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Ty Gwyn at Porth-y-Parc
Porth y Parc, Ty Gwyn
A six-person holiday house near Abergavenny
Ty Gwyn sleeps six in three bedrooms at Porth-y-Parc, an organically run smallholding on the slopes of Sugar Loaf near Abergavenny, in Bannau Brycheiniog National Park. The white house stands near the entrance to the farmyard, with south-facing rooms and views down the valley towards the town. It is one of two holiday cottages on the holding.
Two bedrooms are on the ground floor: a twin room and the Garden Bedroom with a king-size bed. They share a wetroom with a walk-in shower. Upstairs, the South Bedroom has a king-size bed and its own bathroom with a freestanding bath. There is a further WC in the entrance porch. Ask the owners about access, thresholds and the layout if you have particular requirements.
The kitchen has a cooker, large fridge-freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. A wood-burning stove warms the living room, while an air-source heat pump supplies the underfloor heating. Wi-Fi, books and games are provided, along with cotton bed linen and towels. The porch has space for outdoor gear.
The enclosed, south-facing back garden has a lawn, patio and shrubs, with a barbecue provided. There is also a front garden and parking for two cars. Dogs are welcome by prior arrangement; check with the owners before booking. Bikes may be brought, but there is no secure bike storage and cycling is not permitted on the footpath through Porth-y-Parc.
Walking routes leave from the door, and Abergavenny’s shops, pubs and restaurants are a short drive away. Check Ty Gwyn’s own availability calendar, then contact Pip and Roz by phone, email or the owner’s enquiry form to confirm dates and arrange your stay.
Welcome to Porth y Parc, Ty Gwyn
A six-person holiday house near Abergavenny
Ty Gwyn sleeps six in three bedrooms at Porth-y-Parc, an organically run smallholding on the slopes of Sugar Loaf near Abergavenny, in Bannau Brycheiniog National Park. The white house stands near the entrance to the farmyard, with south-facing rooms and views down the valley towards the town. It is one of two holiday cottages on the holding.
Two bedrooms are on the ground floor: a twin room and the Garden Bedroom with a king-size bed. They share a wetroom with a walk-in shower. Upstairs, the South Bedroom has a king-size bed and its own bathroom with a freestanding bath. There is a further WC in the entrance porch. Ask the owners about access, thresholds and the layout if you have particular requirements.
The kitchen has a cooker, large fridge-freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. A wood-burning stove warms the living room, while an air-source heat pump supplies the underfloor heating. Wi-Fi, books and games are provided, along with cotton bed linen and towels. The porch has space for outdoor gear.
The enclosed, south-facing back garden has a lawn, patio and shrubs, with a barbecue provided. There is also a front garden and parking for two cars. Dogs are welcome by prior arrangement; check with the owners before booking. Bikes may be brought, but there is no secure bike storage and cycling is not permitted on the footpath through Porth-y-Parc.
Walking routes leave from the door, and Abergavenny’s shops, pubs and restaurants are a short drive away. Check Ty Gwyn’s own availability calendar, then contact Pip and Roz by phone, email or the owner’s enquiry form to confirm dates and arrange your stay.
Pip Little and Roz Smart
OwnerPorth-y-Parc, Llwyndu, Abergavenny, Gwent, NP7 7HU
Amenities
- Family Friendly
- Wi-fi
- On-Site Parking
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How to book
Check Ty Gwyn’s calendar, then contact Pip and Roz by phone, email or the owner’s enquiry form to confirm availability and book. Please ask first about dogs or any particular access requirements.
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