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Tucked Away Cottage

Crickhowell , Brecon Beacons
Visit Wales - 4 star rating
Sleeps 2
Bedrooms 1
Bathrooms 2
Change Fri
No Dogs
4 star
Downstairs bedroom
Downstairs bathroom
Enclosed garden / patio
Internet access
Pub nearby
Shop nearby
Towels included
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At a glance

  • Delightful enclosed garden with sunny terrace
  • An ideal spot for a romantic weekend away
  • Located in a quiet lane in the centre of picturesque Crickhowell
Overview
Property code: BN339

A beautiful cottage that is ideal for a romantic getaway in the idyllic Welsh village of Crickhowell. Explore the Brecon Beacons before enjoying an al fresco meal in the pretty garden

Just half a mile from the picturesque market town of Crickhowell, this pretty property occupies the ground floor of a charming cottage and provides tranquil accommodation for two guests. Situated along a charming lane, the property has a delightful, enclosed garden with a lovely terrace perfect for whiling away a sunny afternoon. This cosy and tastefully decorated holiday home makes a perfect spot for a romantic weekend and is an ideal base for a couple exploring the stunning landscapes of the Brecon Beacons National Park.

 

The cottage has a lovely, bright, light-filled lounge, with a wood burner effect electric fire, plenty of comfortable seating and French doors opening onto the garden. The stylish and spacious kitchen/diner is a great space for cooking and sharing your favourite meals. Exploring the property further, there’s a useful study area and a light, soothing double bedroom with plenty of storage space. The bathroom features a free-standing bath and separate shower. Outside, the enclosed garden is set over several levels with a stone terrace, trellis, charming flowerbeds, and plenty of outdoor furniture so you can enjoy a glass or two of wine at the end of a fantastic day.

 

Crickhowell offers a fantastic range of independent shops, pubs, cafes, and restaurants along its thriving high street. Crickhowell is known for its ruined castle, 18th-century bridge, and idyllic canal, and makes a lovely base for exploring the eastern part of the Brecon Beacons. The town is situated in the beautiful Usk Valley, with activities including fishing, hiking, kayaking and biking. Nearby attractions and landmarks include Tretower Castle (3 miles), Table Mountain (1.5 miles) and Sugar Loaf Mountain (7.5 miles). Also nearby are Cantref Adventure Farm (14.5 miles), Talybont Reservoir (11 miles), Llangorse Multi Activity Centre (9.5 miles), and the Big Pit National Coal Museum (10.5 miles).

  • 1 bedroom – 1 double bedroom
  • 2 bathrooms – 1 bathroom with free-standing bath, 1 shower room with WC
  • Electric cooker, hob, microwave, fridge and washing machine
  • Electric fire
  • TV, Freeview
  • Wi-Fi included
  • Pretty enclosed garden with terrace and garden furniture
  • Off road parking
  • Regret no pets
  • Not suitable for children or babies
  • Less than a 5 minute walk to nearest pub shops
  • Adjacent to owners home, shared entrance to parking area

Joanna Flaherty

This property is personally managed by Joanna.

Reviews

From guests that have stayed at the property.

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Reviewed by K 11th June 2021

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Great location, owerner very helpful. Cottage perfect.

Reviewed by A.m 28th May 2021

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This is a lovely cottage, with a beautiful garden, and very friendly but unobtrusive owners. We are octogenarians, and found the parking somewhat difficult, but Johnny was very helpful......and very efficient!

Reviewed by Elaine 22nd May 2021

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Absolutely gorgeous cottage The garden was beautiful really relaxing John and Suzie lovely couple nice to meet them Definitely would recommend

Reviewed by Mr Price September 2020

As above clean, great location, pleasant helpful owner

Reviewed by Mrs Stevens August 2020

A warm welcome from the owner. Very comfortable, spacious accommodation. The living room is a wonderful bright space with a glorious outlook. The planting at the entrance and in the garden made it seem a special place to be.

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The Brecon Beacons is a vast, mountainous and rural region of Wales. Stretching 42 miles from east to west and covering an area of 520 square miles, the Brecon Beacons is dominated by the National Park of the same name. Split into three main areas, the Black Mountain in the west, the Brecon Beacons National Park and Fforest Fawr in the middle, and the Black Mountains in the east; each is a wild, bold and inspiring place to visit on holiday. With 1232 miles of public trails which includes the 95-mile-long Beacons Way, it’s a wayfarer’s delight. One of four Dark Skies Reserves in the UK (and one of 11 in the world), stargazers can delight in the open night sky, to enjoy the darkness in full splendour. The Fforest Fawr is a UNESCO Global Geopark because of its important geology and a need to conserve and protect the area from negative over development.

Stay at a self-catering cottage in the mountains and cascading woodlands or out on the moors; you can also stay in one of the Brecon Beacon’s lovely towns like Hay-on-Wye, Crickhowell, Llangorse or Brecon. Outdoor lovers will enjoy a choice of easy to challenging treks up and around Sugar Loaf Mountain, Carn Pica, Craig Cerrig-Gleisiad, Pen y Fan, or Hatterall Ridge (and many more besides). Take in uniquely Welsh attractions like Dan-yr-Ogof (the National Showcaves Centre for Wales), The Big Pit Mining Museum, Llanthony Priory, Carreg Cennen Castle, Fourteen Locks, and the Brecon Beacons Mountain Railway. Wildlife abounds in the Brecon Beacons, and it’s a great place to spot red kites and discover the successful story of their reintroduction to the UK’s skies at the Red Kite Centre. There’s so much to do for outdoor lovers and extreme sports fans here, so why not book your self-catering holiday in the Brecon Beacons today?

Our holiday cottages across the Brecon Beacons have been carefully selected. From dog-friendly cottages in the countryside to large farmhouses on the mountainsides and everything in between, we have a holiday in the Brecon Beacons to suit you.

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