Close to the heart of the historic town of Brecon, this bright and colourful end-of-terrace cottage makes an ideal holiday retreat for families, friends and couples enjoying a well-earned break in a stunning part of South Wales. Perfectly located for walkers, nature lovers and hikers keen to explore the majestic surroundings of the Brecon Beacons National Park, the stylishly updated three-storey property has ample space for six guests. Beautifully furnished, with vibrant and quirky decor throughout, this fresh and cheerful hideaway offers spacious accommodation ideal for experiencing the glorious surroundings of a spellbinding part of Powys.
Entering the property, the richly furnished lounge features a Smart TV, wood burner and ample seating. The hallway leads down to a beautifully finished, fully equipped kitchen/diner with ample storage space and a sociable central dining table. A second Smart TV can be found in the snug games room alongside a football table. Heading upstairs, you will find a relaxing family bathroom with an elegant clawfoot bath. This floor also offers two spacious, bright and cheerful double bedrooms – one with a handy en-suite shower room. The final bedrooms are on the second floor: a lovely double and a delightful twin with a low, sloping ceiling. Stepping outside, there’s a small and enclosed patio area offering a charming spot for a morning coffee. Free on-street parking is subject to availability.
The centre of Brecon is less than a quarter of a mile away, with a range of great pubs and restaurants, and attractions including Brecon Cathedral and The Royal Welsh Regimental Museum. The town lies along both the River Usk and the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal, offering miles of tranquil walks. Other local landmarks in the northern part of the Brecon Beacons include Llangorse Lake, Tretower Castle and Pen y Fan, all within 12 miles.