Crickhowell Holiday Cottages

Attractive and instantly welcoming bungalow tucked away in the bustling market town of Crickhowell, boasting long walks from its doorstep and a vast selection of independent shops and eateries to enjoy.

A warm welcome for couples or a family alike awaits in this home from home. Enjoy local pubs, coffee shops and restaurants in Crickhowell, as well as exploring the Welsh hills, valleys and mountains.

Crickhowell is a picturesque town nestling in the beautiful Usk Valley and lying to the south of the Black Mountains the eastern range of the Brecon Beacons National Park. The town was awarded best High Street in Britain 2019 and has continued to flourish. Here you can take advantage of the local produce along with restaurants and pubs. For walkers you can leave the car behind with routes that will guide you into the park onto some of the peaks to include Table Mountain. There are activity centres that offer kayaking climbing mountain biking and horse riding throughout the area. For the more easy-going guests there are some lovely market towns such as Abergavenny Brecon and Hay-on-Wye all within easy reach. This spacious townhouse has been sympathetically restored by the current owner and finished with a clever mix of both the old and new. Step inside and take a seat within the traditional hallway where you can remove your boots after a day exploring. From here you can access the hub of the house an open-plan space that s been cleverly divided. Here you can relax within the lounge area sinking into the leather armchair and sofa whilst enjoying the warmth of the wood burner; there is also a TV. For dining a large wooden table and chairs takes centre stage which is perfect for any celebration supper. There is a snug set to the side which has a double sofa bed and is where you can steal away with a good book. The kitchen will test the best of chefs; contemporary in style it s well-equipped with double electric ovens a gas hob an American-style fridge/freezer dishwasher and cafetieres. A further utility area offers a washing machine tumble dryer and microwave and plenty of space for food preparation and storage. There is also a generously sized wet room with a walk-in shower and WC. There is access to the cellar with an area for drying wet walking kit. Climb the stairs to the first floor where you will find four bedrooms off a spacious landing. These comprise: a double room with an en-suite double shower and WC; a double room; a double room with garden views and a bunk bedroom. There is a spacious bathroom with a walk-in shower double ended bath and WC. Outside there are enclosed gardens with a patio area that has a table and chairs for eight along with a gas BBQ station. At the rear of the garden there is access to one parking space with an electric car charging point (with an additional charge paid to the owner) and a hot and cold bike/dog wash along with secure storage for bikes. There is also roadside parking to the front subject to availability. Need to know: 4 bedrooms 3 doubles, 1 bunk bedroom plus a double sofa bed is found in the snug. 3 bathrooms 1 bathroom with double ended bath, separate shower and WC, 1 en suite shower room with double shower and WC, and downstairs, 1 wet room with walk in shower and WC. Twin electric ovens and 5 ring gas hob, American style fridge/freezer and dishwasher. Utility room with microwave, washing machine, and tumble dryer. Drying room for boots and coats downstairs in the cellar. Travel cot, travel moses basket and highchair available. Wood burner (first basket of logs included). TV in lounge and snug. PlayStation 4 with a selection of games all ages, plus a good selection of traditional family games. Enclosed garden with patio and large table and chairs, gas BBQ station. Electric car charger (additional charge to owner). Outside hosepipe with hot/cold wash for bikes and dogs. Off road parking for 2 standard size cars and additional roadside parking subject to availability. Pubs, shops and restaurants within walking distance. * 200 discount offered for parties of 4 or less. (This discount is not available if rates are already discounted). Please call our reservation team to book.

