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Industrial Unit, Ariel Business Park, Lambourn Woodlands, Hungerford, South East, RG17
Code 12291
12240 Sq Ft

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Code 12285
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Code 12286
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Code 12287
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Code 12289
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Code 12290
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Code 12284
1827 Sq Ft

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Code 12283
17.51 acres

Unit 13, Vulcan Estate , Water Lane , Exeter, South West, EX2 8BY
Code 12280
3778 Sq Ft
Monmouthshire blends rural charm with economic opportunity, offering a diverse landscape of market towns, agriculture, tourism, and business growth. The county is well known for its thriving food and drink industry, with local farms, vineyards, and artisan producers contributing to its reputation as a culinary hotspot.
Abergavenny, often called the “Gateway to Wales,” is a key centre for tourism and hosts the renowned Abergavenny Food Festival. Monmouth and Chepstow benefit from strong retail and hospitality sectors, with historic attractions like Tintern Abbey and Chepstow Castle drawing visitors. Agriculture remains a key part of the local economy, with livestock farming and sustainable food production playing a significant role.
With its proximity to both Cardiff and Bristol, Monmouthshire is an attractive location for commuters, supported by strong road links via the M4 and A40. The property market is buoyant, with demand for both countryside retreats and modern developments. As investment continues in infrastructure and business growth, Monmouthshire remains one of Wales’ most desirable places to live and work.
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