A beautifully converted corn storage building, dating back to the 17th century

Set in the picturesque grounds of the Old Mill on the River Gavenny

The perfect romantic retreat with log burning fire

Welcome pack

You can walk to Sugar Loaf, the Skirrid and the Blorenge from the door

A stroll along the picturesque Monmouthshire to Brecon canal is a must

The Black Mountains are perfect for walking and cycling

The Brecon Beacons featuring the highest peak, Pen Y Fan is a short drive away

Visit the nearby market town of Abergavenny

The High Street in Abergavenny with its many independent shops and eateries to explore

The Old Mill Hereford Road Mardy , Abergavenny, NP7 6HT

Abergavenny, The Old Mill Hereford Road Mardy , Abergavenny, NP7 6HT

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This cosy property in the village of Mardy is ideal for couples looking for a restful holiday in the Brecon BeaconsAbergavenny (1 mile) hosts an annual food festival and regular farmers markets and boasts a Norman CastleThere are plenty of opportunities to get active, such as walking, mountain biking, pony trekking and climbing in the nearby Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National ParkThe characterful cottage has been sympathetically converted from a historic storage building associated with the mill that dates to the 17th century.

Step into this lovely cottage and discover the charming, light, and airy living space perfect to unwind in at the end of the dayListen to the wood burner crackling in the background or watch your favourite TV showThe dining table has a view from the window, and if you have picked up some local produce on the market, then the kitchen has all you need to make meal preparation a breezeThere is a super king size bedroom and a bathroom with a shower over the bath.

The pretty garden is a lovely spot to sitThere is a lawned area, stone patio, or separate decked area to choose fromRelax with a glass of wine or grilled BBQ treatHead for a day on the water or walk along the towpath of the Brecon and Monmouthshire canal (6.5 miles), taking in the beautiful views.

Discover more about the history and culture of the local area at the World Heritage Site of Blaenavon (8 miles)Spend the day exploring the ironworks, castle, heritage railway and Big Pit National Coal MuseumNature lovers and walkers are in for a treat, and Talybont on Usk (17 miles) is an ideal gateway town to explore much of what the national park offersFrom Talybont on Usk, you will find walks, more challenging hikes, mountain biking, fishing, canoeing and kayaking options..