Myrtle Hill Cottage, 1 Penrhiw Ydw Myddfai, Llandovery

The whole family will love a stay in this charming abode with plenty of spaces to socialise inside, and out. Boasting a beautiful location on the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park, adventure is never far with a day with water sporting opportunities on the River Usk and a maze of walking trails starting right from your doorstep. Take off your coats and shoes in the hall and head upstairs to find the open plan living room/kitchen/diner with stylish decor and a cosy ambience. Sink into the luxurious velvet sofas positioned around the warming wood burner to chill out with a film on the Smart TV, or get to work preparing a meal for breakfast, lunch or dinner in the contemporary kitchen. When it s time to dine, gather the family together around the spacious dining table where you can make a plan for the days ahead. There is a handy utility area with a washing machine ensuring you can cater for large groups, as well as a family shower room on this floor as well as a pantry room with a fridge/freezer, a microwave and plenty of storage. Walk down the stairs to find the sleeping arrangements, including a single room and a bedroom featuring a sumptuous double bed with an original feature fireplace and an en suite shower room. The final two bedrooms include a king size room boasting an en suite bathroom, great for a little extra privacy, and a twin bedroom also benefits from an en suite shower room. Throw open the bi fold doors to gain access to the patio for an evening of outdoor dining and finishing the night with a relaxing dip in the six person hot tub. The Brecon Beacons is a walker's paradise, with hidden waterfalls and tranquil waters such as the Usk Reservoir dotted throughout the National Park offering up an array of days out for those of all ages. Visit the Red Kite Feeding Station Llanddeusant to witness the spectacle which occurs on a daily basis, here you can stand just feet away from these majestic birds whilst they dine and also get the opportunity to spot buzzards, ravens and other fascinating birds who visit the centre.