Log Cabins to RentWild moorland, breathtaking waterfalls, forests and rolling pastures make the Brecons Beacons National Park an ideal location for outdoor activities. Take a challenging walk up Pen y Fan, enjoy the exhilaration of mountain biking in the Black Mountains or simply browse the bookshops in Hay-on-Wye.
For those looking to get away from it all and enjoy the peaceful tranquillity of the countryside, then this hideaway offers the perfect retreat. The barn is set within its own grounds offering uninterrupted views across the three peaks of The Sugar Loaf, Skirrid and Blorenge. Step inside and admire the interiors which have been carefully finished using historic items from the farm to give you a real taste of the history of this 16th century farm. The space is open plan, enabling you to enjoy the rugged landscape and views from the bi folding doors that front the barn. Open the bi folding doors onto a terrace, a perfect space for relaxing, dining and gazing up at the dark skies. There is a wood fired jacuzzi hot tub and fire pit for you to make the most of the stunning views and dark skies. Sit back and enjoy the views from the comfort of the double bed or the seating areas, and when the day is done enjoy a film on the 50inch TV. The kitchen is well equipped with an electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, and dishwasher. The kitchen meets with all your cooking needs, and even includes a bean to cup coffee machine to enjoy in the morning, while taking in the view. A breakfast bar has been uniquely carved for you to enjoy a meal on one of the bar stools. There is a shower room with a walk in rainfall shower and WC, along with a utility cupboard with a washing machine. Even your dog can enjoy some luxury with its very own whiskey barrel bed equipped with a comfy mattress inside. This scenic location offers a wealth of walking from the front door. From the grounds of the farm, you can access Blaenavon Common where you can enjoy views across the Brecon Beacons and Malvern Hills. This is a great place to explore the Brecon Beacons National Park, with attractions all around, including The Big Pit at Blaenavon (6 miles), Brecon Mountain Railway (22 miles) and Zip World Tower (31 miles). For walkers that want to explore the area further, you can enjoy the Skirrid, Blorenge and Sugar Loaf Mountains (the Abergavenny three peak challenge), or venture a little further to Pen y Fan (32 miles). There is off road parking for two vehicles right outside the main door, as well as safe storage for bikes on site.
Enjoying a great location with farm walks and wildlife ponds for you to explore, more challenging walks can be enjoyed upon the Brecon Beacons, taking in the heights of Pen y Fan (14 miles), Cribyn (13 miles), and Fan y Big (9 miles). Mountain bikers should take on the famous Taff Trail, which passes through the village and stretches to Cardiff in the south. For something a little more serene, discover the spectacular waterfalls at Blaen y Glyn (7.5 miles) and the large, picturesque reservoir at Talybont (3 miles), which is often teeming with migratory birds. After a long and busy day, stock up on supplies at the shop in the village or sample local delights in one of the two village pubs. Enjoy the views across the valley before you step inside this beautifully finished lodge, finished to an exceptionally high standard, just perfect for couples wanting to get away and enjoy the countryside. The open plan living space has been well configured offering guests a cosy space to relax and unwind in front of the wood burning stove (first basket of logs included), for dining, a table, and chairs, and for the chef amongst you a bespoke built kitchen that is well equipped to offer an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment, dishwasher, and washing machine. A generously sized king size bedroom with garden views offering access to a shower room with a double walk in rain shower, his and hers sinks, and WC. Outside the garden has an open aspect within sympathetically landscaped grounds, there is a hot tub where you can relax and enjoy the dark skies, and there is a table and chairs for dining and BBQ. There is guest parking for two cars within the site car park.
