Generously sized and characterful stone cottage conversion for up to 11 guests, surrounded by verdant hills, great for stargazing and a range of walks right on your doorstep.
Beset with beautiful landscape views and wildlife hotspots, photographers will be delighted by the backdrop of this property leading up to its charming stone wall exterior. Within immediate access are all sorts of outdoor activities, not least the walking and cycle paths. Mountain bike options include the Coed Trallwmn Mountain Bike and Visitor Centre among many. The nearby villages offer a Land Rover course, and Llanwrtyd Wells (7 miles) holds such events as the Man Versus Horse race and even bog snorkelling.
Entering this property guests benefit from a hallway where muddy boots and jackets can be cast off and where there is also a handy downstairs WC. A large and stylish kitchen features a breakfast bar where all the guests can convene, before moving through double doors to the spacious dining room with a long wooden table. On the other side of the hallway through double doors is a large and comfortable living room with many snug sofas and enough space for the whole group to relax with Freesat TV. Upstairs, five bright and airy bedrooms await you after a long day. Choose from a king-size with en-suite shower room and WC, a family room (four singles), a single, a twin and a 4ft small double; the cottage is sure to suit any group’s requirements. Guests can relax in the bath and unwind thanks to a pleasing family bathroom with shower over the bath.
Through glass patio doors downstairs, guests will find a patio with ample outdoor seating and a BBQ, perfect for al fresco dining and drinks, also housed on location is a large shared hot tub, seating up to eight people and perfect for chilling as the sun sets. There is ample off-road gravelled parking in front of the property.