Ty Hir At Blaenbrynich Farm, Libanus

Ty Hir at Blaenbrynich Farm is a converted stone barn in the Brecon Beacons National Park, Powys. Original features include exposed timber beams and thick stone walls throughout. The barn sits within a working farm and offers three spacious bedrooms sleeping up to six guests. A wood-burning stove warms the main living area on cooler evenings.

The barn overlooks open farmland and rolling hills. Sheep graze in nearby fields. You can see the Brecon Beacons peaks from the windows. The location is quiet and rural.

Three bedrooms include one king-size and two twins. The bathroom has a bath and shower. An open-plan kitchen and dining area leads into the sitting room. Traditional barn doors and original stonework feature in the entrance hall.

Brecon town offers shops and cafes (6 miles, 12 minutes). Pen y Fan mountain walk starts at Storey Arms (8 miles, 15 minutes). Llangorse Lake provides watersports (7 miles, 14 minutes). The National Showcaves Centre sits at Dan yr Ogof (18 miles, 25 minutes).

Ty Hir at Blaenbrynich Farm suits families and walking groups wanting genuine barn character in a working farm setting.