwmbran is conveniently situated for jumping on to the M4 and you can drive to Cardiff in under 30 minutes or Bristol in about 40 minutes. Other things to see or do in or around the Cwmbran area are: •Roman Amphitheatre and museum in Caerleon (just 15 minutes away). •Tredegar House & Duffryn Gardens in Newport (approx. 20 minutes away) •Heritage Railway in Blaenavon (approx. 15 minutes away) •Big Pit and the Iron Works in Blaenavon (Heritage site) •Landegfedd reservoir with walks and water sports available (approx. 10 minute drive) •Cwmcarn Forest Drive and Cwmcarn Mountain Bike Centre (less than 30 minutes’ drive) •Lots of castles…well this is Wales after all!! •A visit to Cardiff is a must as it’s a lovely friendly capital city where you will find museums; castle; the Principality rugby stadium; Cardiff Bay and loads more Parking I live in a cul-de-sac so parking can on occasions be tight but there is safe on-street parking. Miscellaneous: If you can’t get about to do some sightseeing as you are staying on business I’m sure you’ll be back at some point to discover what’s in the area. The house rules are fairly simple – no smoking in the house + no shoes / food / drink in the carpeted areas. The most important thing however is…..relax and enjoy yourself! I really hope you enjoy your stay with me and I’m looking forward to meeting you. Carole

Close to town centre and amenities. I live in a 2 bedroomed mid-link house.

Walking distance to Crosskeys Station, ideal for Cardiff. Close to Cwmcarn Forest, Mon and Brecon Canal, Crosskeys College + Red Triangle Snooker . Perfect for cycling and walking -amazing scenery. Your private ground floor room has a feature fireplace, desk with storage space, a comfy sofa bed and tea/coffee making facilities. Shared use of lounge, kitchen, bathroom and wifi, and a secure conservatory to store your bike if needed. Quiet traditional Welsh Terrace with on - street parking.

Use of cooking facilities provided and a simple breakfast of toast, yogurt, fruit and cereal. Tea, coffee and juice. I will do my best to make your stay as comfortable as possible, so please ask for anything you might need. unsuitable for those with a cat allergy.

The house is in a street of traditional stone terraced houses. A short walk to amazing countryside with mountain views and forestry. Walking distance to local shops and takeaways.

This old cottage was built in the 18th century, and boasts classic low ceilings, stone walls, and wooden beams. The newly converted house remains true to its historical past whilst adding a modern twist. The kitchen has been renovated as well as the bathrooms and bedrooms to provide you with the best experience. There is a bus stop at end of the road, a chip shop 2 doors away with delicious food. There is also local pub 5 minutes away that offers fantastic service.

The house is newly renovated. Comprising of 3 floors, walking in you will be greeted by a stone chimney with an electric fire. There are 2 sofas and a laundry area, with toilet joined. The kitchen leads to a spiral staircase which welcomes you to the second floor. On this floor you will find a single bedroom, a king size bedroom as well as the main bathroom. The steep staircase takes you to the attic conversion that has a double bed and en suite toilet. Historic wooden beams are visable on the top two floors, as well as the low ceilings. Additionally, there is a small back garden large enough to host a table and 2 chairs.

The neighbour's are great and there's a fantastic chip shop next door! There is also a lovely pub down the road. The road can get a little busy at school times due to parents collecting children but there shouldn't be too much traffic otherwise.

Caithness is a beautiful, recently refurbished, 6 bedroomed holiday home - perfect for large families - situated on the banks of the Monmouthshire Brecon Canal. Built in 1959, it has recently been extended and renovated into a spacious, contemporary holiday home which sleeps up to 10. It boasts beautiful views and is the perfect destination to enjoy a relaxing escape to the welsh countryside.

