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1 bed self contained cottage set in rural mid Wales. Large hot tub available to use at an additional cost of £20 per day for your own use..... please let us know prior to arrival if you would like the tub, as we have to balance chemicals and get it up to temperature ready for you. Full kitchen with everything you could possibly need... pots, pans, steamer, slow cooker etc,sky TV, log burner and central heating. We have beautiful views, some lovely walks and a haven of wildlife on our doorstep.

Hot tub can be booked for your sole use (£20 per night).... payable on arrival please. Unfortunately, we are unable to accommodate guests in the hot tub that have any kind of fake tan applied, it turns the water orange!!!!! Apologies for any inconvenience this may cause but we need to keep our facilities clean for other guests. Please be aware that we are in a valley and internet can be hit and miss, if you are looking to be on line for a lot of the time.... this may not the place for you. Mobile signal is really a no go, we are happy for you to use our land line to make any calls. As we are in the country, as hard as we try, you may spot the odd cobweb in the beams and a little dust.... all part of the character and country experience:-)

Very quiet area. No bus service. Lovely views.

Come and visit our beautiful, restored wagon, high on a peaceful, off-grid hill. For walkers or cyclists, romantic breaks or retreats in nature; this is perfect for adventures or simply relaxing on the deck with a cup of tea heated by hydro power. Cosy all year round with wood burning stove and kitchenette, it has all you need for a relaxing stay. Holistic massage is available in the farmhouse for that added touch of luxury and relaxation, if the peace, quiet and the birdsong is not enough!

Getting away from it all is easier than you may think, in this surprising little carriage perched on a secluded hill. It is a unique space in many ways, but I can describe to you some of our favourites! The carriage is on the land of a working smallholding and community. The farmhouse has several people living and sharing the garden, and we are completely off-grid, with our own fresh water supply, and self-contained small hydro system with solar backup to provide all our electricity. The carriage itself is made from a guards wagon. Before braking could be done remotely from the engine, a guard traveled in this wagon, and would have had to manually brake all of the carriages when necessary. When technology advanced, these wagons were sold off to farmers by the railways, as well-built sheds and cabins. This one was winched to the top of our hill and renovated, and we are very excited to be sharing it! Ideal for retreats, romantic breaks, or for a base on a walking or cycling trip, the carriage is close enough to civilization to be convenient (the market town of Machynlleth is a 15 minute drive away) but also remote enough to really, truly relax. I also have a treatment room in the house, so if you would like to book in for a Holistic Massage as part of your holiday, just let me know and I'll be very happy to see you. The farmhouse who's land the carriage is on, is the only dwelling on this side of the mountain, so if peace is what you are looking for then you have come to the right place. However civilization is close at hand! The charming market town of Machynlleth is a 15 minute drive away, and has a vibrant community and enough shops to get you everything you need. There are plenty of popular attractions, for example the Centre for Alternative Technology for those interested in treading more lightly, the Dyfi bike park for downhill enthusiasts is right next door, or the Dyfi Osprey Project, a breeding site for ospreys. We are nestled in the southern edge of the Snowdonia National Park, so there is plenty of exploring for walkers and cyclists to do- Cadair Idris is one of my favourite mountains and it's only 15 minutes away... We are 1.5 miles from the A487 near Machynlleth, up a forestry track- fairly well maintained but with a smattering of potholes, for the rally driver in us all. Full, easy directions will be sent upon booking! There is space to park, with a short walk (1 minute) up a fairly steep hill with steps, so please consider if you can manage this before booking! I lived up here without a car for 10 years, and it is certainly possible to manage. Trains come regularly to Machynlleth from the Shrewsbury / Birmingham direction, and from Machynlleth there is a good bus service coming to Pantperthog. It is a 25 minute walk (again, uphill!) to get to the carriage from the bus stop. Of course there is always the taxi- from Machynlleth it costs £10. I can provide their details upon booking. We live off-grid! We think this is pretty amazing, and love being self-sufficient in power and water. But it does mean that sometimes, when it's been really dry for ages, or when things go a bit wrong, we may need to be careful with how much power we use. Occasionally it means the peace will be broken by a couple of hours of our noisy old diesel generator charging the batteries if there has been some problem, or us using the chainsaw for a while to cut our (and your!) firewood. It means we'll sometimes have to ask you to use the gas instead of the electric kettle, and to avoid using hairdryers or similar high power luxury items. Apart from these rare events it shouldn't create any inconveniences, just a warm fuzzy feeling that during your stay you are having barely any impact on your environment, and a great example of how the eco lifestyle can work! Good outdoor shoes or wellies, and slippers are also a good idea as I do provide some but your own may be preferable.

The farmhouse who's land the carriage is on, is the only dwelling on this side of the mountain, so if peace is what you are looking for then you have come to the right place. However civilization is close at hand! The charming market town of Machynlleth is a 15 minute drive away, and has a vibrant community and enough shops to get you everything you need. There are plenty of popular attractions, for example the Centre for Alternative Technology for those interested in treading more lightly, the Dyfi Bike Park for extreme downhill enthusiasts are our closest neighbours, or the Dyfi Osprey Project, a breeding site for a pair of ospreys. We are nestled in the southern edge of the Snowdonia National Park, so there is plenty of exploring for walkers and cyclists to do- Cadair Idris is one of my favourite mountains and it's only 20 minutes away..!

Be under no illusion this is like camping under a wooden roof! Not glamping or an hotel. Boatel guests share the boat roofed shed with other guests and residents and no one has exclusivity on this structure. The boat is old and dusty with the occasional spider, an unusual and quirky experience!! The views are stunning. Sorry no dogs but there are two friendly dogs that live here. And cats and ex caged chickens.

