Surrounded by the awe-inspiring landscapes of a stunning part of South Wales, this beautifully updated and sympathetically converted Welsh longhouse offers fantastic holiday accommodation for up to six guests. Lying close to the southern fringes of the Brecon Beacons National Park, the property makes a fabulous base for walkers, cyclists and nature lovers discovering the region’s spellbinding valleys, sparkling rivers, and historic sites. Perfect for families and friends, this cosy retreat features a welcoming wood burner, flagstone flooring, exposed stonework, and a spacious garden with glorious views.
The cottage has a delightful, elegantly furnished lounge with sumptuous seating, light streaming in through the French doors, and a warming wood burner set in a stone fireplace. The stylish open-plan kitchen/diner has a wealth of equipment for preparing all your favourite dishes, with the handsome dining room ideal for sharing a family feast together. Upstairs, there are three relaxing bedrooms: an en-suite double, a second double with a wrought-iron bed, and a twin. This floor also features an elegant bathroom with a shower over the whirlpool bath. Please note, that all the first-floor rooms have sloping ceilings and some low headroom. From the lounge, French doors open out onto a charming terrace with garden furniture, making a wonderful space to get together and enjoy a spot of al fresco dining. The enclosed lawn has plenty of space for children to play.
The cottage lies in a tranquil spot between the bustling city of Swansea (15 miles) and the Brecon Beacons (2 miles), perfect for idyllic walks and cycle trails through unforgettable landscapes. There’s a wealth of popular local attractions for nature lovers and history buffs to discover including the Wales Ape and Monkey Sanctuary, Penlle’r Castell, Melincourt Falls and the National Showcaves Centre for Wales, all within 18 miles.