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An ideal location for those looking for a quiet and secluded setting in which to explore the surrounding countryside, Cyfronnydd is the family home in its own grounds of Jean and Michael Legg. Nestling in the peaceful Tarrell valley and situated on the old drovers’ road which leads to the most popular starting points for walkers to reach Pen-y-Fan (886 metres).
A leisurely circular walk along the Tarrell river from the gates of Cyfronnydd is just one option for guests or a challenging cycle ride may be your preference. The Taff Trail passes just by our gate.
Routes and maps are available for walking and nature trails.
Extending a warm welcome to guests all year round rooms are furnished to a high standard and have thoughtful extras added to ensure a comfortable stay.
We are also a convenient halfway stopover for travellers to North or West Wales.
All bedrooms have colour TV/DVD, shower robes, tea and coffee making facilities.
Guests can regulate the central heating in their room.
Breakfasts are served using all fresh, local produce and special dietary requests catered for.
There is a drying room available for walkers who get caught in the odd Welsh shower!
There is a large private parking area and a lock-up for bicycles.
Guests are invited to relax in the gardens whilst enjoying the magnificent views and spot the red kites or buzzards that regularly hover overhead, or tuck into a barbeque on the patio (by arrangement).
We welcome children and well-behaved dogs.
The Brecon Beacons National Park Mountain Centre is nearby with a great choice of outdoor activities for the more energetic.
Cyfronnydd is conveniently located for those who wish to enrol in the Mountain Safety/Orienteering courses held at the Mountain Centre.
In conjunction with the British Horse Society, we are on the 3 Rivers Horse Ride route with stabling nearby and can advise on rides in the Beacons.
We provide a taxi service to the local pub for evening meals or into Brecon itself which is only 4 miles away and offers a variety of restaurants.
Brecon is host to the annual Jazz Festival – a historic Georgian town boasting two museums, a beautiful cathedral, leisure centre, cinema and a theatre overlooking the canal basin . There are several art galleries and antique shops. The Market Hall regularly holds antique fairs, craft fairs along with the popular farmers’ market selling local produce.
Your visit to Cyfronnydd with the variety of attractions nearby should ensure that your stay in Wales will be a memorable one.
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