Ty Newydd Cwt is a fantastic shepherd's hut situated in its own private garden between the owner’s home and holiday lodge, Tynewydd Bach, on the edge of the pretty village of Penybont, just five miles from the well-known Victorian spa town of Llandrindod Wells. Enjoying a quiet location, this shepherd's hut offers a relaxing retreat for couples wanting to break away from their normal routines and spend some well-deserved holiday time together in Wales. Although small in size, the hut is well-equipped with all you could need for a spontaneous weekend away or a week-long adventure. The open-plan living area includes underfloor heating and features the appliances needed to prepare most meals, fitted within a sleek array of units and oak worktops. Curl up next to the woodburning stove and enjoy a film beside your loved one – just what you’ll need after a day of walking the Cambrian Mountains! When it comes to sleep, there is a welcoming double bed, while the sparkling shower room is where you can prepare for the day. Outside, through the patio doors, step onto the gravelled area which houses a private hot tub; grab a drink and savour a dip in the hot tub under the stars! Located in the beautiful Welsh countryside on the edge of the village of Penybont within walking distance of the popular 18th century coaching inn, The Severn Arms. Penybont also features Midway Plants and the Thomas shop, a restored shop, museum, tea rooms and gallery, all well worth a visit. The cottage is ideally placed to explore the area, the stunning Cambrian Mountains and the Elan Valley with its Victorian dams and wildlife rich countryside. Walking, cycling, horse riding, fishing and birdwatching can be enjoyed in the area, and just 10 miles away is the quaint market town of Rhayader, which is situated on the banks of the River Wye, and is home to the red kite rehabilitation centre and feeding stations, where these beautiful birds can be seen up close. You could make a day of it and take the opportunity to visit the historic spa town of Llandrindod Wells, with its pretty parks and local lakes. There are many pretty country villages surrounding this area, including Abbey-Cwm-Hir, St Harmon and Pant-y-Dwr, where local agricultural shows are held annually. Builth Wells, another lovely town and home of the Royal Welsh Show held in July, is also well worth a visit. Slightly further afield, the Shropshire Hills AONB opens up at the popular market town of Knighton, offering beautiful walks along Offa’s Dyke or Glyndwr’s Way or visit the famous town of books, Hay-on-Wye. This attractive, compact and stylish shepherd’s hut is just perfect for couples and is ideal for a relaxing, romantic break all year round. Note that this property can be booked alongside Ref. 939189, together sleeping four adult guests.

Penybont is a small village resting within wooded hills in the heart of Wales. There are a number of excellent walking routes from the village, with trails and paths meandering their way through woodland and along rivers. Not far away is the more challenging Cambrian Mountains or the spectacular Brecon Beacons which is well worth a visit.

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