This picturesque holiday cottage is ideal for couples looking for a simple, tranquil and secluded holiday base, perfect for exploring the hills and mountains of the Brecon Beacons.
Set in a sunny position on the slopes of the Tor-y-Foel Mountain, this comfortable cottage is the ideal base for couples and young families looking to explore the spectacular Brecon Beacons National Park. Picture cosy evenings in front of the wood burner and busy days strolling along beautiful canal paths and through chocolate-box villages, enjoying local delicacies at a variety of friendly pubs and restaurants scattered throughout the area.
Simple yet well-equipped, the property is kept toasty and warm by the crackling wood burner that’s tucked within the stone fireplace. There are sofas and a table for drinking tea and playing board games, and the open-plan living space, down one step, also features a kitchen area with an oven, microwave and a fridge for preparing light suppers. Upstairs, the bedroom has high-beamed ceilings and features a double and a single bed to sleep three guests – two adults and one child. Completing the property is a downstairs bathroom with a shower-over-the-bath. This peaceful setting provides a soothing ambience for sipping your morning coffee on the patio, and the property shares a courtyard with the owner’s organic homestead so you’ll be able to enjoy homegrown seasonal produce when available.
Fill your itinerary with anything that takes your fancy, whether you are keen to embark on an adventure along the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal from nearby Llangynidr 2.5 miles away, or enjoying kayaking, paddleboarding and other activities at Llangorse Lake, 8.5 miles away. Change pace and soak up some local history and culture in Brecon (11.5 miles), or venture to Abergavenny (14 miles) to visit the castle and museum. Railway enthusiasts will be in for a treat when journeying on the Brecon Mountain Railway, where you can take in the breathtaking scenery along the route from Pant, 17 miles away, to Torpantau.