Property code: OC-BN196
A welcoming cottage enveloped by 80 acres of farmland and grazing sheep, this stylish hideaway is perfect for an outdoorsy family or group of friends holidaying with their four-pawed companions. Adorn the helmets, slide on those gloves, and hit the tracks at the Coed Trallwm Mountain Bike and Visitor Centre for an adrenaline-fuelled afternoon activity in an unbeatable woodland location. After a day on the hills, crack an ice-cold beer and sink into the bubbling hot tub.
Set in a wonderful rural location, this property blends traditional farmhouse architecture with a sleek and airy interior. Curl up on the sofas and unwind with a movie on the TV or gaze across the rolling country views beyond. Pad through to the spacious open-plan kitchen/diner and get to work prepping some indulgent holiday treats or perch at the breakfast island and ensure the drinks are flowing. Feast in the soft evening glow of the setting sun as you gather in front of the feature arched window then raise a glass and toast to your special occasion. Head upstairs for some well-earned beauty rest in the peaceful sleeping areas consisting of an en-suite king, a bright queen, and a cosy single. Suit up for a morning soak in the shared hot tub before enjoying an al fresco breakfast in the courtyard while your furry friend sniffs out the lawn.
Stroll along through the vivid woodland landscape of Cwm Rhaeadr, 7 miles, and tuck into an indulgent picnic below the Douglas fir trees. For the history buffs and legend-seekers, make a beeline for Gwenffrwd-Dinas, 11 miles, and amble along the bluebell-speckled forest to scope out the looters cove used by the infamous outlaw Twm Siôn Catit. Experience the quirky local tradition of bog snorkelling at Llanwrtyd Wells, 9 miles.
Code: OC-BN196