People | 6 |
Bedrooms | 2 |
Bathrooms | 3 |
Property type | barn |
Minimum Stay | 2 - 7 nights |
Set in the beautiful Brecon Beacons National Park, a traditional stone built barn. A short walk from the famous Cwm Porth caves and on the footpath to the magnificent waterfalls of Ystradfellte. A short drive from Pen Y Fan mountain the second highest in southern Britain. There is a lot to see and do in this breath taking area including walking, cycling, golf, caving, gorge walking, photography and painting. It is within easy reach of the city of Swansea and Brecon.
The accommodation downstairs is open plan and fells very spacious . There is an oak kitchen with seperate hob and oven , a dishwasher , microwave, fridge and freezer . The lounge area has a two seater and three seater settee , a lovely woodburner (logs etc supplied autumn/ winter ) a tv with free view and a DVD player with a large selection of DVDs . There is a downstairs cloakroom with wc and shower.
There are two generous sized bedrooms upstairs the master bedroom has a king sized upholstered bed with en suite with bath. The twin bedroom has two single truckle beds with pull out beds so can sleep 4 and an en suite with shower and bath.. The twin room has a tv with free view and an x box .
The barn has a large enclosed garden, a steep bank with a little wood and is set in 8 acres of land . There is a barbecue and patio set .
There are plenty of walks from the barn and there is a dog friendly pub in the small village of Ystradfellte which serves food and is within walking distance . .
Family and pet friendly holiday makers are respectfully asked to keep dogs downstairs and not on furniture. (£20.00 extra charge per booking)
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The barn is in the perfect location for exploring the Beacons . The start of the four water fall walk is literally on the doorstep . It’s one of the few places in Britain that has clear sky at night status so star gazing is a must , as is spotting local wild life . The falls are famous and frequently seen on television, a short drive away is the start of walks for Lyn Yr Fan Fach and Lyn Yr Fan Fawr mountain lakes featured on secret Britain one of my favourite walks well worth effort the views are truly spectacular.
Children love the large garden, the wooded bank , the caves , the blue pool,the horses and the hay fields which they are welcome to play in ride bikes etc once the hay has been cut.
At the risk of repeating what everyone else has said ,this really is a fabulous place. You have obviously given a lot of time and thought to the conversion , decoration and furnishing of this lovely barn .We particularly appreciated your welcome ,the generous food and wine basket, the feather duvets and crisp clean bedding ,the provision of dishwasher tablets toilet rolls and absence of electric meter ....Pat Heather and Chris 23/4/12
As everyone seems to agree your barn really is delightful and set in such wonderful surrondings .When booking properties over the internet you are never sure if you have made right decision but as soon as we arrived at top of drive we knew we were onto a winner.The space offered both inside and out has been perfect for two families .Being able to walk from the barn has been so easy and the highlight was the waterfalls walks.The Newtons and Budds 12/5/12
Had a lovely time ,loved the cottage we all want to live here.Will come again.
Jo Enza 8/6/12
The barn is immaculately presented, clean and extremely comfortable. Lucia, the owner, is incredibly friendly and welcoming and the bottle of wine and delicious goodies greeting us upon our arrival were very much appreciated! The barn is set on its own with gorgeous land surrounding it and was a wonderful escape for us with our three children and dog. I could not recommend it more highly. It is extremely clean, tidy, warm and supremely relaxing. We will definitely return next year.
Everything thing as described or better especially if you want to have your own space. Great access to the waterfalls and the local pub which is also recommended. Simple home cooked food presented in a very friendly environment. Cardiff bay and the Mumbles in Swansea bay are also worth a visit. As for the mountain walks, the effort expended is well rewarded.
The barn conversion has been tastefully done, interior decor is good. The property is gloomy due to lack of windows, I assume due to National Park requirements.
However routine maintenance has not been carried out.
Some light bulbs were not working. The TV in Bed 2 was not working. The shower in Bed2 was not working. Paint was coming off shower room ceiling in Bed. 2 in large flakes. There was a hole in the rotten French doors to lounge through which wind and rain entered. Most windows did not open and close properly. The cooker hood extractor did not work.