This former toll house brimming with character sits on the banks of the river Usk. A walk up the hill and you will arrive on Crickhowell s bustling high street. This vibrant village offers restaurants pubs and a good mix of shops including a bakers and butchers where you can pick up tasty local produce. Walkers can leave the car behind with routes that will guide you into the national park up some of the peaks including dramatic Table Mountain. There are activity centres that offer kayaking climbing mountain biking and horse riding throughout the area. For more leisurely days out there are some lovely market towns such as Hay-on-Wye (20 miles) known as the town of books Abergavenny (6.5 miles) and Brecon (14.5 miles). Step away from the hustle and bustle of this vibrant market town and into the entrance hall of this reverse-level accommodation. Here there s space to leave muddy boots and coats after a day exploring the hills. The ground floor offers guests the choice of two bedrooms a super-king-size zip-and-link (that can be made into twin beds on request when booking) and a twin room and a bathroom with shower over the bath and WC. The staircase leads to an open-plan living space brimming with original features including exposed beams and toll-house windows offering views across the River Usk the old stone bridge and surrounding hillsides. A cosy corner sofa faces a Smart TV and a wood burner. For dining take a seat around the large wooden table; the stylish open-plan kitchen complements the space offering everything you will need for preparing food. Need to know: 2 bedrooms 1 super king size zip and link (which can be made into a twin at the time of booking) and 1 twin room.. 1 bathroom with shower over bath and WC. Triple aspect living room. Reverse level accommodation to make the most of the fabulous views from most windows. Electric oven and gas hob, microwave, slow cooker, fridge, freezer and dishwasher. Wood burner (first basket of logs included). Smart TV in lounge. Shop 0.3 miles, pub 0.1 mile.

This superb detached Victorian farmhouse is set in the Black Mountains and Brecon Beacons National Park. Recently renovated to retain its Victorian charm it comes with modern creature comforts and a large garden making it the perfect place for families and groups. Access to the farmhouse is along a gated lane and being part of a working farm means it s surrounded by open farmland with stunning views from every window. The footpath to the Black Mountains runs from the farmyard so it s right on your doorstep. Situated for the best of both worlds you can choose for complete isolation or you can head into the pretty Georgian town of Crickhowell only 0.6 miles away to enjoy the many restaurants bars and there s an array of independent shops to peruse. Also worth a visit is the larger market town of Abergavenny (5 miles) famed for its annual food festival and year-round dining. The whole area is fantastic for walkers offering gentle walks (or cycling) along the nearby River Usk and Brecon to Monmouth Canal or climb Table Mountain directly behind the The Wern. More challenging climbs include Sugar Loaf The Blorenge and Llangattock Mountain which are all within easy reach (max. 10 miles). Local activities include fishing horse riding climbing caving and zip wires while local attractions include the Big Pit (11.5 miles) and the Brecon Beacons Mountain Railway (19 miles). The annual Green Man music festival site is also within 3.5 miles. As you step through the front door of this charming stone farmhouse you re greeted by a welcoming hall with a feature fireplace that makes you feel instantly at home. The house has been creatively designed to retain its character with period fireplaces exposed beams (some are low in the bedrooms) and modern twists. There s a stylish shaker-style kitchen complete with a Nespresso coffee machine. It s been designed for creative cooking making it a fabulous space to rustle up a meal with all the local produce you ve purchased on your travels. The large country cottage dining table becomes the perfect setting for everyone to gather around and spend time together. If the weather s nice open the two sets of French dining room doors and let the outside in or for a cosy night in light the wood burner and bask in its warming glow. After dinner you can enjoy a game of table football or head through to the large lounge. This impressive room has exposed oak beams comfortable sofas and another wood burner which is surrounded by the house s original Welsh slate mantelpiece it s the perfect spot to snuggle up and plan your holiday activities. Afterwards you can watch Netflix on the Smart TV or pick from the variety of family-friendly games tucked away in the wooden chest. On the ground floor you ll also find a utility and boot room again featuring some impressive original oak beams and a lovely bespoke feature door leading through to the stylish downstairs shower and WC. When you re ready to retire you have five distinctive bedrooms on the first floor to choose from. The main bedroom has a king-size bed and features oak beams and a period fireplace. It also has a quirky ensuite bathroom with a large shower and a huge sunken double-ended bath perfect for a soak with the view of Table Mountain through the window. There is another bedroom with a king-size bed and views of the Sugar Loaf Mountain and this has a Jack and Jill shower room that s shared with the bedroom opposite. That bedroom can be arranged with two single beds or one king-size bed if you d prefer. There s another bedroom with a king-size bed at the back of the house and a bedroom with a double bed in the middle of the house. All the bedrooms have been designed with a good night s sleep in mind (including black-out blinds) and whichever room you choose you ll have fantastic views to wake up to. There is also a luxurious and spacious Victorian-style family bathroom which features the original fireplace large shower and roll-top bath in which you can sit back relax and gaze out across the stunning Usk Valley. The house has such amazing views because it is surrounded by open farmland. There is a large private lawned garden to the side of the house with a selection of swings for the children to enjoy. There s another lawned area behind the house with steps leading down to the large patio that s off the dining room. The patio area features a large slate-topped dining table and chairs and a charcoal Weber BBQ. The front garden has a rustic bench looking down a garden path with lawns on either side. This is the perfect place to sit with your morning coffee for a quiet moment of contemplation enjoying the view. The property is situated on a working farm where you can watch the spring lambs skipping in the fields surrounding the house just feet away as you stare out of a window or sit in the garden. From sunrise to sunset you ll always find the perfect spot to relax enjoy the sunshine and embrace the stunning scenery of the Brecon Beacons National Park. The amazing views aren t just for daylight hours though; on a clear night the dark skies are perfect for stargazing feel free to maximize what you can see with the telescope provided. Need to know: 5 bedrooms 3 king size, 1 double, and 1 twin 2'6" zip and link beds (which can be made up as a king size on request). 4 bathrooms 1 ground floor shower room with WC; 1 bathroom with freestanding bath; separate shower and WC; 1 ensuite bathroom with sunken bath, separate shower and WC; 1 Jack and Jill shower room with WC. Electric double oven and induction hob, microwave, dishwasher, large fridge and Nespresso coffee machine. Utility with fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer and clothes airer. Welcome basket supplied along with general household essentials. Travel cot and highchair available. Hairdryers in every room . Wood burner in the dining room and lounge (first basket of logs supplied). Football table and board games available. Smart TV in lounge. Telescope supplied for star gazing. Garden with lawns, paved patio, garden furniture, charcoal BBQ, children's swings. Farmhouse is accessed along a gated lane two large farm gates need to be opened for cars to pass through. Covered bike storage with anchor points bring own locks for security. Private parking for 6 cars. Pod Point EV charger situated in property's private car park. Shop and pubs within 1 mile. Livestock in surrounding fields so please keep dogs on leads when leaving the property .