Set in an acre of wild flowers and up a mountain in the beautiful Dyfi Valley Biosphere the Boatel is literally a bed in a boat! Not to mention a beautiful open plan cooking and living space – all in a shed AKA the Boat Roofed Shed. Recognised for its amazing and unique qualities, it even won the infamous Cuprinol’s Shed of the Year in 2013. It’s our absolute pride and joy and we love sharing it with our guests! We’ve hosted comedy festivals, exclusive concerts and curious tourists in our little mountain hideaway and Alex (aka DJ Badly) uses it to prepare his sets for festivals such as Glastonbury. We built the shed in 2012 using recycled materials and it was our first major project. Alex is normally a rubbish DIY person, so designing and building the whole thing ourselves was a great achievement and we couldn’t have been happier to win both the ‘Shed of the Year’ Unique Category and the Overall category in 2013. From the shed you can see across Cader Idris (part of the Cambrian Mountains of Snowdonia). It’s so beautiful even in the maddest of weathers, you can close the door, light the candles, pop some kindling in the wood burner and be snug and warm in moments. Our guests all love staying in the Boatel - they love the peace, the location, the structure, the ambience, and the curios (Alex is a big collector and has been on Antiques Roadshow with his Poole Pottery collection!). As well as the relentless throwing of Frisbees for the dogs! We supply all bedding but do not supply towels or breakfast.

We live in the dyfi valley biosphere and we are very committed environmentalists. There are a lot of fantastic Visitor attractions in the area, particularly the Centre of Alternative Technology, Talyllyn Railways and of course Cader Idris – which is part of the Cambrian Mountains of Snowdonia which can be seen from the boat roofed shed!

The lovely, comfortable Lotus Belle tent is pitched in the picturesque village of Goginan, surrounded by gorgeous views, great walks and cycle tracks. It's one mile from the 2017 award winning Druid Inn, known for it's good food (not Tues) and real ales and a pleasant walkable two miles from the Exchange Stores village shop. The vibrant seaside town of Aberystwyth, with it's Victorian promenade, is just seven miles away.

You’ll enjoy great views of the Melindwr valley, often with red kites flying above you! You will have your own private little garden with a fire bowl/barbeque. The hot tub is similarly secluded - hidden by a big apple tree covered in roses, wisteria and clematis. The kitchen (with electricity) and toilet are yours exclusively during your stay and are a few yards from your tent. We have an outside gas bottle shower by the hot tub, but ( PLEASE NOTE ) no actual inside shower. The tent has a porch for your muddy shoes and the wood burner keeps you cosy on cold nights! The tent has no electricity - but lanterns are more fun! The king-size bed is made of two 2' 6" beds and so can be split to accommodate two guests who wish to sleep separately. The tent could accommodate one extra person who would have an inflatable mattress. A travel cot and high chair can be ready if you have a baby. Good for couples, friends, small families or on your own!

In Goginan, you will be very close to the wonderful Devil's Bridge waterfalls and the Bwlch Nant-yr-Arian Forest Visitor Centre and red kite feeding area. You can walk straight out of my garden and onto mapped paths into the surrounding hills! You can borrow maps from me if you wish. As well as having two cinemas, lots of restaurants, bars and coffee shops, Aberystwyth town's attractions include: the Aberystwyth Cliff Railway, (funicular), a Victorian camera obscura at the top of Constitution Hill, the Vale of Rheidol steam railway (Aberystwyth to Devil's Bridge), Aberystwyth Arts Centre, the Parc Penglais nature reserve, the Ystwyth Trail cycle path, National Library of Wales AND THE BEACH!

Cosy and warm, fully insulated with woodburner and outside fire. There is a kitchenette, pots, pans, plates, cups etc. The yurt is under an ancient tree on 30 acres of organic land on a mountainside in Wales. With woodburner, comfy double bed and single (if required), ecoloo and nearby hot shower. A perfect retreat space with wildlife, peace and tranquility. An opportunity to experience One Planet Living. Mindfullness meditation for Health and Wellbeing available on request at £25 for an hour.

The mongolian yurt is in a secluded place on a working smallholding. We have sheep, ducks, bees, cats. Everything is Eco and Sustainable as much as possible. Fresh fruit, vegetables and eggs available in season. Inside the yurt is furnished with a double bed, small kitchenette and woodburner. Original hand painted woodwork adorns the inside of the yurt. The toilet is next to the yurt.

Tir Heddwch - Annie's Land is situated in the Dyfi Valley which is designated as a Unesco Biosphere because of its natural beauty, wildlife and environmental sensitivity. Machynlleth is nearest town for shops and nightlife. There is a good pub serving food in the village 2 miles away.

400 year old traditional welsh longhouse, lovingly restored and bursting with original features. Nestled in stunning countryside, woods and streams. Wood burning fire. Renovated in 2015, New outdoor pizza oven, cinema barn & wood fired hot tub. Sleeps 15 in 7 bedrooms.

