Enjoying a picturesque setting along the southern edge of Snowdonia National Park, this traditional stone-built cottage is perfect for families and friends seeking a relaxing holiday retreat in a beautiful part of Mid Wales. Offering tastefully updated accommodation for up to six guests, the property is surrounded by luxuriant gardens on a wooded hillside overlooking the tranquil Dyfi Valley. Just a mile from Machynlleth, this secluded eco-friendly hideaway features a welcoming wood burner, whitewashed stone walls, slate flooring and exposed beams in vaulted ceilings.
With a high ceiling and warming wood burner, the light, airy lounge provides a lovely space to relax, play games and chat at the end of a fantastic day. The spacious farmhouse-style kitchen/diner has a central dining table, high ceilings, original purlins and oak truss, slate flooring with underfloor heating and a handy adjoining pantry. The ground floor also has a stylish shower room and a wheelchair accessible super-king-size bedroom with underfloor heating, which can be made up as a twin room on request. Upstairs, there are two cosy twin bedrooms, with exposed ceiling beams and wooden flooring: the Granary room overlooks the garden, and the Gallery room has a Victorian gothic-style window and a gallery window peeking down into the kitchen. Outside, the picturesque gardens feature a BBQ, outdoor furniture, children’s play areas, and a sloping lawn. A footpath leads through the garden to the lake of Llyn Ruck offering spectacular views over the Dyfi estuary.
Surrounded by glorious countryside, the cottage is just over a mile from Machynlleth, home to an art gallery and a range of great pubs and restaurants. The pretty coastal village of Aberdyfi is to the west (9 miles), with other local attractions including King Arthur’s Labyrinth, Glaslyn Nature Reserve and the Centre for Alternative Technology, all within 11 miles.