Propriedades que dispõem de estacionamento em garagem são uma raridade da área.
7 quartos3 banheirosAcomoda 16 pessoas
Comodidades populares
Banheira de hidromassagem no local
Pátio
Aceita cães
Churrasqueira
Ponto para recarga de veículos elétricos
Secadora
Explore a região
Llanbrnmair, WLS
Parque Nacional Eryri
Place, Parque Nacional Eryri
28 min de carro
Dyfi Bike Park
Place, Dyfi Bike Park
29 min de carro
Labirinto do Rei Artur
Place, Labirinto do Rei Artur
35 min de carro
Quartos e camas
7 quartos (acomoda 16 pessoas)
Quarto 1
1 cama de casal
Quarto 2
1 cama Queen
Quarto 3
2 camas de solteiro
Quarto 4
2 camas de solteiro
Quarto 5
1 cama Queen
Quarto 6
2 camas de solteiro
Quarto 7
1 cama King
3 banheiros
Banheiro 1
Vaso sanitário · Apenas chuveiro
Banheiro 2
Banheira · Vaso sanitário · Apenas chuveiro
Banheiro 3
Banheira ou chuveiro · Vaso sanitário
Banheiro 4
Apenas chuveiro
Espaços
Deque ou pátio
Cozinha
Área de recreação externa
Jardim
Espaço para refeições
Sobre esta propriedade
Welsh Longhouse for 15 | Hot Tub, Pizza Oven & Dark Skies
Welcome to Fronlwyd Longhouse, Some places are simply somewhere to sleep. Fronlwyd is somewhere to gather.
Hidden among the rolling hills of the Cambrian Mountains, our beautifully restored 400-year-old Welsh longhouse sits within almost five acres of private gardens, woodland and meadow, offering space, peace and complete privacy for families and friends to spend precious time together.
Sleeping up to 15 guests across seven bedrooms, Fronlwyd is made for birthdays that deserve celebrating properly, family reunions, walking weekends, Christmas escapes, milestone anniversaries and those increasingly rare occasions when everyone manages to be in the same place at the same time.
Here, mornings begin with coffee overlooking the hills, afternoons drift into countryside walks and evenings finish beneath a sky filled with stars from the warmth of the wood-fired hot tub. It's the kind of place people remember long after they've unpacked. A House Made for Being Together.
One of the first things guests comment on is how easy the house is to live in. Unlike many large holiday homes, Fronlwyd doesn't feel like a converted venue or a collection of bedrooms attached to a kitchen. It feels like a proper home, one that's evolved over hundreds of years and now welcomes groups looking to slow down and reconnect. The spacious lounge becomes the place everyone naturally gathers after a day exploring. The dining area comfortably seats your whole group for celebrations, Sunday lunches and noisy board-game tournaments. The double kitchen makes cooking for large numbers genuinely enjoyable, with plenty of room for several people to prepare meals together while others chat over a glass of wine.
Whether you're cooking a full Sunday roast, sharing homemade pizzas or ordering in local catering, there's space for everyone to join in. Evenings You'll Talk About For Years
As daylight fades, Fronlwyd becomes something rather special. Light the wood-fired hot tub and watch the first stars appear. Cook pizzas in the outdoor oven while children run around the gardens. Fire up the barbecue on warm evenings. Gather around the fire pit with blankets and marshmallows. Then look up.
With very little light pollution, the night sky here is extraordinary. On clear evenings the Milky Way stretches overhead, thousands of stars become visible and meteor showers regularly put on spectacular displays. Guests often tell us they expected to spend most of their holiday exploring Mid Wales. Instead, they found themselves perfectly happy staying exactly where they were.
Britain's Best-Kept Secret The Cambrian Mountains are often described as the last true wilderness of Wales. Less crowded than many better-known destinations, they offer mile after mile of quiet roads, dramatic scenery, hidden valleys and peaceful walking trails. You're also perfectly placed for exploring: • Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park • Lake Vyrnwy • Hafren Forest • Clywedog Reservoir • Pistyll Rhaeadr, one of Britain's tallest waterfalls • The market towns of Machynlleth and Llanidloes • Aberdyfi and the beautiful Cardigan Bay coastline Whether you're climbing mountains, spotting dolphins, browsing independent shops or simply enjoying scenic drives, Fronlwyd is an ideal base.
