Beiliglas Barn is a refurbished two bedroom converted barn in the western part of the Beacons National Park. Sleeps four (plus cot) It is comfortable and light, with many character features including flag floors, white stone walls, oak beams and vaulted ceiling. Underfloor heating and wood burning stove ensure it is cosy in winter.

The barn is in a rural setting 100m from a minor road. It is across the yard from the owner's house, but is quite separate and very private. There is a secluded garden in the rear.

There are two bedrooms - one has a king size bed, the other larger bedroom has a superking bed that converts into two single beds, perfect for families. There is room for a third mattress on the floor (a bit tight) or cot.

There is one bathroom with separate bath and shower. There is one main room with a wood burning stove. There is a well equipped kitchen, dishwasher, washing machine, microwave. And a dining table for four (can be extended).
There is a small TV (Freeview) but guests sometimes connect their own services.
Wi-fi is good.

A public access path from the property leads across farmland directly to Myddfai Mountain and the ranges of the Brecon Beacons beyond. The historic village of Myddfai is a 15 minute walk on quiet roads or across fields (or 3 minute drive). The nearby town of Llandovery is 3 miles away with a supermarket (open till late every day except Sunday) and a few specialty shops and services. Ideal for couples, and families wanting to mix a lovely rural location with visits to local attractions. The cottage has been graded 4 stars by 'Visit Wales'. See note on dogs below. Cottage is no-smoking. There is a key box - so guests free to arrive as suits.

Guests have said that they appreciate flexibility with booking. I offer short breaks (prefer 3 night minimum but can consider 2 nights) as well as longer bookings (with discounts for 7 day and monthly stays) with any start date.

Returning guests will receive direct discount too.

DOGS:
Small/medium dogs are welcome in the cottage. There are stone floors in the main rooms.
Please note, the cottage is next to fields with sheep, and there is a large unfenced pond on site. The garden is not enclosed, so dogs need to be on a lead. As is common with holiday lets, pets are not to go on beds or sofas, or be left alone in the cottage. Please also bring bags to clean up dog mess.
There are a few woodland walks nearby where dogs can go off their leads.