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Tynewydd Farm

Lower Chapel, Mid Wales
Sleeps 6
Bedrooms 3
Bathrooms 2
Change Fri
No Dogs
4 star
Open fire / woodburner
Internet access
Towels included
3 more

At a glance

  • Beautifully renovated stone built Victorian Farmhouse
  • Curl up by the wood burner for a cosy evening
  • Rural valley walks and bridle path perfect for horses and outdoor enthusiasts
Overview
Property code: BN431

Situated on the outskirts of Lower Chapel, this traditional farmhouse with comforting original features offers a peaceful and secluded family retreat with picturesque walks from your doorstep.

This pretty farmhouse property nestled in a scenic valley just 5 miles from Brecon is the perfect rural escape. Visitors who wish to bring their horses can find miles of countryside for riding, on site facilities plus the Royal Welsh Show is just 11 miles away in Builth Wells. There is also the opportunity to kayak through the Wye Valley to Builth or explore its fascinating history. Pop down to the pub to meet the locals and enjoy a meal or visit Brecon for anything you might need during your stay.

 

Retaining some of its original features, this cosy farmhouse has a lovely country living feel, making it a home from home in the Welsh countryside. Enter through the spacious glass fronted porch, perfect for hanging coats and storing muddy boots. Settle down in the inviting and comfortable lounge with a wood burner set within the original inglenook fireplace, with logs provided. Put a film on the Smart TV for evening entertainment. The kitchen/diner is beautifully appointed with an electric oven and hob, a fridge/freezer, microwave and washer/dryer. Enjoy home-cooked meals at the pine farmhouse dining table. On the first floor you will find a comfortable king-size and twin bedroom each with a TV, while the master king-size bedroom is down three steps and it also has a TV. The first bathroom has a shower over the bath and WC, as well as a convenient dressing table, while the second bathroom has a shower and WC.

 

The spacious garden can be found across the road with a BBQ and seating for a lovely family meal out in the sun. The owner lives in the adjoining farmhouse and there is a manège, three stables, tack room, parking for horse boxes, and space for grazing should you wish to come with your horses (extra charge and arrangement required). Normal parking can be found outside the property.

 

 

  • 3 bedrooms - 2 king-size, 1 twin
  • 2 bathrooms - 1 shower over bath with WC, 1 shower room
  • Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer
  • Wood burner with logs provided
  • Electric and oil central heating
  • Smart TV, plus TV in each bedroom
  • WiFi included
  • Garden across the road with garden furniture and gas BBQ
  • Parking for 6 cars
  • Regret no pets
  • Stabling for 3 horses, tack room, manage, and turnout facilities available for guest use, at extra cost, to be discussed with owner
  • Pub 1.5 miles away in Pwllgloyw, shops 5 miles away in Brecon

Sarah Greenwood

This property is personally managed by Sarah.

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Note: As the postcode is used to identify the general area of the property, it may not always reflect its precise location, therefore please only use this map as a guide.

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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