Haimwood Byetake

Llandrinio, Glamorgan

Haimwood Byetake is a beautifully renovated ground-floor dwelling located in the picturesque village of Llandrinio, Glamorgan, Wales. Set against a backdrop of lush rolling countryside, this charming accommodation is designed to comfortably host up to four guests, making it an ideal retreat for one or two couples seeking a memorable escape. The inviting open-plan living area is bathed in natural light from expansive wall-to-wall windows, providing a warm and welcoming atmosphere for relaxation. Guests can unwind on stylish sofas while enjoying entertainment on the Smart TV, or showcase their culinary talents in the well-equipped kitchen, which features elegant green cabinetry and a striking electric range cooker.

The dining experience at Haimwood Byetake is enhanced by a beautiful oak table, perfect for enjoying hearty home-cooked meals and sharing stories about the day's adventures. Practical amenities, such as a dishwasher and a separate utility room with a washing machine and tumble dryer, ensure a hassle-free stay. Outside, the decking area offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape, where guests can sip on a chilled glass of bubbly while watching the sunset, creating a picturesque ending to their day.

Accommodations include two spacious bedrooms—one king-size and one double—each featuring en-suite shower rooms and scenic views of the hills. The property is situated on six acres of land that includes part of the River Vyrnwy, providing guests with ample opportunities for outdoor activities. The area boasts a variety of exciting cycle routes and nature trails, allowing visitors to explore the breathtaking scenery of the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty or enjoy leisurely hikes through Carding Mill Valley and the Long Mynd.

For those looking to explore further afield, guests can visit the historical landmark of Admiral Rodney’s Pillar for panoramic views or venture to Welshpool to experience the stunning landscapes of Powis Castle and Gardens, owned by the National Trust. Approximately 40 minutes to the west lies Lake Vyrnwy, a haven for walkers and cyclists, surrounded by captivating wildlife and scenic beauty year-round. Additionally, a short trip across the English border to Shrewsbury offers a range of attractions, including boat tours on the River Severn, visits to the local prison, and the renowned Shrewsbury Flower Show. Haimwood Byetake presents a perfect setting for families and friends to create lasting memories in the heart of Wales.

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