About this property
Quakers carriage in Bannau Brycheiniog situated on a working farm , perfect for those looking to explore this area or have a romantic break away.. All on the
ground floor.
TV.
Bedroom: With pull out double bed and en-suite toilet.
Bathroom: With shower cubicle and toilet.
. Central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Welcome pack. Back garden with firepit and garden furniture. Private parking for 1 car. No smoking. Please note: This property has a natural water supply via spring.. Ty Gwenyn is a beautifully restored Quaker’s carriage nestled on a charming working farm near Talybont-on-Usk perfect for a romantic break for two. Surrounded by roaming peacocks, chickens, and turkeys, this unique hideaway features a cosy pull-out double bed, Smart TV, Wi-Fi, and a well-equipped kitchenette with an electric hob, mini oven, fridge, and Belfast sink. The private toilet is inside, with a hot shower just 30 metres away. Outside, unwind around the fire pit or relax in the peaceful seating area.
Ty Gwenyn offers the ideal base to explore the beauty of the Brecon Beacons National Park. Start your day with a stroll along the nearby Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal or hike up Pen y Fan for breathtaking panoramic views. Cyclists will love the Taff Trail, and water enthusiasts can enjoy kayaking or paddleboarding on the Usk River or Talybont Reservoir.
Talybont-on-Usk itself is a charming village with cosy pubs, a café, and a village shop. Discover waterfalls, caves, and wildlife in the surrounding countryside, or explore historic market towns like Brecon and Crickhowell just a short drive away. Back at the farm, spend a peaceful afternoon birdwatching or simply relaxing with a book, as farm animals roam nearby. As the evening sets in, light the fire pit, toast marshmallows, and gaze at the stars in this designated Dark Sky Reserve. The town of Brecon is a short drive and offers an abundance of coffee shops, restaurants and shops. Whether you’re after adventure or tranquillity, Ty Gwenyn is the perfect place to reconnect with nature and each other.
Free WiFi
The property is located on a working farm.
Nearby points of interest
- Tretower Castle & Court
- Pen y Fan
- Big Pit National Coal Museum
- Penderyn Brecon Beacons Distillery / The Welsh Whisky Co Ltd
- Hay Festival
Reviews (1)
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Confirmed Guest
Staff welcoming and helpful in solving many challenges. Views wonderful. Directions to site fine, at site poor. Took some time to find accommodation then access awful and impossible in our car up steep slope. No guidance notes for accommodation. Gas off so had to find to turn on, several lights flickered or turned off as on movement sensors, toaster had to be used on floor to access plug and handle needed holding down to work, TV not connected and could not find power lead. Limited cooking equipment e.g. no sharp knife and some crockery and cutlery not clean. No evidence of Welcome Pack. Could not light gas oven without help. Water went off on first night without warning. Pillows thin.The one nearby shower turned out to be serving the camp site with over 100 campers on our first night. No light so could not see without a torch.Wifi variable especially on first two days.Farm site can be described as happy chaos, animals everywhere with even a cow leaning against the carriage one morning, dog poo and old bones around accommodation. Lots of discarded old farm equipment and boats scattered across the site.