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Seren Loft (Loft of Stars) holiday cottage is near the Heart of Wales Railway Line and only 5 mins walk from the station (4 trains a day in each direction). Situated between the Brecon Beacons National Park and the Cambrian Mountains it is an ideal location to explore the beautiful Welsh countryside, whether on foot, bike, train or car.

Arranged in a coaching house fashion, the accommodation is all on one level on the first floor. It has a fully equipped modern kitchen including microwave and dishwasher, full size bath with shower head, satellite tv, stereo cd/radio, a large collection of board games, puzzles, books, maps and free wifi/internet connection. Fully central heated it also has a log burning stove, complete with a free basket of logs - and an old welsh rocking chair to relax in.

The Half Moon is an ex-pub, 10 mins walk from the station, in a conservation area on a street where once 18 pubs served passing drovers. An eco-venue, we offer vegan options, PV panels, rainwater collection, EV charging & grow some food. You can buy all you need very nearby in local boutique shops, incl. newsagent, patisserie, P.O, butcher, shoe, hardware, gift & organic wholefood shops. Great cafes, eateries & pubs are in easy walking distance –even a place where the first cheque was written!

The Half Moon is much larger inside than it seems on the outside, with a beautiful, calm feeling, spacious rooms and pleasant garden. Make yourself at home.

Llandovery is a lovely market town sandwiched between the spectacular Brecon Beacons National Park and little explored but equally amazing Cambrian Mountains. Its name means Church of the Waters, since several rivers meet here. A Roman settlement, it's not far from the gold mines and the hideout of Twm Siôn Cati, known as the Welsh Robin Hood.

The house is in a conservation area, not far from the centre. This listing is for the single room; another is for the double.

At the end of the street is where the first cheque was ever issued. The Black Ox was a pub, became a bank, and was bought by Lloyds. The ox became the black horse! The street was an old drovers' route and used to have 18 pubs on it to cater for them; this house was once one of them.

A comfortable single room in a detached house situated in a small Welsh village with all amenities close by. The village has a shop and a train station (Heart of Wales line) and many lovely walks. The area is set within the pretty Cambrian and Black mountains offering waterfalls, bike rides and mountain walks and the magnificent Brecon Beacons are also within a 20 minute drive.

A single room, but I have a spare mattress should a second person wish to stay too, although the bed will be on the floor.

Set like a jewel in the beautiful Brecon Beacons, this tiny house is inspired by a traditional shepherd hut and offers super luxurious accommodation. Both cosy and private it's a place to snuggle down and get away from it all. It is cosy, light, airy and free of draughts. It has a clean, fresh comfortable feel and a traditional log burner. If the weather is good it is an ideal location for outdoor pursuits. If the weather is poor, stay inside and watch films, listen to music or play games.

Gilfach translates from the Welsh as ‘nook’ or ‘hideaway’. This perfectly describes the farm, tucked away in a steep sided valley yet only 5mins drive from the A40. The farm dates back four hundred years, part of the original stone barn has been converted into the Barn Loft. Just north of the Brecon Beacons national park and nestling in the folds of the hills. The loft is beautifully decorated and everything you need to enjoy tranquillity and rest. The Oak Hut benefits from all modern comforts to make it a warm and cosy place to snuggle into whatever the weather. There is a microwave, kettle, toaster, single ring induction hob and a small fridge. There is a traditional Belfast sink. There is no conventional oven. A full set of basic kitchen equipment is provided. There is a flap down table and two folding chairs. There is a generously sized shower with plenty of hot water. The double bed has a super warm wool duvet (Baavet) and organic cotton cover. There is underfloor heating - however when it is very cold you will need to light the log burner - I provide the logs! Gilfach is a traditional Welsh hill farm. There are sixty acres of pasture, ancient woodland, larch plantation and rough bracken and wetland meadows. It is home five British White cows and five horses. Guests are welcome to explore the farm and beyond along the rights of way leading from Gilfach’s land. There are wonderful views of Pen-y-Fan from the top of the farm and a stream flowing along the lower border, there is a mass flora and fauna to see with red kites and buzzards circling up and down the valley. The area’s Dark Sky status and the lack of light pollution makes Gilfach ideal for great stargazing. The farm itself is open to you to go for walks. There is a wonderful view of Pen-y-Fan from the top of the farm and plenty of wildlife to see with red kites and buzzards constantly circling up and down the valley. We also have woodlands - ancient, deciduous and conifer and a stream flowing along the lower border of the farm all of which you are welcome to explore.

Gilfach is on the northern edge of the Brecon Beacons National park. This is a wild and dramatic landscape with steeped with fascinating geology and history. There are hills to climb, ridges to stride along and lakes to swim in. Castles to explore, beautiful gardens to visit, and rivers for canoeing and fishing. There are the show caves at Dan Yr Ogof and the famous waterfalls at Ysradfellte. There is mountain railway and industrial heritage still visible in the landscape and preserved in the Big Pit Coal Museum at Blaenavon. Easily within reach for a day trip, you can enjoy the world-renowned beeches of the Gower peninsula or even head to Pendine Sands (famous for land speed records) and further afield to Tendby and Pembroke. The farm is twenty mins drive from Brecon where there are supermarkets, high street shopping, a cathedral and museums and leisure centre. In the opposite direction it is only slightly further to Llandovery – or for the nearest city it’s a fifty min drive to Swansea. The villages of Sennybridge, Defynnog and Trecastle are all just a few minutes from the farm. All have great places to eat and there is a very good fish and chip shop, a garage with café that serves a really good breakfast.

Cae’r Beili is a 200 year old detached stone barn , located in a private, peaceful and totally secluded position with panoramic views of the Cambrian Mountains and Brecon Beacons National Park. Cae'r Beili is perfect for family getaways or relaxing with friends;for romantics who want to snuggle up in front of the log fire or be amazed by the stars in the dark skies; for adventurers who fancy exploring; or for seekers of peace who want to unwind and recharge.

The atmosphere at Cae’r Beili is one of total comfort and relaxation and every care is taken to ensure our guests’ stay is of the highest standard at all times. The living room, a place to gather your thoughts and friends, is full of character and charm with high sloping ceilings, exposed roof trusses, beams , a cosy wood burner and oak floors. Experience the toe warming joy of a real fire. There's nothing like it! Snuggle up on the leather sofas and exquisitely crafted Welsh woollen blankets. Watch the large flat screen TV, enjoy a DVD, try the stereo with a selection of CD's and take a pick from our good selection of books, maps and magazines. And there's free wifi if you want to keep in touch with the world outside. A gallery landing, overlooking the living room, provides an additional quiet seating area. The hand made oak kitchen,with its black granite worktops, is fully equipped. With a dishwasher, washing machine, electric over and ceramic hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, slow cooker and all crockery and cooking utensils, cooking will not be a chore at Cae'r Beili! Dine in the conservatory . The large farmhouse table is a place for coming together. Watch the birds ( over 30 species of birds spotted in the garden recently) and sheep in the fields nearby or the red kites soaring overhead. Or just relax and spend quality time together watching country life from the comfort of a chair - whatever the weather! When it's time to put your head down, you'll find three comfortable bedrooms - one double on the ground floor with an adjacent bathroom, one double with an en suite bathroom on the first floor and a twin bedroom on the first floor. Linen and towels are provided and beds are made up prior to arrival. Wake every morning in your own little piece of heaven. Snooze a little, read a little, grab a coffee and read a bit more! Electricity, oil central heating and logs from our farm are provided and there are no hidden extra charges.

