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
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In the southern part of Snowdonia. Machynlleth, a market town, is one mile; Aberdyfi and the sea 8 miles; university town Aberystwyth is half an hour south; the mountain Cadair Idris half an hour north. >> How to get here.
This delightfully secluded setting makes Yr Hen Stablau ideal if you want to relax, paint, read or write.
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.
Click here for photos of the lovely Dyfi Valley