New Homes in Ponthir

Nestled in the scenic countryside of Monmouthshire, Ponthir is a charming village known for its tranquil atmosphere and close-knit community. With local attractions such as the Cwmbran Boating Lake, the National Roman Legion Museum, and the nearby Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal, you can also explore the Cwmcarn Forest mountain bike trails, Twmbarlwm Hill, and the historic town of Caerleon; all with our developments closest to Ponthir below.
 
A peaceful commuter village, Ponthir is well-connected to nearby hubs like Newport, Cwmbran, and Cardiff, all within a 10 to 30-minute drive.
 
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Coed Y Garn, Cwmbran, Torfaen, NP44 3FQ
  • £293,500 to £323,500
  • 3 bedroom
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  • Ponthir is only a 10-minute drive from the centre of Newport, while it’s a similar journey to Cwmbran. Cardiff, meanwhile, is only around half an hour away, meaning it’s certainly possible to commute to the Welsh capital for work. The M4 motorway is also close by, providing direct access to the western part of South Wales, as well as South West England. This connects Ponthir with Bristol in little more than half an hour. The village doesn’t have a train station though, with the nearest ones in neighbouring Cwmbran and Newport.  

  • Ponthir Church in Wales School is currently the only school in the village itself. It caters for infants and juniors, and is just off Caerleon Road. Conveniently, there’s a nursery next door, while the nearest secondary school is Caerleon Comprehensive. That’s rated as good by Estyn, with plenty more strong choices for all ages available in Newport. 

     

  • Ponthir is surrounded by beautiful natural scenery, which ranges from rising hills and mountains to sweeping valleys, pretty rivers and striking mountains. The best of these are over in the Brecon Beacons National Park, but you’ll also find beauty spots like Cwmcarn Forest, Twmbarlwm, Sirhowy Valley Country Park and Llandegfedd Reservoir even closer to Ponthir. 


    If you like your ancient history, the small town of Caerleon just to the south is an absolute must. It’s home to an array of Roman remains and attractions, including an amphitheatre, fortress, baths and museum. And when you want to bring yourself back into modern times, the cities of Newport and Cardiff are only a short journey away.

  • If you want to live in a peaceful village yet enjoy superb links to some of the biggest and best places in Wales, buying a new home in Ponthir could be your perfect move. Especially when you do so through us, as you could take advantage of one of our latest offers to secure yourself a great deal. Our Movemaker scheme, for example, could save you a small fortune on estate agent fees if you have a home to sell as part of your purchase.