Located in the heart of the picturesque rural village of Defynnog, this characterful stone cottage makes a fantastic base for family and friends to discover the natural beauty of the northern stretches of the Brecon Beacons National Park.
Beneath the traditional brickwork exterior, you’ll find a haven of rustic charm in the kitchen, which boasts a welcoming country cottage ambience, benefitting from delightful farmhouse-style touches and stunning exposed stonework. Budding chefs will be inspired to cook up a storm to be enjoyed by the whole party seated in the charming dining room. As the evening draws in, unwind in the light-filled lounge on the plush sofa in front of your favourite film on the Smart TV; the roaring wood burner adds both warmth and character. Head upstairs to wash away a long day in the contemporary family shower room before retiring to one of the three restful bedrooms. You’ll find one en-suite king-size, one double and one twin bedroom on offer to choose from. From sunrise to sunset, the peaceful patio garden provides the perfect spot to enjoy your morning coffee or a sundowner as you dine alfresco. Outside, you’ll also find private parking for one car.
Located within the Brecon Beacons National Park, the small village of Defynnog is home to a friendly pub, the International Welsh Rarebit Centre, and the ancient Defynnog Yew. Explore the historic market town of Brecon, 10 miles away, famous for its iconic cathedral surrounded by a maze of narrow streets and passageways lined with Georgian and Jacobean shop fronts. Those who love life on the water can hire a rowing boat, kayak or pedalo at Llangorse Lake, 16.5 miles away, a popular spot for birdwatchers. Keen walkers can climb the magnificent Pen Y Fan, the highest peak in South Wales, 9 miles away.