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.
Nestled in the Brecon Beacons National Park, with farm walks and views across the Usk Valleys. Just 1 mile from the village of Talybont on Usk, potter to the local shop and pub with ease. Brecon lies in one direction and both Crickhowell, with its range of independent shops and the foodie haven of Abergavenny, lie in the other. The Brecon and Monmouth Canal with its pretty towpath runs nearby, or explore the River Wye and the River Usk. Walk from your door and up the lane to the foothills of the Beacons or perhaps head downwards to the country pub. Explore the local history at Tretower Castle and Court, (6 miles) White Castle and Raglan Castle (21 miles), or spend a day rummaging through bookshops at Hay on Wye (20 miles). Enjoy the views across the valley before you step inside this beautifully finished lodge, finished to a high standard and perfect for groups wanting to get away and enjoy the countryside. The open plan living space has been well configured offering guests a cosy space to relax and unwind in front of the wood burner (first basket of logs included), for dining, a table and chairs and for the chef amongst you a bespoke built kitchen that is well equipped to offer an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment, dishwasher and washing machine. A generously sized double bedroom with garden views offering access to an en suite bathroom with a separate shower and WC. A twin room enjoying valley views, and a king size mezzanine bedroom accessed from the lounge area. There is also a family bathroom with a bath, shower, and WC. Outside the garden has an open aspect within sympathetically landscaped grounds. There is a hot tub where you can relax and enjoy the dark skies, and there is a table and chairs for dining and BBQ. There is guest parking for two cars within the site car park.
The picturesque village of Talybont on Usk is only 0.5 miles away with its local stores, pubs, and eateries. The tranquil Talybont Reservoir offers gentle strolls around the water s edge listening to the distant birdsong or enjoying the stunning cascades of the nearby Blaen y Glyn waterfalls (7.5 miles). Take to the water at Talybont on Usk with a kayak adventure along the river, or why not enjoy a nostalgic steam train ride through the stunning countryside at the Brecon Mountain Railway (10 miles)? The cathedral town of Brecon is well worth a visit with its quaint streets and independent stores. Visit the famous literary town of Hay on Wye (20 miles) and browse the bookstores before enjoying a ramble along the riverbank. Enjoy the views across the valley before you step inside this beautiful lodge, finished to a high standard and perfect for groups wanting to get away and enjoy the countryside. The open plan living space has been well configured, offering guests a cosy space to relax and unwind in front of the wood burner. For dining, there is a table and chairs and for the chef amongst you, there s a bespoke kitchen that is well equipped to offer an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with an ice compartment, dishwasher and washing machine. A generously sized double bedroom with garden views offers access to an en suite bathroom with a separate shower and WC. The twin room enjoys valley views, and a king size mezzanine bedroom is accessed from the lounge area. There is also a family bathroom with a bath, shower, and WC. Outside, the garden has an open aspect within sympathetically landscaped grounds. There is a hot tub where you can relax and enjoy the dark skies, as well as a table and chairs for dining and a BBQ. There is guest parking for two cars within the on site car park.
Situated in front of the owner s traditional longhouse, this quirky 18 foot shepherd hut enjoys glorious views across the fields towards the Epynt Mountain and the valley below. There are wonderful walks straight from the door through woodland and fields, offering plentiful wildlife spotting opportunities. Situated in a remote location, the hut offers an escape from the stresses and strains of modern life. The village of Cilmery (2.5 miles) has a well regarded traditional inn and there is a request stop train station for the Heart of Wales Railway Line. Take time to see the stone monument to Prince Llewelyn, slain on the banks of the river. Shops and a choice of cafes and restaurants can be found at nearby Builth Wells (6 miles) where you can ramble along the banks of the River Wye. Explore the Elan Valley (8 miles) where you will find scenic walks and picturesque picnic spots. Further afield, the popular towns of Brecon (20 miles) and Hay on Wye are well worth a visit. Set in the grounds of the owner s property, this comfortable cedar clad cosy holiday home offers well designed accommodation on one level. Follow the pathway and take the three steps to the entrance door. Enter into the open plan interior with wood panelled walls and colourful soft furnishings. At one end is the comfortable king size bed, dressed in a hand crocheted bed cover with co ordinating handmade cushions. There is a compact but well equipped kitchen area with a two ring hob, microwave/oven and fridge with freezer compartment. Dine at the pull out table and chairs as you enjoy the views across the valley through the double doors before curling up in one of the cosy chairs and chatting in front of the flickering flames of the wood burner. A shower room with WC completes the accommodation. Outside, dine alfresco on your private balcony where you will find a bistro style table and chairs for romantic sunset meals. The garden area is equipped with a BBQ and firepit, perfect for evenings spent stargazing under the clear skies. Bring your binoculars as the wider surrounding gardens have been designed to attract wildlife and you may spot the barn owls and woodpeckers which are visitors to the garden. There is ample parking available. Yoga classes and textile courses can be arranged with the owners upon request.
