Siskin Cabin

Llandrindod Wells, Powys

Gorgeous contemporary lodge with breathtaking views sat in an idyllic location near Llandrindod Wells

Sleeps 4
2 bedrooms
2 bathrooms

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from £492 per week

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from £492 per week

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The highlights

Idyllic setting in natural landscape with a plethora of wildlife, horses and stunning valley views
Contemporary detached cedar-clad lodge with spacious accommodation and stylish interiors
On the edge of the Victorian spa town Llandrindod Wells with 30 natural springs, 18 hole golf course and picturesque lake
Visit the numerous museums beautiful gardens and nature reserves all within easy reach
Outdoor activities a plenty from walking to cycle, angling and kayaking and horse-riding to golfing
Close by is Hay-on-Wye, Rhayader, Builth Wells, Knighton, Presteigne for culture and heritage

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You should know

Two dogs are welcome at this property.
Dogs fees are charged per dog at £20.00 for up to 7 nights, £40.00 for up to 14 nights and an additional £20.00 for every week or part week thereafter.

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The detail

One of two detached contemporary lodges in elevated position with superb rural views. Idyllic location near Llandrindod Wells, perfect to experience activities, wildlife, countryside and culture in Mid Wales.

This Victorian spa town is a pleasure to visit with 30 natural springs, picturesque lake, pavilion and range of events, shops and eateries to enjoy alongside the National Cycle Museum and Radnorshire Museum, not forgetting its renowned golf club. Explore the spectacular dams and reservoirs of the Elan and Claerwen Valleys, visit the Red Kite Feeding Station at Gigrin Farm, head to the internationally renowned Hergest Croft Gardens, go book hunting in Hay-on-Wye or take the Old Mountain Road to Aberystwyth. Set in magnificent countryside full of footpaths, cycle routes and bridleways to explore and enjoy walking, cycling, fishing, horse riding, wildlife watching, photography, arts, crafts, music and events. A perfect spot to unwind or seek adventure in Mid Wales.

As you approach this cedar clad property the views and lodge are stunning. The open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner is stylishly furnished with beautiful features such as the doors and tables made from locally grown Douglas Fir and Ash, bi-fold doors opening on to the patio and all the thoughtful little extras for year round comfort such as the underfloor heating. The kitchen area is well-equipped with gas oven and hob, dishwasher and fridge. If you decide to eat in the table is perfectly positioned to gather round and embrace the fabulous view. On chillier evenings you can light the wood burner and relax on the comfortable sofa watch the wildlife, choose a film or lose yourself in a good book. Either side of the lounge area are two sumptuous bedrooms, one as a super-king and one as a twin (though both can be made as super-king or twin on request). Both bedrooms have a luxury en-suite shower with WC and soft towels. This exceptional property is a real pleasure to holiday in.

Surrounded by rolling countryside and wildlife, this is the perfect spot to relax and unwind. Enjoy alfresco dining on the patio with table and chairs, or head to the sunken seating area by the fire pit to watch the wildlife or appreciate the dark skies stargazing. If you are keen on cycling or golf there is a secure bicycle store with wash down facilities, washing machine and drying facilities for wet boots and clothes. Private drive with off-road parking for two cars. The lodge is set in two acres of grounds and maintains its own privacy, adjacent to the owners’ seven acre home and stables.