Mid-Wales Lakeside Hot Tub Hideaway

About this property

Nestled amidst the serene beauty of the Welsh countryside, this expansive wooden-clad lodge offers a wonderful retreat for families or friends seeking an unforgettable getaway. With the market town of Rayhader just 3 miles from the door, the lodge treats guests to lovely views of the tranquil lake and comes complete with a bubbling hot tub on the terrace and a cosy wood burner in the sociable open-plan living space.

Step inside to find yourself in a bright and airy open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The modern kitchen is equipped with everything you need to create family feasts enjoyed around the contemporary dining table. Adding warmth and ambience during cosy winter evenings, an inviting wood burner takes centre stage in the lounge area, perfect for unwinding with a movie. The ground floor features two indulgent king-size zip-and-link bedrooms, one with an en-suite shower room, alongside an additional separate wet room for added convenience. On the first floor, discover two super-king-size zip-and-link bedrooms, each with a lavish free-standing bath and en-suite shower room. The front bedroom boasts a balcony overlooking the lake, while the rear bedroom offers captivating views of the picturesque countryside. Venture outdoors to find an enclosed terrace, complete with a six-person hot tub and a dining area with table and chairs, all sheltered beneath a protective canopy for year-round enjoyment. Indulge in al fresco dining using the charcoal BBQ on the lawn while enjoying the starlit nights.

The nearby market town of Rhyader is known as the outdoor hub of Wales and boasts independent shops, tempting eateries and welcoming local pubs. Adventure awaits with a variety of activities, from scenic drives to invigorating hikes and exhilarating cycling routes spanning the nearby Elan Valley (5 miles) and Claerwen Valley (8 miles), which promise awe-inspiring vistas at every turn. Nature enthusiasts will be captivated by the majestic Red Kites at the nearby feeding centre (3 miles), while history buffs can delve into the National Cycling Museum in Llandrindod Wells (9 miles).

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