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.
Explore the heart of the Brecon Beacons by heading to the Taff Trail, which passes next to this magnificent converted barn. There are three pubs less than 1 mile from here, where you will be pleased with the selection of food available. Just 2 miles of flat walking along the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal Path will take guests to the popular town of Brecon, an ideal place for a day out with its tourist attractions, cafes, restaurants and independent shops. Cantref Adventure Farm is the perfect place to take the children and is just 1 mile away. This beautifully converted and very large property features many original beams and retained stone cart arches. Downstairs is a spacious living room with comfortable leather sofas and a wood burner, ideal for gathering as a group for a cosy evening in. There is also a smaller, snug area with sofa and chairs and a dining room with seating for 12 guests. The kitchen is fitted with a large double oven and hob 2 fridges. Head through to the utility room and guests will find a washing machine and a downstairs WC. There are three bedrooms downstairs: one king size with en suite shower room, one double with en suite shower room and a single room. A family bathroom completes the downstairs area. Upstairs are a further three bedrooms, two double rooms, one with en suite, and a family room which contains a double bed and bunk beds with an en suite. To the rear of the house is an enclosed garden with a large lawn area, perfect for the children to play on. There is also garden furniture and a BBQ for enjoying the summer evenings. The garden has fantastic views over the Brecon Beacons and Pen y Fan. There is ample parking for several cars to the front of the property.
Located in the riverside village of Llyswen, a stay at this delightful property puts local amenities on your doorstep, with a shop/garage, cafe and pub all within easy walking distance. You are also less than 500 metres from joining the long distance Wye Valley Walk, with the river also offering excellent opportunities for fishing and canoeing. Further afield, Brecon Beacons National Park is less than 10 miles away, where mile after mile of mountain trekking, cycling and horse riding awaits, or for a more sedate excursion you could head 8 miles east to Hay on Wye to browse bountiful bookshops, independent boutiques and antique stores, before relaxing in one of the many excellent eateries. Stepping into this renovated property you are greeted by a fusion of old and new, with ancient oak beams offsetting contemporary comforts. The open plan living space features a polished oak floor and underfloor heating, with a contemporary style wood burner making it warm and cosy on chilly days. This leads seamlessly into a farmhouse style kitchen with all the modern conveniences you need, as well as a generously sized dining table that comfortably seats eight. You will also find a useful utility room with a washing machine and storage space, plus a large boot and coat room that can be used to store bikes safely indoors. A downstairs shower room provides one of the property s washrooms and leads on to a truly decadent spa room with hot tub. Upstairs, you find four bedrooms, consisting of a master room with king size bed and en suite shower room; a second king size room with an adjoining door to a twin room containing one standard and one 2 6 single bed; and a further twin room. There is also a family bathroom with a bath and hand held shower. Outside, an enclosed patio provides you with a private outdoor space.
Settled on the outskirts of the small village of Llyswen, this delightful barn conversion is situated in the heart of the Brecon Beacons, with walking, cycling, hiking and pony trekking in abundance for every level of adventurer. Day permits for fishing on The Rivers Usk & Wye are available in Crickhowell and canoes for the River Wye can be rented in Glasbury. Within 10 miles of Brecon and Builth Wells, discover independent stores, delicious local produce and Welsh heritage sites. Hire mountain bikes and enjoy pony trekking at Cantref Adventure Farm, or try sailing, paddle boarding and kayaking at Llangorse Lake. Tackle Pen y Fan, the largest peak in South Wales in the heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park, or Cefn Llechid with views to the Black Mountains and the Sugar Loaf. A real home from home, this delightful cottage has been tastefully decorated with everything provided for. In a lovely peaceful setting with spectacular views, make the most of the bountiful Welsh countryside from right outside the door. Designed for socialising, the open plan living space is the hub of the house for everyone to gather, whether for a meal at the dining table or on the sofas for a film. The well equipped beech finish kitchen has an electric oven and hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge, freezer and washing machine/dryer. The dining table seats six guests so gather for many a home cooked meal or perhaps a board game. In the evenings retire to the comfortable sitting area and relax with a film and a cup of tea on the leather sofas and chairs. A shower room and a twin bedroom, both with one step up to them, completes the downstairs. Upstairs, the master bedroom has a double bed and an en suite with a shower, whilst a further twin room has an en suite with a bath. With many footpaths crossing the farm, walk out the door for miles of open space in lush countryside. The large, safe children's play area with swing set and slide provides hours of entertainment, whilst the BBQ and picnic area allow for hours of al fresco dining making the most of the spectacular views. There is a pub and restaurant 2 miles away and a shop 6 miles away.
