Log Cabins to RentMountains to get lost in; valleys to walk through; beaches to build sandcastles on. Wales is diverse and inviting. Boasting three national parks Snowdonia, Pembrokeshire and the Brecon Beacons and some glorious beaches. Stay on a farm, in a yurt or in a log cabin or simply camp to make the most of the outdoors.
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.
With its Dark Skies Reserve status, varied landscapes and unforgettable walking and hiking routes, the Brecon Beacons National Park boasts everything you need for a stay in rural Wales. Head out and find endless walks from the doorstep, summiting Pen y Fan (14 miles) or travelling to the region s Black Mountain range (30 miles). Fishermen will rejoice with fishing on the River Crai available on the estate and the Usk Reservoir (7 miles) not far for salmon and brown trout fishing, whilst younger guests will enjoy tending to the sheep on the owner s farm or taking a trip to the nearby National Showcaves Centre for Wales (8.5 miles). Reached via some steps, head inside this stylishly converted 200 year old stone barn to find plenty of contemporary and original features, including exposed stone walls alongside modern and homely furniture. On arrival, step into the spacious kitchen where electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and washing machine offer everything you need to make yourselves at home. This room opens out into an open plan living and dining room, where a table set for four is the perfect place to enjoy meals together. The cosy lounge boasts comfortable seating, TV/DVD, CD player, a selection of books and games for you to enjoy together. Continue onto the first floor to find two bedrooms, both with stunning views of the surrounding countryside and sloping ceilings. A spacious master bedroom has an en suite with shower and WC, whilst across the hall, the twin bedroom has an en suite with shower over bath and WC. Both bathrooms benefit from heated towel rails and the bedrooms are well equipped with handy storage and antique style furniture. You will find a small patio area to the side of the property, where an outdoor dining set and BBQ offer a great spot for an al fresco evening outdoors. Be sure to make use of the shed to store bikes and sports equipment, and feel free to roam the surrounding farmland.
This sweet and inviting cottage has been imaginatively converted from a farm s 17th century granary and now makes a wonderful base for a couple exploring the valley surrounding the secluded hamlet of Llanfihangel Nant Bran. Offering incredible views and fabulous rural walks, the area is ideal for nature lovers, with chances to spot red kites soaring overhead. The Epynt Way is within a couple of miles, encircling the Sennybridge Training Area and offering 50 miles of waymarked bridleways to explore. Heading south, the village of Sennybridge (4.5 miles) nestles on the edge of the magnificent Brecon Beacons National Park and has some friendly pubs. Brecon itself (9 miles) features a cinema, theatre, leisure centre and an array of shops, pubs and restaurants. This pretty and welcoming property can be accessed via a flight of external stone stairs. On entering, you will find yourself in the friendly, bright and stylish open plan lounge/kitchen/diner which features characterful exposed beams set in the low sloping ceiling which also has skylights allowing the light to flood in. The attractive lounge provides an ideal space for relaxation at the end of the day. With comfortable seating, a wood burner effect electric fire, SkyTV and DVD the lounge is perfect for snuggling up together in the evening with a good book or a favourite movie. The kitchen is equipped with everything you may need during your stay including an electric oven, microwave, fridge, small freezer and a washing machine. Nearby is the charming dining area which is a wonderful spot for enjoying a romantic meal for two. Exploring this lovely getaway further, you will find the delightful bedroom which features a double bed and a single bed with exposed beams in the low sloping ceiling. There is also a handy shower room complete with shower and WC. Outside, the patio garden is perfect for enjoying a BBQ in the evening. The property also has stabling and grazing for a horse or pony, with lush fields surrounding the cottage and miles of great rides straight from the door. Ample car parking is available, and there s also safe storage for mountain bikes. The property can be booked alongside a nearby property in the hamlet which can accommodate a further five guests.
