Lying in a peaceful, secluded location along the eastern end of the Black Mountains and near the foot of the magnificent Skirrid, this fresh and inviting, handcrafted shepherd’s hut provides relaxing, quirky and cosy accommodation for two. Perfect for couples seeking a romantic retreat in stunning surroundings, the hut has plenty of handy features including a wood burner, hammock, underfloor heating, hot tub, and a separate sauna. Perfect for walkers, cyclists, nature lovers and climbers exploring a magical part of the Brecon Beacons, this cheerful hideaway offers stunning rural views of an unforgettable part of the South Wales countryside.
Three steps lead up into the main hut which features a spacious and inviting open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner/bedroom. There’s comfortable seating and a wood burner by the entrance, while the kitchen and dining space has a gas hob, fridge and kettle as well as a Smart TV. When it’s time to retire for the night, there’s a comfortable double bed. The hut also has a handy shower room. Back outside, you will find the sauna in the second, smaller hut, alongside a sheltered hot tub, external shower, fire pit, hammock, BBQ, and relaxing seating area on the landscaped patio. Also on-site is a tearoom run by the owners of the property.
Perfect for exploring the Brecon Beacons National Park, this delightful bolthole is a great base for climbers attempting both the Sugar Loaf (5 miles) and the Skirrid (4 miles). Heading south, the popular market town of Abergavenny (2 miles) has a wide range of friendly pubs, cafes, shops and restaurants, with the River Usk running through the town offering miles of beautiful walks. The area has some fantastic attractions and historic landmarks including the Big Pit National Coal Museum, Clydach Gorge, White Castle, Goytre Wharf and Raglan Castle, all within 10 miles.