Close to Abergavenny and resting on the side of the magnificent Sugar Loaf Mountain, this cosy hideaway makes a great base for exploring the Brecon Beacons, the Black Mountains, and the Bettws Valley.

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.

As featured in the Guardian: Get swept away by the views from the sofa, snuggle by the fire, stride out directly on to the canal tow path, find the village pub and home in time for Georgie’s chocolate cake – perfection!

Forming part of an award-winning mill conversion, this sympathetically finished three-storey town house is nestled in the rugged Clydach gorge, yet is just 200 metres from Gilwern village centre.

History and tales of years gone by fill this wonderful village. The Big Pit, Heritage Railway and many more wonderful spots will keep you entertained before you return to settle down in style each evening.

Glorious views across the River Usk and the Black Mountains set the tone for a stay in this charming period property in Brecon Beacons National Park.