Rhif Deg, a charming, terraced property nestled on a quiet street in the heart of Brecon on the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park. Offering traditional furnishings and a

courtyard space, this delightful abode is perfect for couples with or without a little furry friend looking to escape to this beautiful part of Wales. After a day of rambling the outdoors, or maybe biking, look forward to curling up on the sofa and tuning into the TV, whilst the woodburning stove gently crackles in the background. Move into the kitchen, a very well equipped space with everything on hand to assist with home-cooking with a large cooker, and full size fridge whilst the breakfast bar or dining table can be used at mealtimes. A patio door leads out to the courtyard where a refreshing drink can be enjoyed, and take in the last of the evening sun. As the night grows dark, retreat upstairs and enjoy a quick shower before finding the relaxing double bedroom to lay your rest. Surrounded by rolling hills, verdant meadows, and crisscrossed by the meandering River Usk, the immediate area is a true haven for outdoor enthusiasts, whilst those seeking an adventure can climb Pen y Fan, the highest peak in southern Britain, offers breath-taking panoramic views of the rugged terrain and lush valleys. Steeped in heritage, Brecon is home to a vibrant arts scene, with local galleries showcasing the work of talented artists inspired by the stunning landscapes that surround the town, along with a host of quirky shops, pubs and restaurants worth sampling. From this delightful Brecon self-catering Holiday Let you can explore an abundance of castles and museums, watch the red kites at the nearby feeding station, enjoy permit fishing, wander around beautiful gardens, maybe add a round of golf and then return to your romantic retreat for cosy evenings together. However you choose to spend your time, a break at Rhif Deg is sure to impress.

On the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park lies the historic cathedral town of Brecon, boasting beautiful Georgian and Jacobean architecture, many museums, a theatre and cinema, individual shops, restaurants and inns serving real ales and local food. The Brecon Beacons National Park offers the avid walker and keen cyclist spectacular scenery at any time of the year, with rolling countryside and valleys and the wild beauty of waterfalls and caves. The park is home to traditional market towns, castles, ancient monuments and miles of canal where many pretty walks can be enjoyed. For the less energetic, pony trekking, canal cruising or the local Brecon Steam Railway are a must. Travel a little further to Hay-on-Wye with its numerous book shops, visit the craft and collectors’ fairs and the four day Royal Welsh Agricultural Show at Builth Wells, or explore the delightful medieval town of Abergavenny. A perfect base for an all-year-round family holiday.

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