GROUND FLOOR The ground floor comprises a cosy lounge with comfy 'slouchy' sofas, a log fire for those cold winter nights and a large flat screen smart TV with Netflix and TV catch up services. There is a spacious kitchen diner with a double oven, induction hob, a dishwasher and fridge freezer. The utility room houses a washing machine and tumble dryer along with an iron and ironing board should you need them. There is also a quiet study room with a desk and swivel chair, several armchairs and a range of books and board games to choose from. Finally, there is a cinema/games room - equipped with a multi game full sized Pool table/air hockey deck/table tennis and a projector which can be used to watch DVDs, Netflix or catch up TV. It can also be linked up to laptops/XBOX/PlayStation via the HDMI cable. FIRST FLOOR The first floor showcases a large bathroom with walk in shower and a freestanding bath. Bedroom 1 is our master bedroom with a supersized window and a spectacular view, super king bed and TV. Bedroom 2 has a king bed and a TV. Bedroom 3 has a king bed. Bedroom 4 has a double bed and a TV. Bedroom 5 has a single bed. Bedroom 6 has a single bed. All bedrooms have drawers and wardrobes. In three of the bedrooms there are dressing tables with hairdryers. There is also an additional shower room with a toilet and basin. There will be a small selection of toiletries available for you to use during your stay such as: shampoo/conditioner/shower gel/shower caps. All towels are provided for guests.

The house is situated in a quiet cul-de-sac, pleasantly positioned right alongside the Monmouthshire and Brecon canal. Pontypool park is only a 2 minute drive from the house or a 10 minute walk, including facilities such as a children's play area, rugby pitch (home to Pontypool RFC), tennis courts, pitch and putt, bowls and a dry ski slope. It has historical features - including Italian Gardens, Ice Houses, Folly Tower and Shell Grotto all of which can be found within the 150 acre park. Pontypool Active Living Centre is situated within the grounds, where there is a swimming pool/gym along with squash/badminton and table tennis playing facilities. There is also a soft play area for children within the centre called Treasure Island. There are a range of pubs/restaurants near Caithness. The closest include The Harvester, Wain-y-clare, McDonalds, KFC, Ahar Indian Restaurant and Goytre Arms all of which are only 5 minutes away by car. Slightly further afield in the nearby town of Usk (15 mins away) there is the Kings Head, The Three Salmons, Newbridge on Usk, Dil Indian Cuisine. Usk is a small town with cobbled streets and antiques shops and clothing boutiques. Usk Island is a large open space and play area along the river Usk, a great location for summer picnics or BBQs. In Cwmbran (15 mins away) there is Frankie and Bennys, Tiffins Indian Buffet Restaurant, Page's Fish and Chips and many more. Cwmbran also has a shopping centre with free parking along with a Vue Cinema, Bowlplex, Kaspa's Desserts, Limitless Indoor Trampoline Park and Mecca Bingo. In Abergavenny (20 mins away) you have the choice of the Plas Derwen, The Hardwick, La Brasseria Italiana, The Walnut Tree and plenty of others. Abergavenny is also surrounded by three mountains – the Skirrid, the Blorenge and the Sugar Loaf all of which offer fantastic views from the top. The historical Abergavenny Market is in the heart of the town and is always bustling with locals and visitors. In Newport (20 mins away) Friars Walk has plenty to offer including Nandos, Chiquitos, Las Iguanas, Prezzo, Bistrot Pierre, Zizzi, Wagamamas and TGI Fridays. It has a great selection of high street shops along with a 12 lane Superbowl including Laser Quest and a Crazy Club for children. There is also a Cineworld Cinema.

Garden Cottage is set in a courtyard with other cottages. Parking available in courtyard. It is an ideal base to explore the beautiful Usk Valley and the Brecon Beacons. The Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal is within walking distance. The historic market towns of Abergavenny and Usk are nearby and Cardiff is less that an hours drive away.

Garden Cottage is in a Courtyard setting with other cottages. Plenty of off road parking.

