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This charming cottage, originally constructed in the 1800s, has been thoughtfully restored and expanded to offer comfortable accommodation for up to four guests. Located in Llangybi, a picturesque neighborhood within Pontypool, Gwent, Wales, the cottage features two well-appointed bedrooms: one double bedroom and one twin bedroom equipped with full-size single beds, as well as a travel cot for families with young children. The ground floor includes a convenient shower and WC, and all essential linens and towels are provided for guests' comfort.
The property boasts a unique character, highlighted by a beautifully crafted stone spiral staircase, which, while adding to the cottage's charm, may present challenges for elderly guests or very young children. The cottage is equipped with modern amenities such as a TV, DVD player, and Wi-Fi, ensuring that guests can stay entertained and connected during their stay. Additionally, visitors can enjoy the convenience of their own driveway, providing ample secure parking space, along with outdoor BBQ facilities for leisurely summer evenings.
Set in a rural area, the cottage offers easy access to the stunning natural beauty of the Brecon Beacons National Park and Clytha Park, making it an ideal base for outdoor enthusiasts. Guests can explore a variety of attractions nearby, including the Bowlplex Cwmbran for family-friendly entertainment and Treetops Sporting Ground Ltd for active pursuits. For those traveling with children, the David Broome Event Centre and Chepstow Racecourse offer engaging experiences that cater to younger audiences.
Adventure seekers will find plenty of opportunities for water activities such as sailing and fishing in the vicinity, while the surrounding landscape is perfect for horse riding and mountain biking. The combination of historic charm, modern conveniences, and proximity to natural attractions makes this cottage a delightful retreat for families or groups seeking to immerse themselves in the beauty and tranquility of the Welsh countryside.
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