Beguildy 4.4 miles. Tree House View is a charming and romantic yurt, enveloped by private woodland in Felindre near Beguildy, Powys. Well-positioned for a tranquil escape, Tree House View offers a homely bolthole for a couple, away from the hustle and bustle, whilst a short walk over to on-site, communal facilities, providing the essentials for a self-catered getaway. Park up next to the yurt and ascend to the decked area, a private place for you to enjoy the outdoors and stunning views with your partner, made for alfresco dining and unwinding. Retreat into the yurt for some rest, with a woodburning stove to light, before climbing into the sumptuous king-size bed. Come morning, make your way to the communal facilities, where you'll find a well-equipped kitchen, utility and two shower rooms, providing all the homely essentials, ready to make use of before kickstart your countryside itinerary. Experience the best of Powys, traversing its rural landscape, all possible from Tree House View. Note: This property can be booked with Refs. 1144274, 1144275, 1144276, 1144277, 1144278, 1144279, & 1144281, together sleeping up to 26 guests.

The small village of Beguildy sits amongst peaceful countryside on the edge of the Welsh/English border. Surrounded by green landscapes, the village hosts a public house serving good food, a shop and a Post Office for daily essentials. There is fantastic access for those who wish to explore Beacon Hill, plus a 5-mile route for keen horse riders can be reached on the nearby beautiful Glyndwr's Way National Trail, as well as the Kerry Ridgeway or Jack Mytton Way. An abundance of walks and cycle routes at Offa’s Dyke provide fantastic views, and red kite and grouse can often be spotted. The neighbouring village of Knucklas boasts an ancient 13th century castle mound and an imposing viaduct built in 1865, complete with an impressive 13-arch span. Set on the Heart of Wales railway line between Shropshire and Swansea, why not leave your car behind and venture further into Wales by train, enjoying beautiful rural scenery along the way? A short drive away is the market town of Knighton, which is a celebrated location for walking, horse riding and cycling with Offa's Dyke passing through the town. Knighton also offers a farmers' market once a month selling local Shropshire and Welsh produce. Visit magnificent Powis Castle with its celebrated gardens, the spectacular Water-Break-It’s-Neck waterfall, the Elan Valley dams and the lovely towns of Bishop’s Castle, Leominster and medieval Ludlow, with its famous 13th century castle, ancient buildings and wonderful restaurants. AAlso visit Llandindrod Wells and Builth Wells, which boasts the Royal Welsh Showground which hosts a variety of events throughout the year. A wonderfully peaceful location for exploring beautiful mid Wales and Shropshire.

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