Situated in one of the most beautiful and unspoilt valleys in Wales - the Tywi, many of our guests tell us that they spend more time than they thought just relaxing in Cae’r Beili. However, for the more adventurous there is plenty to see and do and despite our rural and peaceful location we are very centrally placed, easy to reach and an ideal spot from which to explore Mid, South and West Wales. The village of Cil-y-cwm, has a small friendly pub serving excellent food. The village street was once a drovers’ road and the cobbled watercourses which used to be filled with water for cattle to drink can still be seen today. The village church has fifteenth century wall murals and a yew tree which is at least 1, 500 years old. The Methodist Chapel, built in 1740, was one of the first Methodist Chapels in Wales. The whole area, in the lower foothills of the Cambrian Mountains and on the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park, is outstanding for walkers, birdwatchers, photographers, artist and all country lovers. There are gentle strolls or more strenuous hikes from the cottage door including one to a magnificent waterfall. The area is a natural habitat for all kinds of wildlife and flora and it is common to see red kites, kestrels , sparrow hawks and many other birds. There are two RSPB Reserves - Dinas and Gwenffrwd. There are even red squirrels in the area! Cycling, fishing, riding and golf can all be arranged locally. Other attractions in the area include: • National Botanic Garden of Wales • Aberglasney Garden • Dolaucothi Gold Mines . RSPB Dinas Reserve • Dan yr Ogof Show Caves • Dinefwr Castle • Carreg Cennen Castle • Llyn Brianne . Red Kite Feeding Centre • Elan Valley • Brecon Beacons National Park • Pembrokeshire National Park • Gower Peninsula

Renovated spacious stone stable cottage, one of five arranged around the old stable yard, set on our idyllic working farm. Visit Wales 4*. En suite king bedroom with walk-in wardrobe. Indoor hot tub for 8, available to each cottage in turn. Romantic break, walking and cycling from the door. Well-behaved dogs welcome by arrangement.

Merlin is set on Cynghordy Estate, run by our family for 100 years, in idyllic hill country. Grade 4* by Visit Wales. Opens onto the gravelled stable courtyard. One of 5 cottages set in lawned gardens: each is private so ideal for any size party from 2 to 32. See our cynghordyestate website.

Set in unspoilt Carmarthenshire, wooded hill country. Discover wonderful castles, caves and gardens. Shops and restaurants available in Llandovery. Near Llanwrtyd Wells, home of bog snorkelling and Man v Horse.

An eclectic romantic retreat with original quirky decor in a 19th Century coach house. Set on a 70 acre non working farm this cottage offers boutique living with the bonus of miles of walks from the door. Explore waterfalls, woodlands and hills with stunning views over the Cambrian Mountains & the Brecon Beacons National Park. stroll to our friendly pub. After a day's exploring, relax in the luxurious roll top bath, complete with all essential wine shelf, to plan the next day's adventures.

This quirky barn is the oldest in a courtyard of glorious 19th Century stone barns. It has a unique array of stained glass and unusual windows, salvaged by the original artist owner. Handmade kitchen with stunning beech worktops, from a tree felled locally with butler's sink and dual fuel cooker. Wooden floors, gorgeous fabrics and our hallmark luxury bathroom with double ended slipper bath and wine shelf. Very large mezzanine bedroom with dual aspect mountain views and exposed A frame beams.Enjoy the perfect night's sleep in a 3000 pocket sprung king sized bed with 400 thread count linen. Veranda with views over the small garden and apple tree to the mountains. The perfect spot to enjoy a glass of something special and enjoy the stunning, sparkling star scape of this dark skies area. Why is it called New York? There used to be a cottage at the top of our land here at Penstacan called New York and another in the village called Pennsylvania. There was a saying that Cilycwm used to run from New York to Pennsylvania. A local historian friend told us the story and encouraged us to preserve the history and keep the name, so we did.

This is a truly special place. Expansive skies, mountains, ancient woodlands, rivers, waterfalls and outstanding views. Loads of space to explore, play or just hideaway. It's a dark skies area where you can enjoy the Milky Way, planets and numerous shooting stars. Walk to the local pub. Explore the Cambrian Mountains & Brecon Beacons National Park or just soak up the atmosphere and recharge your batteries. Within 45 minutes you can be in Dylan Thomas's atmospheric Laugharne or on the beautiful beaches of Llansteffan or Cefn Sidan. The fantastic harbour towns of Aberaeron, New Quay and Tenby are less than an hour's drive. Plentiful castles and some of the most famous of Wales' gardens are just a short drive away. There are plenty of local festivals all year round and lots of great places to eat and to buy some of the great food that is produced in Carmarthenshire.

Everyone welcome to stay in this characterful 260 year old stone farmhouse overlooking the beautiful hills and valleys of the Black Mountains. You'll be warmly welcomed by the host with a generous cup of tea or coffee.............

The location is in the far north western corner of the Brecon Beacons National Park with stunning views of the hills and easy access to the nearest towns of Llandovery, Brecon and Llandeilo as well as the mountains, lakes and rivers. The house itself is set on a hillside down a quiet and remote country lane surrounded by the beauty of nature - the only sounds coming from the leaves rustling in the wind, the water from the small waterfalls in the stream and the abundance of birds and wildlife. This is an area where we try and keep it part of the Dark Skies Reserve so at night there is total darkness where you can see a million stars. A place to relax, revitalise your soul, rejuvenate your energies and immerse yourself in peace, tranquillity and beauty.

These rural lanes are very quiet and walkable with extremely few if no traffic at all - mainly the postman once every few days. Just a few hundred metres down into the valley from the house there is a bridge straddling a river which will soon have salmon swimming through it. The nearest village (approx 4miles) has a very helpful Tourist Information Centre, some interesting shops and a stunning stainless steel statue of Llywelyn ap Gruffydd Fychan on the remnants of Llandovery Castle (1116) - a must to be seen at night! There's The Bear Inn in the Market Square for lunch or evening meal or The Old Post Shop for delicious hand-made chocolates, gifts or coffees. There's two larger eateries, take aways, an Indian and Chinese, numerous pubs, a Post Office and Library. Further affield you have Myddfai (where Prince Charles has his famous B & B); near Llangadog you have the mountains of Lyn-y-Fan Fach from the famous Lady of the Lake folk lore who gave birth to the Physicians of Mydffai; then you have the road through Llangadog and up onto the mountains and over to Brynaman - totally awe inspiring and even better if you turn down one of the side lanes and let the adventures begin.....and so much more to explore!

Set in the heart of Wales, the home is ideally located for those ready to get away from it all and to enjoy a true Welsh holiday. This detached property is situated on the edge of the beautiful small market town of Llandovery, with all the luxuries and more of home. Guests will find a peaceful family home which will always provide a warm and stress-free welcome at the end of your day. The home away from home is ideal for walkers, cyclists, couples and families. A real hidden gem!

The home is on the edge of the small picturesque town of Llandovery. The town centre is minutes walk from my front door as is the town rail station on the Heart of Wales railway line. The large bedroom is warm and clean with a beautiful view; there is ample storage space for belongings. The garden backs onto a footpath that can be followed down to the banks of the River Towy, under 2 minutes walk away! There is a 3/4 size snooker table in the home with chalk, cues and balls. Full signal and Wifi is available throughout the property. There is off-road parking available. Smoking is allowed outside the house in the rear garden. The house is centrally heated and laundry is available for those staying a minimum of three nights.

