• Grade II listed 9/10 bedroomed hotel +
• Circa 1801 former Ironworks manager's house +
• Available as a business or development opportunity +
• Within a few minutes of the Heads of the Valleys Road (A465) +
• Covers available for 150/200 diners +
• Extensive parking +

Located within only a few minutes of the A465 Heads of the Valleys Road, between Abergavenny and Merthyr Tydfil, the Rhymney House Hotel is an historic Grade II listed premises currently trading and offering overnight accommodation by way of 9/10 en-suite bedrooms set over two floors. Formerly the residence of the manager of the Rhymney Iron Company and built circa 1801 on land leased from the Duke of Beaufort, the original building is constructed of rendered stone with hipped Welsh slate roof incorporating three hipped roof dormers, overhanging eaves, two storeys and an attic. In latter years, the building was converted into a Tudor style Inn and extended to offer an additional, substantial conservatory for dining. Externally there are gardens and seating areas, alongside an extensive parking area.

The interior of the building offers the following: Entrance Porch; Dining Room; Lounge; Inner Lobby with Main Bar; Male/Female/Staff conveniences; Commercial Kitchen; Two store areas; Snug still retaining original exposed stone walling to one end and a second bar. There is a function room with male/female conveniences and a conservatory. The hotel has hosted events accommodating 150/200 guests offering exclusive rights to the public areas. To the First Floor, bedrooms one and two (that adjoin) have an en-suite, bedrooms three, four and five are also all en-suite and there is a walk-in linen cupboard and separate storeroom. To the Second Floor there are a further five bedrooms, all with en-suite facilities. The overall property benefits from partial double glazing, Calor Gas central heating, mains water and electricity. The current owners are prepared to sell as an operating business or as a residential development opportunity with architect plans available

The town of Rhymney today is located in the county borough of Caerphilly although it sits within the historic boundaries of Monmouthshire. The town, named after the river, was known for its Ironworks and coal pits (now long closed) and offers amenities including a Welsh language primary school and secondary school, local shops, restaurants and public houses, doctors and a community centre. There is also a rugby club and tennis courts and the Tredegar and Rhymney Golf Club is nearby. The town is the home of the Rhymney Silurian Male Voice Choir.

Situated with easy access to the Heads of the Valleys Road, Rhymney provides a great location with easy access to Swansea and West Wales to the west and Abergavenny, Monmouth and Bristol to the east.