This stylish cottage is peacefully tucked away from the vibrant market town of Crickhowell, beautifully finished with spacious accommodation that is well suited to families wanting to enjoy the National Park.
Leave the car behind and explore the Brecon Beacons from this charming base, centrally located in Crickhowell. Despite its town centre location, the two-storey property isn’t lacking in space for five and two dogs to relax and recharge together. Discover an abundance of walking routes from your doorstep, perhaps following the Table Mountain (3 miles) path, before picking from the grand selection of independent local restaurants, pubs and takeaways for those lazy nights where cooking isn’t an option. And, for music fans, this cottage makes a wonderful alternative to camping during Crickhowell’s annual Green Man Festival (2 miles).
Truly bright and beautiful, this property is awash with fresh white walls, neutral décor and rooms that are flooded with light. Step inside and leave muddy boots in the porch before venturing into the lounge. With an open-plan dining room just 2 steps up from the lounge, this space ideally suits a family hoping to socialise together. Lay claim to the rocking chair by the wood burner for an evening in front of the TV or spent playing board games together. You’ll also find a second TV, this time a smart TV, in the super-king-size bedroom which makes a great place for cosy family film nights or a lazy morning in bed. There’s also a twin room and a single to choose from, alongside a large shower room. A further shower room can be find on the ground floor just off the utility room.
The furnished courtyard to the rear offers both a 6 seater inflatable hot tub to enjoy, and a spot for storing your bikes, excellent when hoping to discover the surrounding national park on two wheels. Set off and follow the River Usk (0.5 miles) for beautiful waterside scenery or experience walking routes in the nearby Usk Valley, perhaps even venturing up the fantastic Sugar Loaf mountain (8 miles) or the Black Mountain region’s towering Waun Fach (8 miles).