Tyr Philip Evan Farm offers a distinctive off-grid stay at Cabán Tarren, a handcrafted cabin set high above Llangattock near Crickhowell, within the Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park.

Positioned on a working upland farm, the cabin sits quietly within the landscape, with wide-reaching views across the surrounding hills. The setting feels remote yet connected, offering a space to slow down and spend time outdoors, whether that’s cooking under the open sky, sitting around the fire pit or simply watching the light change across the valley. The experience is shaped by simplicity and craftsmanship, with thoughtful design and natural materials creating a comfortable and characterful place to stay.

Cabán Tarren is designed for those looking to step away from busier routines and reconnect with the landscape. It suits couples or solo visitors particularly well, offering privacy, space and a strong sense of place. The surrounding area provides access to walking routes, quiet lanes and nearby villages, making it a good base for exploring both the hills and the wider area around Crickhowell.

While the focus here is on the cabin experience, the farm is also home to traditional woodworking and craft activities, reflecting a broader connection to land, materials and making. These are offered separately and form part of the wider story of the farm.

Located just outside Crickhowell on the eastern side of the Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park, Tyr Philip Evan Farm offers a stay that feels both grounded and memorable. Bookings are made directly through the website, with details on the cabin and availability clearly set out for planning a visit.

The off-grid setup encourages a slower pace, with simple, considered facilities that enhance the sense of escape.