A cosy retreat, dating back to the 17th century and situated in a village, with shops and a pub, yet also ideally positioned for walks and mountain hikes in the Brecon Beacons.

This remote bolthole sits 305m above sea level and consequently boasts spectacular panoramic views across the surrounding countryside.

Surrounded by rolling farmland, and the hills and valleys of the Brecon Beacons National Park, this enchanting cottage, approximately 4 miles from Crickhowell, enjoys a truly magical setting.

Two en-suite bedrooms are ready to welcome up to four people at this remarkable stone barn conversion on the slopes of the Black Mountains.

Surrounded by blooming florals escape to this bolthole for some fresh air and leave the bright lights behind. Explore quaint towns and villages and summit Pen-Y-Fan, 20 miles away.

A charming chocolate-box cottage at the heart of a pretty village, surrounded by the stunning landscape of the Brecon Beacons National Park and within easy reach of a picturesque river and a canal for scenic walks.

Walk out of your door and deep in the Black Mountains for hike to remember. Keen walkers, cyclists and gliders will be in their element at this welcoming abode.

This is an exceptional property in a village location that welcomes pets, with two pubs and a shop within walking distance. A traditional coal-burning oven and enclosed garden welcome you to your Welsh break.

A quirky meeting hall built in 1926, which has been transformed into a delightful holiday home, creating a super base for exploring the stunning Welsh countryside.