The cottage is very conveniently situated in the centre of the small village of Gilwern, lying in the Vale of Usk approximately three miles from Abergavenny. The cottage has several shops, post office, hair dressers and inns serving excellent food. The Brecon/Newport canal runs through the village, which has narrow boats to hire. A few miles further along the canal is the quiet market town of Crickhowell with its stone arched bridge, salmon fishing and hotels with welcoming log fires, food and good ales. Abergavenny the traditional Gateway to Wales is a bustling town with a weekly Farmer's Market with live stock and home made foods. Abergavenny is now famous for The Food Festival held in September. On Gilwern Hill Escarpment is the World Heritage Site at Blaenafon, a book town with old ironworks, steam railway and free entrance to Big Pit National Coal Mine.
Cottage accommodation
Sleeps 2, 1 bedroom. A very well fitted kitchen area with a Belfast sink, electric oven with a ceramic hob, microwave, fridge and a washing machine. A dining table and chairs, two seater leather sofa and chair. Flat screen TV with DVD which also plays CD's, stereo radio, CD, i-pod player.
Up spiral stairs to
Bedroom 1: with a double bed and a shower room with shower, handbasin and toilet.
Useful information
Abergavenny 3 miles.
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