Aberyscir Coach House is a one-bedroom self-catering cottage for two, set in the hills above Brecon within the Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park, offering a peaceful stay with exceptional dark skies and far-reaching views towards Pen y Fan.

Originally part of a Victorian rectory dating from 1891, the converted coach house provides a comfortable and well-equipped space that balances character with modern convenience. The cottage includes a double bedroom, compact kitchen, and a sitting room with a wood-burning stove, creating a warm and welcoming base for a relaxed break.

The setting is a key part of the experience, with the hamlet of Aberyscir offering a quieter alternative to more central locations. The River Yscir runs nearby and red kites are a regular sight overhead, while the surrounding landscape provides easy access to walking routes and the wider National Park.

Designated as a Dark Sky location, evenings are a highlight, with clear views of the night sky visible directly from the property. Guests can enjoy stargazing from the patio or surrounding fields, whether simply looking up or bringing their own equipment.

Thoughtful touches add to the stay, including a curated local guide compiled by the owner, helping guests make the most of the area’s walks, places to visit and events.

Located just outside Brecon, Aberyscir Coach House provides a distinctive and well-positioned base for exploring the Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park.

Booking details and availability are available through the website.