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Welcome to New Homes in Abergavenny, the easy way to find new homes in Abergavenny and the surrounding area. Nestled on the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park, the picturesque market town of Abergavenny is situated roughly 20 miles due north of Newport. Steeped in history, the town enjoys an enviable position close to the boarder with middle and western England, yet with immediate access to the beautiful Brecon Beacons national park. With a wide variety of pubs, cafes and restaurants as well as a full range of high street stores and specialists shops, Abergavenny town centre offers a bustling focal point set in a stunning backdrop. To this day markets are held weekly, and the town takes a strong pride in its heritage as the "Gateway to Wales". Served by a wide range of transport links, educational facilities and general amenities, a new home Abergavenny has plenty to offer for families, couples and singles alike.

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Abergavenny is the gateway to Wales, located in the heart of Monmouthshire County. Abergavenny is located in a semi-mountainous area dotted by the Black Mountains and traversed by the Usk River. The town of Abergavenny traces its roots in the Roman England when it was an important frontier town. Norman Conquest changed the dynamics of Abergavenny and its importance increased with the contraction of castles and defensive walls.

"Abergavenny is a charming town with scenic valleys and mountains surrounding it, making it an idyllic place to live" according to Vernon Pethard of www.newhomesforsale.co.uk the UK’s leading new homes property portal.

Abergavenny has a population of 14,055 and constitutes an important part of Monmouthshire, which has a population of 88,200. Abergavenny is close to the towns of Chepstow, Monmouth, and Llanelly.

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Places of Interest in Abergavenny

Abergavenny Castle: Abergavenny Castle has seen turmoil, upheavals, and redemption. It was the seat of the Lords of Abergavenny and underwent a major reconstruction during the 13th and 14th century. Abergavenny Castle is now a major tourist attraction and offers glimpses into the rich history of the region. Its central location in Abergavenny makes it easily accessible.

Abergavenny Museum: Housed in a 19th century hunting lodge, Abergavenny Museum houses artifacts, paintings, stone carvings, and other items. It is a popular tourist attraction of Abergavenny given its historical significance and the well preserved relics.

Blorenge: Abergavenny is dotted by hills and Blorenge is the most stunning among the lot. It offers sweeping views of the River Usk and the hill top is at a height of 559 metres above sea level. Abergavenny is a short hike away from the hill top with a simple trek crisscrossing fields, trees, and lakes.

Borough Theatre: The two centuries old theatre in the heart of Abergavenny was restored in the 1990s. Abergavenny played host to the Beatles in 1963 where this theatre served as the main venue. It now plays an important role in the cultural life of Abergavenny with regular music shows, ballet performances, dance, drama, comedy, and talks.

Church of St. Bridget: Abergavenny is host to this 13th century church that has been preserved with care and dedication. It has a traditional English and perpendicular architecture with a pre-Reformation cope being the center of tourists visiting Abergavenny.

Goytre Wharf: Situated just outside Abergavenny, Goytre Wharf is situated on the Brecon and Monmouth canal. Canal boats are a major attraction but the area itself plays host to many social events in Abergavenny. Exhibitions, music performances and children activities are some of the popular event held in this area.

Longtown Castle: A local Abergavenny baron, William de Lacy, built this castle in the 12th century. It played an important role during the Norman Conquest and the Welsh rebellion. Castle ramparts have fallen and it is in shambles but still a popular tourist spot in Abergavenny.

Famous People from Abergavenny

Cricketer Malcom Nash was born in Abergavenny and famous Welsh poet Owen Sheers also hailed from this town.

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