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.
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.
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.
Enjoying a peaceful location in the grounds of the owner's house, this charming stone cottage is surrounded by lovely mature gardens with fragrant flower beds and shady trees to picnic under. Located on the edge of the medieval village of Clyro, the popular town of Hay on Wye (2.5 miles) is a short drive or walk away where you will find cafes, restaurants and the world famous bookshops. Enjoy rambles along the banks of the River Wye and seek out The Warren, a pretty spot for wild swimming. Browse the craft shops set within the grounds of the ancient castle and pick up a souvenir of your stay. Discover the stunning scenery of the Brecon Beacons National Park by foot or cycle with the peaks of Pen y Fan (26 miles) and The Skirrid (23 miles) within reach. Both the Wye Valley Walk and Offa s Dyke Walk runs through Hay on Wye offering traffic free trails. Not to be missed is the ancient city of Hereford with its imposing cathedral, ruined castle and cider museum. Reached up a quiet lane, this lovely retreat enjoys a peaceful and private location tucked away in the mature forest garden. Step through the front door and into the galley kitchen where you will find everything you need to prepare meals for two. With an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge and freezer, unpack your provisions for a home from home stay. There is a washing machine and drying room in the adjoining utility room for your convenience. Step through into the generous lounge/diner where you can dine with a view at the cosy table set next to the large window. This is a bright and airy room with local landscapes adorning the walls. Snuggle up on the sofa to watch a film on the TV or listen to music on the CD player as you chat late into the evening. When it s time for bed head through into the restful bedroom and drift off to sleep in the king size bed. The bedroom benefits from a spacious en suite bathroom with corner bath and separate shower cubicle. Stepping outside, dine alfresco in your quiet seating area enjoying the views across to the Black Mountains or light the BBQ for a relaxed evening meal. There is secure bike storage and ample parking at the property.
Set within a rugged landscape of Welsh countryside, this is a haven for enthusiastic walkers where you can leave the car behind and explore the hillside or follow the meandering River Irfon. The Elan Valley is just a short distance away offering stunning scenery across the reservoirs, along with the heart of the Brecon Beacons where you can hike up Offa s Dyke for a viewpoint that will take your breath away. You could also try your hand at one of the various water sports available such as kayaking on the River Wye. The traditional market town of Builth Wells is also within easy reach, home to the Royal Welsh Show and many other seasonal events. Located down a peaceful and private country lane, the lodge enjoys an elevated location offering views across a rugged landscape. The undercover terrace offers access to the open plan living space; here you can relax in style with friends. The lounge area enjoys views and natural light from the sliding patio doors, and there are two large sofas where you can catch up in front of the TV after a day exploring. The kitchen/diner is perfect for entertaining; the well equipped space offers an electric oven and gas hob, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. There is also a small utility cupboard with a washing machine. For dining, a table and chairs for four enjoys views from the bifold doors. There are two bedrooms off the hallway: a king size with front aspect and TV, and a double with side aspect and TV. There is also a shower room with shower and WC. Outside, the grounds have been sympathetically landscaped; here you can sit under the covered terrace, or soak in the private hot tub with canopy. There is off road parking for two cars.
Visit the Brecon Beacons to explore some of Wales most glorious countryside and experience unforgettable views of the valleys. Set off with mountain bikes or hiking boots from your doorstep and soak up the wonderful atmosphere of this national park. Summit Pen y Fan (10 miles) is close by or travel a little further afield to explore the Black Mountains (27 miles). Closer to home you ll find the charming village of Sennybridge just 2 miles away, with welcoming pubs to stop off at the end of your walk. You re just 7 miles from the lively town of Brecon, where quality restaurants and a theatre offer a pleasant evening out. This farmhouse property has been thoughtfully decorated with a countryside style in mind, a regular reminder of your delightfully rural location. Step into the spacious oak kitchen, where you will find a double Range style oven, microwave, dishwasher, large fridge and freezer. Meals can be enjoyed together at the long oak dining table seating six. Heading into the lounge area you ll find a stunning stone fireplace with original oak lintel, along with a large number of comfortable seats. Create a cosy ambience with the wood burner effect electric fire and TV/DVD and stereo. Here on the ground floor, you ll find a generous king size bedroom with a large en suite wet room and WC. A second bedroom can be found on the first floor with sloping ceilings, with a king size and single bed. Both bedrooms boast plenty of storage space for clothes and luggage and a TV for lazy mornings in bed. Completing the property is a spacious bathroom with large shower, WC and the added luxury of a heated towel rail. A separate utility room is available shared with another property on site, here you will find a washing machine and tumble dryer. For enjoying the Welsh sunshine, step outside and settle into the private patio space with furniture and a BBQ. This spacious estate also offers a secure space to store mountain bikes and canoes for those bringing their own equipment.
Set in peaceful and unspoilt countryside, this property is a walker s paradise. Set out on foot to explore the local area following the meandering River Irfon. A short drive away (12 miles) is the Crychan Forest, lined with several walking, cycling and riding trails. To explore the area on horseback, choose between Bryngwyn Riding Centre (22 miles) and Tregoyd Mountain Riders (23 miles), or take to the water with a day of kayaking and sailing on Llangorse Lake (23.5 miles). For amenities, the nearby village of Llangammarch (3 miles) offers a shop and local pub. Located down a peaceful and private country lane, the lodge sits next to a large pond and the owner s house is approximately 25 yards away, with privacy assured. Reached via some steps, this charming cabin is bright, airy and open plan, perfect for romantic getaways. The contemporary kitchen area is fitted with an electric oven, hob, microwave and fridge. Dine at the table which looks out across the balcony and pond. After a long day on foot, relax and unwind in the living space. Afterwards, retire to the comfortable double bed while your dogs snooze happily nearby. There is a spacious contemporary shower room. From the living area, patio doors open onto a wooden balcony with a table and chairs for enjoying meals alfresco while soaking up the stunning countryside views. To the side of the cabin is a private undercover hot tub, the perfect way to unwind after a busy day, no matter the weather. There is ample off road parking.
