Find your inner adventurer and discover the unique landscape of the Brecon Beacons National Park, a windswept wilderness of rugged mountains, sweeping valleys dotted with ancient trees, and popular market towns boasting friendly eateries and attractions. Offering comfortable sleeping spaces for four guests, this charming property is perfect for families and small groups keen to explore the countryside and sample some of the best local produce this diverse region is famous for. Set within the grounds of a working farm, you’ll soon be enjoying the breathtaking views over a glass of wine in the garden.
Simply presented with traditional details such as character beams and a feature stone fireplace, the property is perfectly tailored for relaxing. Light the wood burner in the lounge and relax with a soothing brew or a slice of cake at the table. There’s a generously equipped kitchen and a utility room for all your culinary and laundry needs, and the separate snug has a sofa bed for additional sleeping space or just somewhere to unwind with a book. Upstairs, the two bedrooms are appointed for a restful night’s sleep, and there is a family bathroom with a shower-over-the-bath. There’s a downstairs shower room too, and the enclosed garden has a patio.
For adventurous types, Llangorse Lake 11 miles away has a wealth of water sports available such as paddleboarding and sailing, but you’ll also be able to access scenic trails and cycle routes from your doorstep. Crickhowell 6 miles away is known for its iconic bridge and pretty streets studded with restaurants and shops, but Abergavenny 11.5 miles away has an impressive gastronomic reputation thanks to the array of restaurants, cafes and pubs. It is also home to the annual food festival, which attracts foodies year upon year.