Immerse yourselves in the verdant fields and hilly greenery of Mid Wales on two feet, two wheels or on horseback, staying in this working farm cottage that’s engulfed by countryside and offers stabling on-site. This traditionally appointed cottage invites up to five guests to stay, ideally suited to any family hoping to get to know Welsh walking territory. The edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park is just 3 miles away, with the welcoming village of Sennybridge (4.5 miles) marking an excellent starting point for endless Brecon walking routes.
This home-from-home property is laid out over two storeys, with space to unwind downstairs and two spacious bedrooms on the first floor. On the ground floor, an open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner is a joy to relax in with a plush L-shaped sofa, a wood burner-effect electric fire and Sky TV for fun-filled evenings. The kitchen space is well-appointed for your culinary adventures, while the nearby dining table invites cosy evening meals. Of the bedrooms, one triple bedroom is furnished with three single beds, while the Jack-and-Jill bathroom connects this room to the inviting double bedroom. Stepping outside, the property offers an enclosed garden that’s furnished and features a BBQ, a splendid spot to sit with a morning coffee or evening tipple. Elsewhere on-site, explore the working farmland and visit horses in the stables.
With walking boots on and a hearty picnic packed, set off to discover nature trails and pathways around Vale of Glamorgan beauty spots, summiting the Cefn Llechid (6.5 miles) or following a pathway along the River Usk (4 miles). This river route will lead you from Sennybridge to the town of Brecon (8.5 miles), a fantastic town to explore with vibrant streets, bustling cafes and boutique shops to browse. From Brecon, you can embark on a walk along the famed Monmouth to Brecon Canal pathway.