Large spacious Lounge, with chesterfield leather settee & dinning table for cozy meals on to sit round & chat or some board games, with a Bluetooth light for playing your favourite music. Wi-fi and Tv. Fully fitted kitchen area. The cottage is heated from a log burner, fuel electric is payable. The electric meter coins, money can be put on for your arrival and paid on leaving usually using about a few pound day in summer less. If I know your arrival time I will endeavour to light the fire and a purchase fuel pack that includes coal, starter log, fire lighters and large basket of logs. All can be pay for before leaving for home.

As you would have seen we are a working farm with animals and lots of outdoors so being Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 you may require wellies, I do some so if you would like to borrow some let me know before and hopefully I will be able to help? We produce our own produce that can be purchased whilst with us from sausage to scotch eggs, our sausages won the best sausage in Wales. The breakfast hamper you can purchase to cook yourself includes, sausages, black pudding bacon, beans, eggs and mushrooms.

Peacocks to look at and enjoy. Walks and mountain Biking from the door. The Usk Valley Trail can be joined i our field, direct access onto the Bryn Hill with Fantastic views of Llangors Lake, Brecon and our biggest mountain Pen-y-Fan can be enjoyed. Mountain Bike trails regional trails start 200 yards away. The Taff Trail starts about 5 minutes by bike. The Brecon to Monmouthshire Canal is in Walking distance where you can walk, cycle or just enjoy the boats and ducks. Blyn-y-Glyn waterfalls are about 10 minutes by car passing the spectacular Talybont-on-Usk Reservoir. The village has 3 pubs, a cafe, bike & boat hire, shop, post office &Bike Hub, Dog friendly cottage, cottage, Walks and mountain Biking from the door. The Usk Valley Trail & Bryn Hill with Fantastic Walks, Mountain Bike trails from door Get involved in farm life during your stay, helping out with the goats and horses, or just settle down in a serene setting for idle hours on site by day and stargazing – barbecues and campfires are both allowed here. Off site, this is a popular place for hill walking, and town sightseeing is easily accessible at nearby Abergavenny, Hay-on-Wye and Crickhowell.