Sleeping up to 22 guests, this spacious farmhouse in the heart of Brecon Beacons National Park is ideal for a multi-family vacation, or a group of friends looking to spend time together
Nestled away in the upper reaches of the Swansea Valley, this charming period property beckons for family adventures in the Welsh countryside. Sleeping up to 22 people and four dogs, it lends itself perfectly to special occasions and group gatherings, uniting family and friends under one roof. With lots of amenities and things to do throughout the Brecon Beacons National Park, you’re sure to find something for everyone.
As soon as you arrive, soak in the property’s wonderful views over the wooded river valley and surrounding hills. Inside, authentic period pieces like oak beams and exposed walls sympathetically aligned with modern furnishings and homely touches create a welcoming atmosphere. A social hub, the large kitchen with its array of appliances and kitchen island is ideal for cooking family meals, while the spacious dining room seats the whole party for mealtimes together. A place to relax and socialise, the beamed lounge features a large inglenook fireplace and wood burner, especially atmospheric in winter. Elsewhere, a converted barn houses a second lounge/diner, an additional kitchen and a conservatory for somewhere quiet to wind down or keep the kids occupied. Completing the ensemble are nine bedrooms and four bathrooms.
Outside there is a garden with its own BBQ and outdoor seating, as well as a wild play area with trampoline and rope swing. For rainy days, the games barn with table tennis and table top football, is the place to be, while many great walking and biking trails can be picked up directly from the doorstep too. The highest mountain in the Brecon Beacons, Pen y Fan, is only 13 miles away. For local shops and eateries, visit Defynnog (3 miles), Sennybridge (4 miles) and Brecon market town (12.5 miles).