Escape to this single-storey humble abode where tons of charm and light open spaces invite you to unwind and relax of an evening as vibrant market towns keep you busy throughout the day.

Set within the foothills of the Black Mountains this rural location is simply perfect for couples wanting to embrace the outdoors offering comfortable accommodation and stunning views. The elevated location within Llanbedr is great for walking guests can leave the car behind and step out onto the Beacon Way to climb The Sugar Loaf and Table Mountain that stands proudly above Crickhowell or follow the ridge along to Waun Fach where you can enjoy views across to Pen y Fan and Grwyne Fawr Reservoir. Mountain bikers can access the bike trail from the property to enjoy the Mynddu Forest. Llangorse Lake (13 miles) offers kayaking windsurfing and sailing and for a little history The World Heritage site at Blaenavon (11 miles). The annual Green Man festival that takes place in August each year is located less than 5 miles from the property - close enough to visit but far enough to ensure a good night s sleep. There are also many market towns to explore Crickhowell (3mls) and Abergavenny (7mls) with fine examples of medieval castles and Hay-on-Wye (22mls) situated on the river Wye and renown for the annual summer book festival. Take some time to enjoy the views across to the Sugar Loaf before you step inside this single-storey barn conversion with original A-frame beams offers a comfortable open-plan living space that is perfect to relax after a day exploring the National Park. The living area offers a comfortable L shape sofa Smart TV and a dining table and chairs for four that s perfect for a hearty supper. The compact kitchen is simple though well-equipped with everything you may need to prepare meals during your stay. For a peaceful night s rest there is a cosy double bedroom (the bed is accessed from one side) with views onto the farm. Completing the barn is a shower room. Outside to the rear of the barn a small courtyard with table and chairs that s perfect for a morning coffee or something chilled on a sunny afternoon. Need to know: 1 bedrooms 1 double (bed accessed via one side). 1 shower room shower and WC. Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment.. Smart TV in the lounge. Small courtyard to the front with table and chairs. Ample private parking 150m from the front door. Secure storage for bikes. Pub 1.5 miles and shops 3 mile. Regret no children or infants.