There are a number of charming little shops and a selection of pubs and restaurants in Llandovery to spend an evening. Llandovery’s unique location makes it the perfect place for you to base yourself for your Welsh holiday. The following are just some of the places to visit, the driving time there is in brackets. To the North….... Cwm-Rhaedyr red route Mountain Biking (15min) Mountain Bike Rider magazine quoted it has “one of the best trails we’ve ridden anywhere in the UK” Dolaucothi Gold Mines (20min) The ancient Roman Gold Mines are great for adults and kids. Twm Sion Cati Nature Reserve and Cave (20min) My favourite walk in the local area! Walk along the boardwalk in thick woods rife with bird species to a circular walk, and the "cave" where the Welsh Robin Hood used to hide from the law! Llyn Brianne Dam (30min) There are numerous walks around and across the huge Dam wall in the foothills of the Elan Valley. Elan Valley (1hr) A walker’s and cyclist’s dream. The stunning Elan Valley is criss-crossed with trails for all levels and abilities. To the East........... Brecon Beacons and Pen-y-Fan (30min) The spectacular Brecon Beacons is on the doorstep. A half hour drive to the highest mountain in South Wales, Pen-y-Fan is also a must! Usk reservoir (30min) A great place for a picnic, numerous trails go around the lake. A good point to begin and end a day’s hiking. Llangorse lake riding and climbing centre (40min) Perfect for kids of all ages. I used to take my boys there for their birthday every year, perfect for a rainy day! The Big Pit Museum (1hr 10min) A great chance to understand the history of South Wales by going down a Welsh mine, with underground tours. To the South and West............ Red Kite feeding station (15min) A good place to stop off at on the way to or back from a day on the Black Mountain or up Llyn-y-Fan Fach. National Trust Property Dinefwr House and Castle (20 mins) Beautiful walk from the grounds of the country estate to the castle through a deer park. The house is perfect for a rainy day. Black Mountain, (25min) The Black Mountain is a great ascent on a clear day. Talley Abbey and Nature Reserve (25min) The Abbey itself is in ruins now but the walks around the Nature Reserve are beautiful. Dan yr Ogof Caves (30 min) Spend a day at one of the largest cave systems in Europe. There are loads of great walks in the surrounding mountains too. Castles: Carrig Cennen, Dinefwr, Dryslwyn (30min). Wales has more castles per square mile than anywhere in the world! Carrig Cennen is just a short drive away and in my view is the best of the bunch! Llyn-y-Fan Fach (30min) An absolutely incredible walk to a lake which sits in the shadow of the mountain summit. The lake itself is the subject of the Lady of the Lake legend. The views from the summit are well worth the hike. National Botanic Gardens (35min) Llansteffan Beach (50min) A personal favourite of mine as you can walk around the headland of the beach and up to a castle that looks out over the estuary. Dylan Thomas Boathouse (55min) The boathouse in Laugharne where Dylan penned his poems is a wonderful change from the hills and mountains of mid Wales. The town of Laugharne is beautiful and has some lovely walks along the coastal path. There are also plenty of wonderful trails around Llandovery for those who don't want to venture too far from the house. I'm happy to show you on a map all my favourite trails around the local area!

Boutique 17th century mill overlooking the Brecon Beacons National Park. Set in 70 private acres stunning scenery with walks from the door to hills, waterfalls & friendly pub. Dogs welcome. Relax under the starry night sky in the wood fired hot tub. Large upstairs suite with double height ceilings, views, huge bathroom, claw foot bath. Ground floor bedroom with super king bed or twin bed. Luxurious ground floor shower room. Large open plan living area with log burner.

Recharge your batteries with a stay in our quirky and luxurious well equipped cottage set in the spectacular scenery of the Towy Valley and Cambrian Mountains overlooking the Brecon Beacons National Park. Large garden with beautiful stream. Covered veranda and seating area to enjoy the views from, whatever the weather. This is a dark skies designated area. Watch shooting stars from the wood fired hot tub or sat around the fire pit at night. **Please See postscript Enjoy walks from the doorstep and explore our 70 acres of private land or pack a picnic and take a stroll along the drover's track into the Cambrian Mountains on paths leading from the doorstep. Lots of waterfalls within walking distance, plus excellent mountain biking and road biking routes nearby. Please note that the stream is not fenced off and children, dogs and adventurous adults are best supervised at all times. Duck or Grouse: there are 2 low doorways and one low beam that you will need to duck underneath. We welcome dogs & horses by arrangement. **We're very sorry but we cannot guarantee use of the hot tub during winter due to the burner & boiler being external and at risk of freezing. However we do live in a mild climate so we hope that, barring extensive cold snaps, it should be fine. We prefer to highlight this to avoid any disappointment. Thanks for your understanding! Follow Cambrian Escapes on Instagram and Facebook for more pictures.

This is a truly special place. Expansive skies, mountains, ancient woodlands, rivers, waterfalls and outstanding views. Loads of space to explore, play or just hideaway. It's a dark skies area where you can enjoy the Milky Way, planets and numerous shooting stars. Walk to the local pub. Explore the Cambrian Mountains & Brecon Beacons National Park or just soak up the atmosphere and recharge your batteries. Within 45 minutes you can be in Dylan Thomas's atmospheric Laugharne or on the beautiful beaches of Llansteffan or Cefn Sidan. The fantastic harbour towns of Aberaeron, New Quay and Tenby are less than an hour's drive. Plentiful castles and some of the most famous of Wales' gardens are just a short drive away. There are plenty of local festivals all year round and lots of great places to eat and to buy some of the great food that is produced in Carmarthenshire.

Fresh clean accommodation, tucked away up in the hills with fantastic views across the Brecon Beacons National Park. We have a 12 acre smallholding with a flock of Black Welsh Mountain Sheep and 2 delightful Pygmy Goats. It’s the perfect location to watch the magnificent red kite birds of prey soaring above. The accommodation is self-contained with it’s own entrance. It’s part of the farmhouse where your hosts, Ken and Sue, live. We look forward to welcoming you to our little piece of paradise.

There is a strong 4G mobile phone signal at the property but currently no WiFi. There’s a small TV and DVD player with a selection of DVD’s. You are welcome walk around our land and woods, but please leave all gates as you found them.

We are in a very quiet rural location, so its a great place to relax and get away from the hustle and bustle. Our nearest neighbours are a 10 minute walk across the fields. You won’t hear any traffic only birdsong and bleating sheep. The views from the property are spectacular. The nearest town is Llandovery which is about 6 miles away. It has 3 cafe’s, several pubs serving delicious good value food, a proper fish & chip shop, Indian and Chinese takeaways, a couple of small supermarkets, doctor/dentist and pharmacy. The nearest shop for milk, bread, chocolate etc is the Village Shop in Llanwrda, 1.5 miles away. There is also a good cafe in Llanwrda serving delicious breakfasts and lunch. Llandeilo is around 8 miles away and offers more than Llandovery for shopping, but if you are looking for “High Street” shops you will have to go to Carmarthen which is about 17 miles away.

Owl Barn is a lovely spacious light and airy modern barn conversion with fantastic views of the Beacons It sleeps up to 5 in 2 bedrooms. Set on a hillside in wonderful rural Carmarthenshire, yet only 10 minutes from the market town of Llandovery.

