Cardiff holiday barn rental with walking, balcony/terrace, rural retreat, TV, DVD

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The Carthouse (barn)

Home description

The carthouse is the smallest of a group of barn conversions recently converted and finished and fitted out to a high standard. Some original beams and exposed stonework give the feel of its former use, but modern facilites make a cosy atmosphere.

Spacious lounge with kitchen at rear. Separate double bedroom with en suite shower.

The Carthouse	The Carthouse
Carthouse bedroom	Cartouse Lounge

To see more photos please visit http://www.holidaylettings.co.uk/93747

The South Wales / Cardiff/Newport/Glamorgan region

Traditionally Monmouthshire was a border county sometimes administered from Wales sometimes England,
but often independent. Its frontier heritage leaves its mark with a Roman Amphitheatre, more medieval castles than any other county and the only surviving fortified bridge in the world. The rolling lush landscape of the East and South contrast with the industrial valleys where iron and coal were won deep below the surface.

Moving further West into Glamorgan Merthyr is considered the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution and the ironworks at Blaenavon are now an World Hertitage site. Cardiff became the largest coal exporting port in the world . Along with this it became a major embarkation point for the emigrants who were to seek a better life in the New World.

Now the industrial scars of the Vallies have healed and Cardiff docks have been regenerated into a vibrant bay and leisure area. A number of beaches lie within reach on the Glamorgan coast, and hills and mountains are only a short drive away towards Brecon.

This area really is worth exploration whether city or country beach or mountain there really is something for all people in all weathers.

Cardiff area

Cardiff has a very large shopping area with castles and museums.

There are many outdoor adventures quad biking rock climbing paint balling, fishing golf the national botanic garden of Wales Brecon railway St Fagans national history museum theatre festival Dan yr Ogof caves many beaches Abergavenny food festival many pubs art Gallerys and much more.

Being in Wales a number of major attractions are free. We will happily provide free itineraries or route plans to help you get the most out of your stay and help with basic queries for people researching their family tree.

How to get there

Situated between Newport and Cardiff 3 miles M4 Junction 28.

Rail links within 5 miles.

Activities near Cardiff

Facilities

Conditions

Forms part of a larger group of barns some suitable for disabled.

Thursday/ Saturday arrivals preferred.

Owners live on site.

Rental rates

Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
high season	20 Jun 09	5 Sep 09	395£ 395	8080	8080	Flexible
autumn season	5 Sep 09	7 Nov 09	325£ 325	6060	8080	Flexible

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

Water gas and electric included. Bed linen but not towels included.

£50 cleaning/breakages deposit required in cash on arrival.

Cheques/ Cash in major currencies USDollar/ Euro accepted. Special interest we will prepare brief itineraries for you.

Guestbook for The Carthouse

" A fantastic time in a tranquil rural location"
" Great food at the local pub"
" 3 miles off the M4 2 hours from London and what peace"
" From castles to caves , folk museum to beaches this farm is conveniently situated for exploring South Wales"

Availability

See below for next 9 months' availability - to see the next 24 months click here

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To contact this advertiser please visit: http://www.holidaylettings.co.uk/93747

Contact details for the advertiser of home 93747
Name:	Julie Taylor
Tel:	+44 (0) 07974474190
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