Exceptional Dark Skies We're passionate about our night skies. Our part of Mid Wales enjoys some of the darkest skies in Britain, making it a favourite destination for stargazers, photographers and anyone who has forgotten just how many stars can actually be seen.
We've even partnered with a local astrophotographer who offers private stargazing experiences and night photography sessions, giving guests the opportunity to experience our skies through expert guidance.
It's an unforgettable experience for adults and children alike. Wildlife on Your Doorstep Nature doesn't begin at the end of the driveway. It starts outside the window. Depending on the season you may see: • Red Kites soaring overhead • Buzzards • Great Spotted Woodpeckers • Owls hunting at dusk • Foxes • Badgers • Hares • Bats • Lizards basking in the sunshine • Cuckoos calling across the valley
Each season brings something new, making repeat visits feel wonderfully different.
Dog Friendly Holidays Dogs are very welcome at Fronlwyd because holidays are better when the whole family comes. With peaceful lanes, woodland walks and miles of countryside to explore directly from the doorstep, they'll love it just as much as you will. Sleeping Arrangements
Fronlwyd comfortably accommodates up to 15 guests across seven bedrooms and four bathrooms, making it ideal for large families and groups without anyone feeling cramped.
Whether grandparents prefer quieter rooms, children want to share or couples would like a little privacy, there's a flexible layout to suit almost every group.
Perfect For • Multi-generational family holidays • Birthday celebrations • Christmas and New Year gatherings • Walking holidays • Friends catching up • Yoga and wellbeing retreats • Photography weekends • Stargazing breaks • Relaxing countryside escapes
Included During Your Stay ✓ Exclusive use of almost five acres ✓ Sleeps up to 15 guests ✓ Seven bedrooms ✓ Four bathrooms ✓ Large wood-fired hot tub ✓ Outdoor pizza oven ✓ Barbecue ✓ Fire pit ✓ Double kitchen ✓ Fast Wi-Fi ✓ Smart TV ✓ Washing machine ✓ Dishwasher ✓ Dog friendly ✓ Private parking
Our Story Fronlwyd isn't a holiday complex built for tourists. It's a much-loved family property that we've carefully restored over the years while preserving the character that makes it unique. Rather than creating something ultra-modern, we've chosen to celebrate its history, keeping the warmth, charm and quirks of a traditional Welsh longhouse while providing the comfort today's guests expect.
Every improvement we make is guided by one question: "Will this help people spend better time together?"
That's why so many guests return. Not because everything is perfect. But because Fronlwyd feels real. It feels peaceful. It feels welcoming. And for a few precious days, it feels like home.
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Noise in the garden is restricted after 10.30 pm
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Animais de estimação
Aceita animais de estimação: cães (máximo de 3)
Dogs accepted by arrangement, £15 per dog per stay
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Política para fumantes
Não é permitido fumar
Informações importantes
O que você precisa saber
Propriedade nº 1841122
Pessoas extras podem incorrer em taxas adicionais que variam dependendo da política da propriedade.
Documento de identificação oficial com foto e cartão de crédito, cartão de débito ou depósito em dinheiro podem ser exigidos no momento do check-in para despesas extras.
Solicitações especiais estão sujeitas à disponibilidade no momento do check-in e podem incorrer em taxas adicionais. Essas solicitações não estão garantidas.
Festas e eventos, como reuniões de família, festas de aniversário e casamentos, com até 16 convidados são permitidos no local
Nota do anfitrião: Noise in the garden is restricted after 10.30 pm
O anfitrião informou que a propriedade tem detector de monóxido de carbono.
O anfitrião informou que a propriedade tem detector de fumaça.
Os recursos de segurança disponíveis na propriedade incluem extintor de incêndio e kit de primeiros socorros.
Esta propriedade tem espaços externos, como sacadas, pátios ou terraços, que podem não ser adequados para crianças; se tiver alguma preocupação, recomendamos entrar em contato com a propriedade antes da chegada para confirmar se é possível acomodar você em um quarto adequado
Informações a área
Llanbrynmair
Em Llanbrynmair, esta casa de campo está na zona rural e nas montanhas. Roman Road Course e St Idloes Golf Club são atrações para quem gosta de atividades divertidas, mas a região ainda conta com Coastriders Kitesurfing e Freedom Leisure Bro Ddyfi. Para quem viaja com crianças, Labirinto do Rei Artur e Corris Craft Centre são ótimas opções de passeios. Rafting e vela são ótimas oportunidades para se refrescar, mas você também pode tentar atividades como alpinismo e passeios de bicicleta nos arredores.
