New Homes in Abergavenny
Explore our collection of new homes in Abergavenny, Monmouthshire. This historic Welsh market town has a rich history and a welcoming community. Surrounded by beautiful countryside and located on the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park, it offers the perfect blend of rural and suburban living.
Our brand-new properties in Abergavenny offer a unique opportunity to live in a picturesque location. Browse our developments and find your ideal home today.
Our brand-new properties in Abergavenny offer a unique opportunity to live in a picturesque location. Browse our developments and find your ideal home today.
Holly View
Coed Y Garn, Cwmbran, Torfaen, NP44 3FQ
- £312,000 to £334,500
- 3 bedroom
Afon Las @ Plasdŵr
Llantrisant Road, Radyr, Cardiff, CF5 6FP
- £369,000 to £449,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
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Harbourside @ The Quays
20 Ffordd Wallace, Barry, Vale of Glamorgan, CF63 4RX
- Coming soon
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Nestled in the Welsh Valleys, Abergavenny is a charming market town home to a close-knit community. Residents actively participate in events throughout the year, including the annual Abergavenny Food Festival, a vibrant celebration of Welsh and international cuisine.
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Our new build homes in Abergavenny are situated near several highly regarded schools. Ysgol Gymraeg Y Fenni, Cantref Primary School and Our Lady and St Michael’s R.C. School offer primary education, while King Henry VIII 3-19 School provides comprehensive facilities from primary through to sixth form studies.
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Abergavenny boasts a range of amenities, including a hospital, a post office, high street shops and several supermarkets. For sports enthusiasts, the town offers a leisure centre complete with a gym and swimming facilities, as well as a cricket club and a tennis club. Cultural attractions include the Abergavenny Museum and the Borough Theatre, while dining options vary from traditional pubs to cosy cafes.
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Abergavenny is well-connected, with several major roads passing through the town. The A4042 provides a direct route to Newport, while the A40 connects Abergavenny to Monmouth and Raglan. The A465 links the area to Beaufort, Brynmawr and Rassau. Abergavenny railway station also offers direct services to Cardiff, Newport and Hereford, while buses run regularly for local travel.
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Abergavenny is surrounded by nature, being less than an hour’s drive from Bannau Brycheiniog National Park (Brecon Beacons). This mountain range is ideal for hiking, mountain biking, and a variety of other outdoor activities. Nearby, Sugarloaf and Usk Valley, a National Trust area boasting high mountain peaks, dramatic landscapes and ancient woodlands, is the perfect location for outdoor explorers.