Small holiday cottage near Lake Vyrnwy, Llanfair Caereinion & Welshpool, Wales, retreat by babbling brook, lake

Accommodation Details:

2 Bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 3 plus travel cot on request. 1 double and 1 single on ground floor with unspoilt views.

Towels provided.

Kitchen with table and chairs seating 4, electric cooker, microwave, dishwasher, fridge with ice box, washing machine. Highchair on request

Bathroom with shower over bath, washbasin and toilet.

Sitting Room with wooden floors, large log burning stove in stone inglenook, 1 x 3 seater leather sofa and 2 armchairs, tv/dvd/video, cd/radio. Views over the countryside.

Out-House with freezer and storage for bikes, sports equipment, barbecue etc.

Fuel oil central heating, starter pack of logs inclusive May – September £15 per week outside these dates. Additional logs may be purchased from the owner at cost.

Grounds. Large enclosed garden with lawn and two decked areas, one at the front and one to the back, both with glorious views, garden furniture and barbecue

Ample parking

No smoking indoors please.

Welcome FREE 1 dog.

FRIDAY CHANGEOVER

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About this cottage:

• In unspoilt seclusion on the banks of a babbling brook this cosy detached cottage enjoys wonderful pastoral views.
• The sitting room has a woodburning stove in a large inglenook and is tastefully furnished with a generous upholstered arm chair and big leather sofa with lots of colourful cushions for extra comfort.
• The fully fitted pretty pine kitchen is complemented by a circular pine table and chairs.
• Bright airy bedrooms have beeen decorated in pastel shades and invite rest and relaxation.
• Just a 1 mile from the small village of Llanerfyl and set amidst acres of rolling hills, this immaculate, tastefully furnished cottage has glorious countryside views from the sitting room and bedrooms.
• Discover and explore the beautiful surrounding countryside, truly off the beaten track.

• Llanfair Caereinion 5 miles, away has a range of amenities including bank, post office, library, grocery store, doctor, butcher and baker. More extensive shopping can be done at Welshpool 13 miles away.

• Take a picnic to fabulous Pistyll Rhaeadr, the highest waterfall this side of the Scottish Highlands and one of the ‘Seven Wonders of Wales’, walk the famous Glyndwr`s Way or roam the heather clad moorlands of the beautiful Berwyn Mountains, one of the largest moorlands remaining in Wales.

• Don’t miss Pennant Melangell Church which lies in a remote valley east of the Berwyns, a favoured destination for medieval pilgrims and is today visited by thousands.

• The world famous Powis Castle, Gregynog Hall and Lake Vyrnwy are all within easy reach by car.
• Lots of activities to try – fishing, golf, horse riding, birdwatching, pleasure flights, (Welshpool airport) cycling or mountain biking.
• The local inn (Cann Office Hotel 2m) serves fantastic food and beers or why not just relax on the patio and enjoy peace and tranquility surrounded by fabulous rolling hills.

• The scenic drive between Lake Vrynwy and Dinas Mawddy in Snowdonia's National Park is a must. The spectacular vista of green and purple mountains, ancient woodlands and sparkling water is unforgetable.

• Beautiful Lake Vyrnwy is a man made water reservoir in a setting of craggy mountains, wild moorland and waterfalls. An ideal location for walking, cycling and picnicing. The award winning Lake Vyrnwy Hotel Restaurant serves delicious food with an emphasis on quality local produce.

• An 18 hole course perched on top of a prominent hill surrounded by sheer cliff faces. It is situated on the border. You can tee off in one country and putt out in another.

• Enjoy a day out - browse themed show gardens, garden centre, gifts, homeware, furniture, licensed restaurant and farm shop at Berriew.

• The Welsh Food Festival at Glansevern Gardens celebrates a huge range of small food producers and genuine artisan products. Treat yourself to some gastro goodies.

• Try your luck.This stretch of river is noted for its trout. Wild fish of up to 4lbs have been caught here.
• Berriew with its charming black and white timbered buildings is winner of the Best Kept Village in Wales award. Do remember your camera or sketch book.

• A fine dining experience in a cosy friendly atmosphere. Seasonal local produce is served in the elegant oak beamed dining room or in the relaxed ambience of the bistro.

• Spend a day exploring the fascinating old market town of Welshpool full of atmospheric timbered buildings, ancient inns, churches and town hall which now houses lively Saturday and Monday markets and Farmer’s markets on the first Friday of each month. Walk beside the canal, visit Powysland Museum & Canal Centre and step back in time at the Red Lion Flannel Factory and Warehouse or Tollgate House.

• Whatever the weather there is something for all of the family at the Flash Leisure Centre. Plunge into the refreshing pool or choose from the many activities including bowls, fitness suite, crazy golf, health suite, sports hall and more. Finish with a snack or a meal in the waterside restaurant.

• Situated on the border you can tee off in one country and putt out in another.
• A beautiful, tranquil part of Wales surrounds this riverside cottage holiday home. This part of mid Wales & the Cambrian Mountains offer expansive scenic landscapes of hill farming where sheep and cattle dominate. Small towns & country villages provide great contrast to everyday city & urban life.

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