Table Mountain Cottage
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Spacious Brecon Beacons upside down cottage just for two within the beautiful market town of Crickhowell. Part of a 200 year old watermill and on the Brecon Way - walk to awe-inspiring Table Top Mountain.
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- Private Parking
- Rural Location
- Ground Floor Facilities
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Brecon Beacons upside down cottage in Crickhowell, sleeps 2 - pet free.
- This lovingly renovated, over 200 year old mill has been converted into a well-equipped upside down cottage for holidays. Set on a quiet lane and with breathtaking views across the Glanusk Estate and Valley, the beautiful market town of Crickhowell tumbles down the hill away from the cottage.
- The
cottage is well equipped with a spacious lounge area on each floor. Choose a novel from the extensive library
and sink back into one of the large comfortable sofas.
- Patio doors open from the bedroom on the ground floor out onto the pretty flower-edged terrace giving views of the valley and the sound of the mill stream below.
- An open plan staircase (unsuitable for toddlers and very young children) leads to the first floor where there is a second lounge and well-equipped kitchen/diner. Every window offers views through wooded glades to the pretty valley.
- The ancient mill served Crickhowell with grain and later electricity via a watermill which can still be seen today - the babble of the mill stream will add to your precious memories of this peaceful space.
- Guests are welcome to use the separate laundry and drying facilities.
1 Bedroom sleeping a maximum of 2. Superior Double bed, patio doors onto terrace. Adjoining bathroom.with shower cubicle, toilet and washbasin. All on ground floor.
Ground Floor Lounge modern furnishings, armchair, 2 sofas, TV/DVD, CD. Well-stocked bookcases.
Upper Floor - Kitchen/Diner with induction hob, combi microwave, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, dining table and chairs to seat 4. Valley views.
Upper Sitting Room with 2 & 3 seater sofas, TV/DVD and sound system. Valley views.
Utility Room (separate access) washing machine, drying facilities and sink.
Additional Information
Short breaks - Week stays only welcomed
WiFi - Yes
Changeover - Friday
Towels - Yes
Parking - Yes, ample
Fuel - Oil central heating, Calor gas heater inclusive May to September. Outside these dates£25 p/w
Dogs - No
Travel cot - No
Highchair - No
Bed linen - Included as standard
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If you've ever visited a holiday cottage before, you most likely have seen a guestbook in the property for guests to leave a review for others when they arrive. Each of the following comments was lovingly left by people just like you in the guestbook left at Table Mountain Cottage.
A riot of Spring flowers in a blaze of colour, an immaculate and beautifully presented cottage topped off with a freshly baked loaf hot from the oven and homemade preserves - what a fabulous start to a most enjoyable few days in Table Mountain Cottage.
Lovely stay in a lovely location. Thanks a lot for the delicious bread and jams and for your friendly warm welcome to Crickhowell
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Crickhowell a town rich in history and the arts.
- "Unique in any light" is the town's motto and it is easy to see why. Music, art and walking festivals are just a few of it's attractions. At the heart of The Brecon Beacons National Park, Crickhowell is the perfect base from which to explore this picturesque corner of Wales. The town is crammed with independent retailers, cool cafes as well as country pubs serving great food and ale and an atmospheric ruined castle.
Table Mountain and Usk Valley Walks
- On the doorstep of The Brecon Way, a walk up Table Mountain is a must when staying here. There are two routes up the flat-top mountain - steep or steady - but it really is well worth the 2 hour walk to see the stunning view from the top.
- In Crickhowell go back in time when you walk from the imposing Iron Age Hill Fort of Crug Hywel to the longest stone bridge in Wales. Owain Glydwr made his mark here when he near destroyed the castle, the remains of which still dominate the skyline.
- The Monmouth and Brecon Canal is evidence of how important this town has been throughout history, now offering tranquil walks and great cycling for all the family.
Eating out in Crickhowell
- Locals flock to the vintage-style £Latte Da' cafe for a catch-up, home-made cakes and the best coffee. Lose yourself in the laid back atmosphere of this thriving market town.
- The Dragon Hotel is on the High Street - great for morning coffee or a cosy dinner for two but booking is recommended.
- The Bear Hotel is a 14th century coaching inn which is a landmark pub and eatery offering local produce. There are fine chefs, great roaring fires and quiet corners.
Chocolate Making Workshops, Abergavenny
- Savour mouth watering chocolate making and tasting workshops at award winning Black Mountain Gold, purveyors of artisan chocolate run by Master Chocolatier Jules James.
Tretower Court and Castle
- See how the other half lived through the ages from 900 years ago. A succession of wealthy owners altered and refurbished this sumptuous country home to keep up with the latest fashions. The estate is now cared for by CADW and open to the public. A suite of rooms has been recreated in the style of fashions in 1470. A ruined castle stands in the grounds - a wonderful place for picnics and fantasy play.
Glen Usk Estate, Crickhowell
- This is the largest privately owned estate in Wales. Annually home to The Green Man Festival, but with more to offer. Make a day of it and try country pursuits such as salmon fishing and clay pigeon shooting - the setting is absolutely perfect!
Abergavenny - The Gateway to Wales
- Abergavenny is a 12th century town proud of its history. More recently it has become a magnet for gastronomes with the Abergavenny Food Festival drawing the cream of the crop. It is just a 15 minute drive away along the beautiful River Usk.
Black Mountain Activities, Three cocks
- All ages and abilities can enjoy thrilling activities all year rond such as archery, rock climbing, canoeing, gorge walking and more.
Blaenavon Mining Museum, World Heritage Site
- Blaenavon Mining Museum is a World Heritage Site - just a 20-minute drive away. Get a fascinating insight into the long-gone coal mining industry which was so important to Wales.
Wern Trekking and Riding Centre
- Riders of all ages and abilities are catered for at Wern Trekking. Trekking, hacking and lessons in the beautiful Brecon Beacons are hard to beat. Picnic Rides take a whole day exploring, stopping at a scenic picnic spot on route.
Dan yr Ogof
- A visit to the National Showcaves Centre for Wales is a must. This fascinating 17 kilometre long cave system located in the bewcon Beacons National Park is one of Wales' Top 10 Visitor Attractions.
Brecon Mountain Railway
- A ride on this charming heritage railway is a joy. The narrow gauge railway runs from Pant to Torpantau taking 1 hour 40 minutes with a scheduled stop of 35 minutes at Pontsticill.
Enjoy year round breaks in this delightful cottage arranged upside down to make best advantage of the wonderous views on the edge of Crickhowell town.
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The Bear dates back to the 14th C, an old coaching inn full of historic character with low beams and antiques bedecked with flower filled baskets in summer and a roaring log fire in winter. Located in the Brecon Beacons with fine walks on the door step.
Originally a drovers inn dating back to the 16th C now with a reputation for good food
Local food, tempting wine, open fires, peace and quiet. Open to non residents for all meals.
The market is held in the village hall on the last Sunday of every month between 11 & 2.
Visit the vineyard, tour the vines, taste the wines. Wines have achieved 'Quality Status' from the European Wine Standards Board and won awards in national competitions.
A great opportunity to buy excellent local produce. Last Sun, 11am-2pm, Village Hall
Home prepared and cooked local produce real ale fine wines and Italian coffee in a 16th C pub.
Quality lunch, tapas & a la carte menus, well stocked bar including wines and home brewed real ales.
Dishes include appetisers, hot, medium and mild flavours, tandoori, biryani, balti, vegetable, seafood and much more.
Opening times: 8 - 5.30 Tuesdays and Saturdays 8 - 12 and 4 - 6 on Mon, Wed, Thurs & Fri
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