Log Cabins to RentRich with industrial heritage, the Valleys area of Wales offers Caerphilly Castle, adventure in the Big Pit Mining museum, horse back tours in the Dare Valley, and challenging cycling trails along canal, disused railways and tramways.
Located close to the village of Llandefaelog Fach, this peaceful property provides rural walks right from the door. For a gentler workout, Cradoc Golf Club lies less than 1 mile away, or you can head for Brecon, a little over 2 miles south. With local shops, eateries, a leisure centre, and more, the market town is also your gateway to Brecon Beacons National Park, where you can up the ante with mile upon mile of hiking trails, mountain biking and pony trekking through the striking South Wales landscape. The heart of this property is a beamed kitchen/diner, where you and your guests can gather around the large dining table to plan your days and enjoy a meal cooked up on the AGA style oven . After dinner you might choose to wind down in the study/library, where you will find a fabulous collection of books and a writing desk, plus some comfy chairs and a TV. Alternatively, head up the steep stairs to the first floor to relax in the spacious sitting room, which boasts some fine pieces of period furniture and wood burners at either side of the room to ensure a cosy night in. As with the living accommodation, the bedrooms are split across two floors, providing a sense of separation and privacy for multi family occupancy: on the ground floor you will find a king size room and twin room, with a second twin room and a double room located on the first floor. Each floor benefits from its own bath/shower room and WC, while the ground floor also has a useful utility room, with a large fridge/freezer and washing machine. From the king sized bedroom on the ground floor, patio doors lead out to the property s private garden area. Here, four legged friends can run off any unspent energy, while you enjoy a BBQ or simply relax at the end of the day, relishing in the peace and quiet.
The property is just 2 miles from Dolfor, boasting a local pub and stunning countryside, ideally placed for walking and exploring the Welsh Marches and rural Shropshire. Nearby Newtown on the River Severn offers a contemporary gallery, cinema, theatre, shops, restaurants and cafes. For weekly markets and a wider range of eateries, shops and events, you can also pop to Bishops Castle, Church Stretton, Montgomery, Ludlow and Shrewsbury, all within easy reach. Activities include walking, climbing, cycling, boating, fishing and even hang gliding, and some attractions include Stokesay, Powys, Ludlow and Shrewsbury Castles, Acton Scott Working Farm and nearby National Trust properties. There s so much to see and do; this is the perfect place to relax and enjoy a more active holiday. This beautiful barn conversion is located on the lovely Cwm Weeg estate and is creatively designed with interesting features, exposed beams, oak floors, vibrant colours, creature comforts and wonderful surprises around every corner. As you enter the property, there is plenty of space for your walking boots and outdoor attire in the hallway, which leads into the kitchen, and down to the basement where there is a utility room housing the washing machine, tumble dryer and freezer. The kitchen is well equipped with all you need including an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, dishwasher, and the thoughtful little extras. Natural light floods in the windows as you rustle up a meal in the spacious kitchen, with the dining table perfectly positioned for everyone to gather round and enjoy a meal together. After dinner, head down to the basement games room with football table or head up to the lovely lounge with high ceilings and French doors to let the outside in. Relax on the comfortable sofas and chairs, watch a film on TV, plan your holiday activities or just chat by the glow of the wood burner. There s a wide selection on the bookcases, choose one and snuggle up on the chair with a good book. After a full day out, take a leisurely bath or shower in the bathroom, and choose from one of three beautiful bedrooms: a king size with en suite shower room and WC, another king size and a twin. All the bedrooms have quality linen and have been designed for a good night s sleep. There is also a fourth bedroom which is a master suite with a separate access; up the steps, you ll walk into the sun room with table, chairs and stunning rural views, then walk through to the studio with king size bed, TV, tub chairs, mini kitchen with two ring electric hob, sink, fridge and microwave. At the far end of the studio is the en suite shower room and separate WC. This is quite a unique property for friends and family to holiday in and wake up to the most magical of settings. Outside, the private garden has an extensive deck with a hot tub to enjoy beautiful rolling countryside views from sunrise to sunset. The paved area is a lovely spot for al fresco dining, maybe a BBQ, with a table and chairs to sit in the sun or take shade in the undercover area if you prefer. There is also an outdoor table tennis table for a friendly competition between yourselves. You are welcome to explore the 24 acre garden and grounds, designed and created by the owners, with established borders, seasonal interest, unique features, ancient woodlands and wildflower meadows. The garden is occasionally open to the public, so please ask us for these dates when booking. There is ample private parking at the property, and if you are bringing your bikes there is a secure store available.
