MAYBERRY COTTAGE
Hillside,
Llangattock,
Crickhowell,
Powys
NP8 5LF

07976 187007

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is an old quarry worker's cottage built around 200 years ago with stone from the mountain. It commands a superb position with outstanding views over Crickhowell, across to Table Mountain and the Sugar Loaf. Set just inside the Brecon Beacons National Park the area is well known to walkers, cyclists, bird watchers and cavers. So if you are looking for an activity based holiday or somewhere to just get away Mayberry is the perfect accommodation.

• The Lounge -the oldest part of the house with a flagstone floor, original open fireplace and breadoven, exposed beams and a very cosy "feel", perfect for the end of the summer's evening or coming in from a cold winter's day;
• Kitchen/diner-a superb hand made and comprehensively equipped kitchen with Rangemaster (Aga) cooker and oak worktop, make this a haven for those who would like to use their time to re-establish their culinary skills or simply heat something up after a hard day of activity.
• Utility - a really useful luxury feature is a fully kitted utility for washing, drying and hanging those boots and clothes associated with adventurous activities.
• For a traditional cottage the accommodation is reasonably generous with 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms as well as a downstairs WC. It sleeps 8 (+1).
• Rear double ensuite - a charming room with patio doors onto the rear patio and fantastic views up the mountain and the escarpment in the North, topped off with a beautifully equipped en suite bathroom.
• Master double/twin bedroom - a large bedroom with the signature oak beams with views up to the escarpment in the north elevation and to the front, down the valley to Crickhowell and Table Mountain. (Additional put me up bed is available to sleep additional person if required).
• The Old Master bedroom (double) - probably the most charming room in the house. The oldest bedroom with the original spiral stone staircase (as well as separate access) with exposed stone and beams and again lots of views up the mountain and down the valley.
• The garden room - call it what you like - an oak framed office. If you would like to spend time doing reports or other work connected by broadband/wifi; a studio if you would like to paint the stunning scenary and birds or the cheeky sheep who jump the wall and cwtch down in front of the windows; a music studio to compose or practise or perhaps a children's den for wet weather games, tv or simply "their" own space. (Available from Feb 08).