It is an 1840s stables converted into a comfortable self-catering holiday cottage in the south of Snowdonia National Park, near Machynlleth and overlooking the Dyfi Valley.
It has 3 bedrooms, sleeps 6, has wheelchair access and pets are welcome.
The cottage sits in the luxuriant gardens of Pantlludw (see history), between a mountain stream and banks of rhododendron and azalea.
Our idea in doing up the cottage was to conserve a beautiful farm building, to create an environmentally friendly building and to support the local economy and culture.
Architects: Adam and Frances Voelcker
Pantlludw
Machynlleth
Powys SY20 9JR
Tel: (+44) (0)1654 703428
Email: stay@selfcatering
cottagewales.co.uk
Member of Wales Association of Self Catering Operators (WASCO).
© 2011 Nicola Ruck
Site designed and
built by cyberium
In the southern part of Snowdonia. Machynlleth, a market town, is one mile; 2012 All Wales Coast Path one mile; Aberdyfi and the sea 8 miles; university town Aberystwyth is half an hour south; the mountain Cadair Idris is half an hour north. >> How to get here.
The River Dyfi, which runs 400m below Yr Hen Stablau. The delightfully secluded setting is ideal if you want to relax, paint, read or write, or go fishing.
It is also an excellent base for a more active holiday in this beautiful corner of Snowdonia - easy access to walks, climbing, sandy beaches, golf, bird watching, narrow gauge railways, art galleries and shops.
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