Nestled in the stunning Brecon Beacons National Park at the base of the majestic Black Mountains, this magnificent 18th-century home is the ultimate getaway for families and groups of friends, including your four-legged companions. This charming retreat is bursting with rustic character and rural charm, sitting on 4 acres of grounds with trails leading straight into the hills for tail-wagging walks to remember.
The open-plan lounge/diner is the social hub of the house, where you can relax in style on plush seating, warmed by the wood burner, or enjoy a movie night. Hungry explorers will love the farmhouse-style kitchen, fully equipped for whipping up hearty meals including treats for any wagging tails in tow. A utility room provides space for drying wet coats and wiping down paws. After a day of exploring, seven cosy bedrooms promise a restful night. On the ground floor, a wheelchair-accessible double room with an en-suite wet room is perfect for guests with mobility needs. A family shower room and separate cloakroom complete this level. Upstairs, you’ll find six more bedrooms: two king-size rooms (one with an en-suite shower room), a double, a twin and two snug singles. These are served by a well-appointed family bathroom and a separate shower room. For those seeking a quiet moment, a charming reading room provides a peaceful retreat. Outside, your furry friends can roam freely while you enjoy the breathtaking views from the lawn or relax on the bench seating. A covered patio with a BBQ and outdoor furniture is perfect for al fresco evenings. The expansive grounds provide plenty of room for both children and pups to play, while the gravelled driveway offers ample parking for all.
Take a scenic stroll to the nearby dog-friendly pub (500 metres), ideal for a post-walk refreshment. Adventurous hounds can explore Llangorse Lake (5.5 miles) or tackle the nearby climb up Mynydd Troed (2 miles). For a gentler day out, head to the village of Crickhowell (8.5 miles) and ramble the pretty streets lined with shops and tempting tea rooms. Bookworms in the group will adore a trip to Hay-on-Wye, the “Town of Books,” famous for its enchanting array of bookstores, many of which welcome four-legged friends through their door.