Set in the grounds of the owner's country house, this property provides a beautiful base for enjoying long country walks. You can take a stroll in the neighbouring field, share a picnic and spot the red kites, woodpeckers and jays flying overhead. Local attractions include the remains of ancient Brecon Y Gaer and Pen y Crug forts (3.5 miles), Llangorse Lake (11 miles) and Talgarth Mill (12 miles). The friendly market town of Brecon (4 miles) is set in the lee of the mountains with the rivers Usk and Honddu running through it. Brecon has a host of great places to eat and drink as well as a cathedral, a 1930s style cinema, an excellent theatre, a range of shops and a leisure centre complete with swimming pool. This delightful loft conversion is part of the original 18th century farmhouse which was once home to the Morgan family, who set up the popular Morgans department store in Cardiff. The property is set in the grounds of the owner s country house and is approached via a private drive. This fresh and relaxing loft conversion can be reached via an external flight of stone steps with wrought iron railings over the owner s garage. Entering the property, you will find the comfortable and welcoming open plan lounge/kitchen/diner, which features sloping ceilings and a choice of interesting artwork. The lounge is a lovely space to relax in, with TV, DVD, CD and a wood burner so you can snuggle up in the evening. The dining area is perfect for a quiet meal for two, and the kitchen is equipped with an oven, microwave, dishwasher and a fridge with an ice compartment. Exploring the property further, there are two cosy and brightly decorated bedrooms: an attractively furnished double room and a pretty single room. There s also a bathroom complete with a shower over the corner bath and a WC. The utility room is set downstairs to the rear of the property and houses the freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer, making an ideal space for leaving wet coats and muddy boots. Going outside, there s a charming patio area at the top of the steps. Furnished with table and chairs, this is a perfect spot to enjoy a cup of coffee in the morning or a glass of wine in the evening and take in the far reaching rural views. You will also have access to the adjoining field which is perfect for a picnic or a stroll. Ample parking is available, and there s safe storage for mountain bikes.
Surrounded by paddocks of grazing sheep, this charming property offers a slice of rural Welsh life and is a great spot for stargazing. Pack a picnic and set out on foot to follow the footpaths of the Old Roman Road that leads straight up to the main peaks of the Brecon Beacons. For a less strenuous stroll, walk to the picturesque church of St Mary s to begin a wonderful woodland walk along the Afon Cynrig, which is adorned with seasonal snowdrops and bluebells. Cyclists will enjoy following the famous 55 mile long Taff Trail, while equestrians should head for Cantref Riding Centre, only 1 mile away. Stock up on supplies in the cathedral town of Brecon (4 miles), which offers a good choice of supermarkets, shops and eateries. Inside, this tastefully converted barn retains plenty of traditional charm and appeal, through exposed beams, oak flooring and original windows. Prepare romantic meals for two in the newly fitted light grey country style kitchen, which contains an electric oven and hob, microwave, coffee machine, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer. Once prepared, dine at the table in the light and spacious sitting room where a feature wall with picture window frames far reaching rural views. At the end of a long day on foot, unwind on the leather sofa to enjoy a relaxing evening making the most of the Smart TV with Sky radio/CD player, while the flame effect electric fire creates a cosy atmosphere. Upstairs, a spacious king size bedroom with sloping ceilings is adorned with Welsh wool blankets if needed, sheepskin rugs and a Sky smart TV. There is also a shower room. Stepping outside, the sheltered private patio area with garden seating is stocked with pretty flowers and shrubs, making it the perfect spot to enjoy an evening BBQ overlooking the wildflower meadow and wildlife pond. Just across the road is a further seating area with a rockery which overlooks a small lake in the meadow, a well established habitat for wildlife such as herons, ducks and Canadian geese. There is ample off road parking.
