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Located in the vibrant suburb of Maindee in Newport, Gwent, this stylish one-bedroom apartment offers an inviting and comfortable stay for up to four guests. The apartment features a spacious living and dining area adorned with large windows that fill the space with natural light, providing an ideal environment for relaxation. The décor is contemporary and tastefully styled, complemented by a cozy open fire. Guests can enjoy the convenience of local shops and takeaways, including a chip shop situated directly below the apartment, making it a practical choice for those looking to explore the culinary offerings of the area.
The location of the apartment is particularly advantageous, being just a 15-minute walk from Newport City Centre and the train station, which provides easy access to nearby cities such as Cardiff and Bristol. Major attractions are within a short drive, including the prestigious Celtic Manor Resort and golf course, ICC Wales, and the Geraint Thomas National Velodrome of Wales. Additionally, historical sites like the Caerleon Roman Fortress and Baths, National Trust Tredegar House, and the iconic Transporter Bridge are all in close proximity, making it a perfect base for both leisure and exploration.
The apartment, known as The Green Gem, is designed with a contemporary aesthetic, featuring numerous artificial plants that add a touch of greenery without the need for maintenance. The living area is equipped with a large sofa that can be converted into a king-size sofa bed, accommodating additional guests. A smart TV is available for entertainment, allowing guests to access their favorite apps. The bedroom is elegantly decorated and offers versatile sleeping arrangements with zip and link beds that can be configured as a king-size or twin setup, catering to the preferences of guests.
Guests will find a fully equipped kitchen complete with essential appliances such as a cooker, hob, fridge with freezer compartment, microwave, and washing machine. The stylish bathroom includes both a shower and a bath, along with complimentary toiletries for added convenience. Access to the apartment is secured via a keypad door and a lockbox for the key, with parking options available nearby. Although there may be some street noise due to its location, the apartment is fully double glazed to ensure a comfortable stay. Overall, this apartment offers a blend of modern amenities and a prime location, making it an excellent choice for visitors to Newport.
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