The traditional stone cottage provides the perfect escape from the outside world, for three guests and two furry companions. Its idyllic location, deep in the Welsh countryside, provides breathtaking views and endless walking opportunities for you and the woofers, directly from your doorstep. Venture into the Brecon Beacons National Park (7 miles) for a day of hiking or explore one of the pretty nearby towns, such as Brecon (17 miles) or Crickhowell (22 miles).
Once you have negotiated the mile-long track to reach this remote property, you won’t be disappointed by the welcome that awaits you inside. The cottage is the epitome of cosy and is packed with period features, such as the original bread oven and the huge oak beams. It really is like stepping back in time! An attractive open fire crackles in the lounge area, creating the ideal dozing spot for Fido and Rover. The beautiful stone floor adds to the property’s rustic character, and also makes dealing with muddy pawprints nice and easy. Cottage-style stairs lead to the two charming bedrooms. The cottage has a small, enclosed garden, as well as multiple tracks running past the front door for you and the pups to explore.
If you can tear yourself away from the cottage and surrounding countryside, there’s a multitude of paw-friendly activities to enjoy in the area. Journey to the bustling market town of Brecon, where you’ll find a plethora of independent shops and eateries that welcome four-legged visitors. You can also join the gorgeous towpath that follows the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal – the perfect gentle stroll after a delicious lunch. If you and your canine buddies enjoy getting out on water, head to Llangorse Lake, where you can hire rowing boats, canoes or dinghies to glide across the lake and admire the spectacular scenery.