Owl Barn is a superb recent conversion of an old stone and slate building on an upland hill farm in Carmarthenshire, Wales. With its stylish decor and amazing views this romantic and quirky spacious barn will both wow and cosset you. There are 2 large double bedrooms and 2 shower rooms; The master bedroom has a super-king (6 foot wide ) double bed and an en-suite shower room. The second bedroom has a king size 5ft double bed, and there is the option to have a fifth temporary bed provided in either bedroom. There is an additional charge for using this bed - please book for 5 people to have the use of it. If you are a group of five you must book for 5. If you are 4 or less and want to use the extra bed you must still book for 5. Please note that we do not allow sleeping on the sofas. Thus we can accommodate up to 5, easily, but do not allow more than that (babies excepted). You will have ample parking spaces, a sheltered outside table and eating/sitting space and a little bit of peace and quiet. Owl Barn is well stocked; with basics such as teas, coffee, and other simple cooking needs etc, to wide screen smart TV, DVD, Humax TV recorder, radio HiFi/CD sound system, and 6 meg Wifi, books and magazines to browse. Whether your stay (minimum of 2 nights) is for family, friends or a romantic weekend get away, you could not ask for a more delightful retreat from the hustle and bustle of modern life, and you are within seconds of quiet countryside walks which can be as challenging as you wish; a stroll around the farm or on sheltered roads and footpaths, or up to the trig point on the top of Fforest, the nearest hill top of the Cambrian range at about 1300 feet. All without using the car. This is a stylish warm and peaceful building with underfloor heating throughout, supplied by an air source heat pump. It is well appointed, quiet and has lovely extensive countryside views and a sheltered terraced outside area to eat al fresco or just sit quietly. There is parking for numerous cars. Sleeps 4+1 in 2 bedrooms with the option of an extra single bed in either bedroom. + short breaks (2 night minimum) + Romantic? Most definitely! + Two couples? Ideal. + For a group of friends? Perfect. + A family? Oh yes. - Smokers? Sorry, definitely not inside the building. - Pets? Not allowed at all, sorry. - Hen or stag parties? Sorry, definitely not; this is a quiet place, so no noisy groups please. The main shower room is spacious and has room for a wheel chair. There is a very quiet minor road running past the barn so walks with great views and without getting your shoes dirty are possible on the doorstep too. Owl Barn has under floor central heating with oak flooring in the main, tiled floor in the kitchen, and the shower rooms. There is plenty of room in the lounge for the fold-up bed, or it can go in either bedroom. The master bedroom with en suite shower room is at the end of the barn, and so would be quiet for a child using the fifth bed, if they needed to be in bed earlier than the rest of the group. Linen is only provided for use with the extra fold up bed on request in advance- book for 5 people if you want to use this bed. The second bedroom has a comfortable king size 5 ft wide double bed. There is a separate shower room, which is spacious, and has a loo and spacious wet room type shower with no step into the shower. A fold-up bed is provided for occasional use and linen is provided to make the bed up with, only when requested. You must book for five to use this. The kitchen is a chefs paradise; large with a breakfast bar island that seats 4. Stylish and well fitted, equipment includes; electric double oven, grill and ceramic hob with extractor fan, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, microwave, kettle, toaster, cafetiere and all the usual cooking utensils and pans etc. Superb views over the surrounding countryside. Ironing board, iron (and even soft water for the iron) and a hairdryer are all provided. A fold-up bed is provided for occasional use and linen is provided to make the bed up with, when requested ( book for 5 people). Living Room: Spacious sunny lounge with lovely outlook, 2 comfortable 3-4 seater sofas. WiFi, TV with DVD player, CD/radio, mP3/iPod connection. Extending dining table that can seat up to 10. A beautiful room with exposed stone wall and beams that is very relaxing. The corridor leading to the bedrooms and main shower room/ loo is pleasantly wide as befits the space. Towels and linen; Laundered, quality cotton sheets, duvet covers, and towels are provided at the start of your stay, and changed weekly for longer stays. Hand soaps are also provided; bring your own shampoo please. Cleaning; The property is cleaned prior to your arrival, and weekly, with a linen change, for longer stays. Amenities/Facilities: ceramic hob, double oven, fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, washing line and drying rack, iron & ironing board, smart TV with an associated Humax hard drive programmable recorder, compact HiFi that you can easily connect your phone or ipod to with a provided cable, internet access ( WiFi speed is a healthy 6 meg), comfortable underfloor central heating via an air source heat pump, board games, books, CD's & DVD's. A recent guest said; "It was a real sense of awe we experienced staying at Owl Barn. What you achieved in the juxtaposition of modern/new against the rural backdrop is spectacular. The floor-plan, the use of white, natural and gray tones; the exposed beams, and the way you seamlessly incorporate modern conveniences and comforts all worked so well. And the lighting -wow! The lighting. Everything from the variety of fixtures, mix of colour-temps, angles/spotlighting. Amazing. And that’s just the artificial lighting. The way you brought in natural light was equally impressive. The variety and positioning of windows/doors/skylights and their dimensions, not only let the light in but also the surroundings. Glimpses of nature from different angles, the main farmhouse, the sky. The choice of interior light-colour flooring, white walls serve to accentuate nature and the natural light."

Llandovery is a pleasant market town, only 10 mins by car, along the leafy lane that leads down to the main road. Take your time along here; there are many blind bends and 20 mph is quite fast enough! Many shops, including a medium size supermarket, bakers, butchers, delis, cafes Post office, gift shops etc. A great Chinese takeaway, and the Three Horseshoes fish and chip restaurant and takeaway, both on the main street are recommended, and there are Indian and other fast food outlets. There are several good places to eat out; The Old Printing Office cafe (daytime) is my favourite, behind the shop. The Kings Head and Castle Hotels do good food, as does the Three Horse Shoes restaurant and takeaway. The town used to have over 30 pubs! But now there are approximately 10, and there a several country pubs in the Towy valley that make a good welcome and do food. I provide a detailed list in my welcome pack and handbook. Llandovery is the home of the Llandovery Drovers, a semi professional Welsh Premiership rugby side, and the centre of the small town is occupied by the famous Llandovery College, where many sporting greats have come to the notice of talent spotters, especially on the rugby field. There is a swimming pool, tennis squash and raquetball courts, bowls and croquet adjacent to the delightful Castle Fields cricket ground, next to the car park in the centre of town. A visit to the livestock market, beyond the town car park, on Tuesday mornings or most Fridays could be an interesting excursion. This lovely rural area is fantastic for the outdoors with walking, cycling, both on road and off, and we even have a great MTB trail within easy cycling range of the farm, Cwm Rhaeadr MTB forest trail; cycle over into the next valley, 30 mins, ride the trail, 45 mins /lap, dine in the Neuadd Arms in Cilycwm and ride back to Owl Barn at Penygaer. Phew! Or put the bike in the car to get there..... There are many other cycle and walking tracks through Crychan forest on the opposite side of our Bran valley, or ride/ walk out onto the hills of mid Wales or the Brecon Beacons, only 30 mins away. Visit; Lyn y Fan; the most fantastic (URL HIDDEN) is a delightful lake nestling in the cwm of Fan Fawr, the mountain in the view from the kitchen door; 35 mins in the car, then 40 mins walk to the lake. Magical with mystical stories about the Lady of the Lake! On to the top of Fan Fawr is a good hike, but what a view...yes, that is Somerset you can see from there! Gold Mines at DolauCothi 30 mins away by car Upper Towy valley, Cilycwm, Rhandirmwyn and on to the Lynne Brianne dam, the largest of it's type in Europe, walking/cycling, very scenic 35 mins to the dam up the Towy valley. Aberglasney; world famous gardens, 40 mins National Botanic Garden of Wales, Nantgaredig 45 mins Parc y Scarlets, Llanelli, home of Scarlets rugby 60+ mins Cardiff and the Millenium Stadium 80+ mins Swansea (football and Ospreys rugby) and The Gower peninsular, beaches, walking, etc 90 mins Llandeilo; shopping and architecture 30 mins Brecon; shopping and architecture 35 mins Laugharne; home of Dylan Thomas 65 mins Brechfa forest/Abergorgech; superb MTB trails, 35 mins Dan yr Ogof show caves open to the public 40 mins Ystradfellte; amazing walks in wonderful sheltered wooded valleys with waterfalls and caves Horse riding at Cae Iago Riding Centre, Ffarmers 35 mins Llangose lake; sailing, canoeing etc. beyond Brecon 40 mins Rallying; many events throughout the year, on the Eppynt military range or in Crychan and Halfway forests, 25 mins The area has fantastic roads for motorcyclists, and you will notice many of them visit the town for a cuppa on their travels in summer. Golf; there's a nine hole course just beside the river Towy. 10 mins Builth Wells has a good 18 hole course. 35 mins Builth Wells is also home to the annual Royal Wesh Show around the end of July, and the showground hosts many other events throughout the year. Fishing is possible on the Towy river that flows down its beautiful adjacent valley and past Llandovery, or at Springwater Lakes 30 mins away towards Lampeter.

At the foothills of the Brecon Beacons, nestled alongside the River Gwydderig you will find the Riverside Pods. Each pod is the perfect size for two adults with a sofa bed for an extra little one or two. You'll find an excellently equipped kitchen area as well as an en-suite shower room, luxurious double bed matched with Egyptian cotton sheets, sofa and television & DVD player. Its double glazed windows and under floor heating provides the perfect balance for all weather.

