A lovely converted Coach House, alongside the owners' property, a beautifully restored Old Rectory in the midst of the Brecon Beacons. This is where the Rector used to keep his carriage before travelling around the parish to meet his parishioners. The Carriage house has been completely renovated, refurnished and decorated making it a very pleasant, comfortable and private cottage for two people to spend an enjoyable holiday with a garden and ample parking. There are walks from the door and at the bottom of the lane is Brecon Gaer Roman Fort dating from 75AD set beautifully above the River Usk - the corner turrets can still be seen. Up behind the cottage are walks over Aberyscir Hill and the over to the Eppynt - again brilliant for mountain bikers.
Accommodation
The galley style kitchen has an electric cooker, microwave, toaster, fridge with an icebox etc. Access to the washing machine, tumble dryer and deep freezer is shared with the owner and is in an adjoining new barn.
The sitting room has a comfortable sofa and chair and a little welcoming wood burning stove and Freeview TV with DVD.
Bedroom 1: The bedroom sleeps two people in a comfortable double bed with a firm mattress.
Bathroom: The bathroom has a bath with a shower over, handbasin and toilet
Useful information
Bedlinen and towels provided Electricity and oil central heating inclusive Wood supplied Safe storage for mountain bikes Welcome basket on arrival - fresh eggs from the owners own hens No Pets - by owners choice Washing machine and tumble dryer available with access to ownersExcellent WIFI Mobile reception goodBrecon 2 miles with the nearest shops, pubs and restaurants
If you would like to speak to someone who has visited this property please ask for Elizabeth Carolyn or Ceri.
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