Situated in the heart of the beautiful Dyfi Valley, this lovely detached cottage offers characterful accommodation for up to four guests eager to explore the heart of Wales. The property makes an idyllic retreat for couples and smaller families seeking a secluded and tranquil hideaway just a few miles from the southern edge of the breathtaking Snowdonia National Park. Featuring some impressive 18th-century cruck oak beams, underfloor heating and a lovely garden, this tastefully updated barn conversion is ideally situated for exploring Dyfed, Gwynedd and Powys.
Entering this delightful cottage the bright, spacious open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner has plenty of natural light streaming in via the skylights in the impressive beamed and vaulted double-height ceiling. The lounge has plenty of seating and a TV, with views out across the garden. There’s also a handsome central dining table and a beautifully arranged, fully equipped galley-style kitchen. The barn features an invigorating shower room and two warmly decorated king-size bedrooms, each with a TV and ample storage space. One of the bedrooms can be made up as a twin on request. Stepping outside, the private and enclosed garden has a lovely lawn for children to play on, as well as a charming patio with outdoor furniture, along with a furnished bamboo gazebo, providing a choice of spaces for enjoying a spot of al fresco dining on a sunny day.
The tiny village of Llanwrin is just 3 miles from Machynlleth, the Ancient Capital of Wales, where you will find some fantastic places to eat and drink as well as a range of boutique shops. Keen walkers can follow the Dyfi Valley Way along to the bustling seaside village of Aberdyfi (13 miles). Local attractions include Glaslyn Nature Reserve, Ffrwd Fawr Waterfall, the Centre for Alternative Technology and King Arthur’s Labyrinth, all within 16 miles.