Treberfydd House is a grade 1-listed Victorian Gothic Revival House. Overlooking Llangorse lake, in the heart of Brecon Beacons National Park, it sits within 10 acres of private gardens and woodlands, providing a perfect location for a very special weekend retreat. It is a place of tranquility and peace which you will experience the minute you enter the grounds of this lavish estate.

Almost all of the original features of the 19th-century house, such as elaborately carved stone fireplaces, glazed tiles, carved oak staircases and stained glass windows remain completely intact. The house was designed by the respected Victorian architect, John Loughborough Pearson, who became best known for his churches, including Truro Cathedral. Prepare to be awestruck on arrival - this place will take your breath away!

Spend your free time, of which you will have plenty, curled up with a book in the drawing room surrounded by an open fire, receiving a nourishing massage, or having a wander and being at one with nature in the beautiful gardens and woodland within the estate.

The accommodation comprises of 4 double bedrooms in the main house, 2 double bedrooms + 1 twin bedroom in The Saddlery, and 3 double bedrooms + 1 twin bedroom in The Barn. All rooms are en-suite except one Jack & Gill style bathroom in The Barn.

All bedrooms are beautifully finished and stylishly decorated, warm and comfortable. Beautiful white bed linen and soft bathrobes provide extra comfort and luxury.

There is also a very cosy and quaint Molly's Wagon, located in the private woodland, just outside the main house, which includes the outside kitchen, shower, and a composting toilet. All are very comfortable and warm for those who are seeking more privacy.