Set high up in the Llanbedr Valley within the foothills of the Black Mountains this comfortable barn conversion with stunning views is great for enthusiastic walkers and cyclists looking to explore this area within the National Park. This rural location offers access onto the Beacons Way where you can enjoy walks from the door to include: The Sugar Loaf and Table Mountain that stand proudly above Crickhowell or follow the ridge along to Waun Fach where you can enjoy views across to Pen y Fan and Grwyne Fawr Reservoir. Mountain bikers can access the mountain bike trail from the property to enjoy the trails within Mynddu Forest. The annual Green Man festival that takes place in August each year is located less than 5 miles from the property - close enough to visit but far enough to ensure a good night s sleep. Other local attractions include Llangorse Lake (13 miles) for water sports and The World Heritage site at Blaenavon (11 miles). There are also many market towns to explore Crickhowell (3 miles) and the foodie town of Abergavenny (7 miles) which is famous for it s Food Festival in September and there are many fine examples of medieval castles in the area and Hay-on-Wye (22 miles) situated on the River Wye and renowned for the annual summer book festival. Take some time to enjoy the views across to the Sugar Loaf before you step inside this single-storey barn conversion offers comfortable open-plan living space that is perfect to relax in after a day exploring the National Park. The living area offers a comfortable sofa and armchair with Smart TV a small dining table and chairs for dining there is an electric effect wood burner for chilly autumn evenings. The kitchen is simple though well-equipped with everything you may need to prepare a hearty supper. Enjoy the cosy double bedroom with views on the farm for a peaceful night s rest. Completing the property there is a shower room with shower and WC. Outside to the rear of the barn you will find a small courtyard with a table and chairs perfect for a morning coffee or something chilled on a summer evening. Need to know: 1 double bedroom. 1 shower room with WC. Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment. Smart TV in the lounge. Small courtyard to the rear with table and chairs. Private off road parking for 1 car. Secure storage for bikes. Pub 1.5 miles and shops 3 miles. Regret no children or infants.

Ty Sinsir near Crickhowell, Powys sleeps eleven guests in five bedrooms.

This large cottage enjoys a peaceful location set deep in the Clydach Gorge within 1 mile of the village of Gilwern well served with pubs shops and a picturesque canal. Set on the edge of the Blaenavon World Heritage site you can enjoy country walks from your doorstep. Visit the vibrant market town of Crickhowell (4.5 miles) full of independent shops pubs restaurants and cafes. Or you can head into Abergavenny (4 miles) known for its annual food festival farmers markets and Norman castle. Other attractions in the area include Blaenavon Iron Works (7 miles) The Big Pit National Coal Museum (7 miles) the Brecon Beacons Visitor Centre (22 miles) horse riding mountain biking climbing and kayaking on the Usk and Wye. Set in five acres within the southeast corner of the Brecon Beacons National Park the barn has wonderful views of the countryside from all of the rooms. The accommodation is spacious and finished to a high standard offering flexible living space. The wide entrance hall is perfect for leaving behind muddy boots and coats and there is a cloakroom with WC. The ground floor offers guests the choice of three generously sized bedrooms. The first is a spacious twin room with ample space to move around with an en-suite wet room with shower and WC. Two further bedrooms enjoy a terrace with table and chairs - a double room with en-suite shower and WC and a twin room with en-suite shower and WC. There is also a day-room on the ground floor with comfortable seating and TV with double doors opening onto the gardens creating the perfect space for lazy afternoons. There s a good selection of board games to keep all amused. A well-equipped kitchen sits to the rear of this room offering everything you may need for entertaining as well as a utility room with a washing machine tumble dryer and an additional freezer. The first floor offers a spacious open-plan living area with exposed beams and large windows enjoying natural light and countryside views. The lounge area has comfortable sofas armchairs and a TV with DVD. The dining area has a generously sized table suitable for eight and the well-equipped kitchen has everything you may need for preparing meals. There is also a large bedroom with double bed an the possibility of two additional beds for children to create a family room and an en-suite bathroom with shower over bath and WC. Outside guests can enjoy the lovely grounds with a patio area with table and chairs and gas BBQ. Steps lead to a mature garden with comfortable lounge furniture and an outdoor open fire where you keep warm while gazing at the dark skies and views onto the Blorenge and Sugar Loaf mountains. Need to know: 4 bedrooms 1 double, 1 large double (with 2 beds suitable for children available on request), and 2 twins. 4 bathrooms 1 en suite wet room with shower and WC, 1 en suite bathroom with shower over bath and WC, 2 en suite showers and WC, and 1 separate WC. Ground floor kitchen electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment, and dishwasher. First floor kitchen electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment and dishwasher. Utility washing machine and additional freezer. SMART TV with free view and DVD in both lounges. Travel cot and highchair available. Open aspect gardens with patio area featuring table and chairs, gas BBQ, lounge furniture, and outdoor open fire. Private parking. Storage for bikes. Pubs and shops 1 mile.