Set in a grassy meadow, facing out onto the river lies Heron’s Tree, Otter’s Den, Red Kite’s Nest and Kingfisher’s Burrow. Enjoy our seated decking area with exclusive access to the riverside. We look forward to welcoming you to the Riverside soon, Carwyn, Emily & the Rees family

Situated alongside the riverside with surrounding fields and rolling hills.

CwCw (Cuckoo) Barn is a lovely spacious airy warm and comfortable modern barn conversion with fantastic views of the surrounding hills. It sleeps up to 6 in 3 bedrooms. Set on a hillside in wonderful quiet rural Carmarthenshire, yet only 10 minutes from the market town of Llandovery. Come for walks, rides from the doorstep, sightseeing and experience the wonders of being able to see the Milky Way on a starlit night.

Cwcw (cuckoo) Barn is a superb recent conversion of an old stone and slate building on an upland hill farm in Carmarthenshire, Wales. We often see and more often hear the cwcw in spring, hence the name for this conversion of our old cow house into a comfortable warm and stylish home. With its stylish decor and amazing views this romantic and spacious barn will both wow and cosset you. There is a large double bedroom with king size bed, one large twin room with en-suite bathroom, a small twin room and a shower room. The master bedroom has a king size (5 foot wide ) double bed. The second bedroom has twin 3ft beds, and an en-suite bath room with a shower over the bath. This is a lovely spacious and quiet room at the end of the barn. there is another twin bedded room, small but cosy. Please note that we do not allow sleeping on the sofas. Thus we can accommodate up to 6, easily, but do not allow more than that (babies excepted). You will have ample parking spaces, a sheltered sunny outside terraced area with table and eating/sitting space and a lawned garden area that provides a little bit of peace and quiet and has great views across the valley. Cwcw Barn is well stocked; with basics such as teas, coffee, and other simple cooking needs etc, to wide screen TV, DVD, a smart Humax TV recorder that makes access to iPlayer , Netflix etc very easy, radio HiFi/CD sound system, and 6 meg Wifi, books and magazines to browse. Whether your stay (minimum of 2 nights) is for family, friends or a romantic weekend get away, you could not ask for a more delightful retreat from the hustle and bustle of modern life, and you are within seconds of quiet countryside walks which can be as challenging as you wish; a stroll around the farm or on sheltered roads and footpaths, or up to the trig point on the top of Fforest, the nearest hill top of the Cambrian range at about 1300 feet. All without using the car. This is a stylish warm and peaceful building with underfloor heating throughout, supplied by an external oil boiler. It is well appointed, quiet and has lovely extensive countryside views and a sheltered terraced outside area to eat al fresco or just sit quietly. There is parking for numerous cars. Sleeps 6 in 3 bedrooms with the option of a cot and high chair for an infant. + short breaks (2 night minimum) + Romantic? Most definitely! + couples? Ideal. + For a group of friends? Perfect. + A family? Oh yes. - Smokers? Sorry, definitely not inside the building. - Pets? Not allowed at all, sorry. - Hen or stag parties? Sorry, definitely not; this is a quiet place, so no noisy groups please. The main shower room is small and should be ok for a wheel chair user - ther is no step into the shower. There is a very quiet minor road running past the barn so walks with great views and without getting your shoes dirty are possible on the doorstep too. Cwcw Barn has under floor central heating with oak flooring in the lounge, tiled floor in the kitchen, and the shower room. Bedrooms are carpeted. The twin bedroom with en suite shower room is at the end of the barn, and so would be quiet for a child, if they needed to be in bed earlier than the rest of the group. There is a separate shower room, which is small, and has a loo and a large wet room type shower with no step into the shower. The kitchen is fully equipped with all the normal features; it is large, with room for the dining table that seats 6 easily, a long comfortable sofa/bench and an island unit. Equipment includes; electric oven, grill and ceramic hob with extractor fan, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, microwave, kettle, toaster, cafetiere and all the usual cooking utensils and pans etc. French doors to the sheltered terrace. CD/radio, mP3/iPod connection. Dining table that can seat up to 8. Ironing board, iron (and even soft water for the iron) and a hairdryer are all provided. Living Room: Spacious lounge with lovely outlook, 2 comfortable 3-4 seater sofas and two other chairs. A small woodstove and a two days wood supply (more available on request) WiFi, TV Humax 'smart' recorder that can access iplayer, Netflix etc, A beautiful room with exposed stone wall and beams that is very relaxing. The corridor leading to the bedrooms and main shower room/ loo is pleasantly wide as befits the space. Towels and linen; Laundered, quality cotton sheets, duvet covers, and towels are provided at the start of your stay, and changed weekly for longer stays. Hand soaps and shampoo are also provided. Cleaning; The property is cleaned prior to your arrival, and weekly, with a linen change, for longer stays. Amenities/Facilities: ceramic hob, double oven, fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, drying rack, iron & ironing board, smart TV with an associated Humax hard drive programmable recorder, compact HiFi that you can easily connect your phone or ipod to with a provided cable, internet access ( WiFi speed is a healthy 6 meg), comfortable underfloor central heating, board games, books, CD's & DVD's.

Llandovery is a pleasant market town, only 10 mins by car, along the leafy lane that leads down to the main road. Take your time along here; there are many blind bends and 20 mph is quite fast enough! Many shops, including a medium size supermarket, bakers, butchers, delis, cafes Post office, gift shops etc. A great Chinese takeaway, and the Three Horseshoes fish and chip restaurant and takeaway, both on the main street are recommended, and there are Indian and other fast food outlets. There are several good places to eat out; The Old Printing Office cafe (daytime) is my favourite, behind the shop. The Kings Head and Castle Hotels do good food, as does the Three Horse Shoes restaurant and takeaway. The town used to have over 30 pubs! But now there are approximately 10, and there a several country pubs in the Towy valley that make a good welcome and do food. I provide a detailed list in my welcome pack and handbook. Llandovery is the home of the Llandovery Drovers, a semi professional Welsh Premiership rugby side, and the centre of the small town is occupied by the famous Llandovery College, where many sporting greats have come to the notice of talent spotters, especially on the rugby field. There is a swimming pool, tennis squash and raquetball courts, bowls and croquet adjacent to the delightful Castle Fields cricket ground, next to the car park in the centre of town. A visit to the livestock market, beyond the town car park, on Tuesday mornings or most Fridays could be an interesting excursion. This lovely rural area is fantastic for the outdoors with walking, cycling, both on road and off, and we even have a great MTB trail within easy cycling range of the farm, Cwm Rhaeadr MTB forest trail; cycle over into the next valley, 30 mins, ride the trail, 45 mins /lap, dine in the Neuadd Arms in Cilycwm and ride back to Owl Barn at Penygaer. Phew! Or put the bike in the car to get there..... There are many other cycle and walking tracks through Crychan forest on the opposite side of our Bran valley, or ride/ walk out onto the hills of mid Wales or the Brecon Beacons, only 30 mins away. Visit; Lyn y Fan; the most fantastic (URL HIDDEN) is a delightful lake nestling in the cwm of Fan Fawr, the mountain in the view from the kitchen door; 35 mins in the car, then 40 mins walk to the lake. Magical with mystical stories about the Lady of the Lake! On to the top of Fan Fawr is a good hike, but what a view...yes, that is Somerset you can see from there! Gold Mines at DolauCothi 30 mins away by car Upper Towy valley, Cilycwm, Rhandirmwyn and on to the Lynne Brianne dam, the largest of it's type in Europe, walking/cycling, very scenic 35 mins to the dam up the Towy valley. Aberglasney; world famous gardens, 40 mins National Botanic Garden of Wales, Nantgaredig 45 mins Parc y Scarlets, Llanelli, home of Scarlets rugby 60+ mins Cardiff and the Millenium Stadium 80+ mins Swansea (football and Ospreys rugby) and The Gower peninsular, beaches, walking, etc 90 mins Llandeilo; shopping and architecture 30 mins Brecon; shopping and architecture 35 mins Laugharne; home of Dylan Thomas 65 mins Brechfa forest/Abergorgech; superb MTB trails, 35 mins Dan yr Ogof show caves open to the public 40 mins Ystradfellte; amazing walks in wonderful sheltered wooded valleys with waterfalls and caves Horse riding at Cae Iago Riding Centre, Ffarmers 35 mins Llangose lake; sailing, canoeing etc. beyond Brecon 40 mins Rallying; many events throughout the year, on the Eppynt military range or in Crychan and Halfway forests, 25 mins The area has fantastic roads for motorcyclists, and you will notice many of them visit the town for a cuppa on their travels in summer. Golf; there's a nine hole course just beside the river Towy. 10 mins Builth Wells has a good 18 hole course. 35 mins Builth Wells is also home to the annual Royal Wesh Show around the end of July, and the showground hosts many other events throughout the year. Fishing is possible on the Towy river that flows down its beautiful adjacent valley and past Llandovery, or at Springwater Lakes 30 mins away towards Lampeter.

