This stunning 19th century barn conversion, which sleeps up to six people and three dogs, offers families 30 acres of rural land to explore. Located on a beautiful estate, guests and their pups can muddy their paws as they sniff around the fishing pond and meet the abundance of wildlife nearby including alpacas, ponies and pygmy goats.
Follow your dog as they bound through the front door and make their way into the bright and inviting lounge/diner. Sink into the sofa with your loved ones while you watch a funny film on the TV and DVD player. As your pup stretches its legs and takes a snooze, tiptoe through to the welcoming kitchen and grab a bowl of popcorn. When it’s time for something more substantial, you’ll find all the culinary equipment you need to rustle up a scrumptious meal for your family. Dig into your dinner at the large dining table, which overlooks the pretty outside space, or step into the garden for an al fresco supper on the private decking. When the sun begins to set, wrap a blanket around your shoulders, sip a glass of fizz and take an evening stroll around the property before making your way to one of the three lovely bedrooms: a king-size zip-and-link and two doubles.
Lace up your walking boots and put your best paw forward with a morning stroll through the rolling countryside of the Mid Wales Marches. Why not ramble towards the impressive ruins of Dolforwyn Castle, which can be reached within 3.5 miles before heading back to the local dog-friendly pub in Bettws Cedewain for a spot of lunch? The National Trust’s Powis Castle and Gardens (14 miles) is also a lovely pit stop if you’re planning a visit to the ancient market town of Welshpool (14 miles).