The cottage
This quaint cottage rests in a wonderful location, surrounded by rolling countryside, making it the perfect base for a small group to come and explore the beauty of Wales.
As you enter the property, you'll immediately feel welcomed into your own cosy retreat; the lounge is light and airy and exudes character, with exposed beams and a warming woodburning fireplace.
Sit back and relax whilst you catch up with your favourite shows and plan the next adventures for the day's ahead.
In the kitchen, gather together with a delicious home-cooked meal at the farmhouse dining table, whilst enjoying the view of the surrounding fields as you catch up on events of the day.
Outside, venture down the cobbled patio and admire the cottage garden flowers or sit with a drink as you look out over the vast fields in front of you.
Upstairs, the two double bedrooms are a generous size and are tastefully decorated with a bright country cottage interior design, the main feature of which being the fantastic views over the farmer’s field.
Get ready for the day in the monochrome shower room, which is finished to a high standard with quality fixtures and fittings throughout.
Located on the cusp of the Black Mountains, Talgarth boasts access to exciting activities and historic adventures.
Thrill-seeking gliders can ride the winds over the black mountains, pony trek through the countryside, visit the romantic ruins of a medieval castle, take the plunge and explore the fascinating caves underground, explore the Brecon Beacons on horseback, canoe on Llangors Lake or simply stride along the peaceful towpaths of the beautiful National Park – there is something for everyone.
An adventure is waiting to be had, with Castle Green being a delightful base to relax and unwind after a long day of sightseeing.
About the location
TALGARTH
Builth Wells 15 miles; Llandrindod Wells 22 miles
A pleasant town just outside of the Brecon Beacons in South Wales. Talgarth is a historical town baring many old and beautiful buildings such as a 13th century peel tower, now the Information Centre, and a 14th century church, it was also once inhabited by Romans once upon a time. The town has plenty to do in the way of gliding, pony trekking and plenty of walking opportunities through the well-known Black Mountains. The rivers Ennig and Ellywe run through the town, it is also home to the Pwllwrach Wood, said to bare a lake where witches were drowned many years ago. Talgarth has two gastro-pubs, a cafe and shops to enjoy at your lesure. The Tabernacle venue hosts many events such as musicals, plays, talks and book launches, the town really does cater for everybody. The popular town of Builth Wells is within easy access and is certainly worth a visit, as is Llandrindod Wells slightly further north.