Decorated traditionally in keeping with the age of the house. Good size garden, overlooking the river. Just off the A40 trunk road, central village location with service garage, shop and café close by. Railway station on the Heart of Wales Line connecting Swansea and Shrewsbury. Close to River Towy, the Black Mountain and the Brecon Beacons National Park.

Two double bedrooms available, both on first floor - one with sink. Kettle, mini fridge and tea/coffee in room. Second bedroom for the use of family group/friends. Use of kitchen - hot drinks and cereals/toast for breakfast if required.

Village location - just off the A40 trunk road on A482: 4 miles from Llandovery, 8 miles from Llandeilo, 16 miles from Lampeter.

Llangoedmor House is a Grade II listed Georgian house in the Brecon Beacons National Park and the Fforest Fawr UNESCO Global Geopark in the beautiful village of Myddfai. The house is a comfortable home-from-home with a log-burning stove, oak beams, stone walls and a pretty, private, courtyard herb garden, perfect for outdoor dining, and busy with little birds year-round.

Accommodation: Sleeps 6 (4 adults + 2 children in bunks) 1 double room with a kingsize bed 1 twin room (which can also be made up to a superking) 1 bunk room for two children Bathroom: Large bath with a shower over the top, washbasin and lavatory Useful information: Free, reliable WiFi 200 thread count Egyptian cotton bed linen, feather pillows and duvets (alternative pillows available on request) Towels, bathmats and kitchen linen provided Electricity and a basket of logs for the log burner included Well-behaved pets with thoughtful owners most welcome High chair and travel cot available Parking for two cars immediately outside the house Television with integral DVD player Well-equipped kitchen including a microwave, a small freezer and a Nespresso coffee machine Washing machine

The village of Myddfai - famous for the ancient herbalists ‘The Physicians of Myddfai’ - is home to the 13th century St. Michael’s Church, renowned for its five huge arches. The village boasts an excellent visitors’ centre, shop and cafe, the building of which was the subject of the BBC’s Village SOS. The centre, opened by Their Royal Highnesses The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall - near neighbours at the Llwynywermod Estate - sells locally made produce and gifts and hosts a book swap service, a monthly farmers’ market and other occasional events, talks and activities. Nearby are the Usk Reservoir, Llyn y Fan Fach of the ‘Lady of the Lake’ legend - and also from the legend Esgairllaithdy Farm from where one can buy lamb that grazed on the hills within sight of the house - and the Red Kite feeding centre at Llanddeusant. Llangoedmor House is a superb base for walkers, wildlife enthusiasts or those just seeking a quiet retreat in a beautiful place. Llandovery (3 miles): a friendly market town where you can find a supermarket, butcher, baker, greengrocer, Post Office, bank, Indian and Chinese takeaways, fish and chip shop and numerous independent retailers, including bric-a-brac and antique shops that are well worth a visit. Llandovery has a Business Hub with excellent internet connectivity in which you can find a desk on a daily basis, should you need one. Llandeilo (13 miles): becoming recognised as a chic destination for those in the know, Llandeilo has excellent shopping - the usual butcher, greengrocer and supermarket, but also an outstanding independent delicatessen, toy shop, kitchen shop, patisserie and quilting shop as well as a number of very good quality bistros, coffee shops, antique and interior shops and clothing boutiques. Its charming colourful houses perched on a hillside with spectacular views make it a fine place for a visit and a wander. Further afield: Brecon, Carmarthen, Crickhowell, Swansea, Bridgend and Hay-on-Wye are all achievable for a good day out.

Cartws is a converted former carthouse, centrally heated, but with a woodburner as well for cosy nights in by the fire. It is located in the beautiful upper Towy valley, a mecca for walkers, cyclists and birdwatchers. Cartws is ideal for couples, small groups of friends and families.

Cartws is a roomy comfortable space, with oil central heating and a toasty woodburner, wooden floors, a spacious kitchen witha tiled floor that is the hub of the cottage, three double bedrooms (one ensuite), a further bathroom with bath and shower. (Initial fuel included, charged per basket afterwards). There is a private garden behind the barn and a wild flower meadow in the paddock at the side, full of oxe eye daisies and knapweed in the summer.

The upper Towy valley has a dramatic landscape and has been described as a 'Little Switzerland'. The area is rich in wildlife, it was the last redoubt of the Red Kite before its recovery and Red Squirrels roam the conifer forests that surround the village. It is a walkers paradise, with bird reserves, woodland trust land, and Mynydd Mallaen a large upland common you will be spoilt for choice of walks. The area is also rich in history and a cave hidden in Dinas bird reserve further up the valley was the hiding place of Twm Sion Cati, known as the Welsh Robin Hood!

Charming detached home in the middle of delightful Cilycwm village. Good sized private room recently tastefully decorated and super-comfy bed. Cilycwm has old world charm with its 14th Century church and a village pub that is a hub for locals and welcoming for visitors serving great food. 3 miles from Llandovery town centre and right on the edge of the Brecon Beacon National Park. Excellent access to facilities for leisure/road cyclists and mountain bikers, walkers and ramblers.

I have an old friendly German Shepherd so would recommend guests should be comfortable around dogs. Access to self-service breakfast of cereals/porridge, toast, eggs, juice. Tea and coffee (Nespresso Machine) available anytime. Lounge has Welsh wood burning stove making for cosy winter evenings. Yew Tree House is located right in the centre of Cilycwm and about 30 metres from the excellent local pub. The house has a very comfortable and relaxing environment to get away from it all yet easily access more lively day and evening activities.

Cilycwm is a truly unique Welsh village. Steeped in history and having residents who can trace their family history back a few hundred years, it has embraced a truly cosmopolitan feel and welcomed residents from all areas and walks of life. The village is centred around the pub and covers only a couple of hundred metres but has beautiful views in every direction.

Between the Brecon Beacons National Park and the Cambrian Mountains, this is a great centre for beautiful countryside. Our pretty cottage with walled garden is in the quiet conservation area of the town. A "Heart of Wales" railway station is nearby.

This is a comfortable "home-from-home" with a welcoming feel to it, that our own family uses from time to time. We hope you will like it as much as we do. There is a good-sized family bathroom and a shower room with toilet and small wash-basin.

The cottage is centrally located near Llandovery Castle and the fabulous statue of Llewelyn-ap-Gruffydd. Castle Street is quite charming and has repeatedly won the town's competition for the "prettiest street." Llandovery itself has local shops, cafes, pubs, restaurants and takeaways and there is a good childrens' playground next to the Castle.

