Stunning self-catering Barn and Wild Sauna overlooking the Black Mountains
Perfect for a couple and comfortably sleeps 4 (+1 for a family)
Rest in front of the log-burning stove in the warm,
light, open plan living area
Cosy down under the warm wool filled duvets in the main bedroom
or climb up to the sleeping platform and watch the stars
Pop outside and explore the 48 acres of hillside and woodland,
splash in the streams or simply watch the mountain views change
Take time out in the wild sauna and immerse yourself in nature, awakening the senses and embracing the elements.
Elaine from Devon
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the Barn. Fantastic weather helped but the Barn is equipped for any weather – a log burner with a good supply of logs, games and comfortable beds. The look is retro, the ethos environmentally friendly and the views inspiring. Great location for walks, country pubs, Abergavenny and just about the Hay Festival. If you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of normal life you couldn’t beat this. A warm welcome by Matt and an excellent information book got us off to a good start and things carried on the same way. We’ll be telling our friends about it.
Becky from London
Our late summer family holiday at Warmth and Wonder’s barn was one of the most relaxing breaks we’ve had in a long time. While only around 3 hours from our home just west of London, it was a total escape from the frantic pace of our usual life. A gentle charm exudes the farm as you make your way up the drive, orchard on one side and fields rising on the other to the top of the slope where the welcome of the wooden barn awaits. The view is nothing short of splendid and the eye is soothed by the sun rising or falling over the Black Mountain ridge that lies directly ahead providing the perfect accompaniment to breakfast or dinner on the terrace. The children enjoyed feeding apples to the pigs, visiting the chickens and the hammock provided them with endless entertainment. Days were spent either on horseback or trekking the mountains. The nights were cooler and we even lit a couple of log fires. Feels like a world apart – and a wonderful one.
