Blaenavon 1.9 miles.
Set within the picturesque Cwmavon Conservation area, rests the grade 2* listed Forge Cottage.
Part of a rank of houses, it is regarded as one of the finest examples of early housing from the Industrial Revolution period in Britain, and one of the significant buildings that make up the Blaenavon Landscape World Heritage site.
Encompassed by character and charm, and closely located to an array of attractions, Forge Cottage is the perfect dwelling for a couple or family break, suitable for three guests and one well-behaved dog.
Arriving at off-road parking, be wowed by the cottage and its captivating exterior.
The property nestles into the hillside with wonderful views across the Afon Llwyd valley, and lies at the southern end of the World Heritage site.
Entering the 20 feet long, welcoming sitting room, take in the home-style interior of original beams, a massive stone fireplace with gas fire, and the traditional furnishings, whilst reading one of the many books on offer or relaxing in front of the Smart TV.
Beyond here, discover the well-equipped kitchen, where you'll find a Rangemaster oven, a gas hob, and all the expected amenities to fulfil your self-catering needs.
Adjoining it is a dining hall setting the perfect scene for a family meal after a day of exploring the nearby woodlands, mountains, and historical landmarks; the ground floor is complete with a cloakroom, which includes a washing machine and an additional WC to save the morning queues.
If you'd prefer to dine outdoors, surrounded by greenery, venture outside to the front garden; you'll also have a rear, walled patio to enjoy throughout your stay and appreciate the private and intimate nature of the cottage.
Heading up one of two staircases, you will reach a double bedroom, and up the other, a single, along with a main bathroom, delivering a relaxing environment to unwind, prepare for the coming days, and enjoy time as a family.
Located in the World Heritage Site, part of which is in the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park (Brecon Beacons National Park), you'll have plenty of walking routes, outdoor activities, hidden gems and local shops, eateries, and taverns to experience.
Offering something for everyone, visit the Big Pit National Coal Museum and take an underground tour, or visit the world-famous Blaenavon Iron Works and then relax with a coffee in the gardens of the attractive Heritage Centre.
Or go on a thrilling steam journey with the Pontypool and Blaenavon Railway.
If you're an avid walker, from the property you can walk directly into the Blaenavon Woodland and ascend through an ancient beech wood into the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park (Brecon Beacons National Park).
Dogs love it!
For trips, seek out the dramatic Raglan Castle, the equally magnificent Llanthony Priory with its medieval pub, the castles of the Welsh Marches adjoining Offa’s Dyke Path, and the market towns of the Welsh borderlands.
Or take a boat tour on the Monmouth-shire and Brecon canal at the other end of the World Heritage Site.
Choose Forge Cottage for your getaway to South Wales.