Llandrindod Wells 6.4 miles, Builth Wells 14 miles, Hay-on-Wye 25 miles, Hereford 34 miles.
Tucked away within the stunning Welsh countryside between Llandegley and Penybont, lies Carnau Bach, a stone and oak-framed farmhouse positioned next to the owner’s home.
Boasting a traditional décor with character touches, Carnau Bach welcomes families looking to escape to rural Wales, perfect for exploring The Elan Valley in Rhayader, close to Llandrindod Wells and Builth Wells, the home of the Royal Welsh Agricultural Show.
The sitting room makes the perfect spot to spend quality time with loved ones, where you can light up the oil-burning stove and settle down on the sofa in front of the television, tuning into your favourite shows or selecting a DVD to watch.
Take three steps up to the large kitchen/diner, complemented by a fabulous mix of old and new with a fabulous Welsh dresser at one end along with a contemporary centre island, duck egg blue high gloss wall and base units and stone walls.
It is certain to inspire some home cooking!
Follow the hallway to the handy utility room, offering a microwave and washing machine so you won’t have to pack your whole wardrobe, while there is also a storeroom for boots and walking gear.
As you wind down, climb the attractive wooden staircase to reach the bedrooms, with a king-size on the right and a twin on the left, presented to a lovely standard with oak furnishings and velux windows, providing an idyllic outlook over the surrounding fields.
The upstairs bathroom is accessed via the twin bedroom and is dominated by the fabulous, free-standing roll top bath, perfect for a soothing soak after a day of rambles, but if you would prefer to start the day with a shower, then a spacious walk-in shower can be found just off the utility room downstairs.
Relish in your surroundings from the front garden and take a moment to truly relax, before accessing the scenic trail that leads to Llandegley rocks, just opposite the cottage.
Venture into the friendly town of Llandrindod Wells, home to some beautiful, architectural buildings in ornate styles dating from the Victorian and Edwardian eras, along with an 18th century coaching Inn, a museum, gallery and supermarkets for picking up any essentials.
This part of Mid Wales is a fantastic walking destination and the whole area offers various opportunities to enjoy the outdoors with activities such as wildlife spotting, star gazing or cycling.
You can also go horse riding in nearby Dolau!
The property is well placed to explore the picturesque Cambrian Mountains and the Elan Valley with its Victorian dams and wildlife rich countryside.
Carnau Bach is an attractive base for a family getaway, any time of year.