Vacation Rentals & Cottages in Govilon

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Yr Hen Orsaf 2 (Doyle) - located in the market town of Abergavenny: BOW14

Abergavenny cottage

2 bedrooms
1 bathroom

sleeps 6

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$180

Beautiful With Stunning Mountain View’s & Hot Tub MARCH SPECIAL OFFER

Abergavenny house

4 bedrooms
3 bathrooms

sleeps 8

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$370

17th Century Cartshed Nestled In Welsh Countryside

Abergavenny cottage

2 bedrooms
1 bathroom

sleeps 4

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$217

PENROSE COTTAGE, family friendly, country holiday cottage, with a garden in

Gilwern house

3 bedrooms
3 bathrooms

sleeps 6

“Perfect cottage, perfect location, perfect owners” I stayed at the cottage in april with two elderly people, one of whom was in a wheelchair. The facilities were fantastic for disabled visitors. The cottage looked like we were the first occupants, it was in pristine condition - we were really surprised to learn that it had been a rental cottage for around 2 years. The owners were lovely - nothing was too much trouble, although they were not intrusive. The location is absolutely beautiful - on the side of a hill in the Brecon foothills, with fantastic views and a field of very friendly sheep adjacent to the garden. We loved it so much that immediately re-booked when we got home to take my granddaughters there in the Summer holidays.

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$142

THE COACH HOUSE, pet friendly, character holiday cottage, with a garden in

Gilwern house

2 bedrooms
2 bathrooms

sleeps 4

“Stunning views over the Usk Valley” We chose Gilwern as we have previously visited the area and always planned to go back. We arrived and were given a warm and friendly reception by Nicola. Nothing was too much trouble. The property is brilliant, lots of space and a bedroom with a balcony and views to die for out across the Usk valley to Sugarloaf and the Black Mountains. The property is sited about 1 mile from Gilwern centre which has all the basic amenities - minimarket, petrol, pubs, newsagent, pharmacy, doctors surgery and even a chip shop. Just down the road is the town of abergavenny with a superb range of food and other shops as well as several supermarkets. Arrange a visit in September to coincide with the abergavenny food festival. Gilwern sits on The Heads of the Valley road so access to Cardiff, Swansea, the Brecon Beacons and Brecon town, the Forest of Dean and the Black Mountains is simplicity itself. If driving is not your cup of tea then there is walking in all directions and of all standards on the doorstep. The Brecon Beacons Horseshoe is a challenging walk and again only about 40 minutes drive to the start. There is even the Monmouth and Breckon canal with towpath a few hundred yards down the lane. Industrial archeaology abounds with Blaenarvon Iron Works (World Heritage site), Clydach gorge and iron works and Blorenge Mountain and its network of tramways and quarries all within 10 miles. We loved every minute of our stay. The only downside is that the local pub is at the bottom of the hill that leads up to the Coach-house, alright going, a challenge for the return journey. The best bit, we're booked in already for next year

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$165