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Llandrindod Wells, located in Glamorgan, Wales, is a charming Victorian spa town that offers visitors a delightful experience with its 30 natural springs, a picturesque lake, and a variety of events, shops, and eateries. The town is also home to the National Cycle Museum and Radnorshire Museum, alongside a celebrated golf club. Nature enthusiasts can explore the breathtaking dams and reservoirs of the Elan and Claerwen Valleys, visit the Red Kite Feeding Station at Gigrin Farm, and enjoy the internationally renowned Hergest Croft Gardens. Additionally, book lovers can indulge in a treasure hunt at Hay on Wye, or take a scenic drive along the Old Mountain Road to Aberystwyth, making it an ideal destination for both relaxation and adventure in Mid Wales.
The lodge itself is a stunning cedar-clad property, set against a backdrop of magnificent countryside. It features an open-plan lounge, kitchen, and dining area that is stylishly furnished with locally sourced Douglas Fir and Ash. The bi-fold doors open onto a patio, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the beautiful views. The kitchen is well-equipped with modern amenities, including a gas oven, hob, dishwasher, and fridge with an ice compartment. For those who prefer dining in, the dining table is perfectly positioned to enjoy the scenery, while the wood burner provides warmth and coziness on cooler evenings, making it a perfect spot to unwind.
The lodge accommodates four guests in two sumptuous bedrooms, which can be configured as a super king and a twin, or both as super kings upon request. Each bedroom is complemented by a luxurious en suite shower room with WC and soft towels, ensuring a comfortable stay. The property is designed for relaxation and enjoyment, with options for alfresco dining on the patio or gathering around the fire pit in the sunken seating area to watch wildlife or stargaze under the dark skies. The tranquil setting, surrounded by rolling countryside, enhances the overall experience, making it a real pleasure to holiday in.
For those who enjoy outdoor activities, the lodge provides a secure bicycle store with wash down facilities, as well as a washing machine and drying facilities for wet clothes and boots. Additionally, there is an enclosed area in the garden for dogs, making it pet-friendly. The property is set within two acres of grounds, ensuring privacy while being adjacent to the owners' seven-acre home and stables. With off-road parking available for two cars, this lodge offers a perfect blend of comfort, adventure, and relaxation, making it a desirable getaway in the heart of Mid Wales.
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