Gilfach translates from the Welsh as ‘nook’ or ‘hideaway’. This perfectly describes the farm, tucked away in a steep sided valley yet only 5mins drive from the A40. The farm dates back four hundred years. A more recent addition to the farm is a traditional log cabin. Tucked away it affords privacy and fantastic views of the valley. Gilfach is just north of the Brecon Beacons national park and nestling in the folds of the hills. The Cabin has everything you need to enjoy tranquillity and rest.

The Cabin benefits from all modern comforts to make it a warm and cosy place to snuggle into whatever the weather. The shower room has an electric shower. There is a double bedroom and separate bedroom with full sized bunk beds. There is Freeview TV and WiFi. The double doors in the lounge area open out onto a spacious decking. Gilfach is a traditional Welsh hill farm. There are sixty acres of pasture, ancient woodland, larch plantation and rough bracken and wetland meadows. It is home five British White cows and five horses. Guests are welcome to explore the farm and beyond along the rights of way leading from Gilfach’s land. There are wonderful views of Pen-y-Fan from the top of the farm and a stream flowing along the lower border, there is a mass flora and fauna to see with red kites and buzzards circling up and down the valley. The area’s Dark Sky status and the lack of light pollution makes Gilfach ideal for great stargazing.

Gilfach is on the northern edge of the Brecon Beacons National park. This is a wild and dramatic landscape with steeped with fascinating geology and history. There are hills to climb, ridges to stride along and lakes to swim in. Castles to explore, beautiful gardens to visit, and rivers for canoeing and fishing. There are the show caves at Dan Yr Ogof and the famous waterfalls at Ysradfellte. There is mountain railway and industrial heritage still visible in the landscape and preserved in the Big Pit Coal Museum at Blaenavon. Easily within reach for a day trip, you can enjoy the world-renowned beeches of the Gower peninsula or even head to Pendine Sands (famous for land speed records) and further afield to Tendby and Pembroke. The farm is twenty mins drive from Brecon where there are supermarkets, high street shopping, a cathedral and museums and leisure centre. In the opposite direction it is only slightly further to Llandovery – or for the nearest city it’s a fifty min drive to Swansea. The villages of Sennybridge, Defynnog and Trecastle are all just a few minutes from the farm. All have great places to eat and there is a very good fish and chip shop, a garage with café that serves a really good breakfast.

Llwyncelyn is a picturesque riverside Victorian grade II listed estate house in Wales with many original features of the era. In the past, the house was a guesthouse and was recently acquired in September 2018 by the current owners Chris & Haydn (& Italian Spinone dogs Blanche and Vera). Due to the size of the house, we are offering two lovely, boutique double bed and breakfast bedrooms (our Holly & Towy Rooms). We offer a complimentary light breakfast for our guests.

Llwyncelyn is a private house located next to the River Tywi, offering options for fishing and pure relaxation. The house is a prominent residence on the main A40 within walking distance from the lovely Welsh Drovers town of Llandovery complete with many restaurants, pubs, cafes, array of independent shops, swimming pool, castle and visitor centre, close proximity to lovely outdoor walking, mountain biking trails, cycling and fishing. We are also closely located to the lovely Llyn Brianne reservoir, Black Mountain (Myndd Du) in the Brecon Beacons and Prince Charles's Welsh Country house at Llwynywermwd.

Llandovery is a small but vibrant Welsh Drovers town with numerous offerings of cafes, pubs, and restaurants offering delectable, well-priced and high quality food options. There is also a fabulous mix of local shops including patisserie, haberdashery, visitor centre, antiques, independent boutiques amongst many others.

Our guest cabin 'La Fleur' is beautifully built wooden cabin - a cosy and warm hideaway on a remote hillside within the Brecon Beacon National Park - a wild nature haven in the dark skies reserve. Close to Usk Reservoir. provides: double bed,all bedding, wood stove and rustic kitchenette . share of shower and a compost loo. South facing balcony with view of the mythical black mountain. sleeps two very comfortably .look forward to hearing from you! more info on request.

Gorgeous renovated spacious stone stable cottage, one of 5 arranged around the old stable yard set on our idyllic working farm. Visit Wales 4*. Adjacent indoor hot tub for 8 available to each cottage in turn. Perfect for relaxing or walking and cycling from the door. Well-behaved dogs welcome by arrangement. Can be booked on it's own sleeping 5- or with Peregrine to sleep 11 (interconnecting).

Hobby is set on Cynghordy Estate, run by our family for 100 years, in idyllic hill country. Opens onto the gravelled stable courtyard. One of 5 cottages set in lawned gardens: each is private so ideal for any size party from 2 to 32. See our cynghordyestate website.

Set in unspoilt Carmarthenshire in wooded hill country- the garden of Wales. Discover wonderful castles, caves and gardens. Shops and restaurants available in Llandovery. Near Llanwrtyd Wells, home of bog snorkelling and Man v Horse.

Gorgeous renovated spacious stone stable cottage, one of 5 arranged around the old stable yard, set on our idyllic farm. Visit Wales 4*. Indoor hot tub for 8 available to each cottage in turn. Walking and cycling from the door. Opens onto patio. Lawned garden, BBQ. Well-behaved dogs welcome by arrangement. Can be booked on it's own to sleep 6- or with Hobby sleeping 11 (interconnecting).

Peregrine Stable Cottage is set on Cynghordy Estate, run by our family for 100 years, in idyllic hill country. Opens into the lawned garden, viewing up the valley, with a gravel car park. One of 5 cottages set in lawned gardens: each is private so ideal for any size party from 2 to 32. See our cynghordyestate website.

Set in unspoilt Carmarthenshire in wooded hill country- the garden of Wales. Discover Llyn Brianne Dam, Crychan and Cwm Rhaedr forests, wonderful castles, caves and gardens. Shops and restaurants available in Llandovery. Near Llanwrtyd Wells, home of bog snorkelling and Man v Horse.

Beautiful Coach House attached to a rural Victorian/Georgian Country House, set within stunning countryside in the heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park. It is accessed up a flight of granary steps onto a beautiful balcony with seating, views stretching towards the Brecon Beacons, walled kitchen garden and beyond, 2 miles of fishing up/down the USK/Crai. A delightful hideaway gem not to be missed. It's perfect for cyclists, walkers, Fisher men, couples, families and singletons

The Coach House is light, spacious (the photos do not quite capture the spacious feel) and very well decorated throughout, to give you the instant home from home feel. It is all on one level bar a small step leading down from the living/dining area towards the main bedroom, kitchen and bathroom. It provides ample seating within the living area a flat screen tv and PlayStation for you to watch dvd's and relax or have a game or two if you fancy. You can look out towards the balcony and beyond, while cosy reading or just relaxing. The dining area seats 4 very comfortably and is beautifully decorated with a large floor to ceiling bookcase. The single bedroom is very comfortable and perfectly decorated with a single bed and under storage, a wardrobe, chest of draws and bedside table. The main bedroom has a king size bed which is very comfortable with under storage units and two wardrobes a chest of draws and two bed side tables and a hairdryer. The kitchen is fully equipped with dishwasher, kettle, cooker, microwave and fridge (freezer compartment) various cooking utilities and gadgets to cook the perfect meal on those cosy days/nights in. The bathroom has a sink, mirror over, bath tub with shower over and toilet. A small unit for your essentials and a bin. There is an iron/iron board, vacuum cleaner (should you feel the need) and sewing kit within the Coach House. There is a storage room, which has ample of space to leave suitcases, shoes, wellies, Pram etc

This place is just breathtaking it has stunning views, from the balcony and beyond. The Coach House is set in peaceful surroundings and an ambiance that pictures do not give it justice! Pantyscallog House is adjacent to the Coach House; repairs have been done to collapsed stone walls, gardening and loads of TLC and endless labour of love to return it to its former beauty inside and out. This beautiful place is an absolute gem in the beautiful Brecon Beacons and not far from Sennybridge, Trecastle or Defynnog which all have a pub and delicious pub food/drinks or local specialities, from beers, to ales, to wines, just take your pick. You can walk, cycle or fish directly from this place without having to drive anywhere. There are loads of beautiful walks and cycle areas within the Brecon Beacons the choice is yours.

