With views along the peaceful Irfon Valley, Kilsby House is a haven for wildlife enriched by the clean air and our own natural spring water from the hilside. The night sky is untouched by artificial light and the peaceful surroundings will help to make your stay uniquely rewarding. Comfortable space to relax beside wood-burning stoves during the cooler weather, books to read, games to play and even perhaps a spell of entertainment on the piano.
Llanwrtyd Wells is only a few minutes drive or twenty minute walk from Kilsby and has a population of about 600. Stunning scenery and magnificent views are within a stone-throw of Kilsby and Llanwrtyd Wells. The house was originally built as a school called 'Glenview' by the Rev JR Kilsby Jones in the 1850's.
Llanwrtyd Wells is only a few minutes drive or twenty minute walk from Kilsby and has a population of about 600. Stunning scenery and magnificent views are within a stone-throw of Kilsby and Llanwrtyd Wells. The house was originally built as a school called 'Glenview' by the Rev JR Kilsby Jones in the 1850's.
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Overlooking the front garden and the hills surrounding the beautiful Irfon Valley, this room has a king-size bed and ensuite shower, loo, handbasin and heated towel rail. Overlooking the terraced gardens behind the house, this room has twin single beds and an additional bed, which will be provided if required.
A delightful and well-equipped cottage immediately adjacent to Kilsby House on the edge of 2.5 acres of garden and private woodland, with abundant wildlife and spectacular views. Reduced rate wild trout fishing on our local upper Irfon beat available. Call direct on 01591 610 126 or email kilsbyhouse@btinternet.com for further information and help with booking.
Kilsby House nestles into the east side of the Irfon Valley, overlooking the ancient church of St David's in the original location of Llanwrtyd and receiving the full glow of the setting sun. The hillside is steep and the garden sculpted from terraces made from the volcanic rock beneath. The house was originally built as a school called 'Glenview' by the Rev JR Kilsby Jones in the 1850's.
We value and enjoy the natural environment at Kilsby, growing what we can, sourcing our food locally and recyling as much as possible. Our home-made vegetarian 'Glamorgan sausages' are a treat for anyone. Our chickens provide the eggs for breakfast and the meat, flour, jams and fruit juice are locally sourced where possible.
A spectacular drive from Kilsby to Abergwesyn and the upper Irfon Valley takes you via the Devil's Staircase, past the reservoir Lynne Brianne and then down the majestic Tywi Valley to Llandovery, 11 miles away. Builth Wells hosts the excellent Wyeside Arts Centre for cinema and live performances. The Roman Gold Mines at Dolaucothi only 30 minutes away are exceptional.
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