The Great Hay Barn at Cwmhir Court has been meticulously restored over recent years, using the best of local craftsmanship, the result is a stylish mix of country charm and modern making it a great holiday retreat. Located approximately 1.3 miles from Hay on Wye which is just across the River Wye, walk or cycle across for a great afternoon exploring the thirty plus bookshops and independent shops. Brecon, Crickhowell, Hereford and Abergavenny are all within easy reach. The Brecon Beacons National Park and the Black Mountains are in full view, for the active guests it's a playground on the doorstep, with dramatic hills to climb, pony treks, canoes to hire, gorge walking and high ropes all available nearby. The River Usk runs through Crickhowell and perfect for fishing or venture a little further and see the stunning waterfalls in the National Park. Entering the Great Hay Barn you are immediately struck by the beautifully restored wood beamed high ceiling. The main living area is cleverly divided into three great spaces, the entrance hall with piano, the comfortable sitting room with wood burning stove and sofas and then a separate galleried living area, perfect for watching television, or to use as a playroom for smaller children. Complete with holiday reads, 42 inch flat screen television, DVD and surround sound. There is wi fi throughout.Steps lead down to the dining room with large dining table and chairs for 12 and doors to the enclosed garden outside. There is a huge family kitchen, with a RangeMaster oven and large gas hob. Designed for entertaining, complete with American fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher, food processor, scales, breakfast bar and large breakfast table. Perfect space for families, as well as for caterers to prepare food please contact the owners after booking for their recommendations. There is a decent laundry room, fully equipped with washing machine, drying facilities, sink and a loo. There is an iron and ironing board available.From the main entrance hall, a corridor leads to a twin bedroom with a shower room and WC opposite. There is a double bedroom with en suite bathroom with shower and reached by a short flight of stairs are three further king size double bedrooms with a bathroom with bath, shower and WC. Accessed from the stairs in the main room you will find the master suite, with fantastic four poster Master Bedroom with private bathroom. Each bedroom is furnished with Welsh woollen blankets, lovely antique beds, beautiful bedlinen and soft, fluffy towels included. A hairdryer is available.Outside are the immaculate private lawns and terrace area with outside seating, barbeque available. There is plenty of parking and also table tennis and a pool table. Please note The Great Hay Barn is 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
This pretty cottage makes a delightful base for couples exploring the magnificent Brecon Beacons National Park, with miles of breathtaking walks and cycle trails to discover. Local attractions include the remains of the Iron Age fort at Pen y Crug (4.5 miles), the highest peak in southern Britain, Pen y Fan (10 miles), Llangorse Lake (10.5 miles), Talgarth Mill (13 miles) and Tretower Castle (16 miles). The popular Cradoc Golf Club is nearby (3 miles) or you could head into the historic and bustling market town of Brecon (4 miles) which has a variety of independent shops, pubs and restaurants, as well as a cathedral, a leisure centre with a swimming pool, a theatre and a 1930s style cinema. This charming property has an attractively furnished open plan lounge/kitchen/diner which features a wood burner, exposed beams and beautiful views down the valley. The cosy lounge has plenty of seating so you can snuggle up and catch up with a good book or watch a movie on the TV/DVD. The dining area is ideal for sharing your favourite meals, which you can cook in the stylish kitchen area which is equipped with an oven, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and washer/dryer. Heading upstairs you will find the pretty, spacious and lightly decorated bedroom which features a comfortable king size bed, chairs and far reaching views. There s also a bathroom complete with shower over the bath and a WC. French doors lead out from the lounge into a private orchard where you can sit back on the garden furniture with a glass of wine in the evening or share a BBQ. There s ample parking available as well as storage space for mountain bikes and muddy boots.
Bettws is a sweet village in the Brecon Beacons. Country and mountain walks are right on your doorstep, with the Sugar Loaf and Skirrid nearby providing amazing scenery. Just three miles to the historic town of Abergavenny with an eclectic mix of shops, pubs and restaurants, regular festivals and markets and even a little cinema for rainy days. Nearby you can visit galleries, museums and historic castles. Interesting days out at Blaenavon Iron Works and The Big Pit or perhaps try star gazing at the Brecon Beacons Visitor Centre. Plenty of activities to enjoy including riding, golf, kayaking on the Usk and Wye or a visit to Hay on Wye the town of books, which is twenty miles away. It is difficult not to be impressed when driving up the gravelled drive to this detached barn. Entering the double height dining room simply adds to a very welcoming arrival. The room flows to an opulent lounge with TV/DVD, with large comfortable sofas framing a warming wood burner, providing a relaxing environment any time of year. There are some stone steps down to a delightful sun room, looking out over the grounds and an ideal spot to enjoy a good book and a cup of tea. The kitchen is also a few steps from the lounge and is well equipped for large family gatherings. It has a double electric oven and hob, microwave, coffee machine and dishwasher. A small flight of wooden stairs takes you to a large utility area with fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer and handy WC. Heading away from the lounge through the dining area and up a step, takes you to the ground floor sleeping accommodation. The first room is a sweet double bedroom, with ample wardrobe space, bed linen and towels provided. There is a useful WC before reaching a pretty en suite double bedroom with shower and WC. For entertaining the family there is a games room at the end of this hallway, which is home to a pool table. The first floor is accessed via the imposing staircase that greets you upon arrival to Kestrel Barn, alongside the dining area, with the landing stretching across the length of the building. The master bedroom has a king size bed, with character A frame beams and lovely rural and mountain views. It also benefits from a dressing area that leads to the large en suite with shower and WC, both down a few steps from the bedroom. There is a further double bedroom, again with a beautiful aspect. The family bathroom is well appointed with a roll top bath, separate shower and WC. The final two bedrooms are both twin rooms. This detached barn is a splendid holiday destination for families and couples, the wonderful location and local offerings makes this a must visit whatever the season. Outside there are large enclosed grounds with lawn and patio with furniture. There is ample private parking which includes a carport.
