Log Cabins to RentWild moorland, breathtaking waterfalls, forests and rolling pastures make the Brecons Beacons National Park an ideal location for outdoor activities. Take a challenging walk up Pen y Fan, enjoy the exhilaration of mountain biking in the Black Mountains or simply browse the bookshops in Hay-on-Wye.
Set in a peaceful private location, this picturesque property shares a courtyard with a neighbouring barn conversion. Set out on foot to explore the dramatic Black Mountains or follow the 5 mile circuit south along the Beacons Way through woods to open mountains, via a world of ancient pillow mounds and homesteads. Visit Carreg Cennen Castle ( 4 miles ) or admire the Llyn y Fan a natural scenic lake surrounded by breath taking mountain peaks. Jump in the car and explore the Dan Yr Ogof show caves which can be found 30 minutes away from the door. For amenities, pop into the market town of Llandeilo (6 miles) to browse its selection of boutique shops, cafes and restaurants. Inside, this sympathetically converted barn boasts oak flooring, exposed stonework and soft neutral decor throughout. Prepare and enjoy delicious family meals in the traditional kitchen/diner, where you will find an electric oven, ceramic hob, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, washer/dryer and oak dining table to seat eight. After meals, fire up the wood burner and settle in for a cosy evening of games, TV or films in the inviting sitting room. A double bedroom with spacious en suite wet room is located on the ground floor. An oak staircase leads up to the first floor bedrooms, which include two king size rooms with en suite bathrooms and showers over the baths, plus a delightful twin bedroom which is accessed via one of the other bedrooms. Both bedrooms have sloping ceilings. Outside, a sunny terrace leads to a large garden with furniture for relaxing with a glass or wine or BBQ in the sunshine. A hot tub boasts breath taking views over surrounding countryside, the perfect way to unwind after a long day on foot. The barn is set within 70 acres of farmland and can be booked with neighbouring property to sleep up to 12 guests
No matter the time of year, you ll never be short of things to do when visiting this area of Wales. This property is located on the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park and offers walking and cycling opportunities direct from the doorstep. You will be 3 miles from the small town of Ystradgynlais where you can visit the remains of Ynyscedwyn Ironworks. Porth yr Ogof is 14 miles from the property and is Wales largest cave opening where the more active can take part in caving. Take in the stunning Aberdulais Falls, located 8 miles south or visit the rare and wonderful Welsh wildlife at Cwm Clydach RSPB reserve, 10 miles away. Further afield, you can see the beautiful Gower Peninsula with its magnificent sandy beaches, just 20 miles away. On entering the barn conversion, you will find yourself in the living room. This area is modern and stylishly decorated. There are two comfortable sofas, one of which is a sofa bed. There is also a TV with Sky Plus and a DVD player so you can relax after a busy day exploring. The kitchen has an electric oven, microwave, fridge and small freezer. There is also a dining table and chairs to enjoy a meal together. At the far end of the dining area is a door that leads out into the farmyard. Upstairs is a large king size bedroom which enjoys stunning views over the farm, forest and further beyond and an en suite bathroom with separate shower and bath. The property is reached along a farm track and is situated in a fairly isolated position on this cattle and sheep farm. The barn is in a picturesque and enclosed courtyard, which comes complete with garden furniture and BBQ for summer evenings outside. You can also explore the 130 acres of private woodland, which has many waymarked walking routes that run through the countryside and farm. You can also walk a mile to the nearby Palleg Golf Course.