Set within the grounds of a traditional working farm, you can enjoy plenty by foot from this lodge, with well marked farm trails and wildlife ponds where you can take a dip or enjoy the wildlife. It s a short walk into Talybont on Usk which is well served with two pubs and shops and ideally situated for exploring the Taff Cycle Trail, the Brinore Tramroad, and the Henry Vaughan Walk. The Blaen y Glyn waterfalls are nearby (7.5 miles), or you can take a walk around the Pontsticill Reservoir (8 miles) or a trip on a steam train through the region. The popular town of Brecon (8.5 miles) has a cinema, theatre, historic cathedral, and several great independent shops and places to eat and drink. Enjoy the views across the valley before you step inside this beautiful lodge, finished to a very high standard and perfect for couples wanting to get away and enjoy the countryside. The open plan living space has been well configured offering guests a cosy space to relax and unwind in front of the wood burner (first basket of logs included). For dining, there is a table and chairs, and for the chef amongst you, there s a bespoke kitchen that is well equipped to offer an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment, dishwasher and washing machine. A generous king size bedroom with garden views offers access to a luxury bathroom with a free standing bath, his and hers sinks and a WC. Outside, the garden has an open aspect within sympathetically landscaped grounds. There is a hot tub where you can relax and enjoy the dark skies, as well as a table and chairs for dining and a BBQ. There is guest parking for two cars within the on site car park.
Nestled in the Brecon Beacons National Park, with farm walks and views across the Usk Valleys. Just 1 mile from the village of Talybont on Usk, potter to the local shop and pub with ease. Brecon lies in one direction and both Crickhowell, with its range of independent shops and the foodie haven of Abergavenny, lie in the other. The Brecon and Monmouth Canal with its pretty towpath runs nearby, or explore the River Wye and the River Usk. Walk from your door and up the lane to the foothills of the Beacons or perhaps head downwards to the country pub. Explore the local history at Tretower Castle and Court, (6 miles) White Castle and Raglan Castle (21 miles), or spend a day rummaging through bookshops at Hay on Wye (20 miles). Enjoy the views across the valley before you step inside this beautifully finished lodge, finished to a high standard and perfect for groups wanting to get away and enjoy the countryside. The open plan living space has been well configured offering guests a cosy space to relax and unwind in front of the wood burner (first basket of logs included), for dining, a table and chairs and for the chef amongst you a bespoke built kitchen that is well equipped to offer an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment, dishwasher and washing machine. A generously sized double bedroom with garden views offering access to an en suite bathroom with a separate shower and WC. A twin room enjoying valley views, and a king size mezzanine bedroom accessed from the lounge area. There is also a family bathroom with a bath, shower, and WC. Outside the garden has an open aspect within sympathetically landscaped grounds. There is a hot tub where you can relax and enjoy the dark skies, and there is a table and chairs for dining and BBQ. There is guest parking for two cars within the site car park.
The picturesque village of Talybont on Usk is only 0.5 miles away with its local stores, pubs, and eateries. The tranquil Talybont Reservoir offers gentle strolls around the water s edge listening to the distant birdsong or enjoying the stunning cascades of the nearby Blaen y Glyn waterfalls (7.5 miles). Take to the water at Talybont on Usk with a kayak adventure along the river, or why not enjoy a nostalgic steam train ride through the stunning countryside at the Brecon Mountain Railway (10 miles)? The cathedral town of Brecon is well worth a visit with its quaint streets and independent stores. Visit the famous literary town of Hay on Wye (20 miles) and browse the bookstores before enjoying a ramble along the riverbank. Enjoy the views across the valley before you step inside this beautiful lodge, finished to a high standard and perfect for groups wanting to get away and enjoy the countryside. The open plan living space has been well configured, offering guests a cosy space to relax and unwind in front of the wood burner. For dining, there is a table and chairs and for the chef amongst you, there s a bespoke kitchen that is well equipped to offer an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with an ice compartment, dishwasher and washing machine. A generously sized double bedroom with garden views offers access to an en suite bathroom with a separate shower and WC. The twin room enjoys valley views, and a king size mezzanine bedroom is accessed from the lounge area. There is also a family bathroom with a bath, shower, and WC. Outside, the garden has an open aspect within sympathetically landscaped grounds. There is a hot tub where you can relax and enjoy the dark skies, as well as a table and chairs for dining and a BBQ. There is guest parking for two cars within the on site car park.
