This idyllic cottage retreat is set in beautiful countryside just 8.5 miles outside Welshpool. Offering an open-plan kitchen/diner and the use of a shared games room and enclosed shared garden, it is a tranquil environment where small dog-owning families can come to relax and reconnect with nature.
The cottage offers a blend of traditional rural decor and contemporary style which will appeal to modern guests. The wonderful oak-beamed lounge has a brick fireplace as its centrepiece, a comforting area for all to gather at all hours, with French doors learning out into the garden. The open-plan kitchen/diner features a beamed ceiling and farmhouse furnishings, the perfect setting for lazy brunches or guilt-free dinners. Upstairs, two charming bedrooms: one twin and one king, one of which can be converted to two single beds on request, stand close to a characterful bathroom. The enclosed garden, shared with a neighbouring cottage, is a lovely place to relax, but more active guests will love the shared games room that sits next door. For the ultimate farm experience, guests can watch the daily milking from the purpose-built viewing balcony or meet the owner’s Kunekune pet pigs. Two rivers, the Vyrnwy and Banwy, flow past the cottage, ideal for fishing.
Walkers can best absorb this stunning pocket of Mid Wales simply by picking up Glyndwr''s Way at Meifod (1.5 miles) or the Ann Griffiths Walk at Pontrobert (3 miles) taking in jaw-dropping landscapes as they go. The Llanfair Light Railway (4 miles) offers a more time-efficient and less strenuous way to see the area. Many a pub and eatery in the market town of Welshpool (10 miles) welcomes four-pawed patrons, with umpteen walks and trails passing through its centre.