There are several good pubs in walking distance which serve food. Abergavenny is a short drive away and has a good selection of restaurants, a cinema and theatre. Brilliant dog walks near the cottage. In close proximity to the beautiful Usk Valley and the Brecon Beacons

Large Modern double room with shower and w/c facilities. Internet access and also sky tv all included! With enough space for your belongings! Safe and secure as there are two doors to the main one with cctv outside the property! Quiet neighbourhood, which sits on m4 j26 for easy access to Bristol / Cardiff and beyond! Working family (one days / one nights) - so around if you need any info / help with your stay! **please note we are a NUT FREE place**

Clean spacious room WiFi Breakfast and set evening meal available (extra charge) Friendly owners Tea and coffee making facilities Fresh towels and linen **please note we are a NUT FREE place**

Parking available nearby, local restaurants / pubs / petrol garages etc

All are welcome! House is a 2.5 * work in progress. Nothing fancy but will in time. Typical former semi-detached council house. 4 bedrooms, of which 2 are available. A double (& single at extra cost) furnished of course. Shared bathroom, kitchen, living room gardens. House is on a dead end street. M4 -12-15 minutes, Cardiff 30, Newport 20 Breakfast not included, but kitchen is yours & happy to do a basic shop for you time permitting English, French some Flemish & German spoken.

ps --NOT ideal if you do not have your own transport! ppsThere is no TV. Washing machine yes - dryer nope. This house is about 2 miles from town and 10 from a city. It is surrounded by fields & walking path that might get you into the Brecons (have yet to reach the end).

Mixed council and private housing estate. Levels of income vary.

Cosy and bright single room available in modern house in a quiet cul-de-sac on the edge of the Monmouthshire countryside. There is room on drive to park your car (and room in our garage for a cycle or two!)

Little Mill is a tranquil village, nestled in the beautiful Monmouthshire countryside. . From the bedroom windows you can see sheep on the hillside and down the lane there are horses grazing in a field. As well as an abundance of birdlife for "twitchers", there are lovely walks or cycle rides to Llandegfedd Reservoir as well as the historic market town of Usk, where there are several pubs, places to eat, "Museum of Rural Life" and the castle. Goytre Wharf is a short distance away, which is a lovely place to spend an afternoon with a picnic alongside the Brecon and Monmouth Canal. Raglan castle, one of Wales' gems, is within easy reach by car or cycle and Abergavenny is only 9 miles away, with it's majestic Blorenge, Skirrid Fawr and Sugar Loaf mountains, rising up out the morning mist! A walker's paradise! Further afield are the spectacular Brecon Beacons! What more could you ask for in a well-earned mini-break? Or why not stay longer? Diolch Yn Fawr!

In Little Mill, there is the "The Halfway House", where you can enjoy a quiet drink, take part in a quiz and in the summer, play a round of Boules. Additionally, there is a church and a village hall. A short walk along the road you'll find "The Secret Garden" with an array of plants, gardening items, gifts and a tea shop.

A family run pub with an open fire, great beer & live music. Situated at the foot of Twmbarlwm Mountain in beautiful surroundings 12 minutes from the M4. Our newly refurbished BUNK:HOUSE is an exciting place to stay whilst exploring nearby cities, towns and cute welsh villages! Only a 30 minute drive to the Welsh Capital Cardiff, 20 minutes to Newport City.

Our Bunkhouse is purpose built for groups of bikers and walkers visiting the Cwmcarn downhill tracks and miles of forest walks. The ease, security and simplicity of the accommodation makes a weekend away from the rat race hassle free! We have the most mind blowingly beautiful surroundings, a lovely sun trap of a beer garden plus a well stocked bar with fabulous prices offers great draft beer, guinness, gin bar and we're open 7 days a week. Exactly what you need to wind down after a day in the great outdoors! We keep the service and accommodation basic to the keep the price per night so amazing! So you'll have to bring your own shower gells/ soaps/ toothpaste or any other personal washing products. We do provide (unusual for most bunkhouses) plenty of pillows, duvex and extra blankets. You will find complimentary tea and coffee and a comfortable stay which is great value for money.

