The Barn Annexe, Cefn-Yr-Allt

The Barn Annexe, Cefn-Yr-Allt is situated 9.9 miles from Builth Wells. The holiday home features mountain views and is 9.9 miles from Brecon and 14 miles from Hay-on-Wye.

The holiday home is split across two levels. On the second floor there are 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, with free toiletries and a hairdryer. An open plan lounge area, dining area, fully equipped kitchen and toilet are located downstairs. The kitchen includes a stovetop, oven, microwave, toaster, fridge and freezer.

Hiking can be enjoyed nearby.

Abergavenny is 28.6 miles from the holiday home, while Llandrindod Wells is 16.8 miles from the property. The nearest airport is Cardiff Airport, 69.6 miles from the property.

Information about the host

Hi there! The Barn Annexe is a cosy self-contained stone cottage (former garage) on the south-facing slope of a peaceful green valley below Cefn Llwydallt. We're 1000 feet up and the views are brilliant! This is a peaceful and beautiful place, perfect for writing, painting, or musical inspiration. And for relaxing! There are lots of fine walks, starting at the front door or just a short drive away, along the River Wye and in the Black Mountains and the Brecon Beacons. Night-time skies are dark (bring your telescope!), also it's a good place for bird watchers: crossbill, pipits, wheatear, kites, buzzards... My husband Dave and I have tried to make the Barn Annexe as comfortable as we can for a self-catering stay. It's roomy but cosy. Downstairs is open-plan, with kitchen, dining and lounge areas, and a toilet. Upstairs there are two bedrooms and a bathroom with shower and toilet. Outside, there is parking for up to two cars. You'll love it!

We love where we live, and we're glad that our guests can also enjoy this wonderful part of the world, along with us and our two cats. When we're not hosting, we might be out walking or playing "jazz with Gypsy zing" in FiddleBop.

Nearby are Hay-on-Wye ("the town of books"), atmospheric Brecon with its Cathedral and Jazz Festival, Builth Wells for the Royal Welsh Agricultural Showground, and quaint Talgarth ("the jewel of the Black Mountains").