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Hay-on-Wye, located in the picturesque Heart of England, is a vibrant market town celebrated globally as the "Town of Books." This charming destination features over twenty bookstores, making it a haven for literature enthusiasts. In addition to its literary fame, Hay-on-Wye hosts the renowned annual Hay Festival of Literature & Arts, attracting visitors from various backgrounds. Beyond books, the town offers a delightful selection of cafes, restaurants, and independent shops, enhancing its appeal as a lively community hub. The Globe in Hay further enriches the cultural landscape with a year-round calendar of diverse arts events.
Set along the scenic banks of the River Wye, Hay-on-Wye provides ample opportunities for outdoor activities. Visitors can enjoy paddling at the nearby Warren riverside meadow or hire kayaks at Glasbury, just 3.5 miles away. For those who prefer exploring on foot or by bike, the Brecon Beacons National Park, located 22.5 miles away, offers a plethora of walking trails and cycling routes, making it an ideal destination for adventurers and nature lovers alike.
The accommodation in Hay-on-Wye is designed to comfortably sleep six guests, featuring a spacious entrance hall that provides a welcoming entry point. The cosy lounge is perfect for relaxing with friends while enjoying a film on the Smart TV. Families with younger children will appreciate the snug area, equipped with a Wii console, cartoons, and board games, ensuring entertainment for all ages. The heart of the home is the generously sized kitchen/diner, which is contemporary and well-equipped, making it an excellent space for entertaining. With a dining table that seats six and an open view of the enclosed gardens, it invites social gatherings and shared meals.
Upstairs, the property boasts four well-appointed bedrooms, including a double with an en suite shower and WC, along with two additional double rooms and a single room. A family bathroom with a handheld shower over the bath is also available. Outside, guests can enjoy an enclosed rear garden with outdoor seating, ideal for summer dining, complemented by a charcoal BBQ for al fresco meals. The property offers convenient off-road parking for two cars and a garage for bike storage, making it a practical choice for those looking to explore the beautiful surroundings of Hay-on-Wye.
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