Thursday 17 May 2012
Rural Accommodation

The Barn at Hall Farm

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Self Catering  -   £250.00 - £900.00   per week

Llangenny
Crickhowell
Powys NP8 1ET
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The Barn at Hall Farm


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  Description
Set in Black Mountains overlooking Usk Valley and part of the Brecon Beacons National Park, The Barn at Hall Farm, a converted shepherds barn is an ideal place to relax. Families welcome, sleeps 5 or 7 or 2.

An organic beef and sheep farm offering accommodation in an area of outstanding beauty. An abundance of wild life to enjoy. Mountains, rivers, castles,book town, Hay-on-wye, market towns, Churches, and a canal. Walking, cycling, riding at designated centres, painting, food or jazz festival.


 Accept Children  BBQ  Dish Washer  Fishing Nearby  Freezer  Fridge  Microwave  Parking On-Site  Pony Trekking  Working Farm 
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Phone : 01873 811200





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