Discover this charming farmhouse near the border of the Brecon Beacons National Park, where traditional features blend seamlessly with modern comforts to create a welcoming retreat for couples or a small family, complete with a crackling wood burner and sunny garden for al fresco dining moments.
The inviting open-plan living space greets you with a warming wood burner set within the original fireplace, inviting you to unwind on the comfortable sofa or armchair while enjoying your favourite TV shows. Whip up delectable dishes in the kitchen alongside a feature fireplace, then gather around the dining table beside a grandfather clock and a magnificent Welsh dresser brimming with fine china and trinkets. Ascend the cottage-style staircase to discover two bright and airy bedrooms and a family bathroom on the first floor. Sink into the comfort of the double or king-size beds, drifting off to sleep amidst peaceful surroundings. Start your day with a soak in the bathroom’s tub or a refreshing rinse in the overhead shower. The landing area offers a quiet spot to work, with a desk providing panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Outside, the enclosed garden awaits, providing a safe haven for canine companions to frolic and play. Enjoy leisurely strolls down to the riverbank or dine alfresco on the patio, savouring delicious BBQ delights on warm evenings. For cycling enthusiasts, lockable bike storage is provided.
Wake up to a world of possibilities and set out to explore the beautiful Welsh countryside. Ascend Pen-y-Crug, a 10-mile journey from your doorstep, where the ancient hill fort offers breathtaking vistas of the majestic Black Mountains and the sprawling expanse of the Brecon Beacons National Park. Alternatively, meander along the lane for a mere 100 metres to the riverbank or venture 12 miles to the Usk Reservoir for a waterside stroll. The market town of Brecon is 10 miles from home, where you will find a range of shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants to tempt you in for a taste of the local hospitality.