Wake up to nothing but bird song at this very tranquil location on the edge of both the Snowdonia National Park and the Cambrian Mountain range. A traditional Welsh Longhouse and converted stables dating back over 400 years packed full of all the traditional features you'd expect from a property of this period, but having lovingly been restored includes all your creature comforts including a very swish new kitchen and bathroom with Victorian roll top bath and flower head shower. Enjoy our welcome hamper upon on arrival when booking for a whole week. Completely refurbished for 2015 the cottage sleeps 15 plus cots. The kitchen is very spacious, perfect for large groups to cook and just hang out in, we also have two living rooms and a dining room that seats 16. Outside boasts a large seating area. wood fired hot tub, pizza oven and 4 acres of woodland, meadow and babbling streams to explore with numerous walks for all abilities from the door. There is a kids play area complete with lookout tower, swings, slide and willow tunnel. The cinema barn is now also complete and and guests are welcome to bring their own dvds, blu ray, 4K and 3D films with them to watch on the 14 foot screen with 7.2 surround sound. Bring your own active 3D glasses for 3D films. At dusk, pull up a chair outside and watch the bats that weave in and out of the trees, and then stargaze to yours hearts content, the night sky is breathtaking. Close to the beaches at Aberdyfi and 20 minutes from Snowdonia Ideal for families or adult groups there is plenty of space for outdoor games and summer bbqs. For the real adventurers, why not take off into the woods with our recommended bushcraft man 'RedDragonBushcraft' and go all Ray Mears... If you want to see what we've been up to lately, get to know us a bit more, see some more photos and stay in touch then search for fronlwydfarmholidaycottage on f’book Please note, During the winter period from new year to mid-March we operate a 3 day minimum stay policy, for the rest of the year it is four nights if staying over a weekend and three nights during the week. In school holidays bookings run for a week, Saturday to Saturday

There are plenty of walks straight from your door to explore the surrounding countryside. Walk for miles not seeing a soul and just listen to the sound of birdsong and Buzzards and Red Kites circling above. Take an expedition off to find the stone circles on the hill side above or just take off for the day to explore the surrounding area. Fronlwyd is right in the middle of a beautiful unspoilt valley that is a tributary to the river Dyfi, a world famous salmon river and internationally renowned 'biosphere' for flauna and flora. there is hill walking from our door, at the head of the valley is the sources of the rivers Severn and Wye with their respective long distance footpaths beginning here. A ten minute drive away is the Hafren forest which has miles of walking and cycle tracks through it and there is sailing fifteen minutes away at Llyn Cllewedog. Depending on how adventurous you want to get you go pony trekking on the beach at Borth, Canadian canoe down the Dyfi river, kayaking at the Welsh national kayaking centre near Llangollen and of course Snowdownia is on our doorstep - my favourite mountain to walk is cader idris which is the highest peak in Southern Snowdonia but is just as spectacular as Snowdon with the added benefit being without the crowds - it's about half an hour from Fronlwyd. The area is famous for mountain biking and Machnylleth, 20 minutes away, has four downhill trails that will challenge any rider. The nationally renowned Coed-y-brenin trails are around 35 minutes away also. The Redbull hardline is also 15 minutes away. A little further afield is go-ape and also the longest zip wire in Europe, which is something like a mile long! Several guests have been on this and said that it was a great experience. Also rave reviews continue for the underground caves 'Bounce Below'. If this is all a bit too 'extreme' there is stacks to other things to do that is more in keeping with the tourist scene, castles a plenty, narrow gauge railways, art galleries etc There is plenty of space for bikes at Fronlwyd with a garage to lock them up in and pressure washer available. There is so much to do around here!

Stay in our beautifully crafted wooden Shepherd’s Hut, set in your own private south facing field next to the river. Surrounded by rolling green hills, this is the perfect eco-getaway, with solar powered electricity and extensive outdoor space. Enjoy the elegant interior furnishings and cosy wood stove, and explore the many walks on offer directly from your doorstep. Ideal for dog owners, hikers, cyclists and nature lovers, or anyone looking to get away from the normal hustle and bustle of life.

The Shepherd's Hut has been lovingly crafted and furnished to provide a uniquely stylish and cosy retreat. Showcasing the natural wood and slate furniture that we make for a living, the space contains cleverly designed table and benches that slide out from under the bed for spacious indoor dining, and lots of hidden storage for your belongings. The Shepherd's hut has been very well insulated and even on the coldest winter days you will be dry and toasty inside with the wood burner and the gas-powered shower. No need to bring wood, we have a healthy pile for you to use. There is a toilet and shower attached to the back of the cabin with spectacular views. Enjoy your breakfast at the table outside and maybe spot the grey heron flying in to catch his food from the river. In the evening you can sit outdoors around a bonfire to gaze at the stars and listen out for the owls, or watch the moon rise over the fields from your comfy bed. Keep your eyes pealed for badgers and otters, and enjoy guaranteed peace and quiet and connection to nature. There is no wi-fi, but there is mobile phone reception. Parking is available close to the Hut, either by our house or a short walk on the other side of the hedge.

The Shepherd’s Hut is located in Abercegir, 5 miles from the market town of Machynlleth, and ideal for walkers and cyclists, or anyone looking to get away from the normal hustle and bustle of life. The cross-Wales Glyndwr’s Way passes close by, and there is easy access to mountain biking trails, hill walking, kayaking, bird watching, climbing, surfing, and popular visitor attractions such as C.A.T. (the Centre for Alternative Technology).

Single bedroom in house with shared use of lounge & fully equipped kitchen. 2 other rentable rooms. Stair lift, toilets on both floors, shower over bath, wifi, TV & DVD player in lounge, books to read. Tea, coffee, breakfast cereal etc provided. Undercover outdoor space to store bikes, have a smoke etc. 10 mins from station, 2 mins from bus stop. 5 mins from pubs, restaurants, shops & playground. Lively market on weds. Great walks & bike rides in the area. In minutes you can be up in the hills.

This ground floor conversion is a spacious and elegant open plan kitchen/sitting/dining room. Triple glazed at the front, it's beautifully quiet. The generous bedroom at the back has a lovely modern wetroom. Underfloor heating throughout means you will be cosy and warm. The bustling market town of Machynlleth is just up the road, with both the railway station and the bus stop just opposite the house, so you can ditch the car and head out into the amazing countryside. Access is using a keycode.

