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.
Set within private grounds, these two beautiful old barns have been cleverly and stylishly connected to create a gorgeous family home, complete with stunning views. Finished to a high standard, this property provides maximum style and comfort.On the natural border between England and Wales with Offa's Dyke just a little further up the hill, this house is perfectly located with incredible walks and mountain bike trails right from the door. The Black Mountains are fabulous by horseback and there are numerous riding stables nearby. There are Norman Castles littered throughout the landscape and three historic castles, Grosmont, Skenfrith and White Castle, are all within easy reach, perfect for a day out exploring the Borders. Towns nearby include Abergavenny with its castle, shops and restaurants just 15 mins by car whilst the Cathedral cities of Brecon and Hereford are just 30 minutes away. The region is great for walking, has a wealth of mountain bike trails within the area as well as canoeing through the Wye Valley. This is a stunningly beautiful property in a secluded position and surrounded by lovely countryside. A much loved home full of family photos and containing everything you will need for a perfect stay. The Wi fi is sometimes patchy and due to the rural location, the showers are sometimes less than powerful but we know you will find this to be a gorgeous barn with a stunning view in the Black Mountains, as have the many guests before.Inside are many internal steps. From the front door, a stone stairway leads down to a cosy den with TV, DVD Wi Fi and Sky Sports. A few steps up and you reach the fabulously cosy drawing room with shelves full of books and a warming open fire with plenty of chairs gathered around for a lovely lazy afternoon or evening. There is also a spacious and stylish open plan kitchen diner which is found three steps down from the drawing room interlinked with this is large sitting room which is a beautiful glass conservatory which houses a comfortable corner sofa and wood burning stove. The kitchen is well equipped with Lacanche electric range, dishwasher and microwave with the adjacent French dining table having ample space for 12 guests.On one side of the property are stairs leading to two double bedrooms made up with super king size beds (which can be made into twins by request at the time of booking). There is a bathroom with roll top bath and shower. On the next level is the master bedroom with super king size bed and en suite bathroom with adjoining single bedroom. A further flight of stairs leads to two more super king sized rooms (which can be made into twins on request at time of booking) with another bathroom with roll top bath and separate shower. Outside there is some fabulous outdoor furniture on the terrace as well as private grounds complete with trampoline, swing ball and sledges in winter months. There is also a BBQ. The property has a long farm driveway, so please be aware that it gets muddy in bad weather pack some wellies!
Recharge your batteries at this immaculately presented cottage for two just a mile from the vibrant market town of Abergavenny. It s an ideal base for exploring the Brecon Beacons National Park while still being close to shops, culture and entertainment. The Corn Store has been very well converted from the historic storage building associated with the mill that dates back to the 17th century, and is all on the ground floor. Outside, the cottage has its own lawned garden, stone patio and separate decked area with a stone built BBQ. With so much on your doorstep, you may not need to spend much time indoors, but the well appointed, light and airy living space is perfect for unwinding at the end of the day. You can gaze out of the window while sat at the dining table as you share a romantic meal prepared with local Welsh produce. Afterwards, get toasty in front of the wood burner on relaxing evenings in the super king size bed is an especially welcome sight after long hikes in the Brecon Beacons. The pretty garden is partially shaded with conifer trees, so you can keep out of the sun on scorching summer days. It s a lovely spot to sit and relax with a glass of wine or grilled BBQ treat and listen to the sounds of the River Gavenny as it rolls down the valley to meet the river Usk. The property is in the village of Mardy, where you can pick up a fish supper from the local chippy or get any essentials you need. Or you can head into Abergavenny, known for its annual food festival, farmers markets and Norman castle. There are plenty of opportunities to get active in this part of the world as you can go walking, mountain biking, pony trekking and climbing in the national park. Also nearby is the hillside setting of the Brecon and Monmouthshire canal with beautiful views. Over the Blorenge mountain with stunning panoramic vistas, is the Blaenavon Ironworks (7.5 miles), where you can discover how the site powered the Industrial Revolution and explore the 19th century workers cottages.
