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Gilwern, a charming village in Gwent, Wales, offers a delightful retreat for up to four guests. Nestled near the Blaenavon World Heritage site, this traditional locale features a variety of pubs, shops, and a scenic canal, making it an ideal spot for those who appreciate both nature and community. Visitors can take advantage of the surrounding countryside, embarking on invigorating walks right from their doorstep, or venture into the nearby historic town of Abergavenny, located just four miles away, which boasts an array of shops, restaurants, and cafés, enriching the overall experience.
The area surrounding Gilwern is rich in attractions, with notable sites including the Blaenavon Iron Works and The Big Pit National Coal Museum, both situated seven miles away. For outdoor enthusiasts, the Brecon Beacons Visitor Centre is a short drive of 22 miles, offering activities such as horse riding, mountain biking, and kayaking on the Usk and Wye rivers. Additionally, visitors can explore local galleries, museums, and even a vineyard, or opt for a unique experience by hiring a narrowboat to navigate the waterways and witness the impressive viaduct crossing the Clydach gorge.
The accommodation itself is an elegant townhouse, thoughtfully converted from a historic textile mill that was once powered by a water wheel. Although the water wheel is no longer present, the soothing sounds of water continue to enhance the ambiance. The property is positioned to enjoy the winter sun and features a shaded decking area at the rear, perfect for warm weather relaxation. Entering through the front, guests are welcomed into a spacious kitchen/dining area, equipped with modern appliances and ample space for both dining and leisure.
Ascending to the first floor, guests will find a cozy lounge adorned with a Juliette balcony that overlooks the river, complemented by French doors leading to the rear terrace. The lounge's retro décor includes comfortable seating, a television, and a vintage stereo, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The second floor houses a generous double bedroom alongside a smaller bunk bedroom, suitable for children. This level also features the main shower room and WC. Outside, a small suntrap terrace with tables and benches provides a private space to unwind, while allocated parking for two cars ensures convenience for guests traveling by vehicle.
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