The kitchen has all you should need - fridge, kettle, microwave, toaster, stove and oven and a large table to enjoy your meals. There is a comfy sofa and soft chair as well as the dining table & chairs. The bedroom has a comfortable double bed. The level-access wetroom leads off this room. In the sitting room, there is a sofabed (this is a small 'double') and we can provide a travel cot should you need it. The whole space is was set up for someone who had disabilities. If you have specific needs, please contact us to discuss before booking. A little glitch would be that if the electricity trips, we will need access to the bedroom - this happens once every year or two. There is parking on the street to the front, or on the small road leading up to the station. There is also an off-road carpark opposite the house which you would need to pay for separately. - Free Wifi - Smart TV with Freeview and you can access your own Netflix etc. - Guest access is with a keycode so you are completely independent.

Machynlleth punches way above its weight with its annual Comedy Festival, Music Festival (mainly 'classical'), and the Dyfi Enduro. It has its own Museum of Modern Art (five separate exhibition spaces), nearby Ynys Hir (RSPB) hosted Springwatch for three years, the Centre For Alternative Technology is just up the road and did I mention the mountain biking? There are local walks or you can start on a longer hike from here. It's an ancient town, home to Owain Glyndŵr’s 1404 parliament and a market that dates back to 1291. There are lovely pubs, some with live music at weekends. There's a good deli and eateries galore including the nearby Michelin star restaurant at Ynys Hir.

We have three large, light and comfortable rooms in a family home right in the heart of Machynlleth. Each one is uniquely decorated, and furnished with a double bed (though we can accommodate more on futons if you need!). Though it is a family home, you will have a private small kitchen and bathroom, and also access to the family garden if you wish. There is also free internet, a DVD player with films to watch, a radio and a book swap. We can offer you a relaxing, private and peaceful space, whether you are an individual, couple, family or a larger group. Machynlleth itself is a pleasant market town surrounded by hills and at the edge of the beautiful Dyfi valley. As well as the Wednesday weekly market, there are plenty of shops, pubs and places to eat. Just outside of town there are many cycling, running and walking trails in the hills, mountains and forests, Europe's leading eco-centre the Centre for Alternative Technology, the RSPB Ynys-hir nature reserve (made famous on Springwatch!), two fantastic beaches at Aberdyfi and Ynyslas, and just a short distance away Aberystwyth, with its splendid Arts Centre. The house has nearby parking, is just 100 yards from the bus stop, and only a few minutes walk from the train station. Please note that we do not accept pets and as the rooms are on the third floor, the accommodation is not suitable for those with mobility problems. The stairs to the loft are steep. You can park outside the house to unload and then move the car to an off road car park a couple of hundred metres away. We are located on the main road, so there is some traffic noise during the day. Looking forward to seeing you!

Originally stables/coach house, the cottage has been converted to cosy one-up-one-down self-catering accommodation. With double bed and double sofa bed, shower, washing machine, fully equipped kitchen. 10 min walk from station, very close to shops, cafes etc. There is normally space to park one car on the drive, but be aware that the entrance is a bit narrow. If you come in an electric car we can find a plug for you to charge up.

The cottage is around 200 years old and was originally the coach house/stables. The open plan lounge/kitchen/diner on the ground floor has a double sofa/bed, table and chairs, an electric oven/hob, microwave, kettle, fridge, toaster (plus starter kit of tea, coffee and sugar) and a well-stocked games box. Stairs up to open-plan bedroom with double bed and bathroom en-suite. Sleeps 2 (or 4 cosily with 2 on the double sofa/bed downstairs). Free Wi-fi THERE IS NO TV OR DVD PLAYER Secure bicycle parking CD /Bluetooth Player

Set in the heart of rural mid-Wales, Machynlleth is a lovely historic market town with a population of about 2,000. In the town (a 2 minute walk) there are: several cafes and pubs; a wholefood shop; a couple of supermarkets and lots of antique shops. Also a leisure centre (swimming pool, squash courts, bowls rink, fitness suite and sports hall) and an outdoor playground;. Notably, apart from the supermarkets, all the shops are ‘independently’ owned. There is a fair bit of live music in town - in the pubs and at the Tabernacle. There are also a few drop-in activities to participate in e.g. Table Tennis and Board Games (both once a week) if you want to know more about these please ask us.

Located in the stunning and remote 'Artists Valley' (with Beavers) this charming Self Contained Space is in a 75 acre conservation and permaculture site. With unparalleled views, an ideal base for walking, enjoying nature and rural family retreats.

