Experience the charm of Fioled, a delightful single-storey dwelling nestled in the captivating village of Llangadfan, Powys. This idyllic retreat offers the perfect getaway near the captivating Eryri National Park, and is complete with an open-plan interior, well-appointed amenities and the added convenience of on-site facilities including a shop and bar, ensuring a stress-free stay for a family or group of friends. Park up off-road and enter your new sanctuary, ready to unwind in the inviting sitting area. Relax and enjoy some entertainment on the Smart TV, sipping a cool glass of wine while your partner makes use of the well-equipped kitchen to prepare a mouthwatering meal. Gather around the dining table, eager to tuck in or alternatively, embrace the beauty of the outdoors and indulge in alfresco dining on the private patio, where you can ignite the fire pit and immerse yourselves in the serene rural surroundings. As the evening progresses, retreat indoors and refresh in your respective en-suite shower room, preparing for a peaceful night's sleep in either a double or twin single beds, ensuring you awaken well-rested and ready for another day of thrilling adventures. Choose Fioled as your preferred destination and immerse yourself in all the splendour of Mid Wales. Note: This property can be booked with Refs. 1112623, 1112621, 1112626, and 1112628 together sleeping 16 guests.

The small, traditional village of Llangadfan in Powys is an excellent central location for exploring all of Mid Wales and beyond into Snowdonia and Shropshire. Llangadfan boasts Glyndwrs Way footpaths and the Foel Ramble, a 4 mile walk overlooking the hills of Montgomeryshire and also it is close to the Cambrian and Berwyn mountain ranges where there is wonderful scenery in all directions. The village also has a shop/vintage tea room, and the Cann Office Hotel has a bar, restaurant and gardens and was formerly Cae ’n Fos, a medieval fortified camp on a bend on the River Banwy. There is lovely walking and horse riding in the nearby Dyfnant Forest, a remote 6000 acre forest on high ground which descends spectacularly down towards Lake Vyrnwy. The lake, with an 11 mile circumference, is a magnificent beauty spot which is famous throughout the UK for its scenic walks, cycle trails, and bird watching. The area is renowned for its green hills and mountains, castles such as medieval Powis Castle and gardens (National Trust), museums and the Montgomery Canal. Europe's leading eco-centre is situated at Machynlleth, the Centre for Alternative Technology (CAT) aims to "inspire, inform and enable people" to live more sustainably. This is a lovely part of Wales with something for everyone.

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