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Located in the picturesque Hay-on-Wye, Glamorgan, Wales, this charming accommodation offers a serene getaway for two, surrounded by 50 acres of captivating countryside. Guests can explore the diverse landscapes, including woods, streams, and stunning vistas, while the nearby National Trust common land provides ample opportunities for leisurely walks with breathtaking views of the Brecon Beacons. The area is rich in activities, featuring a pony trekking center for horseback adventures, canoe hire, and various adventure training options, including bicycle rentals and high wire ropes challenges, ensuring an exciting stay for outdoor enthusiasts.
The accommodation itself is a beautifully designed stone bothy, nestled into the hillside and harmoniously integrated with its natural surroundings. The off-grid property boasts large leaded windows that flood the open-plan living space with natural light, showcasing a blend of classic colors and natural materials. A small kitchen area equipped with a Belfast sink and wooden worktops complements the cozy ambiance, while a dining table by the window allows guests to savor their meals alongside captivating views. A comfortable sofa positioned in front of a wood burner invites relaxation, with soft oil-burning lamps creating a warm and inviting atmosphere for evenings spent indoors.
Accessed by a small ladder, the mezzanine bedroom offers a tranquil retreat under the eaves, adorned with soft linens and traditional Welsh blankets for a restful night’s sleep. Guests can unwind in a unique bathing experience on the covered terrace, featuring a clawfoot bath that provides a perfect spot to stargaze. For convenience, a composting WC is located just a short distance from the terrace. It is important to note that the property operates off-grid, meaning there is no electricity, mobile signal, or Wi-Fi, allowing for a truly immersive escape from modern distractions.
The grounds surrounding the bothy are designed for relaxation and enjoyment, featuring a wood-fired hot tub for two, ideal for soaking under the expansive skies. Guests can also indulge in leisurely afternoons with a good book or enjoy tea in the tranquil garden, which complements the natural beauty of the landscape. With off-road parking for one car and bicycle storage available, this idyllic retreat not only offers comfort and charm but also serves as a gateway to explore the enchanting beauty of the Welsh countryside.
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