Located in the heart of the Welsh countryside and situated on a working farm, these two charming cottages are ideal for families, friends, and outdoor enthusiasts looking for an active holiday. With trails starting right from the doorstep, the properties offer direct access to Brecon Hill via bridle and footpaths, and the convenience of being on the Glyndwr Way National Trail. Explore the nearby market town of Knighton (10 miles), set in rolling countryside and boasting a museum, plenty of eateries, and home to the Offa’s Dyke Centre.
These characterful cottages are converted from an original long barn and located next to each other. The properties echo the heritage of the barn, showcasing a beautiful blend of exposed stones and beams with plenty of contemporary comfort. Enter the larger of the cottages and downstairs, there is a characterful kitchen inviting you to rustle up some tasty treats while enjoying delightful rural views. The cosy lounge/diner is the ideal space to unwind and has a cast iron electric fire for cooler nights and patio doors to open on warmer days. There is a downstairs twin bedroom with an en-suite wet room. Upstairs, you’ll find an en-suite double bedroom with an additional single bed and a separate single bedroom.
The second cottage also offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Beautiful exposed stonework adds to the charm throughout the property. The ground floor features a kitchen that has everything you need to make meal preparation a breeze, leading to an inviting living room with plush sofas and, for cooler evenings, a cast iron electric fire. The lovely dining area opens onto the garden patio via French doors to let the outside in. This cottage houses the larger of the two living rooms and is perfect for guests staying at both cottages to gather together. A bathroom completes the downstairs features. Upstairs, you’ll find two delightful super-king-size bedrooms and a shower room.
Outside, both properties feature an enclosed terraced garden where you can relax and take in the views of the surrounding countryside while dining alfresco on fine evenings. There is off-road parking for two cars. Guests also have the option to book a wood-fired hot tub as an added extra, arranged directly in advance with the owner.
There are plenty of nearby attractions for all ages, including the spectacular medieval Powis Castle and Gardens (21 miles). Bird and wildlife lovers are well catered for and can enjoy the day at Valley View Falconry (19 miles) or Roundton Hill National Nature Reserve (15 miles), which is also a great spot for picnics and walking. Alternatively, hop on the historic Welshpool and Llanfair Railway (22 miles) for a trip through the scenic countryside.