The barn is surrounded by the rolling countryside of the Brecon Beacons National Park, though just 1 mile from the small village of Llanfihangel Talyllyn which is well served with a village pub. This area of the national park is great for outdoor adventures, with Llangorse Lake only 4 miles away where you can hire a rowing boat, kayak, Canadian canoe, or fishing boat. Other local activities include climbing, mountain biking and horse riding. BikePark Wales, the beautiful Waterfall walks at Pont Nedd Fechan and Zip World at Tower Colliery, Rhigos are all within a 30 mile radius. There are some lovely market towns close by too, such as Hay on Wye which is known as the town of books, Crickhowell, and Brecon, all within 14 miles. This relaxing retreat enjoys a peaceful location within the grounds of a working farm. While it was converted in 2020, the barn still retains lots of original features and the space mixes old oak barn beams with modern comfortable living. Step inside the spacious entrance hall and take a seat whilst you remove muddy boots after a day of exploring. The entrance hall offers access to a utility cupboard with a washing machine, microwave, and small freezer. From here you have access to the bedrooms. There is a choice of three bedrooms, a king size bedroom with TV and en suite shower and WC, a double, and a bunk bedroom. There is also a family bathroom with a shower over the bath and WC. The wooden stairs offer access to the first floor, an open plan space with a vaulted ceiling, exposed oak beams and feature light fittings. The end of the room enjoys a large picture window elegantly framing views of Pen y Fan. There is a lounge with Smart TV, a large dining table and chairs that are perfect for a celebration supper, and a well equipped kitchen with an electric oven and hob, fridge, and dishwasher. Outside, the barn has access to an enclosed courtyard with a table, chairs, a charcoal BBQ, a fire pit and firewood. There is also an enclosed area that offers secure storage for bikes. There is off road parking to the front for two cars.
This cosy cabin in the Carmarthenshire countryside is a perfect getaway, whether you re looking for a romantic hideaway or an adventure packed holiday. Located 4 miles from Llandovery, this colourful town offers a variety of independent eateries and shops and provides a gateway to the Cambrian Mountains, popular with hikers and cyclists. Llandovery is also one of the train stops on the scenic Heart of Wales line, on which you can enjoy some of the most spectacular landscapes stretching from Swansea to Shrewsbury. More fun days out await just 7 miles away in the smallest town in Wales Llanwrtyd Wells. This small town is well known for its Bog Snorkelling Championships, Real Ale Rambles and Man vs Horse race. Step through the French doors and into this wonderfully crafted cabin into the open plan living/kitchen and dining area, which has some quite unique features and accessories. After a busy day exploring, snuggle up on the sofa to read a book or watch the Smart TV. Everything you need to rustle up a home cooked meal is provided within the kitchen area and Welsh dresser. A portable dining table and chairs are tucked neatly away for your use. You may find it difficult to wake from your slumber in the dreamy, double bedroom nook, which is super soft and comfortable and decorated with twinkly lights and floral trim. The floral theme follows through to the shower room with a pretty, Victorian style basin and WC. Outside, the magic continues with a lovely wooden terrace, which can be enjoyed come rain or shine and offers you relaxing views over the lawn area whilst you listen to the running stream. Head further into the enchanting garden to find a sunken fire pit and BBQ where you can spend many an evening relaxing under the stars and sharing stories.
Set high in the foothills of the Black Mountains, this open plan cabin is simply perfect for couples that have an appetite for adventure. The farm is situated within Craswall on the Herefordshire/Wales border, within the Black Mountains on the eastern edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park. Here, you can leave the car behind and head into the Black Mountains, climb onto the Cat s Back or join the Offa s Dyke Path where you can walk out to the Hay Bluff and Twmpa, or enjoy the ruins of Llanthony Priory. There is also canoeing, pony trekking, and climbing available within the park. Also, within easy reach is the vibrant market town of Hay on Wye (4 miles). Enjoy the views as you climb up across the farmland towards the cabin that backs onto acres of mature woodland. The cabin is charmingly simple, yet well equipped, offering open plan living with a contemporary style and far reaching views across the valley. The living space has been configured to offer a lounge area with a comfortable sofa and TV, and a small kitchen area with everything you will need for creating a simple supper. A cosy double bed and shower room with shower and WC complete the accommodation. From the living space you can open the patio doors onto a raised terrace with a table and chairs, there is a fire pit that you are free to use along with 300 acres of wood and farmland that you are welcome to explore. There is allocated parking for one car in the farmyard, along with a wheelbarrow to help with your luggage on the 100 metre path to the cabin.
