This tasteful, unique, holiday cottage is set in the Brecon Beacons National Park, with glorious, uninterrupted mountain views. One of a pair, it offers a comfortable, rural retreat or base to walk/tour the national parkland. Boasting character and originality, the kitchen has a unique double-sided wood-burning stove, which it shares with the separate lounge. The furnishings are of the highest standard and every amenity provided. Guests of this comfortable holiday cottage can enjoy sunset views over the mountains and walk on many footpaths - one less than 10 yards from the door. Pub 1 mile.

Enjoy the glorious scenery of the Black Mountain, Llyn-y-Fan-Fach and the Sawdde Valley here within the Brecon Beacons National Park. Watch red kites, buzzards, ravens and other bird life in the uninterrupted skies around you and bask in the countryside that has attracted visitors to this quiet corner of Wales for many years.

The kitchen was originally a blacksmith’s and the rings can be found in the walls outside where the horses were tied up to be shod. At the time the only motive power in the valley was man and his animals and there were a number of blacksmiths operating locally. More recently, in 1951, locally born author Richard Vaughan lived at Beili Glas where he wrote his first novel ‘Moulded in Earth’. His story, about two feuding farming families in the valley, was produced as a television drama series in 1965 by the BBC. A number of his relatives still live nearby.

In 2008 the cottage was completely refurbished particularly for cottage holidays with new floors and ceilings, new electrical wiring, plumbing and the addition of central heating. It is one of a pair of cottages on a quiet single-track road in the heart of the national park and has stunning uninterrupted views of the mountains and farmland.