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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.

Semi detached riverside cottage in pretty village. Enclosed garden with a patio area. The property has a fully equipped kitchen with washer/dryer, dishwasher etc. The living room has a wood burning stove and TV/DVD with freesat. There is also excellent 4G signal at the cottage too. Upstairs boasts a double room and a versatile large second bedroom that can sleep as a twin or triple. Modern bathroom with electric shower over bath. There is also a very useful cellar room for secure bike storage.

A little cosy country palace decorated in exotic indian textiles on beautiful south facing hillside. Inside there is wood stove, double bed, table, storage. Outside .. annexe with kitchen and bathroom, flushing toilet, .. sitting/dining area. Suitable for couples and solo explorers.. on the edge of the Brecon Beacons. Perfect for walkers, romantics, mountain bikers, canoeists, fishing and bird watching. 10 minutes to Brecon. 30 minutes Hay-on-Wye (town of books). Free fresh eggs from my hens!

In converting this vintage chicken residence to 'Cluckingham Palace' it still retains it's chicken charm and cosy chicken characteristics but with much added bling, comfort and style.

Above the beautiful Usk valley, on the edge of the Brecon Beacons. 20mins from Pen-y-van (highest peak in the Brecon Beacons)

Comfortable south facing cottage with sunny patio within easy reach of A40 and Brecon. Glorious views over the Usk Valley to the Brecon Beacons. Walks books and maps for visitors' use. Suitable for families, sleeping maximum 5 people in two bedrooms plus sofa bed. 2 well- behaved dogs welcome.

Bright and sunny cottage, ideally placed within Brecon Beacons National Park. Amazing views. Full walking details and maps provided.

Situated in a quiet location, 8 minutes' drive from the town of Brecon.

Glynderi Cottage - Cozy Couples & Ideal Walkers' Retreat With great access from Sennybridge to all the famous Brecon Beacons walks, Glynderi Cottage provides a fantastic base for exploring the Beacons and surrounding area as well as the market town of Brecon.

Rustic charm - Recently upgraded inside and out, Glynderi Cottage sleeps two adults and has its own patio, garden and parking space. Relax and unwind - Enjoy some time to yourselves and relax by the log burner. Facilities include wifi, TV with built in freeview and DVD player, and an iPhone docking station. Snooze in style - The bedroom features a king size bed, window shutters and LED mood lighting, along with an en-suite toilet and shower. Details: The sitting room is cozy and comfortable with a club chair and sofa, log burner, TV (freeview & DVD), wifi and a docking station (charging and speakers for iPhone etc.). There is also a velux roof light with blackout blind. The kitchen is well provisioned, and includes sink, ceramic hob, ventilation hood, toaster, kettle, fridge with 3 star freezer compartment, washing machine & dryer, electric fan oven and microwave. The bedroom is accessed from lounge via a sliding frosted glass door and has a wooden king size bed, bedside tables, reading lights, wardrobe, and features LED mood lighting along the back beam. It also has wooden window shutters and a sliding door to an en-suite bathroom with shower. The cottage has its own well lit parking space, garden and screened area. The patio space caters for alfresco dining with patio chairs and table, whilst the garden has a fire-pit area. BBQ equipment is provided in the garden store. Why not order a freshly baked loaf of bread for the morning? We can arrange a locally sourced breakfast including sausages, eggs, bacon etc. For extra special occasions we offer celebration cakes made onsite, visit the Face book page ‘mariathecakebruja’ to enquire in advance of your stay.

With great access to all the famous Brecon Beacons walks, Glynderi Cottage provides a fantastic base for exploring the Beacons and surrounding area as well as the market town of Brecon. Sennybridge provides a selection of pubs, restaurants and shopping facilities - including a Post Office and Sennybridge Health Centre - all within walking distance. Nearby places to visit include Dan Yr Ogof Caves & Dinosaurs, Ghost Tours at Craig Y Nos Castle, Brecon centre, Defynnog Yew Tree (5000 years old!). Please see our website (glyndericottage dot co dot uk) and click on the 'Things to Do' page for more ideas, and useful links to walking routes.

Bryn Melyn is a cosy cottage sleeping two adults and is centrally located in the Brecon Beacons National Park. Panoramic views of the Senni Valley. Private garden/parking.

