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Lovely timber clad barn conversion in the small village of Llanafan Fawr. Beams, woodburner and romantic bedroom. Builth Wells 6 miles. (Ref. 2186)
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A delightful, stone-built barn conversion, two miles from the village of Hundred House. Woodburning stove, mezzanine bedroom with roll-top bath. Romantic retreat. Excellent walking and cycling. Builth Wells 6 miles. (Ref. 22968)
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A magnificent cottage tucked away into the village of Cwmdu, Brecon Beacons National Park. Open-plan. Mountain views. Perfect for couples or a small family. Crickhowell 4.9 miles. (Ref. 977871)
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This end-terrace cottage is a fantastic base. Lovely kitchen and sitting room with dining area. Lawned area with patio. Howey 1.8 miles. (Ref. 932195)
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A lovely, cosy, detached former farmhouse with elevated views across working farmland close to the popular market town of Builth Wells, ideal for families and friends looking to explore the beautiful countryside and historic towns. (Ref. 918961)
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Secluded rural holiday home in Mid Wales. Two woodburners. WiFi. Large garden leading onto common land, with walks from the door. Ample parking. Llanbister 2 miles. (Ref. 922659)
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7 nights from £310
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A semi-detached barn conversion situated close to the village of Beulah, in Powys. Two double bedrooms. Spacious accommodation. Enclosed garden. Builth Wells 8 miles. (Ref. 964317)
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Stay in one of our most enviable Wales cottages, a detached barn conversion with superb mountain and river views, with private fishing on 3 miles of River Wye. Walking and cycle trail on doorstep. (Ref. 2940)
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7 nights from £379
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Traditional detached farmhouse nestled in a secluded valley just outside Bleddfa, offering a perfect retreat for exploring the Welsh Marches. Pets welcome. Woodburner. WiFi. Close to historic towns and villages and Offa's Dyke Path. Knighton 7 miles. (Ref. 926667)
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A quaint and romantic retreat, attached to an arts centre, ideal for exploring the Welsh Marches and nearby Shropshire Hills. Great for couples looking for fantastic walking countryside, peppered with picturesque towns and villages. Knighton 7 miles. (Ref. 933477)
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Please find below a selection of self catering holiday cottages to rent across Powys, Wales.
Powys covers a huge chunk of rural mid Wales, a verdant area of hills and valleys and, of course, the Brecon Beacons National Park. Most of our Powys cottage holidaymakers come here for the 'great outdoors' and the abundance of activities on offer.
Walk the Beacons Way, a 100-mile trail across the magnificent National Park, its dramatic scenery of sandstone bluffs and gorges created during the ice age. Explore the Black Mountains on horse-back, interlaced with ancient bridleways. Spin through the countryside atop mountain bikes, with numerous routes on offer. Climb Dinas Rock, Morlais Quarry or Llangattock. Or do something different and learn how to drive a rally car, take a course in caving or paragliding, or visit a red kite feeding station.
Those keen on fishing will find trout and salmon in the Wye and Usk, while Llangorse Lake is a picturesque spot to fish, sail, walk and spot all kinds of flora and fauna. Another idyllic lake to visit is Vyrnwy in the north of Powys, where you'll find wooded trails, kayaking, an incredible Victorian dam and RSPB workshops.
Don't miss the stimulating Centre for Alternative Technology near Machynlleth. Nor Powis Castle, a fine medieval building with beautiful terraced gardens. Kids will love a trip on the Welshpool & Llanfair light railway, not to mention an exciting underground tour at The National Showcaves Centre. Bookworms, meanwhile, will head for Hay-on-Wye.
And if your Powys cottage holiday happens to fall in July, make sure you visit the Royal Welsh Show, a major listing on the annual events' calendar.