This cosy Cottage is centrally heated with radiators which are on constantly (please let us know if you are too warm!), is well insulated and gets lovely and homely. There is also a heater in the bathroom :) Upstairs, there is a very large bedroom than can sleep up to 5 (very good!) friends or a young family but is better suited to couples. In the bedroom there is a hand basin with hot running water, a wardrobe and chest of drawers for you to use. The double bed has an electric blanket and there is a TV (which you can chose to completely ignore!) with freesat channels and a DVD player. Wifi is available in the beautiful Breakfast Room next door - and there is an (moody!) ethernet connection upstairs in the Cottage itself (please bring a laptop with an Ethernet port) but there is a good Wifi signal in both the Gazebo and the Breakfast room. Our connection here at the end of the Valley can on occasion, be temperamental - so just in case, best not to rely on it for life and death situations... but it is normally more than adequate to check emails, download films and make internet video calls. We hope that you will be so busy enjoying the stunning natural landscape that you may forget the internet - just for a moment xxx ;) There is no washing machine in the Cottage, but for those on longer stays (5 days or more), please ask at the main house, and we would be happy to help - £10 for a service wash and dry x The double bed is made up with fresh linens for each stay and extra blankets are supplied in abundance. Linens and towels will be changed once a week for folk on longer stays. If you require additional bedding, sheets and pillowcases etc (for larger groups using the extra sofa bed etc.), we are happy to do so (although they will most likely not match at all!) for a laundry fee of £6 per person. Although there is no open fire in Narnia itself, directly opposite the South facing door is a stunning octagonal glass Gazebo, with a comfy sofa and wood- burning stove - you would have sole use of the Gazebo when you book Narnia! 10 metres from your door, it is a gorgeous space to sit and read, do your emails, share bottle of wine, muse over a jigsaw, knit something or chat indoors.... but outdoors at the same time ;) ...................and it really does get toasty in there in winter with the fire going! - we can provide you with some nice dry wood - please ask for details. It is an amazing place to be in crazy weather! - right in the middle of it, yet warm and dry all at once :) Please note that although the Gazebo is lovely, it is an outdoor structure and the floor can get damp after heavy rain (but the sofa stays dry!) and although we do suck up spider webs regularly, there will always be a few :) The Gazebo is supplied with some dry firewood but we charge £10 per barrow load if you need more. In addition to exploring the whole Permaculture and Conservation site, you would also be able to make the most of our new 'Breakfast Room' - a 10 metre Conservatory with glass on 3 sides, tables and chairs to sit at and comfy sofas at the other end. This gorgeous space is for use by everyone at Blaeneinion and is perfect to relax in or check emails on wetter days - please see the photos :) There are lots of plants, a stereo system, some childrens toys (wooden train set has been a big hit!) jigsaws, a piano and a growing and eclectic mixture of books to enjoy. It is a great spot to enjoy looking out at the stars in the evening or enjoying a glass of wine after a long days walking and exploring :) The breakfast room is super-hot on Summer days and comfortably warmed by even the merest sunshine even in Winter.... the stone wall internally retains heat like a big storage heater well into the evenings. Please ask if you would like eggs or fresh produce produced on site (chickens lay much less in Winter though x) For young families -please let us know if need to borrow our travel cot :) Please note that the £7 per night surcharge for extra guests also applies however small the people are, so BABIES AND TODDLERS ARE COUNTED AS AN EXTRA GUEST. Over the past few years we have found that families with young children tend to use more heating and hot water, need travel cots and often more cleaning x We love hosting children so have remarkable facilities for young families - toys, instruments and games, super gentle and friendly animals, a fire pit for toasting marshmallows, kayaks and food that can be foraged on site! ... to make all this possible and enable inspiring and memorable family holidays, all we ask is a small surcharge of £7 per night per person to cover costs. PLEASE ENTER 'INFANTS' as 'CHILDREN OVER 2' in the booking process to make sure it all goes through correctly (I am in an ongoing discussion with Airbnb about all this) It is uncomfortable for us and for you if I to have to ask guests for a surcharge for their little one after a booking request is made :0( Lets all continue making this place special for folk of all ages!

Our neighbourhood is very quiet, secluded and tranquil. The air is clean, you can see the stars and we never hear sirens!

Cosy double room in a quirky apartment with great views over both the town and the hills behind. Most likely you'll be sharing communal areas with myself and 2 daughters, to be clear this is our family home and it has relevant wear and tear and walls still to be painted etc. Not a holiday cottage but well equipped and brilliantly located close to public transport, shops and private parking. Shared garden also for your use. We have 3 black cats too.

Situated over three floors over an old bank the flat is quite an unusual space that we've made our home for 3 years now, still a work in progress but nearly there! Your double glazed room at the back of the house has stunning views orientated towards the sunset. From the kitchen diner you can enjoy a great vantage point over the town

Machynlleth is a safe and friendly town with easy access to trains to Birmingham and beyond and at the edge of Snowdonia, the Celtic rainforest and some stunning beaches. I think it's utopia but I might be biased.

In the heart of a former Welsh slating village, this beautiful boutique-style cottage is the ideal place to get away from it all. With walks, coast, steam railways and bike trails all to hand, there is something for everyone. Glanydon has two wood burning stoves, an amazing bathroom and a very well equipped kitchen. We can also provide baby equipment (speak to us for info) for those coming with a baby. The cottage is NOT SAFE for a baby who is mobile. Surcharge of £25 if you bring baby.

If you are coming for a special occasion we would be happy to make sure there are flowers/chocolates/bubbly etc etc in the cottage for your arrival, just speak to us re what you'd like.

There is a café/village store just a few metres from Glanydon cottage (Idris Stores) where you will get a great cuppa and more and a warm welcome. There is also a pub (The Slater's Arms) just a few metres on again which does pub grub and Sunday lunches. The views of the mountains are stunning!

Loft Room above workshop. Adjacent to family home. Workshop used to run cut flower business. Roadside. Easy private parking just a few metres further down the road but drop off bay outside. Easy walking distance to gastropub. Basic cooking with induction hobs and microwave. Laundry service available on request. Small private garden for Garden Room with BBQ and summer house. Rest of grounds working garden used to grow cut flowers. Access available on request. Chickens, rabbits and guineapigs.

Entire studio room and small courtyard garden and summer house . Lovely space for quiet stay although road audible. Welcome to look around cut flower garden on request.

Close to Aberdyfi and Machynlleth

I want emphasise to all our visitors that you must not use the postcode in a sat-nav for the last bit of the journey....LL36 9TR in a sat-nav directs you up the wrong lane to Bodilan Fawr- the geographical centre of the postcode. Walks, cycle, bird watch, fish. Visit Cader Idris mountain sheep farm, see/feed horses, dogs, etc. Children love! Views to Bird Rock down valley fields towards sea. Peace! Every facility needed in van. Single van in secure walled grass garden, trees.