The small village of Llanfihangel Talyllyn is just 1 mile from the property and there are easy walking routes that take you straight there. In the village, you will find a cosy pub and a shop for your essentials. Other walking routes in the area take you up into the Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains. Llangorse and Llangorse Lake are 4 miles from here, where you can partake in water sports activities or fishing. The literary town of Hay on Wye can be reached in 14 miles and is well worth a visit for book or history lovers. This beautiful stone cottage is bright and spacious. Step into a large entrance hall which leads to an open plan kitchen and dining area. Original beams, oak windows and slate floor throughout the property highlight the building s previous purpose as a cattle shed on the farm. The kitchen is a great size, with plenty of room to cook and prepare food, as well as a dining table and six chairs for entertaining. The living room has a lovely wood burner for those cosy evenings in, as well as large glass doors leading to the front and rear of the property, allowing plenty of light in during the day. There is also a downstairs WC, and a useful cupboard for storing coats and boots. A wooden staircase leads to the first floor, with a large window providing views across the garden and beyond. You will find two bedrooms, one of which has a double bed and the other has a zip and link king size bed plus a single bed in the corner. Both bedrooms are en suite one with a shower over the bath, the other with a corner shower. The incredible views surrounding the property can be admired from the beautiful garden. Both the front lawn and the back garden are well maintained, and stunning places to enjoy panoramic views. To the rear of the barn is a flagstone terrace with seating for six and a couple of sun loungers. Enjoy watching the sun set over the Brecon Beacons. There is plenty of parking to the front of the property, and you will find this a peaceful and tranquil place to stay.
This charming and rustic property is located just 5 miles from Brecon yet enjoys a rural location at the heart of the Welsh countryside. Set on the grounds of a working farm, the property once served as a barn for sheep shearing but has been thoughtfully converted into a spacious retreat for up to ten guests. Discover the local area on foot, by bike, or on horseback, looking out for the resident red kites, peregrine falcons and buzzards that reside here. The waterfalls at Nant Sere under Pen y Fan are perfect for wild swimming if you fancy a dip, or you can keep both feet firmly on dry land and treat the whole family to a day out at Cantref Adventure Farm, a 1 mile drive away. Beneath the stone exterior is a spacious and light filled retreat brimming with original features such as oak beams, vaulted ceilings, and terracotta flooring. The open plan living area consists of a lounge, dining table, and kitchen equipped with a microwave, dishwasher, fridge/freezer and a range cooker with double ovens and a five ring hob. A wood burner in the lounge is perfect for chilly evenings relaxing in front of the TV. A second small snug has a TV/DVD player and a selection of toys and books for younger guests, and there is a handy utility/drying room for storing muddy coats and boots. An additional WC and two bedrooms are also on this level: a twin bedroom with a stable door leading to the patio, and the master bedroom which has an en suite with a bath and WC. Finally, there is a walk in wet room which has been adapted for accessibility. Head upstairs to find a cosy reading nook on the upstairs landing and the remaining bedrooms that share a separate WC. The first is laid out in a quirky dormitory style with four single beds, but two of the beds are zip and link and can be converted into a double on request. The fourth and final bedroom has a comfortable king size bed that can be converted into two 3 single beds if needed. Two extra fold up beds are available on request. Step outside to discover two pretty terraces that have been thoughtfully accessorised with garden furniture and a BBQ for lazy summer evenings. Children can let off some steam playing in the lawned garden, and guests are welcome to use the surrounding fields when they are free from livestock.
Surrounded by beautiful farmland and boasting breathtaking views of the Brecon Beacons National Park, this former barn sleeps six guests across two bedrooms. Appealing to keen walkers and golfers alike, there is plenty to entertain within 3 miles of the property. Cradoc Golf Course is less than 0.5 miles away, where you can enjoy the 18 hole parkland course and admire the stunning scenery of the Mid Wales hills. A 2.5 mile drive will take you to the bustling town of Brecon, renowned for the famous Theatr Brycheiniog, pretty canal, and of course the numerous eateries and independent shops. Adventurous types will adore the activities on offer at Lake Llangorse, 9 miles away, where you can try your hand at canoeing, fishing, and even waterskiing and wakeboarding. Step inside to discover an understated yet cosy interior, finished in the style of a traditional county cottage. Single level with a small step down to the living area, it is the perfect choice for families and friendship groups seeking a quiet haven. The kitchen has everything you need to cook up a storm using delicious locally sourced ingredients. The dining area is ideal for gathering for heartier meals and adjoins the comfortable sitting room, complete with patio doors leading outside. Put your feet up and settle down with a good book or an exciting film, treating yourself to a few after dinner snacks. When it is time for bed, enjoy a soothing soak in the bathroom before retreating to one of two inviting bedrooms. The family bedroom is perfect for guests with young children and features two singles alongside a snug double bed. A separate shared laundry room can be found in an adjacent building, taking care of any washing needs during your stay. The cottage is part of a complex of properties located next to the owner s 17th century farmhouse, sharing a large stretch of grassland. A bubbling stream meanders alongside the properties, passing your private patio as it makes its way to the bottom of the grass verge. This outside space is quiet and sheltered and features a BBQ for lazy summer evenings relaxing outside. You can also wander the farm by prior arrangement with the owner, visiting the livestock and exploring the various trails leading from the property.