This fabulous lodge is located 6 miles from the charming spa town of Llandrindod Wells where you can enjoy water sports on the lake or a gentle stroll around it, followed by tea and cake. 14 miles west of the lodge is the magnificent Elan Valley, where a day of exploring this stunning countryside and dams by bike, foot or even horseback will take your breath away. 15 miles away is the historic market town of Builth Wells set on the banks of the River Wye and home to the annual Royal Welsh Show. There are also several picturesque golf clubs in the surrounding area. Situated opposite the paddock under a canopy of trees is this spacious and bright log cabin. Enter through the front door into an open plan living/kitchen and dining area. This is a great space to hang out, relax, and discuss the adventures to be had. The kitchen is well equipped with a microwave, electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. Relax on the soft grey sofas while enjoying your favourite programmes on the Smart TV or unwind with a book in front of the wood burner effect electric fire. Take time to appreciate your morning coffee and croissants at the breakfast island or get stuck in with a family feast at the dining table. The log cabin has a shower room with a shower enclosure and a WC, one double bedroom and one twin room, each including hanging rails and storage space for your clothes. Heading outside, you will find a private lawn and patio area with seating and a hot tub. Enjoy alfresco dining on the picnic bench at the front of the property. There are off road parking spaces for two vehicles at the front of the property.
The shepherd hut is filled with home comforts, nestling in Hafren Valley on a four acre smallholding with chickens, wildlife pond, orchard, river and stunning views. A romantic retreat, set in an idyllic hamlet close to Llandiloes. The intriguing town offers an array of activities, eateries, independent shops and galleries. Enjoy fine architecture, cultural heritage and culinary delights. Stunning countryside is on the doorstep, choose one of the myriad of footpaths and cycle routes through the majestic rolling hills. Pop to Rhayader and the Elan Valley, visit Clywedog Reservoir and the Red Kites Feeding Station or head 20 miles west to coastal Aberystwyth and Borth. Perfect for a relaxing or action packed holiday. Walk up the wooden steps to the double doors opening into this cosy lounge/kitchen/sleeping area with underfloor heating, warming wood burner, interesting artworks and all the thoughtful little extras to make you re your stay very comfortable. The kitchen area has been creatively designed with a two ring gas hob, microwave oven, fridge and tea and coffee making facilities. Enjoy an invigorating hot shower as you ponder the day ahead, there is also an eco WC in the shower room. Start the day at the breakfast bar with eggs from the local chickens and freshly brewed tea. Take time to relax listening to the radio, open the doors to hear the birdsong and babbling river, check local events on your phone or snuggle up, light the wood burner, embrace the view and see magnificent sunsets. After a full day out close the blinds, pull back the duvet on the full size double bed and enjoy a good nights sleep. As you walk through the willow arch the view is breath taking leading to the table and chairs overlooking the river, a lovely spot for morning coffee or enjoy a BBQ in the private garden with fire pit, furniture and far reaching views. Enjoy fishing at the bottom of the garden in the River Severn (don t forget your rods), stroll along the famous 'Sabrina' walk by the river and explore the owners four acre small holding with chickens, orchard, wildlife pond and landscaped gardens. The garden also participates in the National Open Garden Scheme and is a conservation wildlife project, with rare birds and dragon flies. Ample private parking and if you are bringing your bike to ride Route 8, bike storage is available. Home grown vegetables and eggs are also available from the owners.
