LOCAL AREALlwyn Du is a small, sought a昀琀er hamlet lying on the lower slopesof the Sugar Loaf Mountain on the outskirts of Abergavenny town,within a mile of the town centre. Abergavenny o昀昀ers a wide rangeof ameni琀椀es including both independent and chain shops, supermarkets, a cinema and theatre, doctors and den琀椀st surgeries,banks and building socie琀椀es, well renowned public houses andrestaurants, the remains of an ancient Castle, walks along thebanks of the River Usk or the Brecon and Monmouth Canal andgood access to road and rail links. On the edge of the town isaccess to the A40/A449 and A465 which in turn link to the M4/M5 and M50 motorway network and the ci琀椀es of Cardi昀昀, Herefordand Bristol. A main line railway sta琀椀on is located on the southernedge of Abergavenny with trains to London Paddington (change atNewport for the connec琀椀on).Direc琀椀ons: Leave Abergavenny town centre on the A40 BreconRoad , shortly before the 昀椀rst roundabout and just a昀琀er the Sta琀椀onHotel and The Old Sta琀椀onn Doctors surgery on the right takethe right hand turning onto Chapel Road, con琀椀nue to the end ofChapel Road (approx. 0.5 miles) and bear right into Pentre Roadat the T junc琀椀on. A昀琀er a short distance you will reach anotherjunc琀椀on con琀椀nue straight on for a few yards when the drivewayto Llwyn Du Court will be found on the le昀琀 through a pair of stonepillars. Follow the drive for about 0.3 miles and shortly a昀琀er it bearssharply right the entrance to The Coach House will be found onthe le昀琀.
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