Nestled in the peaceful village of Dol-y-Gaer near Pontsticill in Powys, on the southwestern edge of the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park (Brecon Beacons National Park), is this beautiful home, The Chapel. Adorned throughout with beamed ceilings and offering a woodburning stove, this holiday cottage makes an idyllic escape for a family of six. On arrival, park up in an off-road parking space before admiring the chapel archway, featuring stained glass windows. Stepping inside, find an entrance hallway, here you can kick off your muddy boots before discovering the grand dining room, where you can tuck-into a feast or enjoy a game of cards on a rainy day. Moving through the home, locate the kitchen, certain to entice budding chefs with its electric oven and gas hob; after cooking up a storm unwind on the garden furniture to soak in the rural scenery. As the weather cools retire inside to warm up by the woodburning stove and find a family favourite on the Smart TV or why not head to the games room to play table football? When your eyes grow heavy, climb up the wooden staircase and choose between three charming bedrooms. Awaken with a revitalising rinse in the family shower room. before admiring the morning sunshine in the garden with a cup of tea in hand and a pond close-by. Stroll down to the breathtaking Pontsticill Reservoir to take in the view and later travel a short distance to the picture-postcard village of Pontsticill, where two warm and friendly pubs are located. A 15 minute scenic car journey will take you to all your local amenities, including a range of supermarkets and shopping centre. The adventurers of the group may wish to embark on a hike along one of the many walks from your door. The renowned peak of Pen-y-Fan lies almost on your doorstep and is reachable on foot for the more adventurous hikers. Alternatively, bring along your clubs to test your swing at Morlais Castle Golf Club. The bustling city of Newport is also reachable, which hosts a great selection of shops for a slice of retail therapy, as well as museums to learn about the city's past and the remarkable, Tredegar House. For long-lasting memories, enjoy a rural retreat at The Chapel. Note: This property can also be booked with Ref 1096159, together sleeping up to 10 guests.

Between Dol-y-Gaer and Dowlais in the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park (Brecon Beacons National Park), rests this inviting village of Pontsticill. In addition to its beautiful reservoir, the community is known for its proximity to the Brecon Mountain Railway, making it a popular destination for tourists. The Red Cow Inn and The Butchers Arms, two of the village' welcoming pubs, dish up mouthwatering meals and refreshing brews! ou can visit Parkwood Outdoors in Dol-y-Gaer, where you can go canoeing in the reservoir, or Torpantau, where you can go hiking in Taf Fechan Forest.

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