Cotswolds Retreats

Bullens Bank Cottage is a holiday property which has one of the most spectacular views imaginable. It is, literally, amazing. Situated on the edge of the hillside it looks out towards some stunning English countryside, for miles and miles. Internally this holiday cottage is very cosy and traditional: secluded, low ceilings plus wood burning stoves all adding to the appeal of this 200 year old building. The cottage is surrounded by a private garden and fields. This cottage is astonishing for its view alone but also offers superb value for money. The owners also have another property about 100 yards away down the hill, ideal for slightly larger groups, called Llangain. 
 
ACCOMMODATION.

Entrance through into Living Room One, a cosy room with sofa and chairs, woodburning stove table and chairs storage heater, Flatscreen TV with Freeview, DVD plus VCR, 
Living Room Two has another wood-burning stove, with sofas and chairs to enjoy the stunning views, storage heater, dining table and chairs and, of course, astonishing views. 
Kitchen with electric hob and oven, microwave, fridge and freezer, washing machine and dishwasher
Bathroom with bath, shower, basin and WC.

Upstairs
Bedroom One (compact) with double bed (4ft 6in), wardrobe 
Bedrooms Two (compact) with two standard size single beds and wardrobe
Additional twin beds located on landing space, no extra charge through which you will access the other bedrooms.

Outside
There garden is well equipped with garden furniture, picnic tables, benches, soft reclining chairs and barbecue all offering excellent views! 
 
Heating by storage heaters and wood-burning stoves. Electricity and logs are included all year. Linen provided, but NOT towels. Pets welcome. Cot provided.

Friday Changeover. Short Breaks welcome all year, except High Season and Xmas, Easter and Half Terms please check otherwise. Please note that this cottage can be rented with Llangain for larger parties.  

Important Note: the property is reached via a steep stone track which is not suitable for 'low-profile' sports cars.

Locally the area is highly regarded for walking with popular spots such as the Black Mountains and the Brecon Beacons National Park nearby. Hay-on-Wye, the second hand book centre of the world is 3 miles to the west, well supplied with eating-places. Swimming and canoeing on the Wye are excellent and pony trekking is available from several centres near Hay and in the Llanthony Valley. Windsurfing, sailing and boating are available at Llangorse Lake. The Black Mountains Gliding Club is near Talgarth and there are microlights at Shobden Airfield. There are parascending courses on Hay Bluff too. Those who prefer not to drive up the steep track to the property can easily park off the road at the bottom though we have recently had quite a lot of work done on the track.