Part of a complex of properties, this converted barn is situated on a working livestock farm. Right from the doorstep, you will be spoilt for choice with walking and cycling routes through the picturesque Black Mountains and Brecon Beacons. Just 1 mile away is the closest pub, which offers tasty local food and drink. Crickhowell, the winner of Best British High Street in 2018, is 3 miles from the property, where you will find independent shops, pubs, cafes and restaurants to whet your appetite. Abergavenny, the Gateway to Wales is 8.5 miles from here and the market town of Brecon can be reached in 12 miles. This property has been decorated with traditional features and oak windows, beams and flooring throughout. You enter the spacious kitchen through a heavy oak latched door, and you will find plenty of room for cooking, with all the amenities you require. There is also an oak table and chairs, seating four people. The characterful living room has a leather sofa and reclining chair as well as a wood burner to keep cosy in the evenings. Upstairs are two king size bedrooms, both with en suite shower rooms, ideal for a group of friends of couples. Wake up to the magnificent views from the upstairs windows across the Usk Valley. Underfloor heating throughout the property means that you will keep warm whatever the weather. The outside of the property has a gravel terrace area, a real suntrap in the summer months. Take in the surroundings from the garden furniture and enjoy al fresco dining with a BBQ available for use. You can access The Beacons Way from here and visit Tretower s medieval court and castle on foot. There is plenty of off road parking at the property.
Arrive at this stable cottage and drop your bags off before heading straight out to explore. Coed Trallwmn Mountain Bike and Visitor Centre is just 20 miles from your door so hop on your bike and ride the day away. Large windows let light flood inside creating a tranquil feel at this home from home. The comfortable sofas invite you to put your feet up as you laze away in front of the TV or gaze across the fields and valleys beyond. There is plenty of room for all hands on deck to make light work of mealtimes in the kitchen/diner. Gather at the island and utilize all of the fantastic space to cook up a storm. Plate up at the table which comfortably seats six and enjoy dining together. There is a handy downstairs WC but head to the first floor to find the family shower room. The three bedrooms can also be found on this floor, the spacious king size with en suite shower room, 4ft queen sized double room and snug single all invite you to switch off and unwind. Wake up and discover the indoor hot tub, shared with other properties on site, to start your day with a relaxing soak. Enjoy sunny days on the lawn, also a good spot for four legged friends to stretch their legs and fire up the BBQ in the evening for a tasty feast to enjoy. In addition to washing and storage facilities for mountain bikes, there is ample off road parking at this property.
A glorious space to rest and recharge, the Brecon Beacons National Park ticks all the boxes for those looking for outdoor adventures, challenging walks or calming afternoons of exploring pretty market towns. Bring your mountain bikes, canoes and fishing rods; you ll find the River Usk just 1 mile away for water based activities and mountain biking and hiking routes from your very doorstep. Visit the park s highest mountain, Pen y Fan, just 10 miles away or head to the river to fish for salmon and trout. More relaxing days out can be enjoyed in the market town of Brecon (7 miles) or the picturesque village of Sennybridge (2 miles), where country pubs are ready to offer you a warm Welsh welcome. This surprisingly spacious converted 16th century stable has been maintained in a charming countryside style, perfectly fitting with its rural location. The heart of the house is a sociable and spacious open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The kitchen area has an induction hob, electric oven, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and dining table for four. Choose the chair or sofa in the lounge and stay warm by the wood burner effect electric fire set in an original stone fireplace. A TV/DVD can be enjoyed here in the living area or whilst lounging in bed on the first floor. Upstairs, a bright and cheery double bedroom boasts plenty of storage space, a charming dressing table and an extra single bed. Completing the first floor is a contemporary bathroom with a large shower and WC, along with a jacuzzi bath and heated towel rail. Wander outside and soak up the sunshine on the private patio.Outdoor furniture and a BBQ provide the perfect spot for al fresco dining or morning coffee. On the estate, you ll also find a secure storage spot for outdoor equipment, including mountain bikes and canoes.
