Montgomeryshire is known as "The Paradise of Wales", and these charming holiday cottages are located at the very heart of that paradise. The area is beautiful, ranging from fertile farm land in the valleys to mountainous regions with lakes and forests. For visitors with time to walk and explore, the countryside is perfection.
The nearby Hafren Forest, from which the Rivers Hafren (Severn), Wye and Rheidol rise, has many signposted walks and bounds the Clywedog Dam, home to sailing, fishing and nature trails. We look forward to welcoming you now the local government has allowed overnight stays in Wales.
The nearby Hafren Forest, from which the Rivers Hafren (Severn), Wye and Rheidol rise, has many signposted walks and bounds the Clywedog Dam, home to sailing, fishing and nature trails. We look forward to welcoming you now the local government has allowed overnight stays in Wales.
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A quaint end of terrace cottage in a quiet, residential area of the popular Mid Wales town, Llanidloes. You can enjoy the modern conveniences of this comfortable, tastefully decorated cottage when you return from a day exploring the local area. The kitchen is well appointed with a gas hob and electric oven, microwave, washing machine and fridge freezer; it leads onto a small communal yard.
For directions, please type "TREFEGLWYS" in your map app or sat-nav. From the village of Trefeglwys take the road south, the B4589 signed 4 miles to Llanidloes. Continue out of the village and take the first turning left once you have left the 30mph speed restriction. The road is indicated as a dead-end but don't worry!
We had the pleasure of being Ruth's first Airbnb guests. Rest assured the cottage is fantastic! Ruth, (a true character) met us on check in and couldn't have been more helpful. We were shown around the cottage and all the relevant amenities were explained.
Ruth gave us a rundown of the history of this 16th Century gem nestled in a little valley above the village, the cottage has an intriguing history and has been carefully renovated to ensure the character is protected and modern amenities added without compromising the integrity and charm of this very original quirky cottage.The cottage was lovely and warm and lighting the fire in the evenings created a cosy homely atmosphere in the lounge area.
Ruth gave us a rundown of the history of this 16th Century gem nestled in a little valley above the village, the cottage has an intriguing history and has been carefully renovated to ensure the character is protected and modern amenities added without compromising the integrity and charm of this very original quirky cottage.The cottage was lovely and warm and lighting the fire in the evenings created a cosy homely atmosphere in the lounge area.
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Neville Mountford-Hoare
Oct 20, 2018
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