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.
For a group that wants a remotely located place to stay and socialise in, this 5* spacious stone converted barn offers a comfortable hideaway in the mountains of Mid Wales. Stock up on supplies and go for meals out in the small town of Llanwrtwyd Wells (1.5 miles). Walking and biking are very popular in the area with options to suit all ages and abilities. There s everything from a ramble through local nature and wildlife reserves such as RSPB Gwenffrwd dinas (8 miles) which you can reach on foot from the property, to the notoriously steep ascent of the so called Devil s Staircase (7 miles). A 13 mile drive will take you inside the Brecon Beacons National Park, with its many natural beauty spots, and popular attractions, or nearby Elan valley is ideal for scenic drive around the dams, cycling or walking. Inside, the decor is elegant and all the rooms have been furnished with a wonderful attention to detail. You enter the property via a rear entrance, taking you into the lower ground floor, where you ll find the first of the five bedrooms, a pretty twin. On the ground floor, step into the sitting room, an open room with a wood burner and large windows overlooking scenic views of the valley and the Epynt. Moving through to the main lounge, which is raised by a few internal steps, you ll find sofas and armchairs gathered round the TV and DVD/Blu ray, perfect for film nights together. Back through the sitting room, a few more steps will take you into the bright kitchen/diner, equipped with a range style cooker, dishwasher, and a table seating ten. Completing the ground floor are two rooms which will come in handy after days out walking or biking in the countryside: a utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer (plus fridge/freezer), and a shower room. Four further bedrooms can be found up the handmade oak staircase in the sitting room. Along the landing are three king size bedrooms, two of which have an en suite shower room, as well as a pretty double. Finally, there is a family bathroom with a bath, separate shower, and WC. The bedrooms feature exposed beams and sloped or vaulted ceilings, adding to the property s traditional charm. Outside is an enclosed lawned garden, where you can host a BBQ, dine alfresco, and enjoy a soak in the hot tub. Bike storage is available, as well as grazing for a horse or pony. There is ample off road parking beside the property.
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.
This Barn is everything we think a family holiday home should be; stylish, beautiful, comfortable and brimming with character. Once inside, your gaze is drawn up to the fully restored oak ceiling, the beams criss cross the full length of the barn and lend an atmosphere of warmth and cosiness. There is lots to do in the area, from hiring bikes and cycling into Hay on Wye, or pedal further along the Subtrans routes, hiring canoes or even Vespas from the nearby River Cafe. The Black Mountains are in easy reach, as are the Brecon Beacons, with something available for every level of adventurer. The River Wye is at the bottom of the fields nearby, with canoeing hire in nearby Glasbury. Fishermen will enjoy the River Usk & River Wye for a casting day. Or check out the spectacular waterfalls in the National Park. There is the Cathedral town of Brecon 12 miles away, the City of Hereford with impressive Cathedral housing the ancient Mappa Mundi 20 miles. Entering from the stunning walled Medieval garden, the beautiful state of the art kitchen has everything you should need, with large range cooker, dishwasher, lots of pots, pans and gadgets. The kitchen has a cleverly hidden TV with sofa area to relax and watch someone else do the cooking! There is another large, relaxing area at the end of the main hall with log burning stove (logs provided), two large sofas and a number of armchairs, seating 10 with ease. The main hall has an incredible vaulted ceiling and impressive dining table that can easily seats up to 30 guests. Private catering is available on request from the owners. There is a laundry area with washing machine.From the main hall, doors lead outside to the private and pretty, large walled garden with views of the Black Mountains and Brecon Beacons National Park. There is a barbeque and outdoor seating available for you to make the most of this spectacular location.There are five bedrooms in total, including a downstairs double bedroom and bathroom (perfect for older relatives). Upstairs there is one super king size bedroom, a king size bedroom, a double bedroom, plus a twin room, plus a further 3 bathrooms. Not suitable as a party house, hen or stag parties strictly on a request basis. 7 NIGHT BOOKINGS ON REQUEST ONLY, PLEASE CONTACT OUR BOOKING TEAM
Set deep within the Brecon Beacon National Park, this 200 year old barn conversion is part of a small complex of properties on the owner s large working farm. Enjoy the many picturesque walking and cycling trails on your doorstep and spot the local wildlife, including the area s famous red kite. Visit Dan yr Ogof and explore its popular showcaves (9 miles) or head into Waterfall Country (18 miles). Sennybridge is just 2 miles, while the towns of Llandovery and Brecon are also within easy reach (10 and 12 miles respectively). Stepping into the stylish barn conversion, you ll be greeted by an airy open plan living area, where a floor to ceiling window at the entrance floods the ground floor with natural light. Laze on the comfortable sofa or in one of the armchairs in front of the TV or put on a DVD for a family film night. The kitchen area has everything you need for creating delicious hearty breakfasts to fuel your adventures each morning, and tasty dinners when you return. Also on the ground floor is a bathroom with a shower over the bath. Upstairs, a small mezzanine landing provides a welcome space to relax with a good book, or simply to gaze out at the far reaching countryside views. Here you will also find two spacious and comfortable bedrooms: one double and one twin. Set within 220 acres of working farmland, there is ample outside space here to enjoy. The River Crai runs through the farm, offering a great opportunity for keen fishermen. If you get a great catch, fire up the BBQ which you ll find in the cottage s shed and enjoy a fresh al fresco dinner. Outside, you will also find a hose and tap, perfect for washing down muddy bikes and walking boots. Ample parking is available.
