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We turned an old council house into one of Wales' best homes

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UK village once home to 600 people abandoned with homes still furnished decades later

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By Chloe Dobinson Verified, Joanne Ridout Verified
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Not so long ago, this village was a humble yet bustling place to call home , with approximately 600 residents living on the precipitous valley slopes. It contained around 100 terraced properties and also housed a school, church, shops and pubs . Its origins dated back to the 1850s when it was founded to house workers from the local mines.
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Abandoned village once home to 600 people - rooms still have furniture inside

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By Joanne Ridout Verified, Steffan Rhys Verified
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Not so long ago, this village was a modest yet vibrant community, with approximately 600 residents inhabiting the steep hillside. It comprised around 100 terraced houses and boasted a school, church, shops and pubs. Its origins dated back to the 1850s, having been established to accommodate workers at the nearby mines. However, grave concerns emerged that it potentially faced the same dreadful fate as Aberfan, site of a catastrophic landslide which led to one of the UK's biggest tragedies.
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