Close to amenities, Pubs, walks, wildlife, pony trekking, golf, stargazing. Ystradfellta Waterfalls, Pen-y-fan,33 miles of canal are a must to visit.

Heol Senni is a small Farmers Hamlet. Local Pubs serving lunches/evening meals at reasonable prices within 4/6 miles.

Stay in the Brecon Beacons National Park in a quiet characterful 500 year old house, with walking distance to 6 village pubs. The room has a comfortable 5ft double bed and a private shower room with basin & toilet. The pretty village of Defynnog is a great place to stay as central within the park, but with stunning walks, the 500 year old Defynnog Yew and friendly places to eat and drink, you can be sure to have a relaxing visit.

We do not offer breakfast, but there is a kettle and teas/coffee selection in the room. The Welsh Rarebit Centre in the village, and Glanusk Café a mile away both offer great food for breakfasts or lunch.

The Stables, recently & stylishly renovated is an idyllic cottage hideaway in the heart of the stunning Brecon Beacons National Park. Ideal as a base to explore the Mid Wales lakes and mountains, a romantic weekend, or just to relax. Just 10 minutes from the town of Brecon with its historic cathedral, yet only an hour from Cardiff; the cultural hub of Wales. The local village; a few minutes away is convenient with it's garages & convenience stores and pubs. Well behaved dogs welcome to stay.

The cottage has a private entrance and parking for two cars. It is set within its own enclosed garden area and is secure for children to play. The lounge area is cozy and comfortable, with a 50" widescreen TV, Sky Q and wifi. The kitchen is well provisioned, and includes a double fan oven, ceramic hob, dishwasher, fridge with freezer compartment, microwave, toaster and kettle, along with an array of utensils and crockery. Bedding and towels are provided, along with tea towels, washing up liquid and dishwasher tablets, cloths, toilet rolls and kitchen towel. Salt & Pepper.

Just a few miles from Mynydd Illtud and the Brecon Beacons National Park Visitor centre, set in acres of open common land with plenty to explore including the iron age hill fort and the beginning of the 'Sarn Helen' Roman road.

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.

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.

Positioned off a private drive & half a mile from the nearest road, we have designed & built a romantic en-suite shepherd's hut that we hope will be the perfect place from which to explore the Brecon Beacons or to simply relax and admire the breath taking views of Pen-y-Fan thanks to its position at 800 ft above sea level. Please note, the hut is 4 MILES from Brecon where you’ll find supermarkets & pubs etc. - there are none in the village! There is NO WIFI, but most networks get decent 3/4G.

We have built "The Acorn" at the end of my in-laws paddock which is 150m from their house. (We live at the bottom of the drive),It is surrounded by farmland and has its own little enclosed garden and parking area. We have designed it to cater for two people. There is however the possibility that we could accommodate a two man tent in certain circumstances - please contact us regarding this. There will be an additional charge. The hut is beautifully cosy, as it is insulated and has 2 radiators. It has a double bed with sprung mattress and all linen is provided. (There is additional space at the foot of the bed to cater for those over 6 feet tall!) There is an en-suite with proper flushing toilet, basin, shower, towel rail and fluffy towels. There's a fitted kitchen with microwave, (microwave omelette maker & egg boiler). Slow cooker (& recipe book), toaster, small fridge (in the shed there is also a cool box and on request we can supply ice-packs), kettle & sink with hot and cold running water. There's complimentary tea/coffee & milk. There is a TV, with no signal but plenty of DVD's. There are electric sockets & even some speakers that you can plug your devices in to. Outside there is a fire pit which doubles up as a BBQ along with a seating area. There is parking for 2 cars (6 metres from the hut) and a storage shed for bikes etc or for drying clothes.

