Maesgwyn

A contemporary semi-detached barn conversion near Beguildy, Powys. Open plan living, underfloor heating. Exposed beams. Hot tub overlooking the Welsh countryside. Walks from doorstep. Pets Welcome.

A contemporary semi-detached barn conversion near Beguildy, Powys. Open plan living, underfloor heating. Exposed beams. Hot tub overlooking the welsh countryside. Walks from doorstep. Pets Welcome.

Surrounded by the glorious countryside of the Shropshire Hills, this imaginatively updated barn conversion sits on the Welsh side of the border with England and makes a wonderful hideaway for families and friends. With ample space for up to five guests, the property – originally a farm byre and stable – features timber beams, high vaulted ceilings, exposed stonework, underfloor heating, a welcoming wood burner and a bubbling hot tub to luxuriate in as you take in unforgettable rural views. Enjoying an idyllic location within thousands of acres of common land, this tranquil retreat is a fabulous base for walkers, cyclists and nature lovers. Natural light streams into the tastefully furnished open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner which has delightful views over the garden. With a cosy wood burner and comfortable seating, the lounge is a perfect spot for curling up with a good book or movie at the end of a memorable day. Over by a picture window, the handsome dining table is ideal for sharing family feasts which you can rustle up in the elegantly arranged country-style kitchen. The property also offers a stylish shower room and two beautifully decorated bedrooms: a spacious double with a TV and en-suite shower room, and a charming family room comprising a double bed with a single bed situated on a quirky mezzanine level. Outside, the private garden has slate paths, a hot tub, fire pit, and a decked furnished area, offering a lovely spot for sitting back in the evening to take in beautiful sunsets and stargaze into the night. Sitting along the south-western edge of the Shropshire Hills, this is a fantastic base for following Glyndwr’s Way and the Offa’s Dyke Path. Perfect for exploring the Teme Valley, local attractions include the Spaceguard Centre, Clun Castle, Gregynog Hall and Rhos Fiddle Nature Reserve, all within 18 miles.

Bwthyn Dulas is a secluded farmhouse in Mid Wales, perfect for a family getaway. Sleeping six guests in three bedrooms, the property features a hot tub, children's play area, and a cosy lounge with a wood burner effect electric fire. Located in the Elan Valley, it's ideal for exploring nearby attractions like Fronserth Farm and the Red Kite Feeding Centre.

Roundton Farmhouse in Montgomery, Shropshire, is a beautifully renovated country house that sleeps 12 guests in six luxurious bedrooms. The property features a fully equipped kitchen, spacious dining room, cosy lounge with wood burner, and a hot tub with stunning countryside views. Nearby attractions include Montgomery (5 miles), Shrewsbury (19 miles), and Ludlow (25 miles).

Traditional cottage interiors, far-reaching countryside views and a hot tub make this charming Shropshire cottage an ideal getaway for a nature-loving couple plus up to three canine companions. Explore the surrounding Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, filled with nature reserves, hiking trails and historical landmarks before unwinding in front of the fire. As you enter the property, you’ll be greeted with characterful flagstone floors and exposed wooden beams. Defrost cold paws and feet in front of the wood burner, which sits in a large exposed stone inglenook fireplace in the neutral-toned lounge/diner with a comfortable sofa. Behind the lounge area is an intimate dining table with seating for two. Continue into the farmhouse-style kitchen with wooden worktops and tones of green. Upstairs is a super-king-size bedroom plus a bathroom with a shower over the bath. Take your four-legged friend for a run around the fenced garden with furniture, a BBQ and a hot tub. Surrounding the property are 43 acres of grounds, which has a laundry room for all guests on the farm. Start your day with a dog walk around the farmland, a designated local wildlife site, where you can meet the sheep and soak up the countryside views. Go on an adventure along the Glyndwr’s Way National Trail or set off along Offa’s Dyke (8.5 miles). Pop to the local pub and shop while based in the village of Beguildy or visit the mediaeval town of Clun (9.5 miles), where you’ll find castle ruins. You’ll also be within reach of the quaint historic market towns of Knighton (9.5 miles) and Ludlow (18.5 miles).