This picturesque area is famed for its relaxed pace and wonderful walks in all directions. The Crickhowell Walking Festival is a highlight of the local calendar every March. This is an excellent area for cycling, mountain biking, horse riding, sailing, fishing, caving and more. Nearby attractions include the Brecon Beacons National Park, Craig y Nos Country Park, the Brecon Mountain Railway, South Wales Borderers Museum and The National Showcaves of Wales. Other events include the Hay Festival of Literature and the Brecon Jazz Festival. You can visit some of the many historic houses, gardens and castle, with Tretower Court and Castle less than 3 miles away. On entering this delightful and spacious traditional property, which retains much original charm and character with original oak beams, exposed stone and wooden flooring, you will find yourself in the bright and welcoming open plan lounge/diner, which is tastefully furnished and complete with TV, DVD and CD player. You will find an attractive dining area, and the elegantly designed kitchen which is reached by a number of steps, this area is fully equipped with oven, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. Just off the kitchen you will find a handy shower room with WC. Heading upstairs you will find two comfy bedrooms, the first is the spacious double room and just along the landing is the further triple bedroom. You will also find a bathroom complete with shower over the bath and WC.
Situated in a particularly scenic area of Mid Wales on the banks of the River Bechan and with views of St Beauno's Church on one side and two ornamental lakes on the other, you will be well placed to enjoy a relaxing holiday. The ancient market towns of Welshpool and Ludlow are nearby and offer a selection of shops, restaurants, a theatre, cinema and leisure centre. Powys Castle and Gardens and Montgomery Canal are only 9 miles away and the Snowdonia National Park and coast are all within an hour s drive. Other attractions within easy reach include the West Midlands Shooting Ground, Welshpool & Llanfair Light Railway, Chirk Castle and Gregynog Hall. The property is situated in a pretty lake side setting. Enter this beautiful lodge into the porch, where you can kick off your boots and hang your coats. Walk through to the spacious lounge/diner which is framed by oak beams and offers a lovely open fireplace, with TV/DVD to curl up and enjoy a film with the family. There is a large, country style kitchen with gas oven and hob, microwave, dishwasher and fridge/freezer. If you tire of cooking then you can make use of the personal chef who is available to book and who uses the finest local ingredients to create memorable meals for all your family and friends. There are 4 bedrooms available, all with TV s: 1 double with four poster bed and en suite bathroom with shower and WC and 2 doubles with en suite bathroom with shower and WC. On the ground floor, 1 further double with en suite bathroom with shower and WC. There is an adjoining annexe which offers additional sleeping accommodation with 4 bedrooms, for up to 8 people, all with TV s: 1 king size with four poster bed and en suite bathroom with shower and WC, 1 double with en suite bathroom with shower and WC. On the ground floor, 2 twins with en suite bathroom with shower and WC, which are connected via the external main entrance porch. Relax in the private Jacuzzi and sauna after a day exploring the local area. Stepping outside, you will find a private patio area with garden furniture and BBQ, and access to large shared courtyard with fountain and raised lawns on the edge of this.
