Holiday cottage accommodation in Tretower, Powys

Accommodation details

Surrounded by magnificent views over the Usk Valley and towards the breathtaking major mountains of the Brecon Beacons, this beautifully converted former barn makes a wonderful bolthole for couples seeking a tranquil and secluded holiday base. Perfect for walkers, cyclists, climbers and nature lovers, the property lies just above the historic village of Tretower and offers fresh, inviting accommodation for up to two guests.

Stylishly furnished and tastefully decorated, this spacious retreat is ideal for discovering the Brecon Beacons' stunning mountaintops, sparkling lakes and glorious woodlands. Entering this airy and welcoming barn conversion via the stable door, the hallway leads through to an inviting open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner.

The relaxing lounge has comfortable seating, perfect for snuggling up together to catch up with a good book or watch a movie. There's a lovely dining area to the side of the room, ideal for enjoying romantic meals which you can cook in the fully equipped kitchen. Upstairs, you will find the light, spacious king-size bedroom with an en-suite shower room.

Outside, the sunny terrace has garden furniture and makes a lovely spot for a morning coffee or some al fresco dining as you take in the majestic views. Set on a livestock farm, the property is surrounded by idyllic grounds with access to the Beacons Way. With the Black Mountains to the east, this is a great base for walkers and climbers, with Sugar Loaf just over 10 miles away.

Lying along the Usk Valley, Crickhowell (2.5 miles) is home to the remains of a medieval castle and has some fantastic shops, pubs and restaurants. Abergavenny (9 miles) and Brecon (13 miles) are also within easy reach. Local attractions across the Brecon Beacons include Tretower Court and Castle (1 mile), the Big Pit National Coal Museum (13 miles) and Clydach Gorge (8.5 miles).