Cwmcarn village has all the basic amenities within walking distance; one stop, cafe, post office, butchers, Indian takeaway & Chinese take away.

This is a lovely twin room with bunk beds in a terraced house. The bunks each have a fully sprung mattress. There is a hanging space for clothing and shelves for storage of other items. There is a shared bathroom, with a shower. Guests are welcome to use the kitchen / dining area and the main lounge, and the arrangements for this can be discussed when you check in. Please note: This room is in a private home and cannot be guaranteed allergen free.

The room has a bunkbed, with 2 fully sprung mattresses. There is a hanging space for clothing and shelves for storage of other items. This room can be booked with the double, for a family, or as a twin room The host is a practising artist, who works from home, so the house is filled with individual, unique and creative pieces. The panoramic landscape of the valley provides inspiration and many pieces have been inspired by the hills around the area, and this is reflected in the house and gardens. I provide a continental style breakfast, with choice of cereals, fresh fruit, plain yoghurt, croissants and toast, and of course tea and coffee. Please let me know if you have any dietary intolerance. Guests are welcome to use the kitchen / dining area and the main lounge, and the arrangements for this can be discussed when you check in. Please contact me if you have any specific requirements

This is a small village in the Ebbw Valley very close to the Forest Drive, walking and mountain biking trails and the stunning Sirhowy Valley walks. Cwmcarn Forest offers something for all the family. The visitor centre provides a selection of gifts and homewares; as well as finding out about what you can do in the area. It is the destination for all you downhill adrenaline junkies, with a steep climb at the start followed by a rollercoaster decline with dramatic views of the Bristol channel and surrounding hills. There are also many walks in the area, depending on how far you would like to go.

Large brand new spacious family home. Located in the very small village of Coedypean, Monmouthshire. Such a beautiful place and area we want to share it with the Air b n b community. Only 10 minute walk from Llandegveth reservoir with a multitude of water sports, fishing and walking. Also a lovely cafe. In rural Monmouthshire we are perfectly situated to explore the Brecons, the Gower peninsular, The Skirridd, Blorenge, Mon and brecon canal. Also a great restaurant on your door step.

Beautifully designed and finished house. Traditional cottage style but large and with all mod cons. There is a 4k smart tv with Netflix in the main lounge with cinema surround sound. Also a high quality hi-fi stereo. (Please use with consideration!). 7 person Hot tub (With fresh clean water for every new arrival and maintained to highest EU standards. Including twice daily water checks and quarterly lab water analysis) on the on the patio, bbq facilities. A restaurant open 6 days a week within 2 minutes walk! There is so much to do locally, Matt and Nikola the hosts, will be only too happy to recommend places to visit. If the weather isn't on your side there are also board games and cards provided in the house. Coedypean village is home to only a few residents. Population less than 100. There is also a beautiful church in the village.

Our neighbourhood is a beautiful area. My neighbours are all professionals, and retirees. They are a lovely group.

Perfect for maintaining social distancing, Hill Farm is set in a stunning location and only four miles from the market town of Abergavenny renowned for its fine dining & food festivals. All you need to bring is yourselves, your clothes & your wash kit. Everything else has been thought of including 1st day essentials (tea / coffee, milk, bacon, eggs & bread), wood for the fire, luxury linen, towels & more, all included.

Located within the Brecon Beacons National Park, one of only 5 International Dark Sky Reserves in the World, Hill Farm boasts complete privacy and stunning views of the beautiful Welsh Countryside.

Nestled between 7 hills close to the English / Welsh boarder, Abergavenny truly is the gateway to Wales. An ideal base to explore the Brecon Beacons, Abergavenny has much to offer and is renowned for its fine dining, Food Festivals and Cycling Events.

