Halfen Granary, Llanfyllin

Halfen Granary is a detached, stone-built barn conversion is next to the owners' home on a 60 acre, working sheep farm, set on the slopes of the beautiful Vyrnwy Valley, near Llanfyllin and can sleep six people. The cottage has two double bedrooms, one twin bedroom, a ground floor bathroom, a first floor basin and WC, a fitted kitchen, a sitting room with dining area and a woodburner. Outside there is off road parking for two cars, bike storage and an enclosed, lawned garden, with patio, furniture and barbecue. Halfen Granary is a wonderful base for a fun-filled holiday exploring Wales.

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Summary
  •   Max. Occupancy 6
  •   Bedrooms 3
  •   Bathrooms 1
  •   Changeover Saturday
Features
  •   Pets Allowed
  •   Towels Provided
  •   Linen Provided
  •   Dishwasher
  •   Cooker
  •   Fridge
  •   Washing Machine
  •   Television
  •   High Chair
  •   Cots
  •   Kettle
  •   Garden
  •   Log Burner
  •   Wifi
  •   Rural Location
  •   Farm Setting
  •   Parking Available

Accommodation Details

Three bedrooms: 2 x double, 1 x twin which can by prior arrangement be linked to provided king size double, a Ground floor bathroom with whirlpool bath, separate shower, basin and WC. First floor basin and WC. Kitchen. Sitting room with dining area and woodburner.

Llanfyllin 7 miles. A detached, stone-built barn conversion, situated next to the owners' home on a 60-acre, working sheep farm. It is set in a lovely rural location on the slopes of the beautiful Vyrnwy Valley, 2.2 miles from the village of Llanfihangel-yng-Ngwynfa and close to the 6,000-acre Dyfnant Forest. This Llanfyllin holiday cottage provides comfortable, traditional accommodation; ideal for families or couples who wish to be in a beautiful countryside location, perfect for walking, cycling and birdwatching and just eight miles from the renowned beauty spot of Lake Vyrnwy. Overlooking the scenic Vyrnwy Valley and surrounded by rolling countryside and forestry, this Llanfyllin cottage has a cosy sitting room with a dining area and a woodburner; perfect for curling up in front of with a good book or for warming up after a bracing walk in this beautiful area. For even more relaxation, the whirlpool bath is wonderful for unwinding in after a fun-filled day out exploring the area. The enclosed, lawned garden at this Llanfyllin cottage is ideal for dining alfresco and taking in the lovely views over the Vyrnwy Valley. Enjoy excellent walking, cycling, horse riding and birdwatching in the surrounding countryside, including in the Dyfnant Forest, with its slopes leading down to the magnificent Lake Vyrnwy. This beautiful and popular retreat is a National Nature Reserve, SSSI and RSPB reserve and the views will help provide wonderful holiday memories. This attractive Llanfyllin cottage is perfect for an all year round holiday in a lovely rural location, ideal for outdoor pursuits and touring into Mid Wales and The Snowdonia National Park.

Set deep in the scenic Cain Valley, the charming town of Llanfyllin is surrounded by rolling hills and the Berwyn Mountains. Situated in this wonderful area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this lovely little town offers a wide variety of architecture from different periods, including a 19th Century workhouse featured on the BBC ‘Restoration' programme. There are plenty of walking and cycling opportunities in the local area, including trails through the Berwyn Mountains and the hills of Llangynog. Lake Vyrnwy is also close by and boasts an inspiring mountain backdrop of glorious colours as well as a fascinating nature reserve. Welshpool, just 14 miles away, is also worth visiting and is home to an array of shops, arts and crafts centres, quality pubs and restaurants. Powys Castle and its impressive gardens are also within easy driving distance.

Location Details

Set deep in the scenic Cain Valley, the charming town of Llanfyllin is surrounded by rolling hills and the Berwyn Mountains. Situated in this wonderful area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this lovely little town offers a wide variety of architecture from different periods, including a 19th Century workhouse featured on the BBC ‘Restoration' programme. There are plenty of walking and cycling opportunities in the local area, including trails through the Berwyn Mountains and the hills of Llangynog. Lake Vyrnwy is also close by and boasts an inspiring mountain backdrop of glorious colours as well as a fascinating nature reserve. Welshpool, just 14 miles away, is also worth visiting and is home to an array of shops, arts and crafts centres, quality pubs and restaurants. Powys Castle and its impressive gardens are also within easy driving distance.

Famous for its choirs, stunning mountain ranges and beautiful valleys, this wonderful country has something for everyone. From Snowdonia in North Wales to the Brecon Beacons and the Pembrokeshire Coast in the South.

Reviews

Absolutely beautiful cottage, with stunning views. Incredible owners, who were so kind and helpful. The property is well equipped for guests and dog! A beautiful dog garden. I would without hesitation book this cottage again when we are next in the area..

