Set in the village of Gilwern, this stone-built former farm building is perfectly placed for friends and family looking to explore the landscapes of South Wales. With pubs, local shops and a picturesque stretch of canal in the village, there are plenty of opportunities for waterside walks and leisurely bike rides right from the doorstep. Just 4.5 miles away, the market town of Crickhowell is well worth a visit, offering independent boutiques, cosy cafes and excellent restaurants. Nearby Abergavenny (4 miles) is famous for its thriving food scene, regular farmers’ markets and the historic ruins of Abergavenny Castle. History enthusiasts can delve into the region’s industrial past at Blaenavon Ironworks (7 miles) or take an underground tour at the Big Pit National Coal Museum (7 miles). The Brecon Beacons Visitor Centre (22 miles) provides an ideal starting point for scenic walks, mountain adventures and spectacular countryside views.
This single-storey former workshop has been thoughtfully transformed into a stylish holiday retreat. The front door opens directly into a bright, open-plan living area. At the front, a lounge sits in natural light, furnished with inviting sofas and a Smart TV for easy evenings in. A dining table for four sits centrally, while the contemporary kitchen is set to the rear, well-equipped for everything from quick breakfasts to relaxed evening meals. A short inner hallway leads to two well-presented double bedrooms, each benefiting from its own en-suite shower room, creating a practical and private layout for couples or friends sharing.
Outside, the enclosed garden features a summer house with seating and a dining table, along with a BBQ area ideal for outdoor meals in warmer weather. A unique feature of the property is the private river fishing available within the grounds, with permits obtainable from the owners for the duration of your stay (guests will need to bring their own valid rod licence). Private parking for 2 cars is also provided, ensuring straightforward arrival and departure.