The Cwtch is an annexe adjoining our self build stone property, that is set surrounded by beautiful countryside, that is within easy access to The Brecon Beacons and World Heritage site Blaenavon etc. The property is centrally heated and well equipped kitchen. The property is accessed through the light and airy conservatory adjoining the kitchen.

The Cwtch at Golwg y Mynydd situated on the Coety Mountain is a cozy annexe adjoining our self built home. The Cwtch is surrounded by beautiful walks at the nearby Cwmtillery Lakes and Cwmtillery reservoir. You are 3 minutes from Abertillery by car with all the usual facilities and only 10-15 minutes by car to the train station at Llanhilleth that will take you to the capital of Wales "Cardiff". The World Heritage Site of " The Big Pit at Blaenavon" and the cottages that were featured on the BBC program "The Coal House" that can be accessed via a long walk over the Coety Mountain (see images) or by car. You are within easy reach of the Brecon Beacons and and the market town of Abergavenny. The Cwtch boasts a double bedroom with en- suite, a lounge with dining table, a fully fitted kitchen, and conservatory. There is also a bed-settee in the lounge that will sleep 1 adult or 2 children. An air bed and camp bed is available on request. There is a private patio complete with seating which is perfect for watching the sun set below Mynydd James is the ideal way to finish your day.

Cwmtillery Lake is a 1 - 2 minute walk from the property, set in the base of the valley that is surrounded by stunning views and walks of the Coety Mountain and Mynydd James. Cwmtillery is an ex mining village the nearest shops and public houses are in the town of Abertillery is 3 minutes by car or 15-20 minute walk. Abertillery is also an ex mining town with a range of small shops, hairdressers etc. and public houses including a Wetherspoons pub The Pontlottyn serves food all day. The is also a large Tesco store with garage on the outskirts of the town where you can purchase most things.

Trendy and cosy house with plenty of nice walks and scenic areas nearby such as Celtic manor for golf and the international conference centre ,Brecon National Park and Tintern Abbey also Cardiff just a 20 minute train ride away for a night out or maybe catch a show ! Bristol and Bath only a short drive away or closer amenities with the Friars walk shopping centre in Newport or Cwmbran centre with plenty of places to eat for all tastes and cinema for a quieter night out as a family or a couple ♥

The house is perfectly placed between Bristol and Cardiff with many attractions and sights to see within those areas along with close by! historic visits such as Tintern abbey or more modern places with food drinks and much more at Celtic Manor only 15 minutes away! free parking at Cwmbran train station with cheap tickets to Cardiff means you can catch some shows or sport at the principality stadium or just shopping and a chilled day out with huge array of shops and restaurants . Plenty of walks in the area like sugar loaf mountain or Cwmbran boating lake a nice place for the family or if you have a dog ! all in all its a chilled environment with everything you need near by !

Everything is just so quiet and relaxed with the hussle and bussle of Cardiff close by

old miners cottage, in the heritage village of Blaenavon, at the foot of the Brecon Beacons national park. Ideal for history enthusiasts, walkers and water sports. The cottage is self-catering with a modern kitchen and shower room. It has central heating, a coal effect gas fire. Pets are welcome but will incur an additional charge,there is a secure garden. Bedding will be provided for the main beds, but sleeping bags are required for the 2 bed chairs. Towels and toiletries are not provided.

One of the oldest cottages in the village, with views of the mountains out of the kitchen window.

Blaenavon is an old village and used to be a mining and ironworks area. There are museums and many attractions in the area depicting these industries. It's also in the Brecon Becon national park with a great many walking trails and out door activities

'Dragon Cottage' is a traditional mining cottage in the residential heart of Blaenavon. It has been renovated (4* graded) but maintains its character with beams and stonework. All local amenities including convenience stores, pubs/bars, restaurants and an array of excellent take-aways are a short walking distance. Parking is usually available on the road outside or very nearby. It provides an excellent base for touring Wales. Reliable Wi-Fi is available in the cottage.