Perfect for exploring the Black Mountains this traditional stone barn provides open-plan living space and stunning views. It s pet friendly and ideal for families and groups of friends wanting a break in the countryside. Situated on the outskirts of the pretty hamlet of Cwmdu the property is close to a charming pub tearooms an art gallery and the AstroCamp which is ideal for budding stargazers. The area is perfect for outdoor pursuits; you can hire rowing boats kayaks Canadian canoes pedaloes stand-up paddleboards or fishing boats and go boating on Llangorse Lake (8 miles) the largest natural lake in South Wales. A wealth of walking is available whether you chose to follow the rivers and canals or enjoy the hilltop views. For the more easy-going guests there are some lovely market towns such as Hay-on-Wye (15 miles) which is known as the town of books and also Crickhowell (5 miles) and Brecon (12 miles). Access to the barn is to the front where you will step into the open-plan living space. The barn has been lovingly restored with many original features and offers a cosy lounge area with a large corner sofa that you can sink into after a day and watch a film on the Smart TV. There s a dining area with a generously sized wooden table and chairs which is perfect for a family get-together and the kitchen has a contemporary style and is well equipped for your stay including a breakfast bar with tractor stools that works well for a morning coffee. On the ground floor there is also a double bedroom and a separate shower room with a WC. Upstairs you have the choice of two bedrooms a king-size room with an en-suite walk-in shower and WC or a twin room with a Smart TV. There is a family bathroom with a handheld shower bath and WC. Outside you can look forward to relaxing in the garden with a patio area garden furniture and BBQ. Or take a well-deserved dip in the wood-fired hot tub. Need to know: 3 bedrooms 1 king size, 1 double, 1 twin. 3 bathrooms 1 en suite with shower and WC; 1 shower and WC; 1 bathroom with handheld shower over bath, and WC. Electric range oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, Nespresso coffee machine and washing machine/dryer. Travel cot and highchair available. Underfloor heating downstairs. Smart TV in the lounge and in twin bedroom. Iron & ironing board. Hairdryer. Open aspect gardens with garden furniture and BBQ. Wood fired hot tub. Private parking for 2 cars. 2 small dogs welcome but please be aware that this is a working farm . Storage for bikes. Shops 5 miles, pubs 1 mile.

Duplex apartment. Four bedrooms: 1 x second-floor king-size, 1 x first-floor double, 1 x second-floor twin, 1 x second-floor twin (zip/link can be king-size on request). Second-floor bathroom with bath, shower over, walk-in shower, basin, heated towel rail and WC. First-floor cloakroom with basin and WC. Kitchen. Living/dining room. Snug

This reverse-level cottage situated within a peaceful development is just a stone’s throw from the heart of Crickhowell. A great base for couples wanting to explore the Brecon Beacons National Park.

Enjoy the best of both worlds at this stylish holiday home, with the amenities of Crickhowell and walking, cycling, climbing, and mountain biking within the Welsh countryside all on your doorstep

Surrounded by well-trodden paths leading to mountains such as Llangattock, Table Mountain and Sugar Loaf; plenty of adventures lie within a 10-mile radius of home.

Close to the popular town of Crickhowell, this lovely family cottage is set on the edge of the picturesque village of Llangattock and makes a charming base for visitors exploring the Brecon Beacons.

Pen-Croeslan Bach near Crickhowell, Powys sleeps six in three bedrooms.