Enjoying a remote location in the beautiful Welsh countryside, this impressive holiday home blends original features with contemporary design. Surrounded by spectacular countryside, step out of the front door to spend your days discovering the natural beauty of the Brecon Beacons. Less than a mile from your holiday home are the stunning cascades of the Blaen y Glyn waterfalls for a peaceful picnic beside the tumbling waters. Enjoy a nostalgic trip through the stunning landscape on the Brecon Mountain Railway (11.5 miles) or hop in the saddle for a cycle along the Taff Cycle Trail which runs past the property. The pretty village of Talybont on Usk (4 miles) has a choice of welcoming pubs which are well worth a visit after a long walk along the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal. Discover the mining heritage of the South Wales Valleys with a trip to Big Pit National Coal Mining Museum (21 miles) or the Blaenavon Ironworks (19.5 miles). Encompassed by rolling hills and towering trees, step out of your car and pause to appreciate the beauty of your surroundings. Entering the property, underfloor heating throughout creates a cosy atmosphere and the tasteful decor and use of warm wood accents makes this a relaxing environment to escape the hustle and bustle of modern life. Catering for larger groups is a dream in the very well equipped kitchen/diner with a beautiful stone floor and exposed ceiling beams. There s plenty of storage and ample workspace to prepare hearty meals and you ll find a range style gas oven and hob, dishwasher and fridge in this area. Gather together around the centrally positioned dining table, that can seat up to 14 guests when fully extended, to share meals and highlights of your day. Step through to the handy utility room where you will find additional storage, a microwave, freezer and washing machine. There s also a drying room for wet coats and boots and a separate cloakroom with a WC. Steps lead from the kitchen to the elegant sitting room with exposed brickwork and an oak beamed ceiling. Sink into one of the plump sofas and enjoy the panoramic views across Talybont Reservoir through the huge arched windows. Light the traditional wood burner set in the feature stone fireplace for a cosy night in watching a film on the TV with DVD player or listening to music on the Bluetooth speaker. Get competitive with a game of pool at the pool table or table football. A handmade oak staircase leads to the first floor where you will find the four indulgent bedrooms with oak beams and oak flooring throughout. The first bedroom is a generous family room with an oak framed double bed and a single bed, ample storage and a mezzanine level with second double bed. There is also an en suite shower room. A second family room boasts an oak framed double bed and a single bed, with a second single bed on the mezzanine and also enjoys an en suite shower room. The cosy twin bedroom with an en suite shower room features white washed brick walls and quirky circular stone windows offering fabulous views. The final bedroom is an attractive double bedroom with ample storage and an en suite bathroom with a shower over the bath. There is also an unused mezzanine level within this room. There are two WCs on this floor, one at each end of the landing. Venturing outside, there is a private terrace with a seating area with a wooden table, benches and a BBQ for a relaxed evening meal as the sun sets across the mountains. There is a large lawned garden to the rear of the barn with a trampoline and table tennis for guest of all ages to enjoy. Ample parking is available at the property along with safe storage for mountain bikes.
