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Ty’n Y Cae
Ty’n Y Cae
Large group accommodation near Brecon in Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park
Ty’n Y Cae is a large self-catering country house in Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park, set within two acres of grounds near Brecon on the edge of the Central Beacons. This spacious Victorian property offers accommodation for up to 21 guests in the main house, with an additional internally linked barn available to extend capacity to 31, making it an exceptional choice for large gatherings in the National Park.
Designed with group stays in mind, Ty’n Y Cae combines generous living space with a welcoming, well-equipped setting. Multiple lounges with wood-burning stoves, a large dining room for shared meals and two kitchens make it easy for groups to relax and spend time together. Outside, the gardens provide space to unwind, with a fire pit, outdoor dining area and room to enjoy the surrounding countryside.
Ty’n Y Cae is ideal for extended families, celebrations and group holidays, offering flexible accommodation for mixed-age groups looking to stay together in one place. Walkers, cyclists and activity groups will find it particularly well suited, with secure storage, access to nearby trails and plenty of space to return to after a day outdoors.
Located close to Brecon, the property sits within easy reach of the Central Beacons, the Taff Trail, Sustrans Route 8 and Llangorse Lake, providing a strong base for exploring the wider National Park.
Ty’n Y Cae offers a spacious and memorable place to stay, perfect for bringing people together to experience Bannau Brycheiniog.
Welcome to Ty’n Y Cae
Large group accommodation near Brecon in Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park
Ty’n Y Cae is a large self-catering country house in Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park, set within two acres of grounds near Brecon on the edge of the Central Beacons. This spacious Victorian property offers accommodation for up to 21 guests in the main house, with an additional internally linked barn available to extend capacity to 31, making it an exceptional choice for large gatherings in the National Park.
Designed with group stays in mind, Ty’n Y Cae combines generous living space with a welcoming, well-equipped setting. Multiple lounges with wood-burning stoves, a large dining room for shared meals and two kitchens make it easy for groups to relax and spend time together. Outside, the gardens provide space to unwind, with a fire pit, outdoor dining area and room to enjoy the surrounding countryside.
Ty’n Y Cae is ideal for extended families, celebrations and group holidays, offering flexible accommodation for mixed-age groups looking to stay together in one place. Walkers, cyclists and activity groups will find it particularly well suited, with secure storage, access to nearby trails and plenty of space to return to after a day outdoors.
Located close to Brecon, the property sits within easy reach of the Central Beacons, the Taff Trail, Sustrans Route 8 and Llangorse Lake, providing a strong base for exploring the wider National Park.
Ty’n Y Cae offers a spacious and memorable place to stay, perfect for bringing people together to experience Bannau Brycheiniog.
Ruth and Matt
OwnerTy'n Y Cae, Groesfford, Brecon, Powys, LD3 7SW
Amenities
- Dog Friendly
- On-line Booking
- Wi-fi
- Family Friendly
- On-Site Parking
- Wood Burning Stove
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