Within walking distance: There is a roman fort, hill top fort, a church and a river to paddle in & Aberyscir Common. Sadly we don’t own any of the land surrounding the shepherd’s hut, so don’t advise you wonder off across the fields. On a Wednesday during winter, they hold a pheasant shoot in the field below the hut. This tends to last no longer than 30 minutes or so. 1.3 miles away is Cradoc Golf Club, with its stunning course and great food. The closest amenities are in Brecon, which is a 10 minute drive away. There you will find: 3 supermarkets, cinema, theatre, chemists, post office, outward bound shops, pubs, restaurants, hospital, canal, river with paddle boats, military museum, sports centre and bike hire shop. Within 25 miles: Pen-y-Fan (South Wales' highest peak) The Big Pitt (coal mine) Brecon Mountain Railway Penderyn Distillery Dan-yr-Ogof caves Waterfall walks Abseiling & Rock climbing centres Horse riding / trekking Hay Literacy Festival (May) Abergavenny Food Festival (September) Brecon Jazz Festival (August) Builth Agricultural Show and lots lots more!

A beautiful flat furnished with a yesteryear feeling. Romantic bedroom with kingsize bed and velvet drape. Modern kitchen area with everything you need to prepare a tasty meal, including electric oven, two ring ceramic hob and fridge with small freezer area. Relax in the lounge area watching a dvd or freeview on the combo tv. Leather settee converts to a small double bed if required. Luxury bathroom with electric shower and bathrobes for you to relax in after an active day.

Beautiful garden and terrace area. At the end of the garden is the River Usk, during the winter you can launch your kayak from here. In the summer you can splash around in it or fish if you have a license. Onsite deep tissue massage offered. Hardtail mountain bikes for hire. Close to beautiful walks and cycle rides

Set in the beautiful Brecon Beacons where you can hike, bike or visit quaint villages. Sennybridge has several pubs serving food close by. There is also a post office, cafe and convenience store. Bikes can be hired from myself to view this amazing area. Fishing and kayaking

Beautiful Shepard’s hut over looking pen y fan. The hut is situated on a small holding with sheep, horses and chickens. Lots of beautiful walks, Pen Y Fan and the mountain visitors centre being only 5 minutes away

Lovely snug romantic Shepard’s hut. Perfect for exploring the Brecon Beacons or a nice relaxing break, includes a double bed with luxurious bedding, 32inch sky tv, cosy log burner, little kitchen area with small hob, kettle, toaster, fridge and a table. The bathroom has a shower, toilet, small sink and heated towel rail, all towels are included. Use of washing machine if required. Lots of parking along side the hut

Very peaceful with lots of wildlife and beautiful mountain views, Pen y Fan 5 minutes away.

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 Cottage. Just north of the Brecon Beacons national park and nestling in the folds of the hills. The cottage has a cosy wood burner and everything you need to enjoy tranquillity and rest.

The Cottage benefits from all modern comforts to make it a warm and cosy place to snuggle into whatever the weather. The washroom has a power shower and the beds all have top quality wool duvets and luxury mattress toppers. There is a log burner in the lounge and a spiral staircase leads to the bedrooms. There is Freeview TV and WiFi. There is also a fair collection of books, DVDs and games. 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.

Welcome to Wernddu - a totally gutted/renovated cottage with plenty of original features and character. This open plan cottage is everything you’d ever want for a weekend in the Countryside. It’s idyllic, quaint, cosy & totally private. The only surrounding noise you will hear will be the grazing sheep or the sound of the river. The cottage is perfectly located to explore the Brecon Beacons and surrounding areas. Ideal for walking/cycling enthusiasts as well as those wanting a retreat to relax

Wernddu is totally unique & new to Airbnb. The cottage has been completely gutted/renovated/modernised and furnished to a high standard. The open plan living downstairs provides a fully fitted kitchen, dining area & lounge with a large inglenook fireplace/log burner. Upstairs provides two spacious double rooms with plenty of storage space & an idyllic luxurious bathroom with a large bath, separate shower, toilet & wash hand basin. The tranquility of Wernddu cannot be beaten. Whilst it is private & tucked away it is also very accessible - the main road is a mere five minutes. To the front of the house there is a large lawned area along with a wall garden. To the back there is a patio that overlooks an abundance of fields. Patio furniture is provided to sit back, relax and soak up the surroundings. Charcoal BBQ/chimenea/blankets also provided during summer months. There is even an outdoor loo !

