The Old Smithy

Knighton, Powys

Pretty stone cottage with a hot tub, games room and stunning views over the beautiful scenery of Mid-Wales.

Sleeps 4
2 bedrooms
1 bathroom

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£120-170 per night

Please note: minimum stay for this property is: 2 nights low season & 3 nights high season

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The highlights

Attractive stone-built cottage in a convenient village location.
Comfortably furnished in countryside, boutique chic with a welcoming wood-burning stove for those chilly days.
Pretty enclosed garden with outdoor seating and a hot tub for luxurious star gazing.
A separate games room ensures everyone is kept entertained whatever the weather.
Perfectly located for village amenities, plenty of local walks and the wider attractions of Wales

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You should know

Private parking for two cars.
Small pets only - there is an additional charge of £30 per pet.

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The detail

Set in the pretty village of Llangunllo, The Old Smithy is an attractive, stone-built, two-bedroom cottage that promises a welcoming and homely ambiance. With views of the rolling hills of Radnorshire, the location is perfect for walkers of all abilities and you can find lovely walks right from the front door, including the impressive Glyndwr’s Way.

Accessed from the roadside, you’ll find the games room on the lower ground floor. The table tennis table and dart board will provide hours of fun for those wetter days when you don’t want to brave the weather.

A cosy and comfortable kitchen and dining area is well equipped with an electric oven, electric hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. A welcome pack is provided to get you started and the sociable country kitchen table is the perfect spot for a fortifying breakfast or a relaxing evening meal at the end of the day.

You’ll also find a modern, bright shower room on this floor complete with a walk-in shower, heated towel rail and fluffy towels for added luxury.

Upstairs, a stylish lounge offers a relaxing place to get together for an after-dinner drink. Curl up on the leather sofa or comfy chairs in front of the blazing wood-burning stove to watch the smart TV or just catch up. This is the ideal place to get comfy with a good book as you listen to the logs crackle on the fire.

Both bedrooms are light, airy and spacious and provide plenty of storage, smart TVs and a welcoming retreat after a day of exploring. One features a king size bed while the other has a zip and link super-king size bed.

Outside, you’ll find an enclosed lawned garden with a patio and comfortable garden furniture where you can enjoy a drink or meal in the fresh Welsh air. If you get chilly, hop in the large hot tub and luxuriate in the bubbles.

Within the village of Llangunllo, there is a welcoming, traditional local pub serving a good selection of beer and ale and other pubs serving food are found in the surrounding villages, no more than 15 minutes away. Local activities include the well-recognised Griffin Lloyd clay shooting ground and Phil Price Rally School. Llangunllo is only six miles from the market town of Knighton, best known for Offa’s Dyke and nine miles from Presteigne. There are many attractions including The Judges Lodgings, Spaceguard Centre, Small Breeds Farm, Elan Valley Reservoir, Red Kite Feeding Station and Powis Castle. The market towns of Hereford, Ludlow and Hay on Wye are all between 45 and 60 minutes away and offer a variety of activities.