Guests say
Caerau Farm House is a quaint and cosy cottage appreciated for its traditional charm, privacy, and scenic location. Guests have enjoyed the comfortable beds, the garden, and the property's suitability for dogs. The rustic character and wildlife sightings add to the appeal, making it a favoured choice for a peaceful getaway.
The cottage's cleanliness has received mixed reviews. Some guests found it very clean and well-maintained, while others noted the presence of cobwebs and unclean kitchenware, suggesting the need for a more thorough cleaning.
The location is highly praised for its beauty, privacy, and proximity to local attractions and countryside. The enclosed garden and peaceful setting are particularly appreciated, although some noted the presence of nearby caravans.
Comfort levels are generally well-regarded, with guests finding the beds comfortable and the cottage cosy. However, some guests mentioned issues with a noisy boiler and the size of the double bed, suggesting room for improvement.
Facilities are deemed adequate with a well-equipped kitchen and good amenities. However, some guests reported maintenance issues such as a non-working log burner and a low-pressure shower, indicating the need for some updates and repairs.
While guests have expressed gratitude for the assistance provided by the hosts and the warm welcome, there is no mention of gifts or special touches that would indicate thoughtfulness. Therefore, this category cannot be scored.
About this property
Enjoying a rural position on the eastern slopes of the Cambrian Mountains and just a short distance away from the bustling town centre of Llanidloes is this characterful cottage, Caerau Farm House. Bring your family to this wonderful abode to share a memorable break to this part of Wales, where you will be delighted to discover some of the most unspoilt scenery in Wales and be within close reach of the beautiful Welsh/Shropshire border. Soak up your picturesque surroundings before heading to the cottage and welcomed into the sitting room, where the woodburning stove set within the inglenook fireplace takes centre stage before the sumptuous sofa and the Smart TV, creating a tranquil space in which to enjoy your relaxing evenings indoors. If you fancy an hour’s peace and quiet, venture into the smaller snug room and cosy up in the armchair with that book that you have been meaning to read in hand. From here, move through into the well-equipped kitchen, where you will find a good range of quality appliances to cook up a family favourite dish and ample preparation space to pack up a picnic for the next day’s adventure. Relish in some much needed catch up time at the dining table as you pop open a bottle of fizz before tucking into your home-cooked meal and planning the day’s ahead. During the summer months, be sure to take your meals outdoors onto the patio area to catch the final glimpses of sunshine, as your canine companions stretch their legs upon the spacious lawn area. As the evening draws to a close, make your way up the staircase where the character of the property is truly highlighted by the exposed beams and slopping ceilings. Choose between a lovely double bedroom with plenty of storage space and pretty garden views to wake up to each morning or the twin bedroom, which enjoys a quirky layout, reflecting the age of this charming cottage. For the evenings where you fancy sampling some local dishes, head into the small town of Llanidloes where you will be spoilt for choice by the wide selection of places to eat and drink, as well as a number of shops awaiting to be explored. At the nearby Clywedog Reservoir there are a number of routes the keen walker, also a Sailing Club and one of the top UK Trout Fisheries, and the nearby Hafren Forest is home to the source of the River Severn. Those feeling adventurous can head to the Devil's Bridge Falls for a wonderful walk or for a more leisurely afternoon be sure to explore the enchanting Cwm Weeg Gardens. Venture slightly further afield to spend your days visiting the National Trust property of Powis Castle with its famous gardens, the Shropshire towns of Ludlow and Shrewsbury with their excellent shopping opportunities or venture to the Snowdonia National Park to climb the highest mountain in the country. Caerau Farm House is a wonderful holiday accommodation in this part of Wales.
Llanidloes is a market town resting on the eastern slopes of the Cambrian Mountains with access to the wonderful scenery of the Welsh/Shropshire border. Within the town you will find a plethora of places to eat and drink, as well as shops making it a great base for touring the area. Within the surrounding area, you will find opportunities for with walking, cycling, riding, fishing, tennis, golf, swimming and shooting. Attractions within the area include Powis Castle (National Trust), with its world famous gardens and the the Shropshire towns of Ludlow and Shrewsbury.
Accommodation
Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin.
Ground-floor bathroom with a shower over bath, basin and WC.
Kitchen/diner.
Utility space.
Sitting room with woodburning stove.
Snug
Oil central heating and woodburning stove.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine and Smart TV and Wi-Fi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off-road parking for two cars.
Enclosed garden with patio with furniture and lawn area.
Two pets welcome.
Sorry, no smoking allowed.
Shop 3.4 miles, pub 3.6 miles.
Note: Sloped roof and beams within the twin bedroom, please consider this when booking.
Note: Sloped garden, please supervise children when outdoors .
This property does not accept commercial bookings it is for holiday rentals only.
Note: This property has a good housekeeping bond of £150
Reviews (23)
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Carolyn
But loo flush very stiff n hurt my wrist, but that's the only concern. Would more than likely visit the cottage again. Thankyou.
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Tina
All amenities are available (would recommend some oven gloves). All expectations of a little farmhouse, a lovely back garden, nice patio area for a bbq. Will definitely be back.
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Brian
At over6ft The low beam caught me out a few times. Very cozy and lovely beds however the downstairs toilet at the other end of the property was not ideal when you need to go a few times at night. The kitchen smelt of heating oil at times and was very noisy when it kicked in a 6am waking us and the dogs up too early each morning