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Llwyn-y-Fron (pronounced “Cloiny-Fron” - Welsh for ‘The Grove on the Breast of the Hill’) is quite simply one of Britain’s most spectacular rural properties - a stunning, remote luxury stone cottage in South Wales, set 300 metres high in the heart of the Brecon Beacons.
Located on the steep hillside the house is one of the highest in the National Park offering dramatic and breathtaking panoramic views over the Usk Valley to the Black Mountains, Hay Bluff and the border country.
Having been lived in for over 200 years, the house retains many of its classic characteristics including an impressive natural stone inglenook fireplace with an old bread oven, open oak beams, hand cut flagstone floor and an original stone spiral staircase. The interior is beautifully decorated with an exciting mix of Asian antiques and modern facilities.
Outside – there is a large steep garden with huge variety of shrubs; a large flagstone terrace allowing for guests to maximise on the views; summer garden furniture; quiet ‘end of garden’ gazebo (with electricity); steep lawn with ‘sun downer bench’; BBQ; gravel drive way and a lockable wood shed big enough to store bicycles.
Accommodation – sleeps 8 guests - there are three bedrooms in the main house, a fourth bedroom in the Guest Cottage (with en-suite bathroom), two reception rooms, a large kitchen, bathroom with WC, shower room with WC and a utility/boot room – with separate entrance.
