Lying in a peaceful spot on the owner's farmstead, this delightful annexe makes a fantastic retreat for couples and smaller families discovering an idyllic corner of Radnorshire. With stabling available, the cosy property is a great base for horse-riders exploring the region's magnificent countryside. Offering light and welcoming accommodation for four guests, this cheerful single-level getaway has wooden beams and a soothing hot tub with glorious views of the surrounding valleys, providing an unforgettable backdrop for keen walkers, riders, cyclists and nature spotters enjoying the region's stunning vistas.
The cottage has a snug lounge with a Smart TV and plenty of seating, with views of the Wye Valley, perfect for a quiet evening in after a busy day's exploring. Heading through, the spacious and cheerful kitchen/diner sits beneath a high ceiling, with a central farmhouse dining table, and a stylishly arranged kitchen area perfect for rustling up your favourite dishes. Exploring this cosy property further, you will have a choice of two tastefully decorated bedrooms: a flexible super-king-size zip-and-link room, and a charming twin. The accommodation also features a refreshing bathroom and an invigorating shower room. Stepping outside, there's a lovely decked area with garden furniture in a handy wooden outhouse, perfect for relaxing in after a great day out, or you can enjoy a soak in the soothing hot tub. Ample parking and lockable bike storage are available, alongside a utility shed and stabling for horses - please discuss this with the owner.
Fishing is available along the River Edw and the River Wye - tickets are available from The Usk and Wye Foundation. The picturesque village of Aberedw is just a mile away, with a beautiful common and the remains of a castle. Heading south, the northern fringe of the Brecon Beacons offers unforgettable views and glorious walks (15 miles).