By Car: Sennybridge Village - less than 5mins Brecon - 15mins Brecon Beacons Mountain Centre - 10mins Pen Y Fan - 15/20mins Dan Yr Ogof Caves - 20mins Crickhowell - 40mins Abergavenny - 50mins Cardiff - 60mins Swansea - 60mins Gower Coast - 70mins Hereford - 60mins

Auld Ffynnon is a charming, stone-built detached cottage situated in a quiet lane in the Brecon Beacons village of Trecastle. This one bedroomed holiday cottage is ideal for couples looking for a peaceful break in the stunning scenery of the Welsh valleys, hills and mountains of the National Park. Trecastle is a charming village with a pub serving good food. Auld Ffynnon is perfect for a get away from it all holiday.

Ideal for couples, this traditional cottage is ideally situated in the Brecon Beacons National Park. The property provides a good size open plan living area featuring kitchen with electric single oven and gas hob, small fridge/freezer, washing machine and microwave. In the living area there is satellite television, a dvd player and electric fire. There is also a double bedroom and good size bathroom. Wifi is provided. Available from 1st June, 2018.

There are several walks that can be done from Trecastle with views of hills and mountains, and also good for mountain biking. There is fishing available nearby at the Usk Reservoir. Sennybridge is 3 miles and provides 2 garages with shops, several pubs, Post Office, tea room and health centre. The market towns of Brecon and Llandovery are about 12 and 10 miles respectively.

A beautiful flatlet tastefully furnished with a safari feel. Super kingsize bed which can be turned into two large singles if required. Relax on the giraffe print sofa watching a dvd or free view on the combi tv. Modern kitchen area with everything you need to prepare a tasty meal, including electric oven, two ring ceramic hob and fridge with small freezer section. Large bathroom with electric shower and animal print bathrobes to relax in. Hand and bath towels. Hair dryer supplied.

Beautiful garden and terrace area. At the end of the garden is the River Usk, during the winter you can launch your kayak from here. In the summer you can splash around in it or fish if you have a license. Onsite deep tissue massage offered. Hardtail mountain bikes for hire. Close to beautiful walks and cycle rides

Set in the beautiful Brecon Beacons where you can hike, bike or visit quaint villages. Sennybridge has several pubs serving food close by. There is also a post office, cafe and convenience store. Bikes can be hired from myself to view this amazing area. Fishing and kayaking. This apartment is dog friendly, additional cost £10 a night payable on site. Upstairs is a separate one bedroom flat with king size bed and sofa bed in lounge, apartments can be rented as one unit if necessary

My place is close to Brecon, Brecon Beacons.. You’ll love my place because of Its tranquility and lovely panoramic views.. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travellers, families (with kids), and furry friends (pets). 2 guest in each room .another room is available £69.00 Two bedroomed property with large living room ,games room pool/snooker darts..

An idilic rural retreat within a 4 acre small holding set in the heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park. This luxury one bedroom self catering annex is ideal for couples planning to explore the Beacons and surrounding area as well as the market town of Brecon. Room for a cot/put up bed within the bedroom if required for baby/young child and also there is a sofa bed in the living area.

Rustic charm - Recently renovated inside. A modern country kitchen area with everything you needed to prepare meals including electric oven, gas hob, fridge with small freezer area, a dishwasher microwave, toaster and kettle, along with an array of utensils and crockery. Bedding and towels are provided, along with tea towels, washing up liquid and dishwasher tablets, cloths, toilet rolls and kitchen towel. Enjoy some time to yourselves and relax on the leather sofa by the log burner. Facilities include wifi and a TV with freesat and Netflix. The bedroom features a double bed along with a bathroom with a single slipper bath.

Just a short drive to Pen y Fan, Brecon Town and near by villages with several pubs serving food.

The Old Sunday School Room next to the River Hydfer is a lovely cottage in the centre of the tiny hamlet of Traianglas, just 2 miles from the village of Trecastle. It is perfect for couples or families who enjoy staying in a traditional Victorian building that has been renovated sympathetically to include all mod cons. In the heart of the Brecon Beacons, the cottage is ideally placed for hillwalking, cycling and exploring.

The upstairs is where the living accommodation is, making the most of the light and views across fields and hills. The bedrooms downstairs have replaced what was originally a stable where visiting clergy would tie their horses up.