Blaenavon is a typical ex-mining town in the first of the Valleys, 5 miles from Abergavenny, 27 miles from Cardiff and 33 miles from the Severn Bridge which is now toll free. Situated on the edge of the Brecon Beacons, wonderful scenery can be reached within a few minutes including the Tumble and Garn Lakes. The area is excellent for walks and cycling and the Goytre Canal (as seen on 'Great Canal Journeys') is nearby

Blaenavon was granted World Heritage status in 2000 with its mining history - the Big Pit experience and the Ironworks are located on your doorstep with other attractions such as the Heritage Steam Railway and the Rhymney Brewery Viitor Centre - there are really endless opportunities whatever the weather so a visit to the local World Heritage Tourist Information Centre which houses an exhibition and an excellent café is recommended as a first stop! The main street has a variety of shops and excellent take-aways, there are at least five convenience stores within short walking distance, including a Co-Op. The popular Butterflies Bar & Restaurant is a few steps up the road and the well-rated Lion Hotel is a very short walk away where you can enjoy a drink or pub snack in the bar or a meal in the restaurant. There is a new coffee shop just opened in Broad Street (Sprinklez) and the Blaenavon Cheddar Company makes wonderfully flavoured cheeses on site for all to see and buy!! Otherwise the Card & Coffee Shop is also recommended.

Featuring free WiFi and a barbecue, Scenic Roots offers accommodation in Cwmcarn. Free street parking is available nearby. There is a living room with flat-screen TV and double sofa bed, 3bedrooms with 5 single beds and flat-screen Freeview TVs and a bathroom. The fully-equipped kitchen includes cutlery, crockery, pots, pans, fridge/freezer, microwave, toaster, kettle, electric oven and hob, and a washing machine. Coffee, tea and milk are provided. The dining table seats up to 6 people.

This stunning home can accommodate up to 7 guests perfect families and small groups. It has all the basics you need suitable for a short quick get-away experience or extended stays. Situated across the most ideal area in South Wales and with easy access to transport links, there are plenty of attractions nearby to keep you entertained. And within a short drive, you'll find a lot of places to dine, shop and relax.

Guests can enjoy various activities in the surroundings, including cycling and hiking. The M4 off of Junction 28 is 15 m away. Cardiff is 17 km from Scenic Roots, while Bristol is 42 km from the property. The nearest airport is Cardiff Airport, 30 km from the property.

Our 17th Century Cosy Cottage, situated on the lower slopes of twmbarlem mountain, with plenty of walks to explore our beautiful country side, country pubs minutes away along the canal and one just at the bottom of the hill. Mountain Bike Wales just over the bow with some breathtaking views that never get old. • 25 mins drive from Cardiff • Brecon Beacons 45 min drive Excellent links to the M4 Book your escape to the country and take in all this wonderful cottage has for you.

Our guests can use the entire cottage and we would hope that they would make themselves right at home

• Pub The Prince just a short 20 min walk along the canal NP11 6PY • The Darran Pub just a 3 min walk down the bottom of the hill. • Cwmcarn Forest Drive - Mountain Bike Wales 5 mins drive • We have quite a few super markets nearby Morrison’s NP10 9HZ, Aldi, Lidil and Tesco. • Cardiff centre - 25 mins drive • Cardiff Bay - 32 mins drive • Cardiff City Stadium 35 min drive • Motorpoint Arena - 35 min drive • Newport Centre - 22 Mins drive away • Excellent links to to the M4 • Celtic Manor 20 min drive • Brecon Beacons - 45 mins drive away for walks up the famous Pen-Y-Fan • Cribs Causeway 30 mins drive away. • Canal situated right behind The Cottage that goes for miles, perfect for bike riding or walks. • Mountain trails, forest tracks and old mountain roads to explore on foot. •Risca Museum - Open 10:30 - 12:30 on a Saturday only admission is free. • Llancaiach Fawr Manor - 30 min away • St Fagans National Museum of Historyoutskirts of Cardiff - opening hours 10am - 5pm - Entry is free

