Ty Gwyn Farm offers two self catering properties situated in Llandrindod Wells, Powys. Ty Gwyn Farm in Mid Wales is a traditional mixed farm, sitting in the rolling hills of Radnorshire, with stunning panoramic views in every direction. Ty Gwyn is an ideal base from which to explore this hidden, unspoilt area of Mid Wales.

Granary Cottage: This self catering cottage has been converted to a high standard where it retains its character whilst providing modern facilities. The self catering cottage is furnished with a mixture of modern and old to give guests comfortable, stylish and relaxing accommodation.

This accommodation boasts an open hallway and stairs, spacious well-lit kitchen / dining room, well equipped with oven, hob, fridge, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine. There is a good range of attractive crockery, glass, cutlery and cooking pans and utensils. The dining area has a pine dining table with light over. A large freezer is available for guests use.

A comfortable and light sitting room, with a large comfy sofa and armchairs, colour TV with Freeview and DVD player, CD player / radio and plenty of books and games. Lighting is versatile and allows for atmospheric soft lighting as well as good direct light for reading. A large window has stunning views over the hills of Mid Wales.

There are two en suite bedrooms. On the ground floor a double bedded room with fitted wardrobe and shelving, dressing table with large mirror, magnifying mirror and overhead lights. En-suite bathroom with walk in shower and bath, shaver point and light over mirror. Upstairs there is a twin bedded room with en-suite bathroom with bath.

Free fast Wi-Fi.

We regret but we do not take children under 15years of age.

Dogs are welcome by arrangement. £25 per dog.

The Straw Cottage is a memorable experience, away from the modern world, no modern gadgets or electricity. Pets are allowed by arrangement. The cottage sits in 3and half acres of its own ground on the 130 acre farm.

The cottage has been built using centuries old building methods. The walls are made of straw bales, and then coated with lime mortar inside and out. The roof insulation is sheep’s wool and the roof is covered with cedar shingles. Inside, the cottage has two double bedrooms, one has twin beds, and the other has a double bed. There is a shower and a normal flushing W.C. in the bathroom.

A large sitting room with wood burner leads out onto the veranda. There is a kitchen area with sink with hot and cold water, gas oven and hob and gas cool box. Lighting is by candles, lanterns and solar. Outside there is a veranda with views and a stream runs nearby. Hammock. Firepit. Stream dipping, treasure hunt and den building for children.

The cottage sits on the edge of Ben’s Wood, a small wood that has been coppiced so it is light and airy with dappled sun and bluebells in the spring time. In front of the cottage the ground gently slopes down to the field and the stream, with views to the far hills. In the wood are several bird boxes, home to a variety of birds including woodpeckers, tree creepers and blue tits.

Children off all ages welcome.

Dogs are welcome by arrangement. £25 per dog.

Llandrindod Wells, Builth Wells, Kington, Knighton and Presteigne are all small local towns each with its own individual style. They all have local shops as well as some of the larger chains and supermarkets. If eating out is your pleasure, then there are pubs and restaurants to suit every taste and pocket.

Granary Cottage £390 - £750 per week. Short breaks available

Straw Cottage £662-£903 per week.

£436 - £572 – 3 or 4 night breaks.