Trecastle has 2 pubs. The Three Horse Shoes is a family friendly pub perfect for a well earned pint after a hearty walk - or enjoy a bar meal at the Castle Coaching Inn. While in Trecastle it is worth having a look at the 2 antiques centres, Trecastle Antiques and Vicarage Row Antiques. The cottage is an ideal base for a number of activities. The Usk Reservoir, a short drive away, is an excellent fishing centre. There are numerous walking and cycling routes on the doorstep too. The market town of Brecon, famous for its Summer Jazz Festival is only 12 miles away in one direction. 11 miles in the other is Llandovery, famous for its history of droving.

Exclusive use of campsite and shower room. Fantastic location for walking and wildlife or just chilling out. 5m Bell Tent with double bed and sofa. Duvet , pillows, bed linen and towels all provided. Electric lighting Exclusive use of a fabulous wet room. Gas BBQ. Firepit. Table and chairs under a dining canopy.

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.

Perfect for families or couples who wish to explore Brecon Beacons. Spacious and bright with no charge for extra guests. Tea and coffee provided for arrival , oil central heating , wood burning stove , Welsh stone walls, beams comfortable and practical home with WiFi ,games , toys ,books ,TV, CD player with aux lead , towels and linen provided .

Large private garden and off road parking for 1 car .

A friendly village with a pub serving good food ,an antiques centre, stunning scenery of Welsh Valley hills and an abundance of nature and wildlife The market towns of Brecon and Llandovery are 12 and 8 miles away , Sennybridge which has 2 garages with shops ,a cafe serving breakfast pubs serving food and a regular bus service is 3 miles away. Asda and Tesco will do Home delivery.

2 Fantastic holiday cottages situated on a working farm with amazing views. Each cottage has 3 bedrooms, sleeping up to 6 people maximum in each. Book just one cottage or if your a group of up to 12 people then you could book both as the cottages are next door to one another.There is a games room with a pool table and table tennis.

I recommend you view www.breconbeacons.org lots of great local information on this website.

Character cottage set inside the Brecon Beacons National Park. 3 Bedrooms (master with en suite), family shower room and separate downstairs toilet. Open plan kitchen/dining area has flagstone floors and an aga. The living room has wooden floors, 2 large sofas, TV and a wood burner. There is underfloor heating throughout downstairs and radiators upstairs. Large enclosed garden with a BBQ, seating area and hot tub; there is also a lockable shed for bicycles and off road parking for 3 cars.

A perfect place for families, couples or friends to enjoy a quiet retreat for walking, cycling or touring the beautiful Beacons area; only 6 miles from market town of Brecon for convenient local amenities. 40 minutes from Hay-on-Wye for the festival.

Trallong is a small village 6 miles west of Brecon. The surrounding countryside is peaceful and the location provides a good base for exploring the South Wales area, whilst still being close to Brecon for all amenities including shops, cinema, bike hire, pubs and restaurants, tourist information centre

