Suran-Y-Coed Family Cottage

Cottage Description

A lovely setting in the grounds of a working farm at Llangunllo, a quiet rural hamlet just seven miles from Knighton. The property takes the form of a detached pine lodge, with excellent easily managed holiday accommodation.

The rooms are offered as two bedrooms, being a double and a twin. The double has en suite facilities including a basin, WC and bath. Ground floor shower room with WC, basin and shower. Spacious, open plan daytime accommodation with kitchen and dining areas, sitting area leading to a verandah.

You have private use of a hot tub (please request - unsuitable for under eights, under sixteens must be accompanied by an adult), and there is communal use of an on site games room having table tennis, darts, table football and a full sized snooker table (to be used by children aged fourteen and over with adult supervision). Reduced rate fishing. Garden, two patios, barbecue and wooden outdoor furniture.

Amenities/Accommodation Overview

Inclusive of fuel, power, bed linen and towels. Full LPG heating, table top dishwasher, washing machine, freezer, fridge, microwave, gas hob and electric oven. DVD, TV, stereo/CD, iPod dock, Mp3 player connection, DVDs and games. Stair gate, cot and high chair availability by request. Two car off road parking, regret no smoking and no pets, nine miles to pubs and shops although Tesco will deliver groceries. Good housekeeping bond required.

Local Town Description

Not far from the market town of Knighton, Llangunllo takes the form of a scattered rural hamlet. Knighton is set on the River Teme, which straddles the border between England and Wales.

Well regarded for its cycling, walking and horse riding, Knighton also has the Offa's Dyke Information centre, because of its favourable position in relation to that famous landmark. Outdoor enthusiasts will love the eighty four mile long Radnor Ring Cycling Route, as well as the Radnor Forest and the Glyndwr's Way National Trail.

For those wanting more relaxation, try visiting Llanrhaedr Waterfall, and Powys Castle, while taking in the towns of Ludlow and Presteigne.

Cottage Details

Rating: 4 Ticks
Amount of Rooms: 2
Amount of Bathrooms: 2
Max Amount of People: 4
Rates: Low Season Price from £330 - Prices are approximate please use the availability & prices link to check exact costs and any special offers available.
Amenities: Car Parking, Children Allowed, Cooker, Cot + High Chair, Dishwasher, Fridge, Games Room, Jacuzzi, Linen and Towels Provided, No Smoking, Washing Machine

Cottage Location

Customer Rating/Reviews

The accommodation was more than well equipped with little extras that were very much appreciated. It was very clean and spacious and the owner was extremely helpful. It was just perfect! Author: Mrs Crook, Colne, Lancashire - Date of Stay: 10/2011

The lodge was fantastic - couldn't ask for anything more. The owners were very friendly and couldn't be more helpful. Everything you needed was in the property. The garden was great, hot tub was a definite bonus. The only downside was the fact we chose a bad week for weather so having a games room close by was very handy. Author: Mr Astley, Normanton, West Yorkshire - Date of Stay: 06/2011

The owner was very welcoming. Good location, away from it all. Walks on the doorstep. Knighton nearby was good for provisions. Lovely accommodation.All round relaxing time. Author: Mrs Fury, Bristol, Gloucestershire - Date of Stay: 05/2011

Local Area Description

renowned for its choirs, spectacular mountain ranges and stunning valleys, this amazing country has something for everyone. From Snowdonia in North Wales to the Brecon Beacons and the Pembrokeshire Coast in the South.

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