Walkers, hikers and bikers will love the footpath straight up the valley to Llangattock Mountain, where the caves of Agen Allwedd are very popular for caving. Craig y Cilliau, the hillside behind this delightful barn conversion, is a Site of Special Scientific Interest and attracts a wealth of wildlife. The River Usk is easily accessible in Crickhowell, or you can take a stroll along The Brecon and Monmouth Canal. This cottage is within easy reach of the villages of Llangattock and Crickhowell, where there are plenty of pubs, restaurants and local coffee shops to quench your thirst after a day in the hills. Day permits for fishing on the The Rivers Usk & Wye are available and canoes for the River Wye can be rented in Glasbury. Cosy yet spacious, this romantic barn conversion makes the perfect getaway for two. Whitewashed exposed stone walls contrast beautifully with traditional beams, whilst the large patio doors in the living room let the light pour in. The kitchen has a double electric oven, halogen hob, microwave, washing machine, toaster, fridge and a freezer, and there is an area just inside the door for hanging coats and hats as well as storing boots. High ceilings in the living room give a sense of space, and the two sofas facing the wood burner are ideal for relaxing on whilst enjoying a film on the Smart TV after a day in the hills. Open the patio doors to enjoy the views and fresh air whilst you dine at the table. Up a flight of stone stairs with a wooden handrail, the charming bedroom has a king size bed, wooden floorboards, original doors and an en suite with a shower over the bath. There is a small sheltered garden where you can enjoy dining alfresco with a BBQ as the sun sets. Ample parking for several cars.
Discover the Brecon Beacons far and wide, staying in this peaceful and remote location close to the village of Sennybridge (3 miles) which has welcoming country pubs. Those looking to spend some quality time together can embark on romantic walks around the wonderful Welsh countryside, exploring the beautiful green valleys or summiting the national park s highest mountain, Pen y Fan (14 miles). Keen fishermen will no doubt jump at the opportunity to procure a catch of the day, with the River Crai running right through the farmland for brown trout, and the nearby Usk Reservoir (5.5 miles) a popular spot for fly fishing. Travel to the nearby town of Brecon (11.5 miles) for restaurants, shops and cafes. This lovingly converted cottage has been developed from a 200 year old barn and makes up part of a complex of properties on this popular sheep farm. On arrival, head down a step and into the open plan living area where the kitchen, lounge and dining room can be found .The kitchen is petite but fully functional, with induction hob, electric oven, microwave, fridge and washing machine. A small freezer can be found in the outhouse, where a boiler offers a warm spot for storing outerwear and secure storage for bikes. Head back inside and settle into the lounge, selecting a book to flick through or simply sit down and enjoy a DVD. On the first floor, a spacious double bedroom with sloping ceilings offers an inviting space to rest your head each night, with an en suite waterfall shower, heated towel rail and WC. There s a small but functional patio space to the front of the property, with outdoor furniture and a BBQ for al fresco dining. The property is located on a 220 acre sheep farm and the resident owners invite you to take a stroll through the farm, a particularly nice pastime during lambing season.
Situated in private grounds of a small holding above the tiny hamlet of Garthbrengy, this is the ideal romantic getaway for two. With miles of countryside all around, you will be able to find a walking or cycling route on your doorstep. The town of Brecon is 5 miles south, with its selection of pubs, eateries, cafes, shops, a theatre and an independent family run cinema. Here you can also participate in water activities on the River Usk, or access the Brecon Beacons National Park where you can explore 520 square miles of green spaces, mountains and woodland. This romantic bolthole has been renovated yet still retains a lot of traditional Welsh character. The deceivingly spacious single storey stone barn has high ceilings, exposed beams and is tastefully decorated throughout. The kitchen area has all of the amenities you should require as well as plenty of surface space to prepare and cook meals. Once complete, you can enjoy the food at the farmhouse style table and chairs. From the kitchen, there are two stone steps into the living area, which is bright and has windows all around, so you can admire the views from the comfortable leather sofas and chairs. The double bedroom features high ceilings and exposed beams, making the area spacious yet homely. The bathroom has a useful walk in shower. The living room doors open up onto a pretty patio with seating area and BBQ. From here, you will be overlooking the on site duck pond and a large lawn area. The views across the valleys and hills are breathtaking. Light pollution is very low here and starry night skies are often a welcome sight when the weather is clear. Ample parking is available to the front of the property.
