Surrounded by countryside in the village of Rhiwfawr near Cwmllynfell, just a drive away from the excitement of Swansea, is this remarkable home, Dragonstone. Enjoying panoramic views of the rolling Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains and a hot tub to unwind beneath the stars, this large home is ideal for a group of 13. Be greeted by ample off-road parking before making your way inside into the beautifully presented open-plan living space, bathed in natural light and decorated in light tones. Rustle up culinary delights in the pale blue kitchen with two dishwashers to do the cleaning up for you and when dinner is served gather around the dining table. Unwind on the plush sofa with a TV to find your favourite shows or simply relax with a cup of tea in the second lounge and admire the sweeping countryside. Throw open the patio doors to discover the extensive garden, where you can enjoy table tennis in the games room or dine alfresco on the furniture on a sunny day. After a day exploring the splendour of nature, use the utility room to wash and dry your hiking gear before climbing into your pyjamas. Crawl into bed in the ground-floor double with an en-suite or venture upstairs to choose between a super king-size, three twins or the family bedroom. After a night's embrace, awaken with a rinse in the luxury shower room or melt in the bathroom for a soak in the tub. Head into the village of Cwmtwrch to grab a crisp pint from The George to soak in the Welsh culture, or stock up on the essentials from the local convenience store. Tee up at Celtic Minor Golf Club, find a peaceful fishing spot at Brynhenllys Fishery or visit the historical landmark of Lime Kilns. Be sure to spend the day in the vibrant city of Swansea, here you can unveil the past at its 13th century castle, tour The National Waterfront Museum or get dressed up to the nines to soak in the city's nightlife. For a special retreat, choose Dragonstone.

Cwmllynfell is a village in the Port Talbot town of Neath. Cwmllynfell is around seventeen miles from Swansea and is part of the Powys county borough. Cwmllynfell is a small working village on the outskirts of the Brecon Beacons National Park and the Black Mountains. Cwmllynfell lies close to both Brynamman and Ystradgynlais, at the foot of the mountain road. Ystradgynlais is a former mining and industrial town on the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park in the Tawe Valley.

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