Old Factory House, sits on the banks of the river Senni in the small hamlet of Defynnog, 10 miles west of Brecon. Located adjacent to the Woollen Factory this house has been lovingly restored to provide comfortable, fresh, modern accommodation in the heart of the Brecon Beacons. Close to the popular Brecon Beacon mountain peaks of Pen y Fan, Corn Ddu and Cribyn and the Brecon Beacons National Park Mountain Centre just a few minutes up the lanes. Craig Y Nos Country Park and Dan yr Ogof Showcaves are less than ten miles away. This cottage is ideal for families or a group of friends with its spacious kitchen and dining room looking out to the large garden. Patio doors lead out from the kitchen to the terrace/ garden and down to the banks of the River Senni - perfect for a summer or winter BBQ. The property offers plenty of space for the children to run around, but care will be needed near the river. A quiet and comfortable base from which to explore the Brecon Beacons, its village location means that the village pub, The Tanners, is just a 150 yard walk away or less than 2 miles down to Sennybridge for the Usk & Railway or White House pubs, Glanusk garage with the ever popular thriving cafe offering wonderful all day breakfasts. Sennybridge also has a Spar shop and Post office. The medieval Church of St Cynog, is located a short walk from the property and is home to what is thought to be Europe's oldest living thing - The Defynnog Yew Tree is believed to be over five thousand years old! Accommodation Sleeps 8 - 3 double rooms 1 bunk room Downstairs Kitchen large with all the essentials, electric oven with hob, extractor fan, microwave, fridge, (fridge freezer in the utility room),dishwasher, toaster etc. and under-floor heating, a lovely sun spot with patio doors leading out to the terrace and garden looking across to the river - perfect to relax with a coffee or glass of wine. A spacious dining room with a large table seating 8 people with arm chairs and lovely welsh dresser. Utility Room perfect for boots and coats, with a sink, washing machine and large fridge/freezer. Downstairs toilet & hand basin. Living Room with sofa, 4 arm chairs, wood burner, TV with Freeview & DVD A large spacious garden and patio with benches, garden furniture and BBQ. Downstairs Bedroom 1 - Double Room with en-suite wet room with shower, toilet, hand basin and heated towel rail. Upstairs Bedroom 2 - Bunk Bed Room and chest of drawers Bedroom 3 - Double Room with wardrobe and dressing table, en-suite with shower, toilet, hand basin and heated towel rail. Bedroom 4 - Double Room with wardrobe chest of drawers - double aspect views across to the meadow with grazing sheep and the river. Family Bathroom - with bath with shower over, toilet, hand basin and heated towel rail. Useful Information: * All linen & towels provided * All electricity & heating providing via Biomass Boiler * Wood burner with Logs provided * TV with Freeview & DVD * 2 dogs allowed * WIFI available * Ample parking * Spacious garden with garden furniture and BBQ leading down to river Senni * Fishing available * Cot & High Chair available * Bike Storage Brecon 9.4 miles If you would like to speak to someone who has visited this property please ask for: Lucy, Carolyn, Ceri or Edwina Pets information: Pets are allowed at this property by prior arrangement only.Extra charge may be payable(up to £20 per pet per week).Please contact the holiday cottage agency directly after booking to arrange Amenities: Bed Linen & Towels, Dishwasher, 4 x toilet, 3 x double bed, TV, microwave, internet connection, High Chairs, shower, bathtub, garden, Wood burning fireplace, BBQ grill, Bunk Bed, 4 x Pets are welcome, Fishing, Heating, Wireless Internet, Parking, Baby cot; 3 x Bathroom, 4 x Bedroom, Kitchen

Mid terrace cottage that was originally a Woollen Mill. The cottage is in a small hamlet with the river Cilenni flowing close by. Otters can heard and occasionally seen . Local pubs and shops within a mile. We are midway between Brecon and Llandovery with walks in the Beacons and the Black Mountain minutes away. Lots of birds visit the garden feeders and Red Kites soar overhead. We don’t have WiFi but excellent 4G BED LINEN , Towels and tea towels provided .

There are two bedrooms, one double and one small double with a single bed and pull out bed under, so sleeps 2 adults and 2 children . It is possible to have 4 adults as the beds are full size singles but the room is small . BEDLINEN, sheets, towels and tea towels provided . There is a shower over the bath . We have 2 parking spaces one in front of the cottage and one space adjacent. Lovely large garden with bench and picnic table and BBQ. The garden is secure for dogs. WINTER HEATING There is no central heating. We have a storage heater and electric fires and a wood burning stove. We provide logs for one fire. This is reflected in the lower winter pricing .

The cottage is in a hamlet in the Cilenni valley. We are close to the Mountain Centre, Dan Yr Gof show caves, Brecon and Llandovery are a short drive as are The waterfall walks at Ystradgynlais and the Hendrydd Falls. The Gower coast and the Pembrokeshire coast are about 1 hr drive. There is a local Pub about a mile away, the Shoemakers . The pub is owned by the community of Pentre Bach . Nearest shops and 2 more pubs are in Sennybridge about 1 mile away.

Ynys Clydach is a beautiful 2-bedroomed stone-built cottage situated in an idyllic and secluded location on the northern edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park. The cottage has a woodburner, kitchen with dishwasher, washing machine and induction hob, central heating, comfy sofas, flat screen TV, DVD, Bluetooth speaker, and a luxury bathroom. The property also benefits from a fantastic BBQ lodge giving guests the opportunity to barbecue indoors all year round.

