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The house sits in a small street of seven terraced properties, with no through traffic from the road, friendly neighbours and a beautiful riverfront aspect to the front. The direct neighbourhood is a former mining village, with access directly to the Ebbw Fach trail, walkable from the nearby nature reserve, with 'The Guardian' sculpture, all the way up the valley to Brynmawr. In Brynmawr the Clydach Gorge with ancient Beech woodlands, hosts a waterfall walk alongside the former Clydach Ironworks.
The small town of Abertillery is a mile away, with shops and pubs as well as takeaways and restaurants.
By car the cities of Cardiff (40 minutes) and Newport (30 minutes) are easily accessed, whilst the foodie destination of Abergavenny, with it's world famous food festival and Michelin starred restaurants just 20 minutes away. The Brecon Beacons National Park begins 5 miles to the north, including areas for wild swimming as well as hiking.
The real joy of the local area is the nature, which has taken over where coal mining and industry once ruled. The beaches of Gower are accessible from Swansea, an hour away along the Heads of the Valleys road, where you can stop off along the way for a visit to the Penderyn Distillery, or the 4 Waterfall walks is a short detour into the national park.
If adventure is your thing, Bike Park Wales mountain biking centre is 20 minutes away, and Zipworld the newly opened zipline adventure across the valley 20 minutes further. History is everywhere to explore, with over 600 castles in the small country of Wales, you are bound to stumble across a couple, including Castle Coch or Cardiff Castle in the capital, or Raglan castle or Tintern Abbey in the other direction on the way to visit the Wye Valley, where you can take a boat ride at Symonds Yat.
It really is a beautiful area to explore.

Parking is directly on the street outside the house, and a vehicle is recommended to make full use of the surrounding attractions.