Granary Cottage, Llandrindod Wells, Radnorshire, Powys
Inside, the cottage is thoughtfully equipped to provide a comfortable and relaxing stay. The attractive sitting room offers a welcoming space to unwind and includes a television. A well equipped, fully fitted kitchen makes self-catering easy, while the dining area comfortably seats four guests. On the ground floor there is a double bedroom with an en suite bathroom featuring both a walk-in shower and a bath. A twin bedroom also benefits from its own en suite bathroom, complete with a bath and shower attachment, offering privacy and convenience for families or friends travelling together.
Outside, guests can enjoy an attractive terrace furnished with a table, chairs and sunshade, creating a sunny and sheltered spot for relaxing. A separate lawned garden area with additional seating provides wonderful views across the surrounding countryside. The cottage is fully equipped with bed linen, towels, tea towels, toilet rolls and dishwashing products, ensuring a straightforward and comfortable stay from arrival.
Ty Gwyn Farm also offers a unique glamping-style property called Straw Cottage. Available at weekly rates from £662 to £903, Straw Cottage provides a memorable escape away from the modern world, with no electricity or modern gadgets. Guests can enjoy nature on the doorstep, far-reaching views, dark skies filled with stars and evenings spent around the barbecue, making it a particularly enjoyable experience for families with children of all ages. Full details are available on the website.
The surrounding area offers excellent opportunities for walking, with routes around the farm as well as numerous footpaths and long-distance walks throughout Radnorshire and the Llandrindod Wells area. Wildlife enthusiasts may spot red kites, buzzards, hares and badgers, all while enjoying clean air, open skies and complete peace and quiet. From the farm there is easy access to the Victorian spa town of Llandrindod Wells, which retains many magnificent historic buildings, particularly around the Temple Gardens. The town offers supermarkets, local food shops, a Victorian theatre, gift shops, cafés, restaurants and pubs, as well as a 13-acre lake featuring a striking dragon fountain at its centre.
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