This listing is suitable for single and/or business travellers and is for our private SINGLE room in the family home. The room features a desk area. There is enough space to add a put-you-up toddler bed or baby's crib. Breakfast is served in the dining area and, on sunny days the living area opens out to the undercover decking area and garden with plenty of space to relax. We're ideally located for events at the Celtic Manor Resort, Newport Velodrome and for exploring South Wales area

We're located in a private lane of 5 houses and within walking distance (50 metres) to a local Pub (The 3 Blackbirds Inn) which serves lunch and evening meals

Newley renovated cottage built in 1756, set in a stunning countryside location, near Abergavenny.

The cottage inside is the original welsh cottage layout with two double bedrooms, bathroom with shower, lounge/dining room and kitchen with fridge, microwave, electric hob, kettle and toaster. The property has oil central heating and a wood burner in the lounge with logs x ( after initial logs are used, there will be a small charge. There are various books and dvd available for guests.

We are ideally located for walking and cycling holidays and visiting local attractions such as : museums, castle, local theatre and cinema. A car would be an advantage to visit other areas of interest, such as Blaenavon Big Pit and st Fagan’s in Cardiff. However we are situated a 2 minute walk from the Monmouthshire and Brecon canal , where you can hire boats, canoes, bicycle’s and fishing, a daily pass is required.

This unique basement space has been converted into an ergonomic, practical, private and quirky living area with a private en-suite walk in shower, sink and toilet. A kitchen area, with a microwave, 2 plate hob, kettle, toaster and fridge/freezer, cutlery and crockery. A dining area, which can be also be used as a workspace. Light comes in from the door leading outside to a private balcony with breathtaking views

The studio has been finished to a high standard with a flexible layout, offering privacy and space. There is a large comfortable double bed, with side tables; also lots of storage space. The bathroom has a walk in wet room shower, toilet and sink. The kitchen area has a large fridge/freezer, 2 plate hob, electric frying pan, kettle, toaster and microwave. With all crockery and cutlery available. There is Wi-Fi, and a TV screen connected to a VHS player. A large selection of DVD's and interesting books to read. There is a space to relax, and space to work. Please contact me if you have any specific requirements

Cwmcarn is a small village situated in south Wales. It grew with 19th-century coal mining, but is now known for its extensive mature forests and greenery, that attract thousands of visitors, walkers and mountain biking enthusiasts each year. Cwmcarn Village offers a beautiful location set in a quaint Welsh village with local amenities including; an amazing local butcher, who also makes the best pies, cakes and coleslaw, he also offers a wide range of fresh vegetables and fruit, and basics. The Cwmcarn Hotel has a lively pub, basic accommodation and they regularly host local live emerging bands. There is a Chinese, an Indian and a Fish & Chip shop as well as a local gift shop & barbers. There is also a chemist and a new Wellbeing Centre. And of course the handy One Stop Shop, which sells all essentials. Risca is the closest town (2.3 miles away) which has a large 24 hourTesco, Lidl & Aldi as well as various pubs and coffee shops. Blackwood and Newbridge are also close, and offer a wider selection of shops and restaurants, a local cinema and a Theatre. There is easy access to Newport (9 miles) & Cardiff (18 miles) via bus & train.

Wooden floors throughout with a comfortable double bed. The room includes a wardrobe (hairdryer inc) , a tv with netflix and storage for your things. All rooms are lockable. Room lights are switch & voice activated " "lights on" . The house is a smarthouse . " Turn heating on". A key will be allocated to you on check in. Both rooms come with feathered pillows, fresh towels, complimentary cereal, coffee, tea, toiletries, bottled water & a flat screen tv with Netflix, BBC iPlayer etc... Make yourself comfortable and at home!

