This 3-bedroom house is a 16th-century stone cottage in Tregoyd, Mid Wales, sitting within Brecon Beacons National Park at the foot of the Black Mountains. Original cruck oak beams and exposed stonework are preserved throughout giving it real character. It sleeps eight across three bedrooms.

The setting is genuinely secluded. You get acres of gardens and fields, a fenced garden, a private waterfall and a stream. A wood-fired hot tub and fire pit sit outside on the patio. Rock climbing, abseiling, gorge walking, rafting, canoeing and riding are all on the doorstep at Tregoyd Outdoor Activity Centre.

Three bedrooms sleep eight: a super king zip-and-link with additional single and adjoining bathroom; a second zip-and-link super king with single bed; and a king-size accessed via steep stone stairs with en-suite rolltop bath. Two bathrooms both feature rolltop baths.

Hay-on-Wye is nearby (6 miles). Hay Bluff viewpoint, the Wye Valley and Tretower Court are all within easy reach. Pool table and table tennis add indoor entertainment.

This house suits families, groups and dog owners wanting proper seclusion with real outdoor adventure on the doorstep.