Self contained annex in Rhandirmwyn, Llandovery. Double bed, shower room. Dining area. Plus fridge, kettle, microwave, cutlery plates etc in mini kitchen. Own entrance. DIY breakfast provided. Cereals, muesli, crunch etc, fruits, yoghurts, bread, home made marmalade, fruit juice, milk, tea, coffee. Other items by arrangement. Gluten free provided if given a day or twos notice. ( We are 7 miles from shops!) Books, games, garden. Small dogs welcome by arrangement.

Self contained, own entrance, comfortable double bed, modern shower room, towels and face cloths. Mini kitchen with sink, fridge, kettle, utensils, plates, cutlery etc. Table and two chairs, drawer unit, books, games. CD player. Local info. Wifi Local maps and walking info. Shed for bikes.

Pubs close by, walks, hills, trees and flowers, quiet, dark skies and stars, fields, sheep, happy.

Self contained room and en suite with it's own entrance within a large 1800's Welsh Farmhouse, situated on the edge of the Brecon Beacons. Amazing walking, cycling (road and off road) and running on the doorstep plus two lovely small towns (Llandovery and Llandeilo) full of independent shops and cafes just a few minutes away. The room is spacious with high ceilings and a huge bathroom. Original shutters at the window along with a window seat that is the perfect spot for a morning coffee.

The room can be a twin or super king and includes a kettle, toaster and small fridge to allow you to make breakfast or simple meals. Along with a selection of china (plates, bowls, mugs). Happy to also provide a travel cot if needed. The room is within the house with a (locked) door joining the inner hallway, so you may hear the noise of family life going on. But our children are primary school aged so out at school Monday-Friday and in bed by 7pm so unlikely to disturb your stay. Given the location within the house we do of course also request for you to be considerate when it comes to noise of both us and our neighbours. No loud music at any time and if coming or going when others may be asleep please keep noise to a minimum. Parking is to the front of the main house on the large gravel drive way.

The Western Brecon Beacons is a somewhat undiscovered area with fewer tourists but some of the best scenery Wales has to offer. Our smallholding is situated just outside the park a few miles south of Llandovery. The property is very quiet being set back from the road up a short track and stepping outside all you can normally hear are sheep, a tractor or a Red Kite whistling. If you enjoy the outdoors there are great walks/trail runs a short drive away (Llyn y Fan Fach is a real gem), great cycling with 3 of the Top 100 climbs within 30km and some awesome mountain biking in Brechfa. Happy to share route recommendations and also provide bike cleaning or maintenance facilities if needed. If you're looking for something more relaxing to do then head for Llandeilo which has some wonderful independent shops and cafes (the Ginhaus Deli does the best flat white in my opinion). You can also reach a number of beaches within an hour or so drive either south or west. Llansteffan, Pembrey and New Quay to name but a few. All generally quiet especially outside of the summer holidays.

Meadow Cottage is a welcoming, cosy two bedroomed retreat raised from the ruin of a Welsh longhouse. It nestles in a beautiful valley flanked by trees and hills and is the perfect place for a relaxing break. As you approach the property along the narrow country lane, be prepared to fall into the embrace of this peaceful and tranquil location. The cottage is well equipped and has a pretty garden surrounded by fields and woodland with a patio for alfresco dining or just being at one with nature.

The cottage is a dedicated holiday home and is situated within our 200 acre farmland estate. The original property collapsed many years ago and when we acquired it, the only parts still standing were the livestock end, which was complete, and part of the wall containing the original fireplace. We decided to renovate the cottage and used as much as possible of the old stone still lying nearby, and in 1999 it was re-born. At night, Meadow Cottage is near silent except for the odd owl hooting or the wind rustling in the trees, and the sky is properly dark except for the moon and stars - a perfect recipe for the townie needing a good nights sleep. To help you dream on, our comfortable beds have soft snuggly duvets and pillows with fresh colour coordinated bed linen. In the Kitchen, you’ll find all the equipment you’ll need to prepare anything from basic grub to an epicurean feast. We provide tea towels, dish cloths and cleaning products. The cosy Lounge has windows overlooking the front and back gardens. It has two comfy sofas and an armchair. On a chilly evening, you can enjoy the log burning stove. The spacious Double Bedroom on the first floor has a king size pine bed, dressing table, hair dryer, wardrobe, chest of drawers, walk in eaves cupboard for storage and a boudoir chair. Adjacent to the Double Bedroom is the Bathroom which has a basin, wc, bath with shower and a warm airing cupboard. You will find individually wrapped scented soap, relaxing bubble bath, soft towels and a pack of four toilet tissue. The Twin Bedroom is on the ground floor and has two 3' single beds with bedside cabinets and reading lights. There is a matching tallboy with drawers and hanging space. A few steps down from the hallway is the Laundry Room equipped with a sink, washing machine, tumble dryer, ironing board with iron and clothes airer. For drying wet dogs we have provided some old towels. We are Martin and Karen and we welcome our guests with a complimentary hamper of tea, coffee and biscuits with milk in the fridge. Our home is next door, so to speak, 300 metres along a farm track and we host the cottage with the help of our co-host, Liz. We are always happy to meet you, chat or help with anything you need.

The room is a large private with double bed (5' width) plus dressing table. There is a beautiful ensuite bathroom, with both shower and bath. There is also a small space for dressing. The room is on the first floor (or second floor if you are from Asia or the US) and overlooks the river Irfon; the view is very remarkable and also takes in the farmer's fields on the other side of the bank.

I do not own a television or a TV licence.

Neighbourhood is very peaceful, this is the smallest town in the UK! The house is on the Llandovery Road, so during the day there is traffic. At night and in the evening it is silent. There are many walks and cycle runs to enjoy. A lovely part of mid-|Wales.

Tastefully renovated 200 year old barn with stunning views across the unspoilt Upper Towy Valley in the Cambrian Mountains. Space for two couples and two kids, or a family of five. Surrounded by forests, rivers, streams and waterfalls. Great garden.

Rustic yet modern, a bright and spacious two-storey converted barn. 3 bedrooms and bathroom downstairs and an open-plan living space upstairs, overlooking lush gardens and the Towy Valley. Please note the bunk beds are narrow (2'6") and not really suitable for adults.

The Upper Towy Valley, surrounded by the Cambrian mountains and only 40 mins drive from the Brecon Beacons has many opportunities for walkers, mountain bikers and those of an outdoors disposition. It all starts as soon as you step outside. There are stunning walks in every direction - or drive to the Llyn Brianne reservoir and start from there. You can even canoe or kayak on the river at the end of the drive… There is a mountain bike trail at Cwm Rhaeadr (URL HIDDEN) Also an all ability (pushchair and wheelchair friendly) walk It's possible to go horse riding along the many bridle paths that are nearby. The Dinas Nature Reserve has a lovely circular walk among the waterfalls of the upper Towy valley. Run by the RSPB it's a fantastic place for bird watchers and it seems also Welsh fugitives. Legend has it that Twm Sion Cati, the Welsh outlaw, hid in the caves here. There’s also a Red Kite feeding station nearby. The region has several castles that are open to the public: The spectacular Carreg Cennen sits high on a rocky crag with magnificent views of the Black Mountain and Towy Valley. The dark cave beneath the castle is worth exploring too. Dinefwr Castle, a 20 minute drive, dates from the 9th century and is considered one of the most important castles in Wales. The castle is in the grounds of Dinefwr Park, also home to Newton House. The Park is a beautiful place for an afternoon stroll. Watch out for the many deer. There are events held within the park from March to November. In the surrounding area there are many old lead and gold mines, drovers trails and ancient shelters waiting to be discovered on long walks. The ancient gardens of Aberglasney are delightful. In a few hours you can discover its pools, cloister walk and ancient Yew tunnel as well as many rare plants.