Rated by helent550 reviewed on 17th July 2023

The perfect retreat if you want quiet nights and dark skies to see the stars. Very clean, large lounge and three bedrooms. Fantastic wood burner and all the logs you need. I think we only saw one vehicle passing in the whole week, excluding the owners. Shirley was very nice and always helpful and available with any queries about recycling or anything else. The owner was also very chatty if you want to practise your welsh or watch him with the sheep. The views from the property were stunning we were very lucky with the weather. As mentioned earlier if you are interested in sky watching this might be an ideal place to stay. Local pubs are a few miles away including the New Inn At Llangynog and there are a few options in Llanfyllin including the Cain Valley Hotel for food or drink there is also a chip shop which is also recommended.

Rated by NigelB34 reviewed on 10th October 2021

My daughter booked this weekend as a Christmas present for us, well, it was absolutely lovely, We were 5 adults, 1 baby and 2 dogs, the house was just what we needed. Cosy, warm and welcoming. There was a log burner in the lounge, and underfloor heating throughout. It was just what we needed in January. The converted barn is situated on a working farm with views to die for. The kitchen was well equipped with all basic items included, and plenty of towels, even towels for the dogs. The owners were absolutely wonderful, thoughtful and kind. The day we left, was the day we were hit by Storm Ciara, the kind Farmer came to tell us that we need not rush to leave and we could stay there for an extra night if we needed, but unfortunately, with work on Monday, we had no choice but chance it, but it made us feel a whole lot better knowing that we had somewhere to stay if need be. He even phoned my daughter to check if we had arrived home safely. A true Welsh Farmer style, which meant a lot. Diolch o galon. We will be back.. for sure..

Rated by Lynwen1966 reviewed on 9th February 2020

I echo the previous reviews - the cottage is lovely, well-equipped and clean. The views are stunning and the cottage is ideal for those who enjoy peaceful holidays in the heart of the countryside. There are no streetlamps and one evening we were treated to a quite magical display of stars. We chose the area initially because we had family matters to attend to (I was brought up about ten miles away) and we thought Halfen looked nice from the description and from the photo. We also chose it because it has an enclosed garden for our two Jack Russell dogs. In fact, the garden proved to be a hit as it is big enough to play ball with them and it is very secure. The surrounding fields contain sheep so it was very important to us that the dogs could be allowed off the lead within a secure environment. Although the cottage is part of a farm, the yard outside is very clean and well-maintained. On the day we arrived, we were given a very warm welcome and enjoyed chatting to the owners in passing. My elderly mother stayed with us for a few nights and, although she doesn't walk very well, she managed to climb the stairs with no trouble - the stairs are wide and the handrail is solid wood. The kitchen is very well-equipped and I loved having a decent-sized freezer (we were there for two weeks). The only thing I could have done with was a kitchen scissors to open bags of food etc but I was able to buy one cheaply when we went shopping. On that subject, I would recommend Welshpool as it is the nearest sizeable town to Halfen. It has three supermarkets plus the usual shops and services. Unfortunately, we drove the long way to Welshpool and only found out towards the end of our holiday that there is a much shorter route - we wished we'd have asked the owners about this from the start (so much for my local knowledge!). A word of warning - for the last couple of miles to the cottage (from either direction) the road is very narrow so be prepared to give way to oncoming vehicles. All in all, a lovely break and we would definitely go back.

Rated by Sandy M reviewed on 24th July 2016

We had a superb time. The hosts were very friendly. The cottage was exactly as described and superb in every way. The enclosed garden was great for our two dogs, very safe and secure with a view to die for! The moment we phoned your office to book everything went like clockwork.

Rated by Mr Mead reviewed on 17th July 2016

The owners were very welcoming and helpful. The cottage was really good and homely full of various types of equipment including a travel cot. Beautiful scenery and surroundings and very quiet in the middle of nowhere but not too far to go to different attractions just what we wanted. We were lucky with the weather so were able to sit in the garden if we didn't want to go out. We would go again if we wanted a break from it all!

Rated by Mr Wilkinson reviewed on 27th June 2016

Halfen Granary is a lovely cottage, amazing place, would definitely return

Rated by Mrs Lee reviewed on 22nd February 2016

Stayed here for 3 nights with 3 boys 3,7 & 11 and dog , had an amazing time, owners really friendly cottage has everything you need , lots of beautiful places to visit

Rated by Marissa L reviewed on 20th February 2016

An awesome way to see the New Year in with friends! Friendly and extremely helpful hosts and the cottage fully met our needs as a group plus 2 dogs! Plenty of beautiful walks and places to visit nearby. Would certainly recommend and would love to go back one day

Rated by Mrs Plane reviewed on 7th January 2016

The beautiful cottage is in a secluded area. The cottage was very well decorated and had everything you could possibly need. The wood burner and the Jacuzzi bath just added to the gorgeous cottage. The views were amazing. The owners were very friendly and helpful. Lots of things to do in the area. We will definitely be returning to this beautiful cottage.

Rated by Mrs Foster reviewed on 24th October 2015

This holiday rental is absolutely excellent, the greeting on arrival and information given was very pleasant and thorough. the cottage itself is second to none, everything is provided in the cost... it is absolutely gorgeous and more than worth the money, we will be coming back

Rated by beverley c reviewed on 11th September 2015

Had stunning views and friendly, helpful hosts. We all loved the cottage and the farm. A fabulous holiday all round.

