- £478 yr wythnos
- £68 y noson
- 2 Guests
- 1 Bedroom
- 1 Bathroom
- No Pets
Nodweddion
Gweithgareddau gerllaw
- Cerdded
- Beicio
- Chwaraeon dŵr
- Pysgota
- Golff
- Marchogaeth
Nodweddion Arbennig
- WiFi
- Twb poeth
Gwelyau ac ystafelloedd gwely
- Dillad gwely yn gynwysedig
- 1 gwely dwbl
- 1 gwely sengl
Cegin
- Peiriant golchi dillad
- Peiriant golchi llestri
- Rhewgell
Ystafell ymolchi
- 1 toiled
- Tywelion ar gael
Awyr Agored
- Gardd, iard neu batio
- Parcio preifat
Hygyrchedd
- Toiled ar y llawr gwaelod
- Ystafell wely ar y llawr gwaelod
- Ystafell ymolchi ar y llawr gwaelod
- Cawod cerdded i mewn
Pwysig - noder os gwelwch yn dda
House Rules
- Amser cyrraedd: 4:00pm
- Amser gadael: 9:00am
Disgrifiad
Beth am fwynhau golygfeydd syfrdanol cefn gwlad o dwb poeth preifat yn y llety cysurus hwn ger Trallwm. Delfrydol ar gyfer cyplau a theuluoedd bach, mae Tref y Nant yn cynnig lleoliad heddychlon ar gyfer toriad ymlaciol yng Nghanolbarth Cymru. Wedi ei drawsnewid o hen laethdy, mae’r bwthyn hunan ddarpar hwn ychydig filltiroedd o Trallwm, lle ceir tafarndai, bwytai gwych ac atyniadau amrywiol.
Llawr Gwaelod
Llofft fawr gyda gwelyau dwbwl a sengl. Teledu Freeview a chypyrddau dillad a byrddau bach wrth y gwely.
Mae’r ystafell ymolchi drws nesaf i’r llofft yn cynnwys cawod, toiled a basn.
Llawr Cyntaf
Cegin ac ystafell fyw agored gyda soffa ledr groesawus, teledu Freeview a chwaraewr DVD.
Mae’r gegin yn cynnwys popty, oergell, peiriant golchi dillad a meicrodon.
Gardd
Twb poeth preifat yn ogystal â meinciau gardd i fedru mwynhau golygfeydd cefn gwlad heddychlon. Gardd teras o flaen y ty sy’n cael ei rhannu gyda’r Gwely a Brecwast drws nesaf.
Gwybodaeth ychwanegol
- Gwres a thrydan yn gynwysedig
- Dillad gwelyau a thywelion yn gynwysedig
- Cacen gartref i’ch croesawu. Te, coffi, llaeth a siwgwr hefyd ar gael.
- Hylif golchi llestri, tywelion sychu llestri, clytiau a nwyddau ymolchi ar gael
- Wi-fi ar gael
- Dim anifeiliaid anwes.
- Digon o le i barcio.
Lleoliad
Tref y Nant is a semi detached cottage, which forms the wing of a delightful, listed farmhouse that dates back to 1742. This cosy Welshpool accommodation enjoys large gardens and glorious views over rolling countryside. Set on a working beef and sheep farm within 2 miles of Powis Castle and the award winning village of Berriew which also has a lovely pub restaurant, Spar and butcher.
The market town of Welshpool (4 miles) offers a wide range of amenities, including shops and supermarkets, restaurants, cafes and pubs. There is also a canal, a steam train, a number of castles and even a small airport nearby if you fancy a flight in a small airpolane or helicopter. The Flash Centre in Welshpool has a large swimming pool with twisting slide, rapids ride, spa pool and is also great for young children with paddling and beach areas.
Enjoy fine walks around the farm and surrounding countryside, including a footpath that leads from the farm to Castle Caereinion. Ride the steam train from Llanfair Caereinion to Welshpool or take the short drive to the stunning Lake Vyrnwy, where you can try your hand at watersports and cycling or enjoy a leisurely walk and good lunch. Among the recommended restaurants within 5 miles of the cottage, you have Horseshoes Inn in Berriew (1.5 miles), Nags Head in Garthmyl (3 miles) and Royal Oak and Cornstore in Welshpool itself (4 miles). Another one not to be missed is Checkers, the Michelin restaurant in the beautiful town of Montgomery (6 miles).