Visit Wales 4* grading. Visit Wales Cyclists and Walkers Welcome Award. The cottage is not suitable for children under the age of 5 or the infirm due to very steep stairs to the first floor Only 1 dog please

Whilst the cottage is remote it has easy access to the A40 (within 1 mile). Brecon Beacons National Park Visitors Centre within 6 miles, 8 miles from Pen y Fan, 10 miles to Brecon, 30 minutes to Hay-on-Wye. Supermarket delivery possible. Nearest pub within a mile and a half, fine dining within 10 miles

Stay in the Brecon Beacons National Park in a quiet characterful 500 year old house, with walking distance to 6 village pubs. The room has two single beds and an adjoining bathroom with shower over bath, basin & toilet. The bathroom is just for this room and not shared. The pretty village of Defynnog is a great place to stay as central within the park, but with stunning walks, the 500 year old Defynnog Yew and friendly places to eat and drink, you can be sure to have a relaxing visit.

We do not offer breakfast, but there is a kettle and teas/coffee selection in the room. The Welsh Rarebit Centre in the village, and Glanusk Café a mile away both offer great food for breakfasts or lunch.

Set like a jewel in the beautiful Brecon Beacons, the Barn Loft is super luxurious accommodation. Both cosy and private it's a place to snuggle down and get away from it all. It is snug, light, airy and free of draughts. It has a comfortable feeling and is well centrally heated from the farm biomass heating system. If the weather is good it is an ideal location for outdoor pursuits. If the weather is poor, stay inside and be cosy, reading, watching DVDs, listening to music, playing 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 Loft benefits from all modern comforts to make it a warm and cosy place to snuggle into whatever the weather. The washroom has a power shower and the king sized bed has top quality wool duvet and luxury mattress topper. The original oak roof trusses are lovely to see – but please mind your head! There is Freeview TV and WiFi. There is also collection of books, DVDs and games. 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 three 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.

A beautiful en-suite room, with large shower. Tea making facilities, freeview TV and hairdryer. Set in the heart of Sennybridge on the banks of The River Usk. Bikes available to hire.

Beautiful garden and terrace area. At the end of the garden is the River Usk, during the winter you can launch your kayak from here. In the summer you can splash around in it or fish if you have a license. Onsite deep tissue massage offered. Hardtail mountain bikes for hire. Close to beautiful walks and cycle rides. Sennybridge has several pubs all serving food. There is a small cafe, post office and local store. A short drive away is the market town of Brecon with a cathedral and larger selection of shops and restaurants. There is also a sports centre and cinema for rainy days. Other towns in area are Llandeilo, Hay-on-Wye and Crickhowell all beautiful places worth a visit

Being located in the Brecon Beacons there are an abundance of hikes, cycle rides and other activities to enjoy. Pen Y Fan the highest mountain in Southern Britain is 8 miles away. To the north of the property are the quiet and unspoilt Cambrian Mountains which link Snowdonia to the Brecon Beacons.

Perfectly situated at The Foothills of The Brecon Beacons. Plenty of Walking and cycling trails. 3 miles from Story Arms. 10 minute Drive to the Ystafellter Waterfalls. Less than a Mile from Our Local Pub and 5 Miles Drive from Brecon Town Centre. There are walks to be had from all directions of this property with a footpath outside the front entrance. For those wishing to cycle in the area there are plenty of routes, Bike Park Wales is a 15 minute drive from the property.

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A small local community. We are situated 3 Miles from our local village of Libanus where there is a local pub. We are in a rural quiet Area.Brecon is a historic Town with a beautiful Cathedral, Regimental Museum of the Royal Welsh Barracks. Lovely Coffee Shops, Restaurants and local shops. It is also a fantastic location for Star Gazing as the Property is in The Brecon Beacons National Park ands is an International Dark Sky Reserve

A spacious ground floor suite in an idyllic rural setting in the heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park, a ten minute drive from the historic market town of Brecon and only a five minute drive to our local pub. The room includes a king size bed, en-suite shower room, sofa and breakfast area complete with fridge, toaster, kettle and table to eat your breakfast at your leisure. A light breakfast of cereal, toast, juice, yoghurt, fruit and tea/coffee is included.

We have a private entrance and plenty of off road parking.

With spectacular views from your window, outside seating and an area of common land to walk on outside the door Beilibrith is ideal for a quiet relaxing stay. There are a host of local pubs and restaurants that we can recommend, and lots of walking routes and other local attractions.