
Buzzards Breg is a converted stone barn completed in 2022 in the hamlet of Rhulen, Powys. This barn sits in a natural fold of the Radnorshire Hills near the Welsh-English border. Original oak features have been reinstated. The open-plan living space includes exposed beams, a wood-burning stove and underfloor electric heating. A utility boot room with Belfast sink provides practical space for muddy boots and wet coats.
The barn overlooks a patchwork of fields and hedges. Red Kites, Buzzards and Ravens circle overhead. Sheep and horses graze in nearby paddocks. This is a remote and peaceful spot with very dark skies at night.
Two bedrooms sleep four guests. One double and one twin bedroom both have comfortable beds with toppers.
Buzzards Breg is a converted stone barn completed in 2022 in the hamlet of Rhulen, Powys. This barn sits in a natural fold of the Radnorshire Hills near the Welsh-English border. Original oak features have been reinstated. The open-plan living space includes exposed beams, a wood-burning stove and underfloor electric heating. A utility boot room with Belfast sink provides practical space for muddy boots and wet coats.
The barn overlooks a patchwork of fields and hedges. Red Kites, Buzzards and Ravens circle overhead. Sheep and horses graze in nearby paddocks. This is a remote and peaceful spot with very dark skies at night.
Two bedrooms sleep four guests. One double and one twin bedroom both have comfortable beds with toppers. The contemporary bathroom has a large bath with shower over. A separate cloakroom downstairs adds convenience. The enclosed rear garden is fully fenced and catches sun all day.
Builth Wells is 6 miles away (15 minutes). Visit the Elan Valley (19.4 miles, 30 minutes) for reservoirs and walks. Hay-on-Wye (18.1 miles, 25 minutes) offers bookshops and cafes. The Royal Welsh Showground (6 miles) hosts events year-round. Bannau Brycheiniog National Park is 22.8 miles away.
Buzzards Breg suits walkers, cyclists, horse riders and anyone wanting to switch off. Two well-behaved dogs are welcome. Stables and turnout are available within 12 acres for guests bringing horses.
>
North of England, Cumbria
An attached barn conversion located 3 miles from Cockermouth in Cumbria. Exposed wooden beams. Near Lake District National Park. Period features.
View Barn
>
North of England, Yorkshire Dales
A beautifully-renovated barn conversion resting in the countryside of Thornton in Lonsdale, Yorkshire. Off-road parking. Garden. Woodburning stove. Kirkby Lonsdale 6.2 miles; Sedbergh 15.4 miles;...
View Barn
>
North of England, Lancashire
Beautiful, detached stone farmhouse in Bashall Eaves in the Ribble Valley. Woodburner and open fires. Master bedroom with super king-size bed and en-suite shower and roll-top bath. Beautiful views...
View Barn
>
North of England, Yorkshire
Tastefully decorated, Grade II listed cottage one mile from Pateley Bridge in North Yorkshire. Part of converted barn. Nidderdale AONB. Open-plan. Beams. En-suite.
View Barn
>
Heart of England, Northamptonshire
A charming, single-storey cottage resting in Catesby, Northamptonshire. En-suite. Off-road parking. Farm location. Ashby St Ledgers 8.1 miles, Northampton 16.6 miles; Coventry 22.9 miles.
View Barn
>
South West of England, Dorset
Beamed, single-storey holiday cottage near Winterborne Stickland. Exceptional barn conversion offering open plan living, woodburning stove, en-suite facilities and on-site games room. Area of...
View Barn
>
Wales, Carmarthenshire
A characterful one-bedroom holiday home close to the coast in Llwyndafydd, Ceredigion. Washing machine. Garden. Sea views. Romantic. New Quay 4.9 miles; Cardigan 16.2 miles.
View Barn
>
South West of England, Cornwall
Beautiful barn conversion in countryside less than 2 miles to Praa Sands Beach. Large garden. Pub and shop 1 mile.
View BarnWhat do previous guests think about their group stay at Buzzards Breg
The log burner creates a warm focal point in the open-plan living space. Guests love curling up on the capacious sofa after days exploring the hills.
The fully fenced rear garden provides a safe space for dogs to roam. It catches sunshine all day and offers views over rolling fields and hedgerows.
The practical boot room with Belfast sink is perfect for drying wet dogs and storing muddy boots. Guests with horses and dogs find this space invaluable.
Red Kites, Buzzards and Ravens are regular visitors. The remote setting means very few cars pass by. Tawny Owls call at night under dark skies.
Both bedrooms have beds with toppers for extra comfort. Guests consistently praise the quality of sleep after days hiking the Radnorshire Hills and surrounding countryside.
Original oak features from the barn have been carefully reinstated. The conversion blends traditional stone and timber with contemporary design throughout the open-plan space.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Buzzards Breg by car, navigate to the hamlet of Rhulen in Powys. Sat nav coverage can be patchy in this remote area so follow directions carefully. Designated parking for two cars is adjacent to the owners' home, approximately 50 metres from the barn entrance.
The nearest railway station is Llandrindod Wells, approximately 7.6 miles from Buzzards Breg. You will need to arrange a taxi or car hire from the station as the barn is in a remote rural location.
Stuff for larger groups and families to try!
Discover why this cottage is the one for your party or family reunion...
Taste the local flavours during your stay at Buzzards Breg
Located 7.6 miles from your accommodation.
Postcode: LD1 5DY
Located 6 miles from your accommodation.
Postcode: LD2 3AB
Located 12 miles from your accommodation.
Postcode: LD8 2TN
Quick answers to our most common questions about Buzzards Breg



























