My home is decorated to a high standard being into interior design. Theres a garden area. a decked lit up dining area & private patio area. feel free to use! Grab a glass of wine and throw a log on the fire!. There's a large kitchen/ dining area and laundry facilities. I also have an allotment where fresh veg for guests will be available on times. Fresh - corn fed, free range eggs are forever available from my chickens!!!

Very Quiet area. just 5minutes walk from the local community farm & shops. Town centre which has free parking is 5 minutes drive away

Impressive 256 sqft room with comfortable lounge area. Tastefully furnished space, New double bed with New quality mattress (which best buy) to ensure a peaceful sleep. Huge spacious separate bathroom with large lux bath and separate shower! Super fast 2G & 5G Wifi, Large 40" TV with Netflix, BBCi player ect A comprehensive continental breakfast of Cereals, Pastries, Bread, Jams, milk, Orange juice (in fridge on landing) tea & good fresh ground coffee is In the room and included in your stay.

My house is your house and i will do everything to make your stay special.. i love chatting but appreciate some may just want to veg out with a take away in front of the TV with a cosy blanket Feel free to BYO wine and i can chill it for you I have a wealth of local information for days out and sight seeing or just do absolutely nothing but sleep in what i hope will be the best nights sleep you've every had. . Only 10 mins to the M4 and 30 mins to Bristol and Cardiff. Abergavenny and Usk are close and the World heritage site of Blaenavon with its Big Pit. 30 minutes from the sea & bracing local walks.

Pontypool (Welsh: Pont-y-pŵl [ˌpɔntəˈpuːl]) is a town that is home to approximately 36,000 people in the county borough of Torfaen, within the historic boundaries of Monmouthshire in South Wales It is situated on the Afon Lwyd river in the county borough of Torfaen. Situated on the eastern edge of the South Wales coalfields, Pontypool grew around industries including iron and steel production, coal mining and the growth of the railways. A rather artistic manufacturing industry which also flourished here alongside heavy industry was Japanning, a type of lacquer ware. Pontypool has a notable history as one of the earliest industrial towns in Wales. The town and its immediate surroundings were home to significant industrial and technological innovations, with links to the iron industry dating back to the early fifteenth century when a bloomery furnace was established at Pontymoile During the sixteenth century, largely due to the influence of the Hanbury family, the area developed its association with the iron industry and continued to consolidate its position in the seventeenth century, when the development of the town began in earnest. Throughout the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, the metallurgical and extractive industries of the area, along with the development of the canals and railways, provided the impetus to the expansion of Pontypool and its surrounding villages and communities. its very green here and we love out doors stuff like shooting fishing and mountain biking.. the walks are bracing or leisurely based on your inclination and the people are really friendly the outlying areas vary from the true Valleys where Tom Jones was born to buzzy Abergavenny and Ask

A family run pub with an open fire, great beer & live music. Situated at the foot of Twmbarlwm Mountain in beautiful surroundings 12 minutes from the M4. Our BUNK:HOUSE is an exciting place to stay whilst exploring nearby cities, towns and cute welsh villages! Only a 30 minute drive to the Welsh Capital Cardiff, 20 minutes to Newport City.

Our Bunkhouse is purpose built for groups of bikers and walkers visiting the Cwmcarn downhill tracks and miles of forest walks. The ease, security and simplicity of the accommodation makes a weekend away from the rat race hassle free! We have the most mind blowingly beautiful surroundings, a lovely sun trap of a beer garden plus a well stocked bar with fabulous prices offers great draft beer, guinness, gin bar and we're open 7 days a week. Exactly what you need to wind down after a day in the great outdoors! We keep the service and accommodation basic to the keep the price per night so amazing! So you'll have to bring your own shower gells/ soaps/ toothpaste or any other personal washing products. We do provide (unusual for most bunkhouses) plenty of pillows, duvex and extra blankets. You will find complimentary tea and coffee and a comfortable stay which is great value for money.

Cwmcarn village has all the basic amenities within walking distance; one stop, cafe, post office, butchers, Indian takeaway & Chinese take away.