This rustic Abergavenny holiday cottage is part of a Grade II listed country house set in 2.5 acres of grounds. The picturesque Monmouthshire - Brecon Canal runs right past the house and the towpath is ideal for cycling and walking. Perfect for exploring the Brecon Beacons and set in a beautiful, peaceful location with panoramic views, including Sugar Loaf Mountain. This pet-friendly self catering, Abergavenny is also within walking distance of good local pubs and a supermarket.
Ground Floor
Lounge with views out across the Sugar Loaf Mountain.
Dining room with table sitting 6.
Kitchen fully fitted with all appliances including dishwasher, fridge freezer and washing machine.
Large hall space.
WC
Upstairs
The Den, a second lounge with TV, DVD and Freeview.
Bedroom 1 - Double bed, views across the Canal.
Bedroom 2 - Double bed, mountain and canal views.
Bedroom 3 - Twin beds
Large Bathroom - shower over bath, WC.
Garden
This rustic Abergavenny holiday cottage enjoys 2.5 acres of grounds.
Picnic Bench, front and side lawn areas, BBQ and shed for bike / equipment storage.
Additional Information
Some pets welcome (please check prior to booking)
Extensive information pack provided
Bed linen and towels included
Cot and High chair available
Heating and Electricity included
Private parking for several cars
Wifi included
Ample storage for boots, bikes and pushchairs.
*A £100 fully refundable deposit is required against any damages.
This semi-detached Abergavenny holiday cottage is situated in the picturesque village of Gilwern some 3 miles outside Abergavenny and amidst the Brecon Beacons National Park. Gilwern offers many amenities including traditional pubs, shops and a great fish and chip shop. Covering approximately 520 square miles, the National Park surrounds the village providing excellent walking, cycling and bird watching as well as great salmon and trout fishing on the river Usk.
Abergavenny, the aptly named 'Gateway to Wales' is nestled in the nearby hills and has something for everyone. With its many indoor and outdoor markets, magnificent castle and museums this medieval market town is sure to delight any visitor. Offering fantastic walks for all abilities as well as its own vineyard, the nearby mountain of Sugarloaf is well worth visiting. No matter what time of year, this wonderful little village has something in the area to suit all tastes and budgets. The Monmouthshire and BreconCanal runs past the property and is considered by many to be Britain's most picturesque canal, and, for much of its length, lies within the National Park's boundaries.
Llangorse Lake in the heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park and Black Mountains offers many opportunities for those interested in outdoor activities. Llangorse Lake is the largest natural lake in South Wales and is renowned for its Pike Fishing. There are numerous fishing opportunities in the area including in the canal and one of the best Salmon river in the UK - The Usk
Water sports
Llangorse Lake offer a wide range of watersports including Canoing, sailing dinghies, rowing boats, pedaloes and water- skiing. Hired from the lakeside, 13 miles.
Walks
Spectacular walks can be found in the Beacons National Park with the peaks of Pen y Fan, Cornddu and Criban, as well as the 90 kilometre Epynt Way which is a circular walk.
Fishing
Permits and day tickets are available for the superb wild brown trout, salmon and sea trout (sewin) fishing on the river Usk. 1 mile
Course fishing - Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal. 20 meters
Golf
Monmouthshire Golf Club. Suitable for all ages and levels of golfer. The course is set against the beautiful scenery of the Usk valley 4 miles
Cycling
Local trails and country routes including (NCN Route 42) from Abergavenny to Chepstow. 3.0miles
Pony Trekking
Trek in the Brecon Beacons National Park with Grange Pony trekking Centre. for experienced riders and beginners. 20 miles.
