Bwthyn Efyrnwy - Two Bedroom House, Sleeps 4

Meifod, Glamorgan

Situated in the picturesque Vyrnwy Valley of Meifod, Glamorgan, this charming semi-detached cottage offers a tranquil retreat for up to four guests. Nestled within a working dairy, beef, and sheep farm, the location is ideal for those seeking fresh air and outdoor activities such as fishing and walking. Visitors can enjoy the unique experience of observing the milking of cows, interacting with friendly pet pigs, and exploring the scenic riverside path that leads to a nearby pub, all while immersing themselves in the serene beauty of Mid Wales.

The cottage features two cozy twin bedrooms, with the option to convert one into a king-size bed upon request. The layout includes a ground floor kitchen diner and lounge, while the first floor houses the bedrooms and a bathroom. Guests will find essential amenities in the kitchen, including a microwave, washing machine, and tumble dryer, which are shared with the neighboring cottage. For entertainment, the property is equipped with a TV, DVD player, and access to an on-site games room, ensuring a pleasant stay for families and groups alike.

Families are well catered for, with a cot and highchair available upon request, although guests are advised to bring their own cot bedding. The outdoor space features an enclosed rear garden complete with a BBQ and a front terrace, providing a safe environment for children and pets. Ample parking is available, and while Wi-Fi is provided, guests should be aware that the connection may be inconsistent. Essential amenities such as bed linen and towels are included, along with heating and electricity, ensuring a comfortable experience.

Pet owners will be pleased to know that one dog (or two small dogs) are welcome for an additional charge, which ranges from £25 to £70 per pet per week. Guests are required to arrange this in advance. Smoking is not permitted on the property, and an Accidental Damage Deposit may be required. The cottage's location also offers proximity to attractions such as Glyndwr's Way, Lake Vyrnwy, and Glansevern Hall Gardens, making it an excellent base for exploring the stunning natural landscapes and local history of the region.

• Pets Allowed
• Internet
• Open Fire