Situated in the heart of the bustling market town of Hay on Wye is this superb holiday home, Belle Vue, a former Victorian vicarage, next to a chiming clock tower, which has recently been refurbished to a high standard. Perfect for families or large groups, Belle Vue enjoys terrific proximity to nearby amenities and attractions, including the Brecon Beacons National Park, and offers everything you need for a wonderful, fun-filled self-catered stay. Set over four floors, make use of the well-designed living areas, which include a well-equipped kitchen/dining area where you can prepare feasts for a the whole family, a sitting room complete with its own electric flame-effect stove taking centre-stage, separate snug with card/ games table, you can also catch up over a glass of wine on a choice of 2 furnished patios. For guests needing a separate work space there is a well equipped office room on the second floor, adults and children alike will love the basement games room equipped with table football and compact snooker and table tennis tables. When sleep calls, retreat to one of five tastefully-decorated bedrooms, four of which come with an accompanying en-suite shower room, each one an idyllic location to refresh and reinvigorate after a long day. If you fancy acquainting yourselves with your local area, step into Hay on Wye, world famous for its bookshops and the celebrated festival, or take a stroll or a canoe ride along the River Wye or hike up to the beautiful landmark of Hay Bluff along Offa's Dyke Path and the nearby outdoor activity centre at Three Cocks provides a huge range of sporting and outdoor pursuits for all ages. After all that activity relax at the stylish Booth cinema or spot celebrities over a drink at the Swan Hotel or the ancient Three Tuns pub, or maybe book a table at Tomatitos Tapas bar which is a great setting for big groups. The recently-restored landmark of Hay Castle is also worth a visit whilst you’re in town. Brecon is a short drive to the west, where visitors can take a summertime stroll along the tranquil Brecon Canal Basin before quenching their thirst at the centrally-located Brecon Tap. Further afield in the opposite direction, you will find the cathedral city of Hereford, wherein lies the eponymous Hereford Cathedral, a gothic architectural marvel; the Black and White House Museum, or if you’re up for another drink, book onto a tour at the Museum of Cider. Enjoy a holiday with loved ones you will never forget by booking Belle Vue.

In the Brecon Beacons National Park, the historic market town of Hay-on-Wye is located by the River Wye, on the Welsh/English boundary. The town is a favourite of book lovers and tourists who want to take advantage of the Wye Valley's recreational opportunities and stunning landscape. It is known for hosting the internationally renowned Hay Festival of Books. The town is home to a large number of book stores, antique stores, restaurants, and cafes. It is also surrounded by stunning nature, which offers fantastic chances for walking, cycling, birdwatching, fishing, and canoeing. Explore the Brecon Beacons, Black Mountains, The Three Castles Walk, Eastnor Castle, Offa's Dyke Way, Mortimer Trail, and the wonderful walk to Hergest Ridge, which served as an inspiration for both Elgar and Morricone's music, as well as the other numerous tourist attractions in the area.

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