Below is a description from a guest describing the caravan: ‘Well, where do we start?! This was just everything and more! The caravan is fully equipped for all our needs, even has free wifi! The Garden is perfect and more than we hoped and the area just bliss, The views are stunning! The caravan is funky! The bed super comfy! All you need is driving distance. its perfect for relaxing and gives you a very special secluded feeling... Thank You.

Cosy Chapel in the heart of Snowdonia close to the seaside town of Aberdyfi. Designed by local architect and finished to a excellent standard. Nearby village of Pennal has a excellent Pub and Restaurant serving fine local food. Fabulous place for lover's of the outdoors as there are many walks, cycle paths and nature reserves on the doorstep. The Historic march town of Machynlleth is a short drive and has a wide range of quality shops and eateries.

Former village Chapel sympathetically converted offering a cosy space with lots of light and finished to the highest standard.

Cwrt is a small rural village in the heart of Snowdonia surrounded by rolling countryside, forest and the estuary to the sea.

The Green Room is part of our family home, with a comfortable double bed, adjoining wetroom and kitchenette, in a convenient town location with easy access to railway and bus links, and its own off-road parking. Wireless internet and an HD television with a full Sky package including Sports and Cinema, plus Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and iPlayer are there to entertain, and with your own key and separate door you can come and go as you please. Well behaved dogs are welcome.

The Green Room has a double bed, adjoining wetroom and kitchenette (kettle, toaster and microwave), in a convenient town location with easy access to railway and bus links, and off-road parking. We have a lockable shed available for you to store mountain bikes, and a power hose to clean them. Whether you are walking the Wales Coast Path, Glyndwrs Way, or just to the pub, stop a while and stay with us, have a lovely warm shower in the wet room and then relax in one of our comfy chairs and enjoy the HD television with Sky Cinema and Sport, BBC iPlayer, Netflix and Amazon Prime Video. The outside courtyard is secured with fence and gates to keep your canine companion happy if you choose to bring one.

Ffordd Mynydd Griffiths is a quiet road of detached houses situated above the town, very near Machynlleth Railway Station (Shrewsbury-Aberystwyth line) and bus depot, and within five minutes walk of the famous clock tower, three supermarkets, many cafes, restaurants and pubs, MOMA Wales, the Plas and the Tabernacle.

If you’re looking for a secluded break with nothing but the sound of the river at night to keep you company then this little hut is perfect. Perched on the edge of the river, this charming cabin is the perfect year-round retreat. Fully insulated and with a log stove, hot shower and wooden sauna the cabin is the perfect bolthole no matter what the weather outside is doing. Everything you need for a secluded escape from the world. Just relax, unwind, sit by the fire, walk in the hills, and be.

You could not get closer to a river without swimming. This cabin sits on the very edge of the Gwydol river and is surrounded by wild Welsh Countryside and wetland marches. Inside the cabin, the greatest thought has been given to every detail, with beautifully handmade wooden furniture and bespoke, quirky furnishings. If you like wood, water, fires, and peace and quiet then you will love this space. Located on our four acre property far from any other houses, the Riverside Cabin has its own private outdoor spaces and all the wares inside to feel wonderfully self-sufficient. The cabin is light, spacious, and uniquely hand crafted by us in our own natural style. There is a comfy king size bed and slick fold-out double sofa bed, ideal for families with children, or friends happy to share the one sleeping space. A cosy wood burning stove provides great warmth in the winter months, and there is gas-powered hot water on tap, both in the kitchen and in the shower. The toilet and hot shower are attached to the side of the cabin. Surrounding hills and trees form the perfect backdrop to this unique riverside retreat.

If you want a holiday where you can escape life's hustle and bustle then Mid-Wales is just the place. We are situated away from it all in the heart picturesque welsh countryside. Thirty minutes from foot of Cadair Idris, the beach or the Centre for Alternative Technology, Abercegir is perfectly situated to take in all the attractions that mid-wales has to offer. If you are into Mountain Biking then there are a number of stunning local rides for all abilities. We are 30 minutes from Coed-y-Brenin, The Climax trail or the Mach Loop. We are keen mountain bikers so `can give you some nice local tips. The Cabin is right next to the Glyndwr’s Way National Trail, which is a 135km meandering trail though the heart of Wales. So you can leave the cabin and explore the area for miles. Alternatively you can sit on the decking spotting otters and herons while sipping a G & T or relax in the hammock over the river and enjoy the floating sound of the river flowing under you.

pretty 18th century beamed cottage in the heart of town, however it is very peaceful as it is off a private lane. There is private parking for 2 cars at the rear of the property through the courtyard garden. Two slate steps from the car park take you through the courtyard garden into the kitchen then down two steps into the lounge with woodburner, which lead to the stairs and bedroom,bathroom and single bed on landing...

The cottage has a washer dryer, dishwasher, freezer, vacuum cleaner, dvd player, tv with sky Q no premium movies or sport and super fast broadband.

Seconds from busy Wednesday market, brilliant pubs, music, festivals, MOMA and CAT , for business or pleasure the venue here is sublime. Mac is wonderful. Many lovely sole trader shops, a fab leisure centre, delightful walks. Close to Snowdonia National Park and beautiful beaches of Aberdovey , Twywyn, Borth etc. always something happening in Mach... this house is our home and we love it... you will too.

Welcome to our home. This is a tranquil, self contained room with ensuite and kitchenette on the ground floor. If you want a comfy bed, good coffee and a quiet sofa from which to contemplate your day exploring the natural beauty of the valley, this could be the place for you.

A light and spacious room with a double bed, bathroom with shower, lounge and dining space and kitchette all on the ground floor. Perfect for couples but with room for a Z-bed if you need it. We have fluffy feather pillows in allogen protector cases, but if you need hollow fibre, just say. Speak to us about a very well behaved a pet and we shall be happy to try and accommodate you (strict pet rules will apply).

