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Daisy Byre, Brecon

Brecon Beacons. Sleeps up to 4

Daisy Byre sleeps 4 guests in two bedrooms and is very close to Brecon - only just over 2 miles and is one of three pretty barn conversions on a peaceful Dan-y-Crug sheep farm in The Brecon Beacons National Park with great views.

The farm is set in one of the rolling valleys of the National Park. This is a great spot for enjoying the outdoors whether that be by walking, pony trekking or cycling in the area. The owners of the farm are very friendly and are happy for visitors to explore whilst observing the countryside code.

Just up the lane about 600 yards Golf Lovers will find Cradoc Golf Club - famous for its fantastic views of The Brecon Beacons. Well worth a visit.

Brecon 2.5 miles away has plenty of shops and restaurants, whilst the area as a whole has a never-ending list of great days out and places to visit.

By booking all three cottages at Dan-y-Crug, Daisy Byre, Cowslip Cottage and Buttercup Granary it can sleep up to 14 in 6 bedrooms and provide a homely and comfortable base, ideal for a group holiday or for larger, or extended family trips in this beautiful and unspoilt corner of Wales.

Homely self-catering accommodation

The accommodation at Daisy Byre is all on the ground floor. The open plan living area has a kitchen with electric cooker, hob, microwave, fridge and ample work and storage space. There is a comfortable sofa and chairs in the living area with a TV, dining table and chairs.

Laundry Room in an adjacent building, shared with the other two cottages.

Bedroom 1: Double bedroom.

Bedroom 2: Double bedroom.

A shower room with toilet, handbasin and shower.

Useful Information

Bedlinen and towels Oil central heating and electricityWIFI available Cot and high chair available Shared laundry area Ample parking No pets please - by owners choice Lawned gardens and patios with furniture

Further accommodation for 10 people can be provided by booking Buttercup Granary and Cowslip Cottage.

Daisy Byre is part of a converted 17th century wing to the farmhouse and all the accommodation is on the ground floor resulting in this cottage being particularly suitable for visitors with walking difficulties. The property enjoys character features such as a beautiful stone fireplace with open fire and boasts two bedrooms capable of sleeping 4 people. The property has benefits from a sunny patio to the rear.

Quiet farm location

The location of these cottages is very pretty. Buttercup and Daisy Byre are part of a converted wing of the 17th century farmhouse and Cowslip Cottage is a converted barn positioned alongside. There is a large grassed area around the cottages which runs down to a stream. The properties are surrounded by farmland and visitors should chat to the owners to check on livestock locations etc before heading out to explore the farm.

Flexible accommodation for up to 14 people

Another significant bonus of these cottages is the flexibility. Two cottages sleep 4 people, with the third accommodating a further 6. This makes Buttercup, Daisy Byre and Cowslip Cottage the ideal choice for a holiday with the family or with friends. Cowslip Cottage and Buttercup Granary can accommodate 6 and 4 visitors respectively and Cowslip Cottage is also very convenient for visitors with slight walking difficulties as there are no steps and the patio area and approach are level. Both cottages are also available to book through us.

One of Wales' premier golf clubs

If you enjoy a round of golf then Cradoc Golf Course, just up the lane is a must. Named Wales' Golf Club of the Year in 2005 the course is an 18-hole parkland course and takes advantage of the rolling Mid Wales hills. There is a welcoming club house serving good food and the views from the course must be some of the best in Wales.

Brecon - the heart of the Beacons

Travel the 2.5 miles and explore the bustling market town of Brecon. There is the picturesque canal, alongside which sits the acclaimed Theatr Brycheiniog providing a theatre auditorium which plays hosts to many well-known acts, an art gallery and renowned restaurant with terrace. A ten minute walk from the canal brings you to the centre of Brecon with it's mixture of well-known shops and small boutiques and gift shops. There are plenty of cafes, restaurant and pubs to discover and a small cinema.

Brecon 2.5 miles.

If you would like to speak to someone who has visited this property please ask for: Elizabeth or Carolyn

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