Llanfyllin 3 miles. This is an outstanding barn conversion conveniently placed in the beautiful Powys countryside, near Llanfyllin in North Wales. With the idyllic location and wonderful features within the property, it is the ideal place for a family holiday. Yr Hen Efail comes with a warming living dining room which offers comfortable leather seating, a TV and a woodburning stove in a beautiful fireplace, what better place to sit and put your feet up? Exposed wooden beams and stunning feature stone walls add real character and a homely feel to this property. The stylish slate floor leads you into the delightful kitchenette, a room providing charming wooden units and the essential equipment that you will need during your stay. The ground floor of the property also benefits from a splendid family shower room. Walk up the charming wooden stairs and be welcomed into the mezzanine bedroom, it offers a triple bunk with a curtain separating it from the master double bedroom making it perfect for a family with young children. The Velux windows really lift the place which is accompanied by lovely views across the Mid Wales countryside. The excellence of Yr Hen Efail continues to the exterior, there is a surrounding private lawn with the added luxury of a flowing stream running by. You can also sit on a brilliant little patio area and enjoy the views with a refreshing drink. Llanfyllin is a fantastic town, it boasts a fine range of shops and places to eat and drink, it's a great base for a holiday. The town of Welshpool is a short drive away, a place providing incredible buildings as well as a castle and a wide range of amenities. Yr Hen Efail is a fantastic cottage in an idyllic location. Note: This property can be booked with Ref. 1053647, together sleeping 9 people

Set deep in the scenic Cain Valley, the charming town of Llanfyllin is surrounded by rolling hills and the Berwyn Mountains. Situated in this wonderful area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this lovely little town offers a wide variety of architecture from different periods, including a 19th Century workhouse featured on the BBC ‘Restoration’ programme. There are plenty of walking and cycling opportunities in the local area, including trails through the Berwyn Mountains and the hills of Llangynog. Lake Vyrnwy is also close by and boasts an inspiring mountain backdrop of glorious colours as well as a fascinating nature reserve. Welshpool, just 14 miles away, is also worth visiting and is home to an array of shops, arts and crafts centres, quality pubs and restaurants. Powys Castle and its impressive gardens are also within easy driving distance.

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