No matter the time of year, you ll never be short of things to do when visiting this area of Wales. This property is located on the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park and offers walking and cycling opportunities direct from the doorstep. You will be 3 miles from the small town of Ystradgynlais where you can visit the remains of Ynyscedwyn Ironworks. Porth yr Ogof is 14 miles from the property and is Wales largest cave opening where the more active can take part in caving. Take in the stunning Aberdulais Falls, located 8 miles south or visit the rare and wonderful Welsh wildlife at Cwm Clydach RSPB reserve, 10 miles away. Further afield, you can see the beautiful Gower Peninsula with its magnificent sandy beaches, just 20 miles away. On entering the barn conversion, you will find yourself in the living room. This area is modern and stylishly decorated. There are two comfortable sofas, one of which is a sofa bed. There is also a TV with Sky Plus and a DVD player so you can relax after a busy day exploring. The kitchen has an electric oven, microwave, fridge and small freezer. There is also a dining table and chairs to enjoy a meal together. At the far end of the dining area is a door that leads out into the farmyard. Upstairs is a large king size bedroom which enjoys stunning views over the farm, forest and further beyond and an en suite bathroom with separate shower and bath. The property is reached along a farm track and is situated in a fairly isolated position on this cattle and sheep farm. The barn is in a picturesque and enclosed courtyard, which comes complete with garden furniture and BBQ for summer evenings outside. You can also explore the 130 acres of private woodland, which has many waymarked walking routes that run through the countryside and farm. You can also walk a mile to the nearby Palleg Golf Course.
With Crickhowell less than 6 miles away, head off on a circular walk from Crickhowell to Table Mountain for wonderous views. Stay even closer to home and visit Tretower Court and Castle less than 3 miles away. Bring three of your canine companions with you on your rural retreat and explore the local landscapes together. This charming barn is attached to the owner s home but peace and privacy is ensured. The open plan living space is the place to be and the lounge, kitchen and diner fit together perfectly to create a great communal area. The kitchen is compact but fully equipped, and has enough room for you to cook up a feast which can be served up at the table as you raise a glass at dinner time. Sink into the comfortable corner sofa and switch on the TV for a quiet night in. The wood burner sits in the feature fireplace, get it roaring to keep the chill at bay. Sort through the wide selection of DVDs and board games which promise to keep you entertained when you return from exploring your surroundings before you head upstairs to bed. Find yourself in the master double bedroom with its light airy feel then continue through this room to the bathroom and second bedroom. The second room can be made up as a super king or a double and is a cosy spot in which to unwind. Sloping ceilings on the first floor add quirk and character, please take care. From the comfort of your bed, star gazers have a fantastic view of the dark skies through the sloping windows above. Adventurers can lock away canoes and bikes in the storage provided so you can sleep feeling reassured that equipment is safe. Sip a mug of warming coffee or a glass of something cold in the enclosed courtyard with patio furniture. Enjoy sundowner evenings outside and fire up the BBQ for delicious feasts. Ample off road parking is available at this property.
This property enjoys a quiet rural location in the mid Wales countryside, with the stunning backdrop of the Cambrian Mountains. The location is ideal for those who like spending time outdoors, enjoying the simple pleasures of scenic country walks, and relaxing bike rides. The area surrounding the property is simply stunning, with the Elan Valley s reservoirs and dams, the rugged beauty of the Brecon Beacons, the stunning Wye Valley and the wildlife rich Bwlch Nant Yr Arian, home to a huge number of red kites, which are fed daily by the lake. The town of Rhayader is just a short distance from the property, not only offering a range of shops and eateries, but is also the home of Welsh Royal Crystal and its interesting visitor centre. The town of Llanidloes is only a short drive away too. The property is ideally located close to National cycle routes, as well as many popular walks. For those in the area for wedding celebrations, this property is within close proximity of many local wedding venues. On arrival at this property, there are a few steps up to the front door, and guests first come to the open plan lounge/diner, a welcoming room with a lovely cosy feel to it, where guests will find a dining table, comfortable sofa seating, a TV, and DVD. The kitchen, next to the lounge/diner, is well equipped with an oven, hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, and washing machine. The shower room with its shower and WC is also located on the ground floor, whilst the properties two bedrooms can be found upstairs. The first of these is a restful king size room with a beamed ceiling, whilst the second bedroom is a spacious, characterful twin room (which can be made as a super king size if requested at time of booking). Guests should be aware that the bedrooms both have sloping ceilings, and, therefore, some reduced head height. Outside, the property enjoys an enclosed lawn with garden furniture, offering attractive views over the surrounding countryside from the provided table and chairs, as well as bike storage for those who need it.