We are five minutes walk from Machynlleth train station in a quiet back street that is only a minute or two stroll from the fabulous independent high street. Check out arguably the worlds best bread and pastries at the Deli or the incredible coffee at the Dyfi Rostery. Want something more wild? Staying here puts to is easy reach of mountains, rivers, beaches, castles and forests - where else can say that? Enjoy the thrills and spills of nature or it's rejuvenating peace. Visit the Centre for Alternative Technology, the RSPB reserve made famous by Springwatch and Ynys Hir hall for a Michelan star meal or check out the latest exhibition at Moma and mooch around the community gardens. If you are able to visit on a weekend when one of the towns famous festivals is on, our house is perfectly placed to be a quick walk to all venues.

Cosy 3 bed slate cottage, in a beautiful village setting, located in southern Snowdonia, Enjoy the fresh Welsh air, stunning mountain views and rivers, all on your door step, Relax in the pretty front garden, listening to the river flowing, whilst drinking your morning coffee, There are 2 car parking spaces right outside the front of the cottage, A fully equipped self catering cottage Perfect for a family break, a couples hideaway or those seeking to use those mountain trails.

spacious lounge with separate dinning room, fully set up kitchen with laundry room, 2 great sized double bedrooms, a separate single bedroom and family sized bathroom, all finished with a modern cottage feel.

Visit the Centre for Alt Technology, King Arthur’s Labyrinth and go underground with the Corris Mine Explorers Walk Cader Idris,mountain biking in the forest and fishing at Llyn Myngul Discover the narrow-gauge Corris Railway, the craft centre,museums and galleries Visit beaches at Tywyn and Aberdovey, great village river walks, There is even a great village pub,

This peaceful, quiet location is a great place for cycling, walking and motorbiking. Based in the Cambrian mountains our home is close to Plynlimon mountain where you will find the source of the river Severn and the river Wye. We are in rural Mid Wales surrounded in beautiful countryside with fantastic scenery, free from mobile phone signal.

Guests can enjoy breakfast of homemade bread and jams or cereals. Visitors are welcome to visit our market garden, 1.5 miles from the house, where we grow most our own organic food and supply local shops and veg boxes. You can join us for meals of home grown produce if you like (@£5 extra) Allergy suffers please note we do have two cats.

The house is in a rural setting. Quite remote, but in a small hamlet of eight semi-detached houses. Beautiful views to the front of the house, gardens and woodland to the back and sides. Our small room looks over our back garden and into the woods, whilst our larger room looks down the valley and across to the hillside view.

Our bunkhouse is set within a rural setting on the edge of the Hafren Forest. We are extremely close to the Cambrain Mountains, and can be found on the Glyndwrs Way. Cyclists can enjoy the Sustrans 8, Lon Las and the Trans Cambrian. Lyn Clywedog Trout Fishery is 10 minutes drive, if you enjoy Kayaking & Canoeing then we are just the place to stay. We are happy to host families, groups, individuals if you love the great outdoors then the bunkhouse is the place to stay.

We, Darren & Sarah purchased the Old Weather Station in July 2017. Since then we have been refurbishing the building and bringing it back to life. We love the great outdoors and have fallen in love with Mid Wales and what it has to offer. We want your stay to be an enjoyable one, we love to chat to our guests before they arrive to make sure they have the best experience when visiting Mid Wales. If your a group booking, or an individual booking ask if we can help with organizing your stay. Darren is an experienced walker, and holds the Mountain Leader award, he is happy to discuss the area with you and help you with your route planning or if you wish he can lead your group. We have immersed ourselves within the community to ensure we have local knowledge of whats available to our guests when they stay. We can arrange activities for you, and speak to the providers to make sure you have the best experience you can. We have arranged group weekends and family weekends providing activities to meet their needs, you just have to ask and if we can, we will arrange it.

We are extremely rural. We do have neighbours but they are not in close proximity however we ask you respect our neighbours and don't wonder onto their land or play loud music, and if you use our campfire area you are aware that noise travels and not make a noise after 22:00.

A charming bedroom with lovely view over the waterfall. Cosy sitting room and separate toilet shower room. Use of kitchen for breakfast only. Wonderful location, 3 minute drive to Machynlleth. 15 mins from Aberdovey. Lots of stunning walks, cycle rides and fishing.

Guests are welcome to use my kitchen for evening ‘snacks’/drinks and breakfast. The small table in the kitchen will be laid out for guests and bread, eggs, cereals etc supplied.

Situated on a very steep hillside this house are two slate quarry workers cottages made into one comfortable house. The cottage is from the 19th Century and most of the furniture is period. However, the kitchen and bathrooms are modern.

This is a place to retreat to, away from the hustle and bustle. The single bedrooms are small but the double is very roomy. There is no wifi or internet connection, no telephone or television.

The area was extremely important in the age of slate and there are mementos of that time to be seen everywhere.

A lovely old renovated cottage with inglenook fireplace, wood burning stove and mezzanine. It is well equipped for your stay as I have tried to make it a home from home for you. There will always be some welcome goodies and you can sleep in snuggly beds made with 100% cotton or organic cotton sheets and feather and down duvets.The cottage is situated in the pretty wooded Dulas valley near the historic town of Machynlleth, close to Snowdonia and the sea.

