This 1-bedroom hut is a hand-built shepherds hut in the foothills of Hay Bluff near Hereford. This off-grid retreat sits in a private one-acre wild meadow surrounded by woodland in the Brecon Beacons. Direct access onto Offa's Dyke footpath makes it perfect for walkers and cyclists. The property offers far-reaching views across the Wye Valley and towards Pen-y-Fan.

Hay-on-Wye sits just half a mile away. This market town hosts the famous annual book festival each June. The River Wye runs nearby with a local riverside beach at The Warren where you can hire canoes. The Black Mountains ridge trails start within walking distance.

This rustic king-size shepherds hut sleeps two guests in one downstairs bedroom. The open-plan living space includes a gas hob, fridge and dining table for two. An en-suite shower room with WC provides all facilities. Solar-powered TV and wood burner create cosy evenings. Outside you'll find wooden furniture, a fire pit for marshmallow toasting and onsite parking.

Hay Bluff summit (0.5 miles, 15 minutes) offers spectacular walking. Brecon town (14 miles, 25 minutes) has shops and cafes. Hereford Cathedral (22 miles, 35 minutes) showcases medieval architecture. Talgarth common provides more mountain views.

Book the hut for a peaceful couples' escape with outstanding walking access.