Rated by Mrs Barry reviewed on 16th August 2015

The location was outstanding, had beautiful views. We received a lovely welcome and tour of the property and felt there was always someone around to help if it had been needed.

Rated by Lock reviewed on 12th April 2015

The owners are such lovely warm genuine people. This is a warm cosy cottage on a small working hill farm with stunning views from the master bedroom and lounge. There was easy parking and it was so peaceful - with a hidden secret wooded valley gorge for the main access towards Welshpool. The place is spotless, with so much love and care put into it. There was a log fire with unlimited wood and it was warm with easily controlled underfloor heating. Had good DVD films, and was sufficiently private with your privacy respected. The views from it and the farm are glorious.

Rated by Mrs McGavin reviewed on 29th March 2015

Loved the cottage, it was beautifully decorated & furnished and had a lovely homely feel.

Rated by Mrs Knight reviewed on 10th November 2014

The cottage was in a lovely setting with far reaching views across a valley. It was very peaceful and quiet. The cottage made an excellent base for visiting the local area, we would definitely stay there again.

Rated by Miss Edwards reviewed on 14th September 2014

The area is beautiful and the owners were gracious and helpful.

Rated by Mr Clinton reviewed on 24th June 2014

The place where the Granary is located is just beautiful. If you want a rural retreat and somewhere where you can totally unwind and relax then this is the place for you. The house itself was second to none, like a home from home and the family who own the property were excellent hosts throughout, nothing was too much trouble. I can highly recommend this property and the location and we will definitely be returning as soon as possible!

Rated by Mrs Todd reviewed on 12th June 2014

Our stay in the Halfen Granary was nothing short of excellent! Everything that we could have wished for was provided, in fact, it far exceeded our expectations! The property was up to a very high standard and very well equipped. It was also very comfortable with a well fitted living room, a fine kitchen, great bathroom and 3 bedrooms upstairs. There was a television and DVD player in the living room and also one in each bedroom. Add to that various books and games and a huge amount of information about the area and you have all the elements for a great holiday in the Welsh mountains. The area is lovely, with lots to do and plenty of walks in the neighbourhood. Highly recommended!

Rated by Mr Green reviewed on 9th May 2014

We had a fantastic time here, after a few hiccups with work commitments only half our party could attend so we will definitely be returning in the future, we particularly liked the luxury of underfloor heating and the scenery.

Rated by Miss Smith reviewed on 31st March 2014

We had a lovely New Year break at Halfen. Standards throughout the cottage were superb. Warm and cosy with under-floor heating, a wood burner in the lounge and a deep Jacuzzi bath and power shower to relax in after walks in the surrounding countryside. The owners and the nearby resident were welcoming and extremely helpful. The views and walks were fantastic; our two terriers loved it. Looking forward to our next stay at Halfen Granary.

Rated by Mr Poppitt reviewed on 5th January 2014

The cottage was beautifully presented and immaculately clean. The owners were extremely friendly and helpful. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay.

Rated by Ms Primmer reviewed on 30th September 2013

This excellent, well appointed and supplied accommodation gives onto the most astonishingly gorgeous view of great distance. There may be better things than sitting in the separate garden overlooking this wonder, sipping whatever you will, on a lovely day, but I cannot think of it. The area itself is of great natural beauty in general, and so the nearby roads are rather narrow, but it is not too far to Welshpool for all your big-town needs. A major plus of this accommodation are the friendly owners. To be warmly recommended to anyone who really wants to get away from it all, but does not want to trade in the modern conveniences in part exchange.

Rated by Mr Adams reviewed on 16th September 2013

Just got back from a fantastic week here. The accommodation is best described as traditional, homely and snug. The kitchen is stocked so just bring food and possibly a dishwasher tablet or two. The jacuzzi bath has a radio so you'll sit in it for an hour, beds comfy although the twin beds are best for children. Their is a BBQ area which looks out into the valley which we utilised twice. Jack the owner is extremely friendly and answers all questions. You can watch him round up the sheep. Highly recommended

Rated by 683MarkB reviewed on 29th August 2013

The owners couldn't do enough to make our stay enjoyable, polite, friendly and non intrusive, they truly were great hosts. The on-site resident was also very friendly and helpful. We will definitely be returning! Thank you.

Rated by Mrs Bennett-Thornton reviewed on 8th July 2013

The place was amazing and the surroundings were fabulous

Rated by Mrs Harvey reviewed on 17th June 2013

The setting was excellent for us who enjoy a working farm.

Rated by Mr Pownall reviewed on 9th April 2013

Stayed here with a group of friends. Halfen granary is beautiful inside and out. Fab location with great views, finished to a high standard with brilliant underfloor heating and modern fixtures and fittings. Warm welcome too. Would recommend to friends.

Rated by HTH8 reviewed on 21st March 2013

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7-Day Forecast

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