A beautiful peaceful environment with waterfalls, streams, woodlands and grazing sheep on the farm, this fantastic holiday home is also only 4 miles from the town of Brecon. Admire the Georgian architecture, and discover independent shops, restaurants and pubs. Visit the heritage centre, follow Captain's Walk and see the remains of Brecon's medieval walls, or visit the South Wales Borderers Museum at Brecon Barracks. The Brecon Beacons National Park is perfect for walking enthusiasts with breathtaking landscapes to be enjoyed from riverside to mountain peak. Hire mountain bikes and enjoy pony trekking at Cantref Adventure Farm, or try sailing, paddle boarding and kayaking at Llangorse Lake. Discover some of Europe s finest surviving castles: Brecon Castle, Abergavenny Castle and Crickhowell Castle. Great oak beams and traditional exposed stonework stand reminiscent of the original barn, with the renovation creating a social, comfortable and welcoming space that you can't help but relax in. Perfect for a group of friends or a large family gathering, there is even space for extras to pitch a tent. The spacious, stone tiled kitchen has a central island and electric hob, oven, microwave, large fridge, large fridge/ freezer, washing machine and dishwasher. The long refectory dining table seats 14 people. Steps lead down to a large flag stoned area with double height windows where a wonderful, semi circular oak settle reaches around a very large, stone central fireplace a wonderful place to relax in the flickering heat of an open fire. Up a few steps to the main living area, comfortable sofas and armchairs are the perfect place to relax after a long day to watch a movie, or to read a book in front of the wood burner. One of the sofas is a double sofa bed. There is a lovely recessed window area with a sofa and chairs with uninterrupted views straight up to the Beacons. There is a downstairs shower room and an area for leaving coats and boots. Also there are three bedrooms on the ground floor, two doubles sharing one Jack & Jill shower room and a twin with en suite shower room. Upstairs there is a further very spacious bathroom with a bath. Up a flight of steps is a large oak beamed open plan room. the fourth bedroom on the mezzanine level (overlooking the living space) has six single pine beds and can be used as a bedroom or a further sitting area. Outside, there is a sunny, sitting area with wooden table and benches and a stone built BBQ. Dine alfresco morning, noon and evening, enjoying the wonderful views down the valley towards Brecon. Ample off road parking and shop, pub and restaurant 4 miles away.
Surrounded by countryside and is within walking distance of the traditional village of Govilon, which is well served with a local pub and village store. A haven for walkers with access onto way marked footpaths and the tow paths of the Monmouth and Brecon Canal, and the Sugar Loaf and Skirrid, just a short drive away. The Blaenafon World Heritage Site is within easy reach where you can visit the Blaenafon Heritage Railway, Iron Works and Big Pit National Coal Museum. This area is steeped in history with some of Europe s finest surviving castles, Abergavenny Castle set against the spectacular hills and Crickhowell Castle, or if you want an adventure try canoeing or kayaking on the River Wye. The area is host to a vibrant events calendar to include Usk show and Abergavenny food festival. Enjoy the drive up to the studio crossing the Monmouth and Brecon Canal along the way. This stylish studio has been beautifully renovated, peacefully secluded within the owner s grounds, where privacy is assured, offering the perfect base for exploring the Brecon Beacons. Step inside where you will receive a warm welcome, a contemporary style with vibrant colours complimented by the colourful courtyard in bloom. The lounge area offers a comfortable sofa with wall mounted Smart TV, and a table and chairs, perfect for a hearty breakfast has been set beside the wall. The contemporary well equipped kitchen area offers a two ring induction hob, microwave and fridge with ice compartment. So, when the sun goes down there is a double bed with soft linen and blankets where you can enjoy a peaceful night s rest, and when morning comes you can open the blinds to enjoy views across to the Sugar Loaf. There is a shower room with shower and WC with fluffy dressing gowns provided. Step outside onto the courtyard as a great space for breakfast, the courtyard enjoys an open aspect with table and chairs or lounge in the rattan seating available. There is also an undercover gas BBQ for al fresco dining. Across the courtyard you can enjoy soaking in the private hot tub after a day exploring. There is also allocated parking for one car.
