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About Wye View
Grace and Adrian invite you to stay in one of our self-catering holiday cottages set on a hillside overlooking the Upper Wye Valley in Mid Wales, one of the most beautiful areas of the country.
The cottages offer all the modern-day amenities you could wish for whilst maintaining the charm of the past. All three cottages are carpeted upstairs with slate floors downstairs, have heating, fully fitted kitchens with hob, oven, washing machine and fridge, a dining area and lounge with HD TV. Bathrooms have modern suites, power showers, heated towel rail and extractor fans.
The cottages offer all the modern-day amenities you could wish for whilst maintaining the charm of the past. All three cottages are carpeted upstairs with slate floors downstairs, have heating, fully fitted kitchens with hob, oven, washing machine and fridge, a dining area and lounge with HD TV. Bathrooms have modern suites, power showers, heated towel rail and extractor fans.
A stream flows through the 1.5-acre gardens, past the farmhouse to the river Wye in the valley below. There are many footpaths and trails to explore, beginning right from the cottage doorsteps and climbing up and over the surrounding hills in a series of superb and ever-changing views.
Wye View is popular with walkers and cyclists. We welcome dogs.
We are situated near Llangurig, between the market towns of Llanidloes and Rhayader.
Wye View makes a great base for exploring Elan Valley, Hafren Forest, the Vale of Rheidol steam railway, Devil’s Bridge, the Hafod Estate, Powis Castle and much more.
Wye View is popular with walkers and cyclists. We welcome dogs.
We are situated near Llangurig, between the market towns of Llanidloes and Rhayader.
Wye View makes a great base for exploring Elan Valley, Hafren Forest, the Vale of Rheidol steam railway, Devil’s Bridge, the Hafod Estate, Powis Castle and much more.
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