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Llangynog, a charming village nestled in the heart of Powys, Wales, presents an idyllic setting for luxury cottage holidays, where tranquility and nature converge to offer a retreat from the daily hustle. Set against the dramatic backdrop of the Berwyn Mountains, the village itself offers a taste of rural Welsh charm, replete with traditional pubs like the New Inn, which serve hearty local fare. Stroll through the village to absorb the calm ambiance and stunning views, or engage with the welcoming community at various local events. The region is steeped in history, with ancient stone circles and rustic churches, offering a unique glimpse into the rich heritage of the area.
Within a five-mile radius, Llangynog boasts a variety of attractions and outdoor pursuits perfect for those who seek adventure and exploration. The magnificent Pistyll Rhaeadr, one of the tallest waterfalls in Wales, cascades down from a height of 240 feet and is a mere stone's throw away, providing a perfect spot for picnicking and serene walks. For hiking enthusiasts, the Berwyn range offers a series of rugged trails with breathtaking panoramas at every turn. Cycling and horseback riding are also popular, with various trails catering to different levels of expertise. Anglers can enjoy fishing in the sparkling waters of the River Tanat, while nature lovers can explore the lush woodlands and diverse wildlife that populate the region.
For those willing to venture a little further afield, Llangynog is well-positioned for day trips to several notable destinations within an hour's drive. The picturesque town of Llangollen offers a delightful mix of history, with its heritage steam railway and the remarkable Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Approximately an hour's drive south, the vibrant market town of Shrewsbury boasts historic architecture and a plethora of boutique shops and cafes. For a coastal escape, the sandy beaches of Barmouth on the western coast offer spectacular views and a bracing sea breeze. The verdant landscapes of Snowdonia National Park lie to the northwest, inviting adventurers to explore its rugged peaks and tranquil valleys. Each of these destinations enhances the luxurious experience of a holiday in Llangynog, where every day brings both relaxation and discovery.
Y Sgubor is a stone built detached cottage on a working sheep farm, two miles from the village of Llangynog. This cottage sleeps twelve people in five bedrooms, consisting of one king-size double, one single with en-suite shower room, one family room with 1 king-size double, 1 single day bed and en-suite shower room, one double, one twin and one bedroom with a pull out double stacker bed. The cottage also has a bathroom, ground floor basin and WC, kitchen with dining area, utility, sitting room with dining area and woodburning stove and a second sitting room with woodburning stove and French doors. Outside this cottage has off road parking for 5 cars and an enclosed garden. With views of the valley and a mountain range, Y Sgubor is an ideal holiday home for friends and families.
The village of Llangynog is set in the Berwyn Mountains and is surrounded by wooded hills and valleys. The village has two pubs, both of which serve good food and the area is excellent for walks and cycle rides.
Five bedrooms: 1 x family room with 1 king-size double and 1 single day bed with en-suite shower, basin and WC, 1 x king-size double with en-suite shower, basin and WC, 1 x double, 1 x twin, 1 x pull-out double stacker bed. Bathroom with double-ended bath with hand-held shower, separate shower, basin and WC. Ground floor basin and WC. Kitchen with dining area (seats 8). Utility room. Sitting room with dining area and woodburner. Second sitting room (seats 7) with Esse woodburner and French doors to garden.
Powys is the largest county in Wales covering central and mid Wales as well as the majority of the Brecon Beacons. With unspoilt countryside, inspiring mountain ranges and exciting opportunities, Powys is a wonderful county to visit for an insight into Welsh culture. There is no chance of you getting bored in this fantastic county due to the stunning rivers, beautiful haunted castles, fantastic mountain trails and brilliant cycle paths. There are so many opportunities to enjoy the great outdoors you will be spoilt for choice. Spend the day fishing at a quiet lake or river, enjoy a family hack through superb woodland, go for a paddle on the River Wye in a canoe or enjoy a sunny game of golf. If, however you have come to Wales to kick back and relax then there are also some brilliant attractions that you may wish to spend your days investigating such as Llwernog Silver- Lead mines and Geo-caverns, Glansevern Hall Gardens, Montgomery Castle or Tretower Castle and Court. Family fun can be had at Gigrin Farm, the Brecon Mountain Railway and King Arthur’s Labyrinth. Before you leave this spectacular part of Britain don’t forget to visit one of the fabulous farmers markets and gather together some luxurious locally produced goods for you to take home with you. You may even wish to visit a market at the start of your holiday to collect together all your weekly food necessities. However if you prefer not to cook whilst on holiday then why not visit a fantastic local pub or restaurant to get a taste of some of the delicious local produce grown and reared here. Involve the whole family, even the furry members, and search for a Luxury pet-friendly property to spend your holidays.