The quaint village of Rhandirmwyn is set in unspoilt countryside against a backdrop of rocky hills, with a tree-lined river at the bottom of the valley. The Upper Towy Valley has gorgeous scenery for you to explore, with nearby landmarks and attractions including the stunning Llyn Brianne Reservoir (4.5 miles), the Dolaucothi Gold Mines (10.5 miles), the Cynghordy Viaduct (4.5 miles), Crychan Forest (12 miles), RSPB Gwenffrwd-Dinas (3.5 miles) and the Sugar Loaf Viewpoint (9 miles). There are opportunities for mountain biking, fishing and birdwatching, or you could head to the market town of Llandovery (7 miles) which marks the start of the magnificent Brecon Beacons National Park and offers a selection of independent shops, cafes, restaurants, pubs and a supermarket..
With original features including exposed beams, whitewashed walls and woodwork, this delightful detached cottage has a spacious and welcoming lounge which provides an ideal space for you to relax in. The lounge has some cosy seating, a Smart TV and a traditional wood burner. The bright and airy kitchen is equipped with a electric double oven, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, microwave and has a breakfast table situated by the window. You will find the washing machine and tumble dryer in a separate utility room. A charming lounge/dining area features sofa's and chairs around a real log fire, settle to watch tv after a day of walking, there's also an oak refectory table with plenty of space for eight guests. You can relax in the delightful snug which has seating and views across the valley, providing an ideal space to catch up with a good book or listen to some music. The ground floor also offers a shower room complete with a shower and WC. Exploring the property further, upstairs there are four light and cosy bedrooms. There’s a king-size room with en-suite WC, two twin rooms and a single, all with a range of attractive throws and oriental rugs. The first floor also features a bathroom with a large bath and WC.
French doors lead out from the kitchen into the garden which has a flagstone terrace with garden furniture and a BBQ, and makes a lovely spot for some al fresco dining with far-reaching views. Bird watchers will enjoy the multitude of birds that visit the garden, from Blue Tits and Robins to Tree Creepers and Woodpeckers. This is a dark skies area so clear evenings spent outdoors will provide some spectacular starry night displays. Private off-road parking is available for two cars.