This charming log cabin is set on the outskirts of Machynlleth with countryside views and woodland walks straight from the door. The quintessential Welsh market town (1.5 miles) can be reached by car or on foot from the cabin, where there are bars, shops, cosy cafes and supermarkets for all your essentials, plus a weekly market. The Snowdonia National Park can be found to the north reaching the town of Dolgellau in 17.5 miles. If a day at the beach is more your thing, Aberdyfi can be reached in just 12 miles. As you enter this cosy cabin you are welcomed into a warm, inviting, open plan living space. The lounge has been arranged with two sofas centred around the wood burner. Settle down for the evening in front of the fire and watch TV or read a book and relax. The stylish kitchen is equipped with an electric oven and hob, fridge with ice compartment and microwave everything you could need to prepare a hearty breakfast to start your day or simple supper on your return. There is a dining table in the kitchen area to enjoy your meals from or to sit around and map out your next hike. Down the small corridor from the lounge, there is a double bedroom with built in storage for your clothes and belongings. There is a second bedroom with custom made, L shaped bunk beds, comprising of a standard single bottom bunk and 2"6 single top bunk. Please note, this room is only suitable for children. The shower room has been equipped with a shower and WC. Outside the cabin, you have your very own decked terrace with garden furniture and views of the hills and countryside. There is off road car parking for one car along a short path from the cabin.
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.
This property is one of two lodges set in a delightful orchard in the village of Talgarth, in the Brecon Beacons National Park. The property has splendid views and is an easy walk to the village pubs and shops, and a restored watermill. Only a short drive away is the ever popular, town of books, Hay on Wye. The property is a short drive to some local beauty spots such as Llangorse Lake and Pwll y Wrach Nature Reserve, offering super walks. For the more easy going guests, there are some lovely market towns such as Crickhowell and Brecon, both within easy reach. There is plenty to see and do during the day, such as walking, mountain biking, climbing, kayaking, fishing and horse riding, before a bit of stargazing in the evening. Relax and unwind in this stylish retreat, part of our exclusive Joules Collection. Look out for handpicked additions from this quintessentially British brand, such as bright and bold bedding in the king size bedroom from their latest homeware collection. Follow the pathway through the orchard to the lodge, where you will find the entrance hall where you will find a handy utility room with washing machine, tumble dryer and freezer. Past the utility room there is a light and airy super king size zip and link bedroom (which can be made up as a twin on request) with lovely views. Venture down a couple of steps and discover the warm and cosy open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The contemporary kitchen has an electric oven and an induction hob, fridge, microwave and dishwasher. The lounge area has a stylish sofa and chairs, Smart TV and floor to ceiling windows, to take in the fabulous surroundings. From the kitchen area through an internal hallway you will find the shower room with shower and WC. And completing the accommodation a pretty king size bedroom. This is a fantastic residence, with cosy underfloor heating throughout, making this an ideal retreat perfect for couples and families all year round. Outside there is a private decked area, overlooking the orchard, stream and woodland beyond, with furniture and BBQ for some al fresco dining, all leading to your own wood fired hot tub. A simply stunning retreat with off road parking for one car.
One of two stunning lodges, set in a pretty orchard in the village of Talgarth, in the Brecon Beacons National Park with delightful views. The property is a short walk to the village pub, shops and even a restored watermill. Just a short drive away is a variety of local beauty spots such as Pwll y Wrach Nature Reserve and Llangorse Lake, offering beautiful walks for all ages. The property is also just a short drive to the ever popular town of books, Hay on Wye. There is lots to see and do during your days of exploration, such as climbing, mountain biking, kayaking, fishing and horse riding, before some star gazing in the evening. And, for the more laid back guests there are lovely market towns including Brecon and Crickhowell within easy reach. Following a pathway down through the orchard to the lodge there is an entrance hall. Passing the utility room with washing machine, tumble dryer and freezer there is a good sized super king size zip and link bedroom (which can be made up as a twin on request) with lovely views. Down a couple of steps from the hallway, you will find the warm and inviting open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The lounge area has a comfortable sofa and chairs, Smart TV and floor to ceiling windows, to take in the beautiful surroundings. The contemporary kitchen has an electric oven and an induction hob, fridge, microwave and dishwasher. From the kitchen, there is an internal hallway to the stylish shower room with shower and WC. Further along the hallway is the king size bedroom. This is a quality residence for the more discerning guest, with underfloor heating throughout, making this perfect for couples and families any time of the year. Outside there is a private decked area overlooking the orchard, stream and woodland beyond. There is garden furniture and a BBQ for some al fresco dining, all leading to your own wood fired hot tub. A simply stunning retreat with off road parking for one car.
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.
