Lying in the shadow of the Skirrid and the Sugar Loaf Mountain, this fantastic family hideaway is set in a beautiful location on the eastern edge of the glorious Brecon Beacons National Park. An imaginatively converted and beautifully decorated former henhouse, the property offers fabulous holiday accommodation for four guests. This attractive retreat is one of a pair of bright and friendly properties on-site. Offering stunning views over spellbinding countryside, this stylish property makes a delightful haven for eager walkers, cyclists, climbers and nature lovers. Stepping into this bright and fresh property you will find the spacious, airy and welcoming open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with a double-height ceiling and bi-fold doors. This is a relaxing living space with a Smart TV, plenty of comfortable seating, an attractive dining area and a fully equipped kitchen which is a pleasure to cook in. Exploring this single-level property further, there are two cosy bedrooms: a delightful king-size bedroom and an en-suite shower room, and a charming super king-size (which can be made up as a twin on request) with an en-suite bathroom. Going outside, the large, enclosed garden features a large lawn with a patio and outdoor furniture, perfect for a lazy afternoon, and there are extensive grounds to explore too. This refreshing and welcoming holiday home is a great base for keen walkers, cyclists and climbers. The Skirrid is nearby (4.5 miles) and the Sugar Loaf (7.5 miles), at the southern summit of the Black Mountains, is also within easy reach. The area has plenty of historic attractions including Keeper’s Pond (10.5 miles), Blaenavon Ironworks (11 miles), the Big Pit (12.5 miles) and Monmouthshire’s Three Castles: White Castle (4 miles), Grosmont (6 miles) and Skenfrith (10 miles). You will also find a wide choice of friendly pubs, independent shops and welcoming restaurants in the bustling market towns of Abergavenny (4.5 miles) and Crickhowell (10.5 miles).