Surrounded by beautiful gardens, this charming lodge is one of three properties set opposite the owner s home. The handy location means you could soon be exploring the various trails and footpaths leading from your doorstep, marvelling at the scenery over the Usk Valley as you scale the Sugar Loaf Mountain. Weary from your adventures, the local pub 0.5 miles away has a fine selection of real ales and hearty meals to save you from cooking. The local area is renowned for being popular amongst foodies, with two Michelin starred restaurants and celebrated gastropubs within 9 miles. If you time your visit to coincide with the Abergavenny Food Festival in September, you ll be in for a treat. Accessed via a gently stepped path, the property itself is a cosy retreat that sleeps four guests across two bedrooms. The comfortable lounge is bright and spacious, featuring a vaulted ceiling and original beams. Natural light streams in through the French doors and the room is equipped with snug sofas, a TV/DVD player, and an inviting dining area tailor made for enjoying home cooked meals. From here, you ll be able to find the elegant galley kitchen, complete with a electric cooker, grill, induction hob, microwave, fridge, dishwasher, toaster, and coffee maker. The first of the two bedrooms is a spacious double, and the second is a twin with zip and link beds that can be converted into a continental double or king size bed on request. There is a shower room with WC and shared laundry facilities can be found on site. The friendly owners can also be approached to ask about the best routes for exploring the area. Outside, a sunny terrace with hot tub overlooks 3.5 acres of attractive gardens and a small area of woodland, home to a few curious pheasants that wander throughout the area. If you want to explore the local area, there is a path to Sugar Loaf Mountain right from the sun terrace.
Discover the unrivalled beauty of one of Wales most glorious national parks with a trip to the Brecon Beacons. Within close reach of picturesque villages, charming market towns and a seemingly endless selection of walking routes, this South Wales property has got it all. Set off from your doorstep to enjoy hiking or mountain biking excursions, discovering the beautiful Black Mountains region and the impressive peak of Waun Fach (11 miles). For less challenging afternoons out, visit the village of Crickhowell (3 miles) to visit welcoming pubs or head to Hay on Wye (17.5 miles) to discover its many bookshops. And for music lovers, the popular Green Man Festival takes place just 2.5 miles from your door, ideal for those who don t fancy camping. Filled to the brim with traditional charm, this converted barn combines both original elements and contemporary style. Head inside via the vast glass doors and take in the spacious entrance hall. The kitchen is compact but well equipped, with electric oven, hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. A handy breakfast table provides plenty of space for six to dine together. Continuing through the property, you ll find the lounge with sofas, TV/DVD and a wood burner for cooler evenings. Completing this floor is a cloakroom with WC. Upstairs, three bedrooms with sloping ceilings are beautiful presented with original oak beams and wooden floorboards. The master bedroom is a double with a dressing table as well as an en suite with shower and WC. The twin bedroom is perfect for children, and a final king size room offers a versatile zip and link bed. Finally, you ll find a family bathroom with bath, shower and WC, the perfect spot for a soak after a long walk. To the rear of the property, you ll find a delightful private courtyard, fully furnished with an outdoor dining set and a BBQ for warm summers evenings. Soak up the views of the Usk Valley and Black Mountains from your very own outdoor space, enjoying fresh morning coffee or a well deserved evening tipple.
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.
Located just outside Hay on Wye near the Welsh Borders, this charming cabin is the perfect place for a romantic break for two. Spend slow hours browsing the bookshops that give the town of books its international reputation, as well as the independent boutiques and antique dealers, before enjoying one of the many excellent pubs and restaurants. Alternatively, head south and you will soon find yourself in the Black Mountains or Brecon Beacons, where mountain biking, pony trekking and miles of stunning walks through glorious landscapes await. Simple and stylish, the wooden cabin has an open plan interior that maximises the space. The living area features a dining table and chairs, where you can enjoy a meal or plan your next adventure, or you might prefer to cosy down and enjoy an evening in front of your favourite television show or movie. The fitted kitchen provides everything you need to cater for your stay. A double bed nestles at one end of the cabin, with curtains to separate it from the rest of the living space, and there is a separate shower room and WC. Despite being set 20 metres from the owner s property, the cabin feels very secluded, with a private veranda where you can enjoy evenings outside as the sun goes down on the panoramic views (blankets are provided to take off the chill if temperatures drop). Alternatively, a private patio with chiminea, outdoor furniture and BBQ, give you a place to dine alfresco under the pollution free night skies. Guests are also free to roam the large 1 acre gardens, complete with orchard, or follow the footpath beside the cabin out onto the open hillside for a romantic picnic as the sun sets on another perfect day.