We replaced bulbs ourselves, the shower was repaired for us. The problems with joinery will be a longer job and should have been addressed earlier.
We read in the visitor book that the cooker hood fell on someone's arm 2 years ago. It still has a post it on it saying not to use. That just about somes things up!
Lovely cottage and a nice much appreciated welcome pack on arrival, beautiful setting and great local walks. The cottage was quite well stocked particularly in the kitchen. However, there definitely is no WIFI despite assurances by the owner on their web site, much missed by the kids. The owners really need to prepare an information pack, surely this is important, medical contacts? local amenities? cottage info, how things work?? AND a washing machine would come in handy.
Owners never dropped in during the week so didn't really have the chance to chat and didn't want to go hunting.
Wonderful location, a short walk from the most amazing waterfalls. We really felt like we were immersed in the Welsh countryside. We enjoyed many days out, both locally and a short drive away, it was always nice to come back to our barn in the evenings. The pictures of the barn do not show the size well.. it is much bigger than it appears. Thank you for the lovely welcome gifts on our arrival. We would love to stay again.
Just had the hottest week of the year so far, the dog was not to happy but luckily it's a very short walk to the river where he was able to swim and paddle. If you like your walks this is definitely the place to stay as there are plenty right on the door step, river walks as mentioned and forest walks also. If you get a clear day a trip up pen y fan is a must as the views are breath taking. Another great place to visit is Pont melin fach. You wont see parking on a map but there is a parking area right next to a river. That's enough about the area as exploring is part of the fun. Now for the property. The barn is great ,never stayed anywhere with more on- suits than bedrooms. The downstairs is fully tiled so is definitely dog friendly and has everything one needs. No problem with the broadband, worked fine even when the two of us were using it. Never got to meet Lucia ( shame ) but a big thank you for the welcome pack.Did meet Phil and hector both very nice individuals. P.S. will definitely recommend to family and friends.
Coast/Beach:
The nearest beaches are at Swansea, Mumbles and the Gower. Swansea is easily accessible approx 30 minutes by car.
Travel:
Nearest airport Cardiff International approximately one hour car journey. Nearest train station Aberdare approximately twenty minutes drive.
Distances:
Short distance to village of Ystradfellte. The property is within easy reach of Swansea Brecon and Sennybridge. Approximately 40 minute drive from Cardiff. A 15 minute drive to the car park for Pen Y Fan mountain, Storey Arms, Brecon.
Further Details:
Property is within easy driving distance from Aberdare Merthyr Tydfil Neath and Brecon all of which have supermarkets and usual amenities.
Rental Period | Minimum Price | Additional Nights | Weekend Night | Weekly | Monthly | Event Price | |||
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Spring1
15 Apr 2018 -
25 May 2018
3 night minimum stay
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£270
for 3 nights
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£90
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£420
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Spring2
26 May 2018 -
1 Jun 2018
7 night minimum stay
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£495
for 7 nights
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£495
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Summer1
2 Jun 2018 -
20 Jul 2018
3 night minimum stay
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£255
for 3 nights
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From
£85
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£420
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Summer2
21 Jul 2018 -
1 Sep 2018
7 night minimum stay
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£595
for 7 nights
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£595
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Autumn
2 Sep 2018 -
19 Oct 2018
3 night minimum stay
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£255
for 3 nights
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From
£85
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£420
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Aurumn2
20 Oct 2018 -
2 Nov 2018
7 night minimum stay
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£495
for 7 nights
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£495
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Winter1
4 Nov 2018 -
21 Dec 2018
2 night minimum stay
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£180
for 2 nights
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From
£90
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£395
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Christmas
22 Dec 2018 -
4 Jan 2019
7 night minimum stay
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£595
for 7 nights
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£595
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My Standard Rate
3 night minimum stay
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£240
for 3 nights
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£80
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Pet Fee | £20 |
Booking Notes:
£50.00 deposit is required at time of booking, the balance 28 days before rental. Late bookings will be taken subject to availability contact owner for details.Short breaks available contact owner for special offer weekend winter breaks.
Changeover Day:
Preferred changeover day saturday but is flexible. Check out 10am new arrivals 3.30pm
Notes on prices:
Shorter breaks available contact owner for details.