Situated at the upper end of the Swansea Valley, 3 miles from the village shops and pubs of Sennybridge and Defynnog, this period farmhouse with an interconnecting barn conversion occupies a secluded location at the heart of Brecon Beacons National Park. The property has fabulous views over the wooded river valley and surrounding hills, with great walking and mountain biking directly from the house. Head up and over to the beautiful Heol Senni Valley, climb Pen y Fan just 6 miles east, or explore the Black Mountain 10 miles west. For less energetic excursions there are several trout fishing reservoirs nearby, while the city of Swansea and the sandy beaches of the Gower Peninsular beyond lies 27 miles south west. Dating from around 1620, this extensive property has a wealth of charm and character, thanks to its exposed stone and oak beams. The large, friendly kitchen is great for cooking a special meal, with a range style oven, freestanding slate topped island and hanging pan rack adding to the traditional farmhouse appeal. The dining room seats up to 22 guests, which is perfect for ensuring that nobody feels left out, but there is also plenty of room for people to find their own space when they need to. A comfortable beamed sitting room with a large inglenook fireplace and wood burner provides a cosy corner for anyone looking to enjoy a movie, or you may prefer to walk through from the dining room to the converted barn, which contains a second sitting/dining room, an additional kitchen and a conservatory where you can wind down at the end of the day. When it s time to turn in for the night, a total of nine bedrooms await you, five of which are found in the farmhouse. The first is a king size room with en suite bathroom that is accessed by its own staircase. A further three bedrooms a double, a twin and a family room with a double and a single bed are accessed via a separate staircase. Additional stairs then continue up to an attic room with three single beds, although a low beam on entry perhaps makes this ideal for younger guests. Four further bedrooms are found on the first floor of the barn conversion, with a double room, a twin room, a spacious room with four single beds, and a double room that might be best for a single occupant, as the bed is pushed against the wall. Outside, there is plenty of space for everyone to enjoy, although the garden is not fully enclosed. A BBQ and outdoor seating allow you to dine alfresco and enjoy the views over the valley, while younger guests will fall in love with the wild play area s trampoline and rope swings. More fun awaits in the games barn, where you can challenge each other to table football and table tennis (although you will need to bring your own table tennis bats and balls).
Boasting fantastic views from every window, of which some are maintained originals with quirky shapes, this bolthole sits in the shadow of the ancient fort, Castell Dinas. Less than 0.5 miles from the Black Mountains Gliding Club, ditch your hiking boots for the day and try your hand at something more airborne. The open plan living space creates a welcoming space to gather up post adventure with plenty of room for all guests to settle down in style. Sink into comfortable sofas and chairs in the lounge area and switch on the TV for a moment of relaxation. Fire up the wood burner for warmth and then wander through into the kitchen to pop the kettle on. Plenty of workspace means mealtimes are easy and the abundance of storage space also comes in handy when catering for large numbers. The dining area boasts lush views through the large double doors. With four bedrooms set over two floors the ground floor rooms consist of a twin room and a double with en suite shower. Soak in the bath in the downstairs family bathroom or freshen up in the shower over the bath. Climbing the feature staircase to the first floor you will pass the floating landing with beautiful exposed beams. Find the remaining two bedrooms and family shower room on this floor; both have Velux windows so you can kick start the day with incredible views. Take care with the sloping ceilings in first floor rooms. Enjoy a summer feast on the BBQ and sit down at the garden furniture in the large grounds. With off road parking this property is great for outdoor lovers.
Dating back to the late 1600s, this spacious rustic barn is located in the pretty village of Llangorse, making a great base for your Brecons holiday. Walk or cycle round Llangorse lake for a relaxing afternoon or embark on an outdoor pursuit with water sports and fishing. Families will appreciate the Llangorse Multi Activity Centre, with a plethora of exciting things to try, from pony trekking to climbing. The local pub is a great place to enjoy a meal out with the family, or you can travel just 7 miles to Brecon which has plenty of excellent eateries. This charming barn has an incredible interior, characterised by beautiful, exposed beams and stone walls, with rustic decor and neutral tones to create a wonderfully cosy country living atmosphere. The open plan living area includes a farmhouse kitchen, fitted with a Range Master gas hob and griddle plate with electric oven, a microwave, and a fridge. Enjoy your home cooked meals at the dining table. There is a cosy lounge with a Smart TV for watching your favourite movies in the evening, in front of the gas coal effect fire set within the original stone fireplace. From the back door you can access the utility room which houses a washing machine and dryer, as well as a freezer and a second fridge. There is also a downstairs cloakroom with WC for your convenience. The upstairs is light and fresh, with an interior balcony that looks over the open plan ground floor. Full of character with an impressive vaulted, beamed ceiling, the master bedroom has a king size bed for a good night of rest. The double bedroom and twin bedroom are equally beautifully decorated. Also, upstairs you will find the family bathroom with a roll top bath and WC, and a shower room with a walk in shower and WC. In front of the barn there is a shared cobbled stone patio area with garden furniture for enjoying the fresh air on sunny days. There is also parking for two cars at the property.
