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

A picture book cottage for couples or small families set beside 2,500 acres of forest, perfect for exploring the South Wales countryside and coastline.

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.

A sympathetically restored cottage with open-plan living space, perfect for families wanting to explore the many attractions that are within easy reach within the Brecon Beacons National Park.

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.

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.

With its close proximity to plenty of the Beacons’ best trails and climbs, and its large private garden, this property for four is an ideal base for a scenic outdoor holiday.