This pretty cottage makes a delightful base for couples exploring the magnificent Brecon Beacons National Park, with miles of breathtaking walks and cycle trails to discover. Local attractions include the remains of the Iron Age fort at Pen y Crug (4.5 miles), the highest peak in southern Britain, Pen y Fan (10 miles), Llangorse Lake (10.5 miles), Talgarth Mill (13 miles) and Tretower Castle (16 miles). The popular Cradoc Golf Club is nearby (3 miles) or you could head into the historic and bustling market town of Brecon (4 miles) which has a variety of independent shops, pubs and restaurants, as well as a cathedral, a leisure centre with a swimming pool, a theatre and a 1930s style cinema. This charming property has an attractively furnished open plan lounge/kitchen/diner which features a wood burner, exposed beams and beautiful views down the valley. The cosy lounge has plenty of seating so you can snuggle up and catch up with a good book or watch a movie on the TV/DVD. The dining area is ideal for sharing your favourite meals, which you can cook in the stylish kitchen area which is equipped with an oven, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and washer/dryer. Heading upstairs you will find the pretty, spacious and lightly decorated bedroom which features a comfortable king size bed, chairs and far reaching views. There s also a bathroom complete with shower over the bath and a WC. French doors lead out from the lounge into a private orchard where you can sit back on the garden furniture with a glass of wine in the evening or share a BBQ. There s ample parking available as well as storage space for mountain bikes and muddy boots.
Framed by a backdrop of mountains, sweeping hills, and wooded valleys, this converted farmhouse is an ideal choice for families and groups keen to escape the daily grind. Handily located in the foothills of the Brecon Beacons, you could soon be exploring miles of scenic trails and scaling the peaks of Cribyn and Pen y Fan on foot, by bike, or even on horseback. Cantref Adventure Farm is a short 1 mile drive away, offering an exciting family day out for guests of all ages. Brecon is easily reached within 3.5 miles, known for its cathedral, museum, and eateries. Beneath the climbing wisteria of the impressive exterior is a long galleried room that forms the main living space in the eaves of the house. It is a masterpiece of wooden beams, exposed stone, and antique furniture, made all the more special by a roaring wood burner and a 60's Wurlitzer jukebox. Bright tiling and traditional accessories bring the farmhouse style kitchen area to life, providing everything you need to prepare meals including a larder fridge, a large double oven, hob, dishwasher, microwave, waste disposal unit and additional fridge/freezer. A small staircase leads to the first of the bedrooms; one elegant king size room and one double, both with en suite shower rooms. A flight of winding oak stairs leads downstairs to a large hallway with cosy seating, where you will also find the family bathroom and two further bedrooms; both king size. There is also a further WC and a useful utility room on this level with laundry facilities and another fridge/freezer. Below the house is a picturesque lawned garden with flowering shrubs, a BBQ, and garden furniture. Safely enclosed and well positioned to catch the sun, it is an ideal spot for leisurely afternoons sipping tall drinks and sizzling up something special on the BBQ.
Set among the 40 acre grounds of the owner s home, this charming bolthole is the ideal destination for couples seeking a peaceful location with easy access to the attractions of the Brecon Beacons. Situated on the edge of the tiny hamlet of Pentre Bach, stroll to the village pub for an early evening drink or relaxed evening meal. Step out of the front door for miles of walks through the stunning landscape, along quiet country lanes and tranquil bridleways. Explore the impressive National Showcaves for Wales at Dan yr Ogof (14 miles) and discover the underground waterfalls of Cathedral Cave. Spend the day walking Waterfall Country at Ystradfellte (14 miles) seeking out the spectacular cascades of the area. For a memorable experience, why not go sheep trekking (8.5 miles) and enjoy a ramble through the Brecon Beacons with a woolly companion at your side? Located within the grounds of a Grade II listed country manor, this holiday cottage is surrounded by tree covered hills and beautiful countryside. Tastefully decorated and furnished with antiques and artwork, the coach house has a warm and inviting feel for you to relax and forget about the outside world. Step through the front door into the compact kitchen, ideal for preparing supper for two it s equipped with an electric oven, fridge, dishwasher and microwave. Stairs lead to the elegant sitting room, where you can snuggle up on the cosy sofa and share a bottle of wine as you watch your favourite programme on the TV. Dine at the antique dining table enjoying the views across the gardens. A door leads from this room to the raised terrace and lawns. When it s time for bed, curl up in the restful double bedroom, dressed in pretty linens and offering ample storage. Next door is the bathroom with a hand held shower over the bath. From the sitting room, step outside into your private garden where you will find a terrace with patio furniture, a BBQ for leisurely meals as the sun sets and lawns for sunbathing and picnics. Guests also have exclusive use of the all weather tennis court reached from a path above the house, so remember to pack your racquets and balls. There is ample parking and secure storage for bicycles.