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.
Situated on a private estate gives this pretty lodge a romantic and secluded feel where you can completely submerse yourself in country life. The picturesque town of Builth Wells (8 miles) nestles in the heart of Powys and lies on the banks of the River Wye. This historic market town is bursting with life and home to the Royal Welsh Show, one of the biggest agricultural shows in the country. If you are seeking adventure, then take a day trip to the magnificent Brecon Beacons National Park (17 miles). Hike up Offa s Dyke for a viewpoint that will take your breath away or try your hand at one of the various water sports available such as kayaking, white water rafting and paddleboarding. This idyllic lakeside retreat is part of a small complex, accessed by a quiet private lane and steep path. Arranged over one floor, the lodge has been designed to offer an intimate and romantic style of accommodation. Entering the property, the open plan layout is bright and fresh where large double doors open out onto a covered wooden balcony with BBQ, providing additional living space to enjoy all year round. The galley style kitchen is equipped with a two ring electric hob, mini oven, microwave, slow cooker, electric steamer, fridge and toaster. Tucked peacefully away in the alcove lies one double bed adjacent to the shower room with shower and WC. The lodge is accessed by a steep path and benefits from a spacious decked balcony area, boasting glorious hillside and valley views. This is the perfect setting to enjoy a glass of bubbly together in your own private hot tub whilst waiting for dinner. A rockery style garden surrounds the lodge that sits in a tranquil meadow setting. There is ample parking for two cars.
Set in the centre of Brecon town, this captivating cottage is near pubs, shops and other amenities half a mile away. The River Honddu and Brecon Cathedral can be seen from the cottage while the River Usk is down the road and a picturesque setting for a riverside stroll. Art galleries and museums adorn the streets, while the Brecon Canal Basin begins just south of town hire a canal boat for a lazy day trip on the water. The real reason many visit beautiful Brecon is to climb the highest peak in South Wales, Pen y Fan (6 miles) offering unbeatable views of this renowned national park. Inside, one exposed stone wall contrasts with soothing tones in the sitting room, creating a relaxed space to unwind after busy days out and about in the Brecon Beacons. Wake up for the day over the morning news in this tranquil lounge space or settle in for a film night. Play a round of pool at the downstairs pool table, the ideal place for friends to enjoy socialising into the evening. The light and bright kitchen is complete with an electric oven and gas hob, a microwave, fridge/freezer, coffee machine and dishwasher. There s a cooking area for putting together a meal or you could take a seat at the table and chairs while you plan your day to day adventures. A downstairs closet with WC completes the ground floor. Upstairs, there is a bathroom with a shower over the bath. When everyone is ready to retire for the night, there s a choice of two contemporary, attractive bedrooms one king size and one super king size both with skylights so on a clear evening you can enjoy the night s sky. The super king size bed can be made into two full size single beds on request. Outside, an enclosed courtyard provides a wonderful setting for a morning breath of fresh air or al fresco lunch. The outdoor table and chairs can be found in the barn, which is lockable so you can safely store away bikes if you re planning any cycling trips through this scenic region. There is also parking available for one car.
The cosy yet bright interior of this bolthole will help whisk you into holiday mode as you return from your adventures in the great outdoors each day or maybe slow down the pace and relax inside this charming cottage and feel at home amongst creature comforts. Open plan living makes the most of the space in this single storey property. The kitchen, lounge and diner together form the hub of the home where you can sprawl on the sofa, cook up a storm and dine together. The lounge area houses a wood burner effect gas fire to keep you warm on chilly evenings as you curl up in front of the TV or with a good book. The light kitchen offers a welcoming space for all hands on deck to get involved with mealtimes before you serve up and raise a toast at the table which comfortably seats four. Both the double and twin bedrooms are treated to en suite shower rooms for ease freshening up in the mornings. Rise and shine in these pleasantly decorated rooms and open the blinds for views across the charming grounds. The attention to detail continues outside, sip a mug of hot coffee on the patio for an al fresco start to the day or fire up the BBQ in the evenings for a summer feast. The cottage sits in the beautifully cared for grounds of the owner s house, so you can bask in the sun on your private lawn and listen to the babbling of the river. Off road parking for three cars adjacent to this property. The local village of Gilwern with its choice of pubs and local stores is 1 mile away from your door and steps onto the banks of the Brecon and Monmouthshire canal, ideal for a gentle wander or even to hire a barge from Gilwern Wharf. The more thrill seeking amongst you can go caving less than 3 miles from home as you explore Ogof Craig a Ffynnon. Bring or hire a bike to experience the renowned Bike Park Wales or explore the local trails from your door. Walkers can explore the Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains or the Sugar Loaf, Skirrid and Blorenge mountains on your doorstep and wander the network of tram roads which link to the Industrial heritage of the area .Visit the Clydach and Blaenafon Ironworks and the Big Pit mining museum to relive the atmosphere of Cordells ' Rape of the Fair Country . Steeped in myth and legend it is written that William Shakespeare was inspired to write a Midsummer Night s Dream following a visit to the Clydach Gorge. The nearby market town of Abergavenny and village of Crickhowell offer independent shops and excellent restaurants as well as opportunities to stroll or fish along the banks of the premier Welsh salmon and wild trout Usk river.
