The property
Set in the beautiful rolling countryside hills of Wales, 4 miles from the quaint town of Llanfair Caereinion, is this delightful former stables.
Cut Lloi has been renovated into a stylish holiday home for couples looking for a remote retreat.
Accessed via a no through road, this property offers complete tranquility, away from the hustle and bustle of city life, with a convenient ramp leading up to the front door, ideal for those with limited mobility.
Stepping through the property, you are greeted to a spacious open-plan living space, with a welcoming sitting room offering a large sofa, where you can relax and unwind of an evening with your loved one, while catching up on your favourite shows.
The kitchen has been amply-equipped with everything you could need to rustle up a delicious home-cooked meal, to be enjoyed at the dining room table, which seats four.
Down the hall is a spacious double bedroom, which has high-quality furnishings, with an adjacent shower room.
Delight in the modern fixtures and fittings, and enjoy a relaxing shower to wash away those aches and pains of the day.
Off-road parking is available directly outside for two cars.
While you're in this remote area, use the opportunity to go on scenic walks or cycling.
For a taste of history, take a drive towards the medieval Powis Castle, perched on a hilltop, overlooking the town of Welshpool.
Discover its rich history inside, with beautiful landscaped gardens to explore, as well as the exotic treasure at The Clive Museum.
Use Cut Lloi as your base for exploring this stunning part of the Welsh countryside.
About the location
LLANFAIR CAEREINION
Welshpool 8 miles.
The town of Llanfair Caereinion is built upon the site of an old Roman fort, in the valley of the River Banwy. It is a thriving town built around The Church of St Mary, with a Post Office, two supermarkets, and a selection of three different pubs. The annual Llanfair Caereinion Carnival is very popular with locals, and proceeds through the town with a full parade of floats and dancing troupes, providing a Rio carnival atmosphere. There is a river walk along the banks of the Banwy leading to an Arboretum, containing over 25 different species of British trees, an ideal place to explore before stepping back in time and jumping on the start of the narrow gauge heritage steam railway that runs 8.5 miles west to Welshpool. Welshpool nestles into the upper reaches of the picturesque Severn Valley near the border between Wales and England. This bustling market town is surrounded by rolling hills and glorious unspoilt countryside. There's a unique blend of shops offering arts & crafts, fashion & leisure, fresh produce, and quality pubs and restaurants, as well as the town centre’s restored cock fighting pit and interesting Heritage Trail. Visit the famous 13th Century Powis Castle, and the renowned Dingle Gardens. Enjoy a cruise in the summer sun along the Montgomery Canal or glorious walks and bike rides along National walking trails and the Offa’s Dyke Pathway.