Cae`r Hendre

This delightful cottage is situated on the sunny side of the Duffryn Valley and is across the yard from the owners house. Both properties are carefully run on ecological principals, and vegetables, herbs and fruit (in season) can be purchased from owners organic garden. Llangynidr Village containing pubs and shops is 1.5 miles down a quiet lane. There are spectacular walks right from the cottage door leading to the foothills of the Beacons. Pony-trekking available locally.

Bothy

Spacious comfortable cottage in a village setting. The cottage has lovely views across to the Table Mountain with its Iron Age fortress and the Black Mountains, and is ideally suited to those wishing to be within walking distance of a village and excellent places to eat. There is easy access on to the mountains for walking in the Black Mountains. This delightful converted barn nestles beside a 12th century Norman Church and the Village Farm House. Is only 100 meters from the Old Rectory 9 Hole golf Course.

Berllan Barn

This well converted barn, situated next to the owner?s cottage, is set in 10 acres of landscaped gardens where visitors are free to walk, with superb views of the Table and Sugar Loaf Mountains. It is situated on The Ffawyddog, a hillside above Crickhowell and 1 mile up from the village of Llangattock. Both have many good restaurants and pubs and this is an ideal location for riding, caving, canoeing, sailing, climbing and walking. Crickhowell 2 miles and Abergavenny 7 miles.

Holmes End

A newly built traditional style stone cottage, built from reclaimed old stone, with a pretty courtyard. Conveniently located in the village of Llangattock, opposite a lovely safe park, a beech wood walk, the Canal towpath and the River Usk - all within two minutes walk and Llangattock Hillside has miles of uninterrupted walking. There are two good pubs in the village - The Vine Tree provides excellent food. Crickhowell, with its local shops, boutiques and cafes, 1 mile. Abergavenny 7 miles, Brecon 12 miles.

The Crown

The Crown in the Old Village of Llangattock has the original door and a cobbled foot path; this was a very popular pub dating back to the 1890's and now has been converted to a warm, comfortable, welcoming and immaculate cottage in a great location for all the attractions of Crickhowell and The Black Mountains with views from the garden across to Llangattock Mountain and The Sugar Loaf.