Perfect for exploring the Black Mountains, this traditional stone barn provides open-plan living space and stunning views. It’s pet friendly and ideal for families and groups of friends wanting a break in the countryside. Situated on the outskirts of the pretty hamlet of Cwmdu, the property is close to a charming pub, tearooms, an art gallery and the AstroCamp, which is ideal for budding stargazers. The area is perfect for outdoor pursuits; you can hire rowing boats, kayaks, Canadian canoes, pedaloes, stand-up paddleboards or fishing boats and go boating on Llangorse Lake (8 miles), the largest natural lake in South Wales. A wealth of walking is available whether you chose to follow the rivers and canals or enjoy the hilltop views. For the more easy-going guests, there are some lovely market towns such as Hay-on-Wye (15 miles) which is known as the town of books, and also Crickhowell (5 miles) and Brecon (12 miles).
Access to the barn is to the front where you will step into the open-plan living space. The barn has been lovingly restored with many original features and offers a cosy lounge area with a large corner sofa that you can sink into after a day and watch a film on the Smart TV. There’s a dining area with a generously sized wooden table and chairs, which is perfect for a family get-together, and the kitchen has a contemporary style and is well equipped for your stay, including a breakfast bar with tractor stools that works well for a morning coffee. On the ground floor, there is also a double bedroom and a separate shower room with a WC. Upstairs, you have the choice of two bedrooms, a king-size room with an en-suite walk-in shower and WC, or a twin room with a Smart TV. There is a family bathroom with a handheld shower, bath, and WC.
Outside you can look forward to relaxing in the garden with a patio area, garden furniture and BBQ. Or take a well-deserved dip in the wood-fired hot tub.