Joy Cottage

Brynmawr, Glamorgan

Located in Brynmawr, Glamorgan, Wales, this charming semi-detached cottage comfortably accommodates up to six guests and is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts. Its central position allows easy access to the breathtaking Brecon Beacons National Park, making it an ideal base for a variety of activities such as walking, biking, climbing, and golfing. The cottage is pet-friendly and conveniently situated near a pub, enhancing its appeal for families and groups seeking both comfort and adventure in a picturesque setting.

The ground floor features a welcoming living and dining area equipped with an electric coal effect fire, a 42" Freeview TV, a DVD player, and an iPod dock, all set against a warm wooden floor. The kitchen is fully equipped with modern appliances including an electric oven, hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and washing machine, alongside a separate toilet for added convenience. The first floor boasts three bedrooms, two of which have zip and link super king-size beds that can be converted into twin beds upon request, while the third bedroom is furnished with bunk beds. A shower room with a cubicle and toilet completes the upper level.

Guests can enjoy additional amenities such as gas central heating, electricity, bed linen, and Wi-Fi, with towel hire available for a small fee. For leisure activities, the cottage includes a games room featuring a football table and dartboard, along with secure storage for bicycles. Outdoors, an enclosed lawned garden provides a patio area with garden furniture and a BBQ, perfect for enjoying the fresh air. On-road parking is available, and the property maintains a no smoking policy, with a note on the two steps present in the garden.

The surrounding valleys of South Wales offer a plethora of attractions and activities. Notable nearby sites include Bike Park Wales, the UK’s first full-scale mountain bike park, and the West Monmouthshire Golf Course, located just two miles away. The natural beauty of the Brecon Beacons, along with the stunning waterfall country in the Vale of Neath, invites exploration. Cultural excursions can be made to the Big Pit National Coal Museum, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, or to Ebbw Vale for shopping at the Festival Park outlet. The historic towns of Abergavenny, Crickhowell, and Hay-on-Wye provide unique experiences, while Cardiff, the vibrant capital city of Wales, offers a rich array of shopping, dining, and entertainment options.

• Pets Allowed
• Internet
• Pub Nearby