Welcome to this charming stone-built studio located on a working sheep farm in the Welsh borders, nestled within 43 acres of pristine countryside. It provides an idyllic retreat for a couple or solo traveller and comes complete with its own private hot tub from which to enjoy the spectacular countryside views. Despite its modest size, this cosy studio offers a comfortable stay. The open-plan lounge/kitchen/dining/sleeping area features a comfortable double bed, folding table, and chairs. The creatively designed kitchen area is equipped with a small induction hob, fridge, microwave oven, slow cooker, and air fryer, all complemented by lovely views of rolling countryside. A gleaming shower room completes this warm and welcoming home. Outside, you’ll find a private hot tub awaiting your relaxation, along with a table, chairs and a BBQ for delightful al fresco dining in the enclosed garden. Additionally, there’s a shared utility room, and there’s a storage area for bicycles and canoes. Guests are welcome to let dogs roam freely and safely in the one-acre fenced garden, and your furry friends can also explore the 43 acres of grounds. If you need additional accommodation, neighbouring Tack Cottage (property code 51898) sleeps two. Nearby, you can find the village of Beguildy, with a welcoming pub and a handy shop. Within 11 miles, you’ll discover historic towns like Clun, Knighton and Newtown, situated along the River Severn. The region offers plenty of opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts, including walking Glyndwr’s Way National Trail or Offa’s Dyke Trail, as well as numerous cycle routes to explore, all revealing the splendid Welsh countryside and the rolling Shropshire Hills. For unique days out, visit the Observatory Spaceguard Centre (12 miles) or The National Cycle Museum, 20 miles from home.

The Farmhouse at Marrington Estate in Montgomery, Shropshire, is a luxurious retreat that sleeps ten people in five bedrooms. Enjoy two cosy lounges with wood burners, a fully equipped kitchen, and a hot tub with stunning views. Nearby attractions include Montgomery Castle (5 miles) and Kerry Vale Vineyard (3.5 miles). Perfect for a relaxing countryside break.

This charming chalet in Mid Wales is ideal for couples, friends or families looking for a relaxing base to enjoy an active holiday. The property is 4 miles away from the historic town of Knighton, where you can browse the shops and savour some local Welsh fare in the welcoming pubs. The lodge is near hiking and biking trails for those seeking outdoor activities. It is only 3 miles from access to the Offa's Dyke Path, providing opportunities to explore the natural beauty of the area. This inviting property, set over a single level, has a welcoming interior seamlessly combining contemporary comforts with a touch of traditional charm. There is a light and airy open-plan living/dining/kitchen space. Relax in the living space on comfortable seating, perfect for socialising with friends or family or watching a movie together on the Smart TV. The chalet features a kitchen with all the necessary appliances to make meal preparation a breeze. The dining area looks out into the garden. The chalet has two bedrooms, one king-size and one twin. Completing the property is a large shower room with a walk-in shower and WC. The lodge's underfloor heating makes it attractive for gatherings all year. Step through bi-fold doors onto a private patio adorned with a relaxing hot tub, set against a beautiful backdrop of green fields; a perfect sanctuary to unwind. Additionally, to the front of the property you’ll find a lawn area with a picnic bench, ideal for a morning brew or stargazing. There are many attractions in the local area to suit all tastes and ages. Step back in time to the 13th century at the must-visit Stokesay Castle (18.5 miles). The sleepy village of Clun (7.5 miles) has history dating back to Anglo-Saxon times and is also your starting point to explore the picturesque Clun Valley on foot or on two wheels. For walks across the stunning living landscapes, head 20 miles to Roundton Hill National Nature Reserve.

This lovely lodge in the picturesque countryside near Knighton is perfect for couples, families and friends seeking a peaceful escape. The area is a great spot for hikers, and from Knighton (4 miles), you can enjoy access to the Offa's Dyke Path or walk part of Glyndwr's Way, both offering breathtaking views of rolling hills and picturesque valleys. This spacious, open-plan property is bright and welcoming, benefitting from plenty of natural light. The inviting interior has tasteful decor, plenty of contemporary comforts and a touch of rustic charm. The lounge/kitchen/diner features a comfortable sitting space with sumptuous sofas and a Smart TV, perfect for unwinding together after a day of discovery in the surrounding countryside. The kitchen has everything you need to prepare a late brunch or a hearty evening meal, and the dining table looks out onto the private terrace. There are two beautifully decorated bedrooms, one king-size and one twin. Completing the property is a large shower room with a walk-in shower and WC. The underfloor heating means this is a great escape at any time of the year. Step outside through bi-fold doors onto the private terrace, where you can unwind in the hot tub or fire up the BBQ for a spot of al fresco dining while enjoying views of the surrounding landscape. To the front of the property is a lawn area with a picnic bench, perfect for a morning brew. For thrill-seekers, the Griffin-Lloyd shooting ground and Phil Price Rally School are within 4.5 miles. For a tranquil day, the cascading waters of the nearby Radnor Forest (17 miles) provide a serene backdrop for nature walks and birdwatching. History buffs have plenty to discover and should head to Montgomery or Stokesay Castle, both within 20 miles.