Dew Cottage | Crickhowell

This cottage is in a stunning location with views over The Black Mountains & Brecon Beacons, walk or mountain bike from the door. Visit Tretower Court, Talgarth Mill. Local Pub The Farmers Arms in Cwmdu only 1 mile, Brecon 12, Crickhowell 4 miles.

Dew Cottage

Dew Cottage is one of two pretty restored barns (recently mention in The Saturday Times) that, along with Well Cottage and Neuadd Fach Farmhouse form a collection of 3 wonderful holiday cottages on the edge of The Black Mountains in The Brecon Beacons. All three properties are separate yet lend themselves well to larger parties but each cottage also makes a magical spot for a tranquil holiday. The properties have all retained their character with original oak beams, stone walls and wonderful oak floors. The location is quite breathtaking with glorious panoramic views down the valley to Crickhowell and the Gwyrne Fawr reservoir in one direction and Talgarth in the other. The properties are situated on the owner's 400-acre working farm where they keep sheep, rear pedigree Limousin cattle and bred Welsh Mountain ponies. Wonderful walks criss-cross the area and each property has it's own private outdoor space from which to appreciate the stunning scenery.

Fantastic accommodation

Dew Cottage offers a fully equipped and well designed kitchen with a built in oven, hob, microwave, freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. The open plan sitting/dining room has a sofa and chairs, TV with Freeview, DVD and CD player. There is also a dining table and chairs. The downstairs shower room has a handbasin, toilet and shower.

Upstairs to

Bedroom 1: master bedroom with a double bed

Bedroom 2: three single beds.

The bathroom has a bath with power shower over, handbasin and toilet.

Useful information 

  •  Bedlinen and towels provided.
  •  Electricity and oil central heating.
  •  Ample parking.
  •  Pets on discussion
  •  Poor mobile reception - payphone provided.
  •  Cot & Highchair available.
  •  BBQ and garden furniture. 
  • Fishing available in river on owners land
  •  Further accommodation for 11 people can be provided by booking Well Cottage and Neuadd Fach.
  • Supermarkets that deliver here are Tesco, Asda and Waitrose and you can also pre-order a hamper of award-winning treats and picnic snacks from local Brecon Beacons producers. Please see our web site for more details.

    Dew Cottage

    Dew Cottage was formally a barn within the original farmyard at Blaenau Mawr. Now its been transformed into a comfortable and attractive cottage which can sleep up to 5 people. The restored oak beams throughout, oak floors and numerous exposed stone walls retain the character of the original barn. A well-designed kitchen and a downstairs shower room compliment the spacious, open plan layout on the ground floor. Whilst upstairs there is a double and a bedroom with 3 single beds as well as a family bathroom. Dew Cottage also boasts a garden with outdoor furniture and a BBQ for long summer evenings soaking up the last of the sun and admiring the views and wildlife.

     Flexible accommodation for up to 16 people

    A significant bonus of cottages at Blaenau Mawr is the flexibility. One cottage sleeps 4 people, a further converted barn sleeps 5, with the old farmhouse accommodating a further 7. This makes the cottages at Blaenau Mawr the ideal choice for a holiday with the family or with friends. Well Cottage and Neuadd Fach can accommodate 4 visitors and 7 visitors respectively - both are also available to book through us.

    Enjoy a quintessential Welsh village pub

    Just an easy 15-minute stroll down the hill from Dew Cottage is the Farmers Arms pub in Cwmdu. A family run pub with a restaurant area, it offers a wide range of tasty meals from simple baguettes to prime Welsh steaks. Pop in for a bit of banter with the locals and a tasty home-cooked meal made with local produce. The uphill walk home helps make a meal at this friendly local a guilt-free pleasure!

    Discover Tretower

    3 miles up the road is Tretower Court and Castle. The castle is a classic moat and bailey example dating from 1150 with additions made in the 13th century. Tretower Court was recently refurbished and re-opened to the public and is thought to originally date from the 14th century and still boasts many fantastic examples of timberwork from that era as well as a delightful reconstructed 15th century garden. A trip to Tretower is a fantastic window into medieval life in the area.

    Cwmdu (with village pub) 1 mile, Crickhowell 6 miles, Abergavenny 12 miles.

    Learn more about Crickhowell

    Make your booking online now and enjoy life down on the farm, or alternatively you can book by calling our office on 01874 676446.

    If you would like to speak to someone who has visited this property please ask for:

    Elizabeth or Carolyn 
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