Set deep within the Brecon Beacon National Park, this 200 year old barn conversion is part of a small complex of properties on the owner s large working farm. Enjoy the many picturesque walking and cycling trails on your doorstep and spot the local wildlife, including the area s famous red kite. Visit Dan yr Ogof and explore its popular showcaves (9 miles) or head into Waterfall Country (18 miles). Sennybridge is just 2 miles, while the towns of Llandovery and Brecon are also within easy reach (10 and 12 miles respectively). Stepping into the stylish barn conversion, you ll be greeted by an airy open plan living area, where a floor to ceiling window at the entrance floods the ground floor with natural light. Laze on the comfortable sofa or in one of the armchairs in front of the TV or put on a DVD for a family film night. The kitchen area has everything you need for creating delicious hearty breakfasts to fuel your adventures each morning, and tasty dinners when you return. Also on the ground floor is a bathroom with a shower over the bath. Upstairs, a small mezzanine landing provides a welcome space to relax with a good book, or simply to gaze out at the far reaching countryside views. Here you will also find two spacious and comfortable bedrooms: one double and one twin. Set within 220 acres of working farmland, there is ample outside space here to enjoy. The River Crai runs through the farm, offering a great opportunity for keen fishermen. If you get a great catch, fire up the BBQ which you ll find in the cottage s shed and enjoy a fresh al fresco dinner. Outside, you will also find a hose and tap, perfect for washing down muddy bikes and walking boots. Ample parking is available.
Dating back to the late 1600s, this spacious rustic barn is located in the pretty village of Llangorse, making a great base for your Brecons holiday. Walk or cycle round Llangorse lake for a relaxing afternoon or embark on an outdoor pursuit with water sports and fishing. Families will appreciate the Llangorse Multi Activity Centre, with a plethora of exciting things to try, from pony trekking to climbing. The local pub is a great place to enjoy a meal out with the family, or you can travel just 7 miles to Brecon which has plenty of excellent eateries. This charming barn has an incredible interior, characterised by beautiful, exposed beams and stone walls, with rustic decor and neutral tones to create a wonderfully cosy country living atmosphere. The open plan living area includes a farmhouse kitchen, fitted with a Range Master gas hob and griddle plate with electric oven, a microwave, and a fridge. Enjoy your home cooked meals at the dining table. There is a cosy lounge with a Smart TV for watching your favourite movies in the evening, in front of the gas coal effect fire set within the original stone fireplace. From the back door you can access the utility room which houses a washing machine and dryer, as well as a freezer and a second fridge. There is also a downstairs cloakroom with WC for your convenience. The upstairs is light and fresh, with an interior balcony that looks over the open plan ground floor. Full of character with an impressive vaulted, beamed ceiling, the master bedroom has a king size bed for a good night of rest. The double bedroom and twin bedroom are equally beautifully decorated. Also, upstairs you will find the family bathroom with a roll top bath and WC, and a shower room with a walk in shower and WC. In front of the barn there is a shared cobbled stone patio area with garden furniture for enjoying the fresh air on sunny days. There is also parking for two cars at the property.
