Meadow View, Llanspyddid, Brecon, Powys, The Brecon Beacons, Wales - Sleeps 2-13

About Meadow View

Meadowview Farmhouse & Arch Cottage -                                                                               Perfect for Couples, Groups, Families, Singles or Workcations in the Brecon Beacons National Park

Meadowview Brecon: Sleeps 2-13 guests

Arch Cottage: Sleeps 1-3 guests  Meadowview Sleeps 2 -10 guests.
Group Accommodation: Up to 13 guests across both cottages (10 singles )
Call or WhatsApp Sue at 07544326349 to inquire about availability, special offers, or to book directly and save!

Accommodation Highlights:

Meadowview Farmhouse (Sleeps 2-10)

5 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms
Flexible bedding: Singles (8 single beds), double & king-size options
Plenty of parking for multiple cars
Family bathroom upstairs, shower room downstairs                                                               Perfect for groups, families, and adventure holidays                                                                                                                                                                                                                                

Arch Cottage (Sleeps 1-3)

2 Bedrooms: King-size bed in Bedroom 1, small double in Bedroom 2
Shower over bath
Cozy, ideal for couples, singles, or small groups
Log fire, Smart TV, high-speed Wi-Fi
Group Accommodation (Up to 13 guests)

Rent both Meadowview Farmhouse & Arch Cottage Together to sleep upto 13 
7 Bedrooms and 4 Bathrooms – ideal for family reunions, friends’ getaways, or corporate stays
Singles: Up to 10 beds available
Family-friendly with flexible room configurations
Prime Location in the Heart of Brecon Beacons
1 mile from Brecon town
Perfect for outdoor activities: walking, cycling, caving, canoeing, golfing, and more
Close to Crickhowell, Hay-on-Wye, and Builth Wells

Special Offers & Availability

This weekend available for 2 /3 people form £250

Easter: Limited availability – book soon!
– check our website for more details
May Bank Holiday -Hay Festival week AVAILABILITY also Short breaks available 
Summer Holidays - Availability 
Weekends & Midweek Breaks - Availability 

Book Direct & Save
Book direct to save on booking fees!
Secure online payments via Stripe or Bacs
For more information and to book, visit Meadowview website or call Sue at 07544326349.
 
Perfect For: Group accommodation
Groups (up to 13 people)
Workcations 1 persons or groups 
Families and friends’ reunions
Couples looking for a romantic break
Singles on adventure holidays
Golfing and walking holidays 

Outdoor Activities and Local Attractions Nearby
The area offers a wealth of exciting outdoor activities for all to enjoy. Whether you’re into mountain biking (bikes can be hired locally and delivered to you), canoeing, or cycling along the scenic Brecon-Monmouth Canal, there’s something for everyone. If you’re looking for a more adventurous experience, try horse riding, abseiling, or gorge walking.

The farmhouse is surrounded by peaceful fields, making it a haven for local wildlife. You’ll often spot rabbits, foxes, hares, and badgers, as well as a variety of birdlife like pheasants, red kites, and buzzards soaring high in the sky. Just a short walk away, Mynydd Illtyd offers a tranquil spot for a picnic and is a favourite location for artists and photographers who come to capture its breathtaking views.

This area is also renowned for its Dark Sky status, making it a fantastic spot for stargazing. On clear nights, the sky above is filled with stars, offering a stunning view of the cosmos.

If you want to explore more of the area, you'll find plenty of fascinating attractions to visit, including the stunning Brecon Beacons, Black Mountains, and Sugarloaf. Don’t miss the dramatic Dragon’s Back and the Henryd Waterfalls, or the peaceful beauty of Elan Valley Reservoirs. You can also explore the charming towns of Crickhowell and Hay-on-Wye, known for their bookshops and unique shops.

For a bit of history, visit Castell Coch, a fairytale castle, or head to Dinefwr Park and Newton House, owned by the National Trust. For a scenic journey, take the Brecon Mountain Railway and enjoy the views from the comfort of a steam train. There are also boat trips with Dragonfly Cruises on the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal, and if you’re into history, be sure to visit The National Showcave Centre for Wales and Brecon Cathedral with its beautiful heritage centre.