From the moment you drive across the Grade II listed bridge and pass by this prestigious Country Estate's original stable block you cannot fail to fall in love with the beautiful grounds and calm atmosphere that surround the property.
Located within 5 minutes’ drive of the pretty town of Crickhowell. Market towns of Abergavenny and Brecon, with farmers markets and lots of shops are 20 minutes’ drive away in opposite directions. Or enjoy a spectacular drive over the hills to the market town of Hay-on-Wye with its thirty plus bookshops. For the more active day the Brecon Beacons National Park has a seemingly endless list of country pursuits on offer including, fishing and shooting on the grounds and riding in stables nearby, to name just a few.
The accommodation offers SEVEN bedrooms: On the first floor - 1 double with en-suite, 1 double, 1 twin with en-suite and 1 single. On the ground floor, 1 double with en-suite, 1 twin and 1 single.: on the ground floor. Separate WC, on to the. Lounge: with open fire (logs included), SkyTV and DVD. Dining room. Kitchen: with Aga, electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer and dishwasher. Utility room: with tumble dryer and washing machine. Outside: large enclosed garden with terrace, garden furniture and BBQ (on request). Amenities: ample parking. Bed linen, towels, electric, central heating and Wi-Fi included. Regret no smoking. 2 dogs welcome. Additional info: Cooked meals can be supplied on request and full catering can be organised too and a cook can be arranged to come and make breakfast for you, arranged and payable direct with the owner. Location: pub within walking distance. Arrival: 3pm
Dogs are charged at £20 each per full or part week.
SLEEPS 12: Seven bedrooms in total: 3 downstairs; ( 1x single, 1 x twin, 1 x en-suite double). 4 upstairs bedrooms; (1x en-suite double, 1x double, 1x en-suite twin, 1 x single). Towels and toiletteries included. Hairdryer available.
BATHING: Four bathrooms and a loo in total: Downstairs; (1x en-suite, 1 x private shower room, 1x loo). Upstairs; (2 x en-suite).
DINING: Large formal dining room with french windows opening on to a terrace with views across the mountains. There is also an informal kitchen table for cosy breakfasts by the Aga. A cook can be arranged to come and make breakfast for you, by separate arrangement with the owner at an extra cost.
OUTSIDE: A large table and chairs on the terrace for alfresco dining, a barbeque on request and fabulous views. Please note that charcoal for the barbeque is not supplied.
RELAXING: A very large and open drawing room with spectacular views, an open fireplace for colder evenings, logs included, cosy seating and a flat screen television, cd player and dvd player (with cd's and dvd's available) and wi-fi.
COOKING: Large country kitchen with an enormous Aga (in the cold weather), electric cooker, large fridge, large freezer, dishwasher and microwave. Store cupboard essentials included. Laundry room with tumble dryer, washing machine, iron and ironing board.
CATERING: Home cooked meals can be supplied on request and full catering can be organised too, extra charges apply.
GAMES FACILITIES: Crochet, rounders and cricket equipment can be provided upon request.
PETS: 2 dogs are very welcome at this property.
HOLIDAY PREPARATION: We would advise to contact local amenities directly, such as shops, restaurants, pubs and attractions, to confirm the latest opening times and availability.
In line with current Welsh government restrictions, not all the shared facilities advertised at this property may be available or will require social distancing.
Surrounded by glorious mountains, the location of this property couldn't be better for families looking to enjoy an outdoor break. Walking and hiking routes start on your very doorstep, and the Black Mountain region is accessible approximately 20 miles away. For a more adventurous stay, head 13 miles north to a popular outdoor activity centre, where you can get involved in a host of activities including caving, abseiling, mountain biking and gorge walking. Those more equestrian may prefer to travel 7 miles up to the nearest riding centre, where you can tour the remarkable valleys on horseback. Be sure to rest up during the day and embark on an after dark adventure during your stay, as the International Dark Sky Reserve status of the Brecon area makes it a superb spot for stargazing. Weather permitting, you can spot the Milky Way, stunning constellations or even shooting stars from the dark fields of this South Wales beauty spot. Once you've exhausted the great outdoors, take some time to visit the nearby towns of Crickhowell (2 miles) or Abergavenny (8 miles). Visit the 15th-century Tretower Castle (2 miles) for a taste of life as Welsh nobility or servantry or visit the iconic Blaenavon Ironworks (12 miles). Abergavenny is the ideal spot for a family-friendly night out, with independent eateries and a unique independent cinema showing the biggest blockbusters.