Situated in an idyllic spot along the eastern fringes of the Brecon Beacons, this stunning property makes a fantastic getaway for families and friends seeking a relaxing holiday home in glorious surroundings. Offering cosy accommodation for up to seven guests, the imaginatively updated traditional stone-built coach house has a range of bespoke and original features including a stylish four-poster bed, a quirky teacup-style hot tub, timber beams and a delightful mature garden. Enjoying a tranquil location at the foot of the Black Mountains, this spacious residence provides a fantastic base for walkers, cyclists and nature lovers discovering a spellbinding part of the Welsh countryside.

The welcoming hallway leads through to the colourful and stylish lounge, with classic sofas, flagstone flooring, wooden beams and an open fire in a stone inglenook. Exploring further, the central kitchen/diner offers lovely views of the grounds, and makes a fabulous space for cooking and sharing family feasts and for marking special occasions. Heading up the handcrafted oak staircase, you will find a charming bathroom and three beautiful bedrooms: a cheerful double overlooking the courtyard, a pretty triple room with handcrafted built-in cabins, and an elegant en-suite double with an ornate four-poster bed. Outside, the naturally landscaped gardens and surrounding woodlands feature babbling brooks, hidden benches and even a fairy glen. The terrace and gated courtyard feature plenty of garden furniture, with a BBQ area, firepit and wood-fired hot tub.

The property is perfect for walkers, climbers and hikers exploring the Black Mountains, with The Skirrid / Ysgyryd Fawr and the Sugar Loaf within 10 miles. The bustling town of Abergavenny (8 miles) has some great pubs, shops, cafes and restaurants, with a wealth of other local attractions including Clydach Gorge, Goytre Wharf, Raglan Castle and the Big Pit National Coal Museum all within 17 miles.

Situated in an idyllic spot along the eastern fringes of the Brecon Beacons, this stunning property makes a fantastic getaway for families and friends seeking a relaxing holiday home in glorious surroundings. Offering cosy accommodation for up to seven guests, the imaginatively updated traditional stone built coach house has a range of bespoke and original features including a stylish four poster bed, a quirky teacup style hot tub, timber beams and a delightful mature garden. Enjoying a tranquil location at the foot of the Black Mountains, this spacious residence provides a fantastic base for walkers, cyclists and nature lovers discovering a spellbinding part of the Welsh countryside. The welcoming hallway leads through to the colourful and stylish lounge, with classic sofas, flagstone flooring, wooden beams and an open fire in a stone inglenook. Exploring further, the central kitchen/diner offers lovely views of the grounds, and makes a fabulous space for cooking and sharing family feasts and for marking special occasions. Heading up the handcrafted oak staircase, you will find a charming bathroom and three beautiful bedrooms: a cheerful double overlooking the courtyard, a pretty triple room with handcrafted built in cabins, and an elegant en suite double with an ornate four poster bed. Outside, the naturally landscaped gardens and surrounding woodlands feature babbling brooks, hidden benches and even a fairy glen. The terrace and gated courtyard feature plenty of garden furniture, with a BBQ area, firepit and wood fired hot tub. The property is perfect for walkers, climbers and hikers exploring the Black Mountains, with The Skirrid / Ysgyryd Fawr and the Sugar Loaf within 10 miles. The bustling town of Abergavenny (8 miles) has some great pubs, shops, cafes and restaurants, with a wealth of other local attractions including Clydach Gorge, Goytre Wharf, Raglan Castle and the Big Pit National Coal Museum all within 17 miles.