About Brynmeurig

The flooring throughout the bedrooms and living area is solid oak. The centrally heated stable is cosy in the winter and light and airy in the summer.
Finished to the highest standard the stable is fully insured and all electrical appliances are PAT tested.

Brynmeurig Stable sleeps 4-6 people. Three bedrooms, one king size, one double and the third a single with the option for an additional 2'6" bed.

Two bedrooms, one large with a king size bed and the other smaller with a double bed; bathroom with shower, WC and wash basin; separate WC; washing machine and access to the patio area of the garden.

First Floor: A small, cosy single bedroom with either a single 3' bed or an optional single Jay-Bee Put You Up bed; kitchen and open plan living area. The kitchen is equipped with a dishwasher, freezer, fridge, microwave and hand made units with oak doors. The dinning area seats 4-6 around a pine table.

The main living area has two leather sofas, a 43" smart television with Freeview, BluRay player, CD/Radio, and an attractive electric "wood burner" with realistic flames and smoke effect for those colder evenings or a romantic night in.
The main living area retains the original A frame beams and high ceilings as an attractive feature.

Ample off road parking; an enclosed patio with chairs and table; a spacious lawned garden with apple trees, garden furniture and a barbecue. The whole garden is fenced in making it dog safe. There is a lockable shed to keep your bikes, golf clubs in or to use as a summer house.

Full Fibre Broadband is provided free, wireless and cabled.
All bedding and towels are provided. Bring your own if you wish (some visitors prefer their own pillow).
The enclosed garden has enough wildlife to keep most dogs interested for hours. Pets by arrangement please.

The previous owner bought Brynmeurig Farm in 1950. He broke the farm up over the years, possibly to fund his retirement.
When we purchased Brynmeurig in 1991 all that was left was the farm house, barn, an old pig sty and some sheds sat in a field.
The house was in a terrible state, only one tap in the whole building, no drainage. You could see the sky through the bedroom ceilings.

End of 1992 we moved into a caravan in front of the stable. Renovation completed 1993 and we moved into the house.

1998 we started work on the stable. It was in an even worse state of repair, the internal timbers were worm infested, the north wall was starting to collapse. The floor was still cobbles and chains hung in the cattle and horse stalls.

The collapsing wall was rebuilt and the stable completely renovated. Its first use was as an IT business. 9 years later further work was undertaken turning the stable into the holiday let it is now. The first guests stayed 2010.