Crickhowell 1.2 miles. Found down a cute cobbled lane in the village of Llangattock, in the heart of the Brecon Beacons, is this charming terraced stone dwelling, 1 Owens Row. Presenting four guests with a homely spot to enjoy when not exploring the delights of this National Park in South Wales, 1 Owens Row boasts original features in the form of a steep stone staircase, and is near to all the amenities of Crickhowell. Step through the quaint stable door and straight into the open-plan living space, a snug room where you can wind down at the end of an adventure-filled day, with a woodburning stove to warm you. Relax on the sofa, watch a film or show on the small TV, or pull out the folding dining table and gather together for a tasty home-cooked meal. An excellent fitted kitchen in here, although modest, is packed with all the essentials for a self-catered stay, including an electric oven and hob, and a fridge, as well as a coffee machine for those early morning starts! Head upstairs to find two lovely bedrooms consisting of a double and a bunk room, served by a neat shower room for you to freshen up in. The charming village of Llangattock is a wonderful base for a break in the Brecon Beacons, home to a pub, The Horseshoe Inn, and just a stone's throw over the river to the town of Crickhowell where shops, pubs and takeaways can be found. Head out on a walk to explore the local area to the imposing Llangattock Escarpment where great limestone cliffs were mined in the 19th century, leading up to Llangattock Mountain, perfect for any walking enthusiasts. Take a trip into Crickhowell to visit the ruins of Crickhowell Castle dating back to the 12th century, before finding another piece of history, Tretower Court and Castle, in the nearby hamlet of the same name. For some exciting activities travel north to Llangorse Multi Activitiy Centre where a host of delights await you; enjoy horse trekking through the scenic countryside, have a go at the indoor climbing walls and tackle the outdoor obstacle course, with a café to relax in afterwards. Explore the wonders and stunning scenery of the Brecon Beacons via the excellent walking routes all around, including Table Mountain Path which you can begin from Crickhowell, the Usk Valley Walk also running through the area, and the long distance Brecon Beacons Way passing through the Table Mountain, so you have plenty of options! Enjoy a tranquil stay at 1 Owens Row in the Brecon Beacons National Park.

Resting in the South of Wales is the town of Crickhowell, named after an Iron Age hill fort, it is set on the banks of the River Usk in the heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park. The town is home to Crickhowell Castle, dating back to the 12th century, as well as several amenities including pubs, shops and takeaways. Many walks can be enjoyed in the area, including the Usk Valley Walk, Table Mountain Path and the Brecon Beacons Way.

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