A truly rural location set amongst the foothills of the Black Mountains, this open plan cabin is simply perfect for couples that want to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Craswall is situated on the Herefordshire/Wales border, within the Black Mountains on the eastern edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park. It is just 4 miles away from the vibrant market town of Hay on Wye, set on the scenic River Wye. Here, you can leave the car behind and explore the Black Mountains, ramble up to the Cat s Back, or join the Offa s Dyke Path where you can take a hike out to the Hay Bluff and Twmpa, or wander through the ruins of Llanthony Priory. There is also canoeing, pony trekking, and climbing available within the park. Enjoy the views as you climb up across the farmland towards the cabin that backs onto acres of mature woodland. The cabin is delightfully modest, yet well equipped, offering contemporary open plan living with glorious views across the valley. The living space is comprised of a lounge area with a comfortable sofa and TV, and a small kitchen area for cooking up a simple supper to enjoy while admiring the beautiful view. Completing the interior is a cosy double bed, and a shower room. Open up the patio doors from the living area and step out onto the raised terrace, where you can dine alfresco at the table, looking out over the 300 acres of wood and farmland that you are free to explore. There is allocated parking for one car in the farmyard, where you can load up the wheelbarrow provided to transport your luggage along the 100 metre path to the cabin.
This large cottage enjoys a peaceful location set deep in the Clydach Gorge, within 1 mile of the village of Gilwern, well served with pubs, shops, and a picturesque canal. Set on the edge of the Blaenavon World Heritage site, you can enjoy country walks from your doorstep. Visit the vibrant market town of Crickhowell (4.5 miles) full of independent shops, pubs, restaurants, and cafes. Or you can head into Abergavenny (4 miles), known for its annual food festival, farmers markets, and Norman castle. Other attractions in the area include Blaenavon Iron Works (7 miles), The Big Pit National Coal Museum (7 miles), the Brecon Beacons Visitor Centre (22 miles), horse riding, mountain biking, climbing, and kayaking on the Usk and Wye. Set in five acres within the southeast corner of the Brecon Beacons National Park, the barn has wonderful views of the countryside from all of the rooms. The accommodation is spacious and finished to a high standard, offering flexible living space. The wide entrance hall is perfect for leaving behind muddy boots and coats, and there is a cloakroom with WC. The ground floor offers guests the choice of three generously sized bedrooms. The first is a spacious twin room with ample space to move around, with an en suite wet room with shower and WC. Two further bedrooms enjoy a terrace with table and chairs a double room with en suite shower and WC, and a twin room with en suite shower and WC. There is also a day room on the ground floor with comfortable seating and TV, with double doors opening onto the gardens creating the perfect space for lazy afternoons. There s a good selection of board games to keep all amused. A well equipped kitchen sits to the rear of this room, offering everything you may need for entertaining, as well as a utility room with a washing machine, tumble dryer, and an additional freezer. The first floor offers a spacious open plan living area with exposed beams and large windows enjoying natural light and countryside views. The lounge area has comfortable sofas, armchairs, and a TV with DVD. The dining area has a generously sized table suitable for eight, and the well equipped kitchen has everything you may need for preparing meals. There is also a good sized double bedroom with an additional day bed suitable for a small child and an en suite bathroom with shower over bath and WC. Outside, guests can enjoy the lovely grounds, with a patio area with table and chairs and gas BBQ. Steps lead to a mature garden with comfortable lounge furniture and an outdoor open fire where you keep warm while gazing at the dark skies and views onto the Blorenge and Sugar Loaf mountains.
