Paincastle 4 miles. Nestling in the Radnorshire Hills, this chapel was built in 1861 and converted to a family home in the 1990s. Surrounded by beautiful rugged countryside at the foot of Rhulen Hill, four miles from the pretty village of Paincastle, Rhulen Old Chapel provides comfortable accommodation for a family get together, or a walking holiday with friends, with both the Wye Valley Walk and Offa’s Dyke Path close by. The well-equipped dining kitchen boasts the original chapel stone floor while the sitting room is located on the first floor and has an open fire and a rear balcony, a lovely place to sit, relax and enjoy views of the surrounding countryside. There are two ground floor bedrooms, two first floor bedrooms and conveniently, a bathroom on the ground floor and a shower room on the first floor. This dog-friendly property boasts a rear boot room in what used to be the vestry, perfect for drying off after a long walk on the hills. There is also a small sun room to the side and a front cottage-style garden with a patio and furniture. Walking, hiking, biking, horse riding and exploring the surrounding hills and moorland can start from the doorstep and the pretty village of Painscastle is just four miles away, while Hay on Wye, 'the Town of Books', is just 10 miles away and easy to reach in the car. In a lovely setting, this unique holiday cottage is perfect for a relaxing break in this beautiful part of the country!

The pretty village of Painscastle lies between the famous towns of Hay-on-Wye and Builth Wells, and takes its name from its ancient castle, where today only large earthworks remain. Standing only three miles from the England/Wales border, the village boasts a charming real ale inn and is surrounded by scenic countryside. Under six miles away is Hay-on-Wye.

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