If you’re after castles and culture, Mid Wales has both in spades. Powis Castle, which started life as a medieval fortress, is a must, especially for its beautiful gardens and collection of paintings, sculpture, furniture and tapestries. Dolforwyn Castle, the last castle to be built by Llewelwyn (Prince of Wales) between 1273 and 1277 is also worth a visit, as is the drive to Glansevern Hall Gardens (2.5 miles). Other popular attractions include Llanrhaeadr Waterfall (the tallest in the UK), Portmeirion and the Mountains of Snowdonia, the Centre for Alternative Technology and King Arthur's Labyrinth.
Walking
Lovely walk from the farm to Castle Caereinion where you will find a pub after your efforts
Glyndwr's Way is a long distance footpath in Mid Wales that was granted National Trail status in the year 2000. Join the path in Welshpool (4 miles).
Severn Way – Gentle 12 mile route along the Montgomery Canal towpath from Welshpool (4 miles) to Newtown.
Offa’s Dyke National Trail (177 miles in total) following the Welsh/English border. Nearest joining point is at Montgomery, 6 miles away.
Cycling
National Route 81can be joined at the end of the farm drive. This is part of the route from Aberystwyth to Shrewsbury. 0.5 mile.
Lake Vyrnwy – 12 mile circuit around the scenic Lake Vyrnwy. 22 miles
Fishing
Montgomery Canal – Welshpool. Enjoy some coarse fishing on the peaceful canal. 4 miles
Find out more about fishing in the Welshpool area
Golf
Lakeside Golf Course, Montgomery - 9 hole golf course. 4 miles
Welshpool Golf Club – 18 hole golf course. 4.5 miles
Pony-trekking
Long Mountain Centre - Pony trekking for the complete beginner or the experienced rider. 12 miles
Watersports
Lake Vyrnwy – Canoeing, kayaking, sailing and windsurfing - suitable for the whole family. 22 miles
The market town of Welshpool (4 miles) offers a wide range of amenities, including shops and supermarkets, restaurants, cafes and pubs. There is also a canal, a steam train, a number of castles and even a small airport nearby if you fancy a flight in a small airpolane or helicopter. The Flash Centre in Welshpool has a large swimming pool with twisting slide, rapids ride, spa pool and is also great for young children with paddling and beach areas.
Enjoy fine walks around the farm and surrounding countryside, including a footpath that leads from the farm to Castle Caereinion. Ride the steam train from Llanfair Caereinion to Welshpool or take the short drive to the stunning Lake Vyrnwy, where you can try your hand at watersports and cycling or enjoy a leisurely walk and good lunch. Among the recommended restaurants within 5 miles of the cottage, you have Horseshoes Inn in Berriew (1.5 miles), Nags Head in Garthmyl (3 miles) and Royal Oak and Cornstore in Welshpool itself (4 miles). Another one not to be missed is Checkers, the Michelin restaurant in the beautiful town of Montgomery (6 miles).
If you’re after castles and culture, Mid Wales has both in spades. Powis Castle, which started life as a medieval fortress, is a must, especially for its beautiful gardens and collection of paintings, sculpture, furniture and tapestries. Dolforwyn Castle, the last castle to be built by Llewelwyn (Prince of Wales) between 1273 and 1277 is also worth a visit, as is the drive to Glansevern Hall Gardens (2.5 miles). Other popular attractions include Llanrhaeadr Waterfall (the tallest in the UK), Portmeirion and the Mountains of Snowdonia, the Centre for Alternative Technology and King Arthur's Labyrinth.
Walking
Lovely walk from the farm to Castle Caereinion where you will find a pub after your efforts
Glyndwr's Way is a long distance footpath in Mid Wales that was granted National Trail status in the year 2000. Join the path in Welshpool (4 miles).
Severn Way – Gentle 12 mile route along the Montgomery Canal towpath from Welshpool (4 miles) to Newtown.
Offa’s Dyke National Trail (177 miles in total) following the Welsh/English border. Nearest joining point is at Montgomery, 6 miles away.
Cycling
National Route 81can be joined at the end of the farm drive. This is part of the route from Aberystwyth to Shrewsbury. 0.5 mile.
Lake Vyrnwy – 12 mile circuit around the scenic Lake Vyrnwy. 22 miles
Fishing
Montgomery Canal – Welshpool. Enjoy some coarse fishing on the peaceful canal. 4 miles
Find out more about fishing in the Welshpool area
Golf
Lakeside Golf Course, Montgomery - 9 hole golf course. 4 miles
Welshpool Golf Club – 18 hole golf course. 4.5 miles
Pony-trekking
Long Mountain Centre - Pony trekking for the complete beginner or the experienced rider. 12 miles
Watersports
Lake Vyrnwy – Canoeing, kayaking, sailing and windsurfing - suitable for the whole family. 22 miles
