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Rhos, Near Pontardawe, Glamorgan

The property located in Rhos, near Pontardawe in Glamorgan, Wales, is an ideal retreat for outdoor enthusiasts and walkers, accommodating up to four guests. This cottage, which is conveniently situated within easy reach of the Brecon Beacons, features a ground floor living/dining room with tiled floors and a kitchen, along with two bedrooms on the first floor—one double and one bunk. Both bedrooms have en-suite access to a shower room with a toilet, ensuring comfort and privacy for guests.

All essential amenities are provided, including gas central heating, electricity, bed linen, and towels. Families with young children will appreciate the availability of a travel cot and high chair. The cottage is equipped with modern conveniences such as satellite TV, a DVD player, an iPod dock, and Wi-Fi. Outside, guests can enjoy a garden with a patio, seating area, and barbecue facilities, along with ample parking and a cycle store. The property also boasts a natural water supply and a welcome pack for guests upon arrival, all while maintaining a no smoking policy and a note of caution regarding a stream in the grounds.

The location is particularly advantageous for those who love walking and cycling, as a public footpath runs through the land, providing direct access to scenic trails. The nearby Afan Argoed Country Park is a popular spot for cycling, while local opportunities for golf and horse riding are also available. Notable attractions within driving distance include Margam Park and the Dan yr Ogof showcaves, which offer unique experiences for visitors.

In addition to outdoor activities, the nearby town of Pontardawe offers leisure facilities such as a swimming pool, indoor bowls, and an arts center with a cinema. The stunning landscapes of the Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains are perfect for exploration, and guests can venture further to the Gower Peninsula, renowned for its picturesque sandy beaches and designated as Britain’s first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. For those seeking more urban attractions, Swansea features the LC2 indoor Waterpark, a maritime museum, and a marina, while Cardiff, the capital of Wales, boasts a vibrant cultural scene with historical sites, shopping, nightlife, and entertainment venues.

• Baby Friendly
• Internet
• Pub Nearby