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Sycamore Barn, located in Crickhowell, Glamorgan, Wales, is a charming retreat that accommodates up to four guests, making it an ideal choice for families or groups seeking adventure and relaxation. Nestled near some of Europe's most intriguing cave networks, the property offers a wealth of outdoor activities, including walking and cycling trails. Its location within the International Dark Sky Reserve provides guests with the unique opportunity to enjoy stargazing after a day filled with exploration. The town of Crickhowell, known for its local produce, pubs, and restaurants, is a short distance away, ensuring that visitors can indulge in the region's culinary delights.
For those interested in history and culture, several family-friendly attractions are nearby, such as The Big Pit National Coal Museum, Blaenavon Iron Works, and Abergavenny Castle and Museum. The barn itself boasts a private garden with breathtaking views that extend over 200 square kilometers of the national park, showcasing the stunning Usk Valley and the Black Mountains. This picturesque setting enhances the experience of staying at Sycamore Barn, providing a peaceful backdrop for both relaxation and adventure.
Inside, Sycamore Barn is designed to create a cozy and tranquil atmosphere, featuring natural materials and fabrics that harmonize with the thick stone walls and oak lintels. The entrance leads into a well-equipped galley kitchen, complete with modern appliances such as an electric oven, hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and washing machine. Adjacent to the kitchen is a shower room, while a few steps up lead to a modern open-plan living area equipped with a newly installed log burner, ideal for cozy evenings. The space is thoughtfully furnished with comfortable sofas and vibrant cushions, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration.
Ascending the spiral staircase, guests will find a twin room with an en suite bathroom on the first floor, and a king-size bedroom on the second floor, which is nestled in the eaves and features stunning skylight views. The generous stone patio outside offers a perfect spot to enjoy the scenery, furnished with heavy oak garden furniture under an oak-framed shelter, as well as a BBQ for outdoor dining. As night falls, guests can gather around the fire pit, enjoying the serene sounds of nature, including the calls of lambs in the springtime. With ample open-access land behind the barn, opportunities for cycling, horse riding, and nature observation abound, making Sycamore Barn a truly inviting destination for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike.
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