Escape to this glorious cottage and make yourselves at home amongst creature comforts, period features and the beautiful interior. Sleeping seven guests, enjoy countryside living with friends, family and two canine companions. Sitting beside the Dulas Brook, enjoy a waterside wander straight from your door, or head into Hay-on-Wye (1.5 miles) and visit the array of eateries, bookshops and Hay Castle.
Enter this beautiful abode and admire the exposed beams, stonework and traditional features which appear throughout. With comfy sofas, the lounge has many a cosy spot in which to curl up and relax in front of the wood burner – a welcome comfort after days spent in the great outdoors. The kitchen has an oil Rayburn so you can cook up a storm and experiment with delicious flavours; the dishwasher will make light work of clearing up after meals. The flagstone floor is fitted with underfloor heating for a touch of luxury whilst the original charm is maintained. Plate up at the dining table where a second wood burner throws heat into the room, or dine alfresco on the small, enclosed patio. Climb oak stairs to rest your head in one of four bedrooms with characterful beams and sloping ceilings – also upstairs are two bathrooms where you can enjoy a shower or a soak in the bath. There is a lawn to the front of the cottage and a patio to the rear, where you can unwind with a glass of wine as the sun sets.
Walk 2 miles to The Warren where you can enjoy a picnic on the pretty shingle beach or hire a canoe in Glasbury (5.5 miles) and paddle the winding River Wye. A couple of National Trust properties sit close to home; head to Hergest Croft Gardens (13 miles), or Croft Castle (28 miles) for a day out or visit the largest natural lake in South Wales, Llangorse (14 miles), for a day by the water.