Situated in the small town of Crickhowell, in south-east Powys, Wales, is this charming former toll house, Bridge End Cottage. This property benefits from a reverse-level layout, giving the first-floor open-plan living space delightful views over the meadows and mountains beyond. This room has a neutral decor with exposed beams adding a touch of character to the contemporary feel. Look forward to spending those quieter evenings with your feet up on the L shaped leather sofa with a woodburning fire to keep the room nice and toasty during those chillier winter months. Indulge in the provided TV for keeping up to date with your favourite shows, or simply catch up on the day's events with a refreshing glass of wine in hand. Fitted to a high-standard, the kitchen has a set of modern grey units and sleek wooden worktops with a range of appliances on-hand for all your cooking needs. The dining table has plenty of seating for up to four guests and can be used for a family game night also. Once the evening draws to a close, follow the steps down to the two ground-floor bedrooms comprising of 1 super-king room and 1 twin room, 2 twins can be made up upon request, suitable for a group of friends or families. A stone's throw away from the property is the River Usk which is hugely popular for fishing and canoeing. Steeped in history, venture towards the Grade I listed Crickhowell Castle, most of which is considered ruins and stunning views across the Usk Valley. Crickhowell town centre has a selection of e town offers a selection of pubs, restaurants and cafés in the area for enjoying an evening meal or a spot of lunch when you don't fancy cooking. Located in the Brecon Beacons National Park, you are within reach of wild landscape, an abundance of wildlife and a number of walking and cycling routes. For other tourist attractions, visit the nearby towns of Abergavenny and Brecon, well-worth the trip. Bridge End Cottage is the perfect property for a remote holiday to Wales with your family.

Crickhowell is a small town nestled in Powys, Wales. It has a choice of pubs, restaurants, shops and supermarkets for your amenities. Nestled within the Brecon Beacons National Park, there are a number of popular walking and cycling routes you can join. Make sure you get involved with fishing or canoeing at the nearby River Usk. Or visit the bustling towns of Brecon and Abergavenny for a range of historical attractions.

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