Sleeping four guests, this luxurious and spacious cottage in the Swansea Valley, has an inviting natural stone facade with beautifully painted timber frames. Stroll to the pretty pond near the cottage or visit Cwm Clydach RSPB Nature Reserve (10 miles), home to wood warblers, grey wagtails and spotted flycatchers. Head for the fairways at Palleg Golf Club (2.5 miles or Garnant Park Golf Club (7.5 miles). See Batman s cave at the magnificent Henrhyd Falls (8 miles) or explore Aberdulais (10 miles) where you can also visit the National Trust Aberdulais Tin Works. Enjoy village pubs within walking distance, shop nearby (2 miles), amble sandy shores on the Gower Coast (20 miles), or explore the romantic ruins of Oystermouth Castle in the Mumbles (20 miles). Step inside this romantic cottage, abundant with stylish quirky features and beautiful furnishings. The kitchen has a high vaulted beamed ceiling and a beautiful Travertine tiled floor; it s well equipped with a fine royal blue Rangemaster cooker and beautiful wall tiles in a timber frame, along with the convenience of a microwave, dishwasher, fridge and freezer, plus a washer/dryer. Enjoy family meals together and catch up on the day around the handsome oak dining table. Unwind in the stylish living room which features spacious comfortable seating, and a smart TV with Freeview to enjoy after a day of countryside adventures. When night falls, you ll find a double bedroom with an en suite shower room downstairs, and a staircase from the living room up to a galleried area and the second double bedroom with a family bathroom featuring a bath, a separate shower and WC. Outside, you ll find a courtyard garden and lovely rambles through the woodland garden towards meadows beyond. Parking is available for guests. There is a second holiday cottage next door both can be booked together for larger family getaways.
This picturesque barn sits just above the village of Talgarth. You can reach the small farming town in 2 miles with shops, pubs and restaurants. The Talgarth Mill and bakery are a must for those with a sweet tooth or a love of bread. Woodland walks and bike trails surround the property, and you can see grazing sheep and ponies at Rhos Fach Common. The town of Brecon is 11 miles from here, or head to the historic book town of Hay on Wye in 10 miles. Step back in time when entering this surprisingly spacious property through the low door the barn is thoughtfully decorated and designed. The galley style kitchen features all the equipment you will need to cook a delicious meal, and a Belfast sink is a nice touch. The living area is bright and spacious with exposed beams; it also has a wood burner and one basket of wood will be provided for you. Downstairs you will also find the shower room with electric shower. Head up to the mezzanine floor via steep stairs to the bedroom and its white painted stone walls. There is a king size bed, as well as a single bed in the corner. A garden reaches from the side of the property round to the back and has garden furniture and a BBQ with exceptional views across the Black Mountains. The pretty cottage is covered in ivy and the garden is kept very nicely. There is also a separate enclosed area, which is ideal for dogs to roam free. Plenty of parking is available to the front of the property. This property is situated in the same courtyard as the Owners home.
Studded within the grounds of a working farm, the cottage is part of a complex of properties. Elegant and welcoming, it is hardly recognisable from its former life as a set of stables and has access to a shared hot tub for a luxurious break. The surrounding grounds are yours to explore, and there are opportunities for walking and cycling from your doorstep. Venturing further afield, there are popular trails for mountain biking such as the Gap, an exciting trail that will appeal to the experienced rider. Adventurous types can also try out bog snorkelling at the annual championships that take place on the outskirts of Llanwrtyd, 7 miles, away over the August bank holiday. Step inside the entrance hall to discover a spacious and light filled property. The downstairs rooms are tiled throughout, which is particularly handy if you have muddy pawed companions. Relax in the cosy sitting room in front of the TV whilst enjoying the surrounding views. The contemporary kitchen is generously equipped with an electric cooker, hob, fridge freezer, microwave, dishwasher, washer/dryer, and a dining table seating six. There is a also a useful WC on the ground floor. Head upstairs to find the family bathroom, which has a shower over the bath and WC. Three snug bedrooms can also be found on this floor: a twin and two 4ft queen size beds. Outside, there is a private, but not enclosed stretch of lawn with a BBQ and garden furniture for summer evenings, there is also a shared hot tub. The 'Cefn' flock of North Country Cheviot sheep graze in the pastures around the cottage, and there are also fields suitable for ball games by prior arrangement. Guests are welcome to explore the Owners remote hill farm, 3 miles away, and the woodlands nearby. The friendly owner can advise where to spot the rarest species of birds and wildlife.