This pretty property sits within a secluded and lush green valley in the Mynydd Epynt uplands. Situated on a working family farm, there are plenty of opportunities to get to know the resident sheep and ponies. With grazing and stabling available by arrangement, there is the opportunity for guests to explore this often overlooked area of mid Wales from the back of their own horse, with numerous walks available from the door for two legs or four. Alternatively, Brecon Beacons National Park lies just 5 miles to the south, while urban adventurers can set their sites on the market towns of Brecon and Builth Wells 9 and 12 miles distant respectively and seek out local independent stores and boutiques, as well as great cafes, restaurants and bars. Although exposed wooden beams give this property a traditional feel, the open plan living space lends it a modern edge, which continues through the classic decor. The compact kitchen has everything you need to cater for your stay, with a dining area that seats up to six guests and plenty of sofa space for curling up at the end of the day. A utility room houses a washing machine, and you will also find a useful downstairs WC. Upstairs is a spacious Jack and Jill bathroom with a bath and separate power shower, as well as the property s two bedrooms: a spacious master bedroom with double bed, plus a twin bedroom that has space for an additional bed if needed, allowing up to five overnight guests. Outside, an enclosed garden can be found across a shared courtyard with a table and chairs, and BBQ for dining outside . This family friendly space is ideal for winding down at the end of the day. Parking for two cars can be found in the farm courtyard.
Laid back luxury in the quiet hills beyond the towns of Brecon & Sennybridge. There are great days out to be had in the surrounding Brecon Beacons, from walking the highest South Wales peak, PenyFan, to enjoying yummy meals in one of the many country pubs in the area, that's if you can tear yourself away from the views. The area is very good for cycling with routes for both mountain bikes and road cyclists, with bike hire available in Brecon and Hay on Wye. There is a local soft play centre just outside Brecon, encase of a rainy day with under 8's and Brecon has a small independent cinema too. Sennybridge is the closest town, best for the basics, head to Brecon for a proper Welsh town, complete with Cathedral, Regimental museum, cinema and mountaineering shops. Hay on Wye is a favourite, with heaps of independent stores and cafes. Explore the popular Dan yr Ogof caves nearby, or Big Pit for a cultural adventure, both of which are a great family day out. Games room: with table tennis and pool table. Play facilities: children s play frame. The accommodation offers TWO bedrooms: 1 king size with en suite bath and WC and 1 twin, en suite shower and WC. Lounge/dining area: with woodburner, TV and DVD. Kitchen area, with electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. Outside: childrens play frame with slide, pool table, boule, large wooden terrace, BBQ and outdoor furniture. . Regret no smoking. Regret no pets. Amenities: ample parking. Bed linen, electric, central heating and Wi Fi included. Additional info: there are electric charging points for cars.
This property enjoys a pleasantly secluded rural location in mid Wales, just one mile from the attractive market town of Rhayader, the first town on the River Wye. The town boasts a good range of shops and eateries, as well as being home to the Elan Valley Visitor Centre which makes a great first port of call for those who want to enjoy the area s miles of scenic walks. On the outskirts of the town, Gigrin Farm is a great place for wildlife lovers to spend an afternoon, as it is home to the Red Kite feeding centre, with daily feeds when guests can see these magnificent birds up close. Further afield, guests may like to visit the literary town of Hay on Wye or the seaside town of Aberystwyth. The front door of this attractive mill cottage opens directly into the spacious dining room which has been attractively finished with a beamed ceiling, large feature fireplace, and a dining table which comfortably seats six. Moving through to the lounge, guests will find a cosy, relaxing space with a warming wood burner, TV, and Blu ray player, whilst the fantastic sun room offers a second lounge area, which enjoys panoramic views across the patio to the countryside beyond. Keen cooks will be pleased to see that the property s kitchen is well equipped with everything they will need to prepare their favourite dishes, including a Range style oven, hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and washer/dryer. There is also a wet room with shower and WC on the ground floor. On the first floor, meanwhile, guests will find three stylish bedrooms. Two of these are king size rooms, both of which can be made up as twin rooms on request, thanks to their zip and link beds. One of these benefits from an en suite shower room with a shower and WC, whilst the other has an en suite WC. The third bedroom is a twin room which, again, has an en suite shower and WC. Outside, there is a patio garden which is accessed through the sun room, offering garden furniture and a BBQ. Beyond this, there is a beautiful streamside garden, which is a fantastic place to relax, but guests should be aware that children must be supervised at all times.
