Named after the mountain range that dominates Brecon and the National Park, this recently restored Georgian town house, offers exceptional standards of comfort and hospitality.

The Beacons was once a riverside farm and the 17th Century barns and cottages still remain; the front part of the building was added in the early 1700's and the house has changed little - apart from modern comforts and decor.

The original spiral staircase, moulded ceilings and even the meat cellar (now a cosy bar), all add to the character and atmosphere of this lovely home.

Please note, we do have a large private residents only car park at the rear of the property.

It is only a five minute walk across the River Usk bridge, to the centre of Brecon (Aberhonddu), where you can still absorb the sights and sounds of the markets, visit the cathedral and its Heritage Centre, investigate the local Museums, Theatre Brycheiniog and Canal Marina, or stroll along the banks of the rivers Usk, Honddu and Tarrell - where Kingfishers, Herons and Dippers are frequently spotted.