Crickhowell 6 miles. Plas Glyndwr is an exquisite house nestled in the rural outskirts of Cwmdu near Crickhowell, Brecknockshire. Boasting en-suite bedrooms, this property is perfect for large families or groups of friends seeking an unforgettable stay in the heart of the Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park. Arrive through the grand, gated entrance into a large, private driveway. Upon entering, you will be welcomed by the opulence of the lavish, marble hallway, which proudly displays its design while the chandelier provides a touch of sparkle. Spread across four floors, this property offers eight beautifully-presented bedrooms. Two of these are double rooms, each boasting an en-suite with a walk-in shower. Another double room also features a walk-in shower, while two additional double rooms provide inviting sleeping arrangements. One of the double rooms even benefits from a balcony and an en-suite with a bath. On the second floor, you will discover two more double rooms, each very spacious with an en-suite featuring a bath. Ensuring no morning queues, there is also a delightful bathroom on the first floor with a freestanding bath and walk-in shower, along with a ground-floor shower room and cloakroom. The heart of the home is the kitchen, the perfect spot to host a special occasion or simply a little dinner party with the family. Here, you will find everything you need to prepare delicious meals with the luxury of a TV, ensuring all entertainment is covered during your stay. Spend mealtimes together in the large, formal dining room, before retiring to the plush sitting room to relax as music enthusiasts can enjoy a tune or two on the grand piano. Outside, the enclosed front garden features a patio and lawn, whilst the enclosed rear garden offers a patio, perfect for unwinding under the stars after a day of exploring the rural surroundings. There's a lot to keep you busy when you're not indulging in your own private paradise at Plas Glyndwr. Being located on the A479 there is easy access to Hay on Wye, Brecon and you reach Crickhowell by car for the fabulous Green Man Festival. Take a short jaunt to the bustling Abergavenny Market, where you can source some delightful Welsh produce. For a night off cooking, treat yourselves to a scrumptious meal at Gurkha Corner Restaurant or enjoy a refreshing cup of tea at Nicholls Botanical Cafe, backed by an enchanting view of the garden. History enthusiasts will appreciate the chance to explore the medieval wonders of Tretower Court and Castle, while the adventurous spirits in your party will surely enjoy the myriad of outdoor activities at Llangorse Multi Activity Centre. Meander towards Dinas Castle where you can soak up panoramic views from ancient ruins, closing the day with a visit to Farmers Arms for a pint of local ale. Plas Glyndwr presents a world of elegance and comfort, placing you amidst the beauty and charm of Brecknockshire.

Crickhowell is a small town in southeastern Powys, Wales. The town was named after the Iron Age hill fort of Crug Hywel. Boasting the magnificent Crickhowell Castle, also known as Alisby's Castle, with stunning views across the Usk valley and dating back to the 12th century. A stunning piece of architecture, with St Edmund's Church coming as a close second having been built in the 14th century and is still used to date for service. The town offers a selection of pubs, restaurants, shops and cafés in the area. Situated within the Brecon Beacons National Park, you have easy access to many picturesque and historical sites, for many outdoor activities including rock climbing, watersports, mountain biking and plenty of footpaths for those keen walking. An idyllic town situated within a lovely rural area.

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