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Located in Pontrhydyfen, Port Talbot, Glamorgan, this spacious and recently refurbished four-bedroom property can accommodate up to eight guests, making it an ideal retreat for families or groups. Nestled amidst the picturesque Afan Forest Park, the property serves as a perfect base for exploring the stunning Welsh countryside. Guests can easily venture to nearby attractions, including the Welsh Valleys, the South coast of Wales, and the Brecon Beacons, all within a half-hour drive. The local communities of Port Talbot and Maesteg are also easily accessible, offering additional amenities and activities.
Upon entering the property, guests are welcomed into an expansive open-plan living space that combines a cozy lounge area with a fully equipped kitchen and dining area. This inviting space features a comfortable sofa for relaxation and a bathroom on the same floor equipped with a shower over the bath. The first floor includes a double room and a twin room, along with a convenient WC. The lower ground floor offers another twin room and a double room with an ensuite shower, ensuring ample sleeping arrangements for all guests. Outside, two decking areas provide a private outdoor space, complete with facilities for cleaning outdoor gear and pets.
Guests can enjoy self-check-in through a key safe from 4 PM, enhancing convenience and privacy. The property is equipped with external CCTV for added security, and there is parking available for two vehicles on the driveway. While there are no dedicated electric vehicle charging points, guests are welcome to bring their own charger cables, with a nominal fee for any additional electricity used during charging. This thoughtful accommodation makes it suitable for diverse travel needs, including those with electric vehicles.
The surrounding neighborhood offers a wealth of outdoor activities, particularly for adventure enthusiasts. Just across the road, guests can access a mountain bike trail, while a short drive or bike ride leads to the Afan Forest Visitor Centre, featuring four world-class mountain bike trails and two family-friendly routes. Beyond biking, visitors can partake in various outdoor pursuits such as nature hikes, horse riding, kayaking, caving, climbing, gorge walking, and fishing. Additional attractions in the area include Go Ape at Margam, Neath Golf Club, and the breathtaking landscapes of Brecon Beacons National Park and Afan Argoed Country Park, ensuring a memorable stay filled with exploration and adventure.
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