Centro de Tecnologia Alternativa - 31 min de carro - 30.5 km
Labirinto do Rei Artur - 35 min de carro - 36.2 km
Corris Craft Centre - 35 min de carro - 36.2 km
Opções nos arredores
Estação Caersws - 20 min de carro
Aeroporto de Birmingham (BHX) - 149 min de carro
Restaurantes
The Aleppo Merchant Inn - 12 min de carro
Dovey Valley Hotel - 13 min de carro
Wynnstay Arms - 5 min de carro
Fortune Court - 5 min de carro
Dyfi Diner - 13 min de carro
Perguntas frequentes
Welsh Longhouse for 15 | Hot Tub, Pizza Oven & Dark Skies é ideal para quem viaja com animais de estimação?
Sim, esta propriedade permite cães (limite de 3 no total).
Quanto custa ficar em Welsh Longhouse for 15 | Hot Tub, Pizza Oven & Dark Skies?
A partir de 15 de set. de 2026, os preços encontrados para uma estadia de 1 diária para 2 adultos em Welsh Longhouse for 15 | Hot Tub, Pizza Oven & Dark Skies em 26 de jan. de 2027 começam a partir de R$ 2.817, excluídos impostos e taxas. Este preço está baseado no valor mais baixo para uma diária encontrado nas últimas 24 horas para estadias nos próximos 30 dias. Os preços estão sujeitos a alteração. Escolha as datas da viagem para ver preços com maior precisão.
Quanto custa o estacionamento em Welsh Longhouse for 15 | Hot Tub, Pizza Oven & Dark Skies?
Estacionamento no local disponível na propriedade.
Qual é o horário de check-in em Welsh Longhouse for 15 | Hot Tub, Pizza Oven & Dark Skies?
Horário de início do check-in: 15h.
Qual é o horário de check-out em Welsh Longhouse for 15 | Hot Tub, Pizza Oven & Dark Skies?
Horário de check-out: 11h.
Onde fica Welsh Longhouse for 15 | Hot Tub, Pizza Oven & Dark Skies?
Nas montanhas, esta casa de campo ideal para famílias fica a 25 km de Llanidloes War Memorial Hospital, Coastriders Kitesurfing e Freedom Leisure Bro Ddyfi. Parque Nacional Eryri e River Wye também ficam a 25 km.
Sobre o anfitrião
Anfitrião: Adam Rowe
My name is Adam and my wife, Vicky, and I moved to mid Wales in 2011 in search of a different way of life to raise our family. Although I work in the corporate world I often work from home and I'm more than happy to assist guests and offer any advice on places to go, walks etc. Both Vicky and I are keen runners both road and trail and can recommend plenty of runs if anyone is interested. Vicky is a bridal dress designer, Vicky Rowe bridal, and works from home too.
Por que o anfitrião escolheu essa propriedade
I've known the area all my life, having spent many family holidays, scout trips and school field trips in snowdownia. We were looking for somewhere that was rural and secluded, without being remote, and had bags of character. It was love at first site when we saw Fronlwyd and although she needed a lot of love to bring her into the 21st century we knew there was a beauty of place underneath the 1950s decor.
O que faz essa propriedade ser única?
Fronlwyd is a longhouse with an oak crook frame dating back four hundred years, with original slate flagstones in the kitchen and huge inglenook complete with bread oven. Longhouses were built when the farmer would live in close proximity to his animals and you can still see the door way from the farmers bedroom into what would have been a mezzanine above the stock, so he could check on them easily and ensure no one was rustling them. Some of the original floorboards also remain and make a very interesting, if undulating, floor in one of the bedrooms. Outside there is a lovely view over the meadow towards the hills on the other side of the valley, with several small streams flowing through the property. Whilst the house has been tamed the four acres of grounds consists of meadow that sheep graze on in the summer with the remainder being wild woodland, great for birdlife and den making. A future project will see the farm's former orchard returned to production with local apple varieties that would have once grown here.