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.
Part of a complex of properties, this converted barn is situated on a working livestock farm. Right from the doorstep, you will be spoilt for choice with walking and cycling routes through the picturesque Black Mountains and Brecon Beacons. Just 2 miles away is the closest pub, which offers tasty local food and drink. Crickhowell, the winner of Best British High Street in 2018, is 3 miles from the property, where you will find independent shops, pubs, cafes and restaurants to whet your appetite. Abergavenny, the ‘Gateway to Wales’ is 8.5 miles from here and the market town of Brecon can be reached in 12 miles.
This converted barn has been tastefully decorated with many traditional features with oak windows, oak beams and oak flooring throughout. You enter the spacious kitchen through a heavy oak latched door, and you will find plenty of room for cooking in this well-equipped kitchen that has all the amenities you require. There is also an oak table and chairs, seating four people, perfect for sociable dining for all meals. The characterful living room has a comfortable leather sofa and a reclining chair to fully relax into, as well as a wood burner to keep it cosy in the evenings. Upstairs are two king-size bedrooms, both with en-suite shower rooms, ideal for two couples or a family. Wake up to the magnificent views from the upstairs windows across the Usk Valley. Underfloor heating throughout the property on the ground floor level means that you will keep warm whatever the weather.
The outside of the property has a gravel terrace area, a real suntrap in the summer months. Take in the surroundings from the garden furniture and enjoy al fresco dining with a BBQ available for use. You can access The Beacons Way from here and visit Tretower’s medieval court and castle on foot. There is plenty of off-road parking at the property.