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Escape from it all at Dove Lodge, in Talybont on Usk. Surprisingly spacious and beautifully equipped, Dove is a luxurious canvas safari lodge which sleeps 4 people in two bedrooms - or two people in great comfort. There is a kitchen area, private shower room, hot tub and real…
Positioned just 4 miles from Sennybridge and set against a backdrop of open countryside, this impressive detached bungalow is ideal for families and small groups seeking a quiet escape. Stroll along the various trails to reach the community owned pub in Pentre Bach, 4 miles…
Located on the northern edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park, this property is just 1.5 miles from the small hamlet of Groesffordd, where there is a friendly pub. Just 3 miles away, the market town of Brecon offers a good selection of shops, supermarkets and eateries for…
Llys Lodge is one our most Eco-friendly and "Green" houses sleeping eight visitors in 4 lovely bedrooms with three bathrooms - two en-suite. With Table Football and an enormous choice of Board Games. This inspired rebuild of the 17th century Llys Lodge has an interesting…
The Mews House was formerly part of the stable block housing the carriages of Llanfoist House, once the residence of ironmaster Crawshay Bailey. A great base from which to explore the Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains, the 'stone and steam' industrial heritage of South Wales…
Head down to the River Irfon where you can wild swim in deep pools or simply sit by the banks and enjoy the fresh air. Explore on foot or pack your mountain bike and cycle nearby trails including those at Llanwrtyd Wells, 11 miles from your door. Return home and curl up by the…
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.…
Crickhowell is a picturesque town nestling in the beautiful Usk Valley and lying to the south of the Black Mountains, the eastern range of the Brecon Beacons National Park. The town offers a good mix of shops to include a baker and butcher where you can take advantage of the…
Set on a working farm in the timeless landscape of the Brecon Beacon National Park, sheep gently bleating, endless views across the Black Mountains and the friendly farmer heading out to tend the herd, a deeply relaxing and superbly stylish stay awaits, complete with fabulous…
Leave the rest of the world behind you when you stay at this spellbinding cottage, isolated in the depths of the Crychan Forest. Perfect for anyone seeking complete seclusion and utter tranquillity, there is NO Wi Fi or mobile signal. The 19th century property sleeps seven…
The southern Brecon Beacons are a magical expanse of mountains, lakes and Ystradfellte's waterfall country of caves and rushing rivers. Discover the mountains by foot, bike (this is the home of the fabulous Bike Park Wales) or even train on the Brecon Mountain Railway. The city…
Surrounded by rolling hills and open skies, this attractive stone holiday home combines original features with contemporary style. One of a complex of properties close to the sleepy village of Groesffordd, this property is only 3 miles from the vibrant cathedral town of Brecon,…
Experience the magic of the Brecon Beacons National Park from this enticing, four bedroom property in the hamlet of Defynnog, 2 miles from Sennybridge. Beautifully updated to offer comfortable accommodation for eight guests, it could be ideal for a group celebration or two…
Gwyn's Barn, in The Black Mountains, is a superbly renovated, stunning, open plan spacious barn conversion that will sleep 8 guests in four bedrooms. The Barn can also be booked with Gwyn's Cottage (sleeps 6) to accommodate up to 14 guests. Tucked away down a very quiet lane…
The peaceful village of Velindre sits within the foothills of the Black Mountains, between the traditional market towns of Talgarth (3 miles) and Hay on Wye (5 miles). Situated in a fantastic location, you are within an easy stroll to the village inn and also have easy access to…
Greenheart Cottage is a delightful, four-bedroom holiday home nestled in the Welsh village of Pontrhydyfen. Encompassed by the natural beauty of the surrounding hills, boasting off-road parking and a close proximity to the nearest shop and the River Afan, this charming abode is…
The Ivy Barn is a detached stone-built home, bursting with history dating back to the 1850s, enveloped around the stunning Bannau Brycheiniog National Park in the charming village of Govilon, Sir Fynwy. Boasting countryside views, well-maintained gardens, and ample off-road…
You will find Black Cat Bach hidden in the hills of the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park (Brecon Beacons). The floor to ceiling glass front of the cottage allows stunning views across to the famous Sugar Loaf mountain to the front of the property and Blorenge mountain to the…
The village is split into two halves, upper and lower Llangynidr, and there is easy access over the dramatic Mynydd Llangynidr Mountain, to The Heads of The Valley Road and The Welsh Valleys. The national park is packed with activities to suit all moods, from gentle strolls and…
A large converted self-catering barn is set in stunning countryside with forests and rolling hills, an excellent location for groups and families to enjoy the outdoors and explore this fabulously unspoilt corner of Wales. Can also be booked with Hobby Stable Cottage, Peregrine…
Mountains to get lost in; valleys to walk through; beaches to build sandcastles on. Wales is diverse and inviting. Boasting three national parks Snowdonia, Pembrokeshire and the Brecon Beacons and some glorious beaches. Stay on a farm, in a yurt or in a log cabin or simply camp to make the most of the outdoors.