The cottage is south facing and is full of light, even on dull days. We love books and plants so have filled the space with them for you to enjoy. There is a secluded and sheltered garden behind the cottage - a patio with garden furniture and a woodland walk leading to a summer house where you can do a spot of bird watching (binoculars provided) and in the colder months we put out bird feeders. There is a shed where you can keep your bikes if you bring them and a padlock is available if you need it. We hope that guests will be happy and contented in the cottage whatever the weather and season - you are very welcome here

Machynlleth has many independent shops and is a lovely place to spend your time. On Wednesdays there is an historic market on the main street where you can buy many local products. The Dyfi Valley is very special - mountains, the sea, fantastic walks and bike rides to discover. We've lived here for a long time so have lots of information about the area. Jean loves walking and there are maps and guide books in the cottage. The lovely resort of Aberdyfi is a short drive away as is the bird reserve at Ynys hir and the coastal reserve at Ynys las.

Double room, with comfortable bed in shared house in mid Wales, offering peace and quiet in a beautiful rural village location. Great for stop overs, walking/hiking/mountain biking and within a few miles of beautiful coastline and beaches. Check in times are generally limited to the evenings as I'm at work during the day, but I could be flexible especially at weekends.

A very quiet and peaceful spot - you might be able to hear the owls at night, and if it's clear there can be excellent views of the stars. There is a small meditation room in the house which guests may use respectfully. I have 1 resident friendly cat who likes to meet new people. We are a few miles away from the nearest shops so please take that into consideration when planning your trip.

Its a rural village surrounded by farm land and forestry, with walking and mountain bike trails. National cycle route 6 passes right through the village and we are 1 mile from the Centre for Alternative Technology. The nearest town, Machynlleth is 4 miles away, easily accessible by car, or the local bus that serves this village by day. The best cafe is 1 mile away in the next village, where you can get good coffee, food, shopping supplies and excellent friendly company.

A cosy self catering cottage in attractive rural location near the river Dulas. Within walking distance of the old market town of Machynlleth and railway station. Close to mountains, rivers and coast. There is one bedroom with a double bed and the other bedroom sleeps 3 in bunk beds and a single bed. Downstairs in the lounge is a double sofa bed. Heating is provided by storage heaters and a woodturning stove at cooler times of the year.

From the front of the cottage you have view over the river and the back to a wooded hillside. The cosy lounge has a wood burner. There is small but well provisioned kitchen (but no dishwasher) Upstairs the double bedrooms looks over the river and the second bed room has view to the back. It has a single bed and adult size bunk beds and is very snug, so good for children or adults who know each other well! The lounge also has a double sofa bed. The cottage does not have a washing machine but I can provide a laundry service if required and there is a laundrette in Machynlleth. Internet can be provided at a charge of £5 thanks to the generosity of our neighbour. There are towels for guest use in the bathroom, I just ask for £2 for their use. If you arrive by public transport, bike or foot there is no charge. Glangwynedd, built in the 1950's has a simple interior which has not had a modern makeover. The kitchen and bathroom are new with all facilities.

The cottage is in a very rural area close to the lovely mountain river Dulas which is crossed by a very ancient stone bridge. Walking up the hill there are lovely views down into the Dyfi valley with surrounding hills and pasture and woodland. A 20 minute walk across the valley via a foot & cycle path brings you to the old market town of Machynlleth. Many interesting birds can be seen around the cottage, with red kites gliding overhead and kingfishers on the river. If you are lucky you could see an otter in the river or hear it whistling at night.

Set in the grounds of the owner’s property, but totally independent of it. Private garden, and off road parking. Dog friendly (one only), but not in bedrooms. Free WiFi and smart tv

The cottage has its own private garden. For access to fields (for dog walking etc) ask me to arrange.

One mile from Machynlleth. A small market town which is the ancient capital of Wales.

Escape to the beautiful Dyfi Valley: walk & cycle in the mountains, relax on sandy beaches, enjoy a pint by the fire in the local pub or lunch in the village cafe. A traditional cottage looking onto river & mountains with all you need for a comfortable break.

The cottage is traditionally furnished with all you will need for a comfortable break including wood burning stove, TV and Freesat and a well equipped kitchen. The bedrooms are cosy and bright with amazing views over the mountains and down to the river. A second floor balcony provides a great viewpoint and an awning on the patio means the garden can be enjoyed in all weathers.

Corris is arguably the friendliest village in Wales and certainly one of the most beautiful. After holidaying here in the summer of 2015, just four months later we had left our lives in Essex to live here that's how much we love it! With stunning walking and cycling routes on your doorstep, the market towns of Machynlleth & Dolgellau nearby, a short drive to white sand beaches and the second most climbed mountain in Wales, Cadair Idris only minutes away, Corris is the perfect base for an adventure or a relaxing break in majestic scenery. There are also plenty of attractions including CAT (Centre for Alternative Technology), Corris Craft Centre, King Arthurs Labyrinth and the village even has its very own steam train!

Beautiful, remote, unique and very very basic. Its on a working farm with dogs, sheep, amazing views, woods to roam in and a fire to gather around. Its for hardy, outdoorsy types with a sense of humour and a love of the countryside. Its a basic place to stay so expect no frills. Its been in the family for years. We have found that you either fall in love with it, or you don't get it. This is very much a trial 3 months for us hence setting low expectations and the low rate. Near Aberdovey

Stone floors, old school bunk beds and decent double beds. No sheets (yet) so bring sleeping bags and pillows. Industrial arga in the kitchen, wood burning stove in the front room and a bathroom that does the job. No shower, and a functional bath. Running water, but not drinkable unless boiled - comes from a spring. Functional mini fridge, but nothing else in the kitchen. You would need to bring camping style supplies for cooking and eating.

It is in the most stunning location. You have a 20 min drive to Aberdovey which is lovely beach side small town, and you are 20 minutes from Machynelleth which has all the shops and supplies you need. The walks in the area are endless, but you can't go wrong with a walk up to the bearded lake and over to Aberdovey. Don’t miss the https://machcomedyfest.co.uk/ at the start of May. Perfect place for a group if you to stay. 10 quid to get in to town for the festival.