Cae Y Rhedyn Annexe

Accommodation Description:

The Annexe sits in a quiet cul-de-sac in the small village of Llangynidr within the Brecon Beacons National Park. This thriving little community has two good pubs one of which The Coach and Horses is just a couple of minutes walk away. The Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal passes through five locks as it travels through this little village and is a wonderful setting to enjoy a quiet walk and the canal tow-path provides miles of easy cycling.

A self contained Annexe that Sleeps 2 (1 Bedroom) with baby cot / Z bed available for a baby or young child with all bed linen and towels provided. The Annexe is rated as four star by "Visit Wales" and is well decorated in warm attractive colours and is situated on a small cul-de-sac in the peaceful village of Llangynidr. There is a well equipped galley-style kitchen with electric hob microwave combination oven and fridge.

The sitting room is warm and cosy with a comfortable sofa two reclining chairs TV with DVD player and a wicker dining table and chairs. The bedroom has a pine double bed and fitted wardrobes. There is a shower room with shower cubicle toilet and hand basin.

A small cloakroom in the entrance passage has a hand basin and space for coats and boots. Visitors are asked to smoke outside and sorry not suitable for pets. There is full gas central heating and electricity inclusive.

A separate Utility Room provides use of washing machine/ tumble dryer if required. There is ample parking on the driveway and secure storage for cycles. Visitors are free to share the owner's patio area and garden with a barbeque and garden furniture.

The local market towns of interest with annual specialist events are Crickhowell (Greenman Festival) Abergavenny (Food Festival) and Brecon (Brecon Jazz). Llangorse Lake is nearby with water skiing and sailing and the Activity Centre provides opportunity for pony treking rock climbing and is the site of the unique SkyTrek. For the more active a walk up Pen y Fan in the Brecon Beacons or Tor y Foel in Llangynidr.