About this property
Enjoying a secluded setting within acres of private parkland. This country Manor, with origins dating back to 406 AD, has a rich past that weaves through the centuries. Set on the fringes of the Brecon Beacons National Park, guests have the opportunity to relax and reconnect with nature, a paradise for wildlife enthusiasts with a variety of habitats, wildflowers, rich woodlands scattered with bird boxes, and private trout and Grayling fishing on the river Irfon. Both walkers and Cyclists can access the Wye Valley Walk and Cycle route from the front door. There is plenty to see and do for groups wanting to embrace the rugged landscapes. For a challenging climb, the Epynt Way and visitors centre is just 11 miles away, where you can enjoy panoramic views. The Elan Valley (17 miles) is great for adventure, welcoming walkers, cyclists, and scrambling enthusiasts. The Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains are also within 20 miles.
Unwrap the timeless charm of this country manor. Once owned by Lord Swansea, and later transformed into a sporting estate in 1896 by Captain Charles Gam Harcourt-Wood of the 15th Hussars. The Manor has been meticulously furnished to provide the perfect space for your needs. The vast ground floor offers three formal lounges, all furnished beautifully and warmed with open fires and wood burning stoves. A bar and garden lounge offer stunning views across the parklands. A formal, wooden panelled dining hall with open fire is perfect for celebration suppers. And for catering, a well-equipped kitchen provides everything you may need for preparing meals. The manor offers guests the choice of 18 exquisitely appointed bedrooms, two of which are situated on the ground floor, sleeping 36 guests, each adorned with period furnishings and offering en-suite facilities.
The Manor is surrounded by 18 acres of parklands of which you are free to explore, a sun set terrace perfect for alfresco dining, along with a hot tub set beneath the dark skies.