Castle Caereinion 0.9 miles. Upper Dolarddyn is a charming detached holiday house situated in the heart of Castle Caereinion, Powys. With private driveway parking for four cars, this family-friendly retreat welcomes two well-behaved dogs, making it an ideal haven for families or friends seeking a delightful countryside escape. Tucked away in a peaceful setting, this charming retreat welcomes you with a delightful blend of character and comfort, perfect for groups looking to enjoy both rest and recreation. As you step inside, the heart of the home reveals itself in the thoughtfully designed kitchen, an inviting space where you can whip up hearty meals to share in the adjoining dining room. Here, a woodburning stove adds a comforting glow on cooler evenings, and there’s ample seating for everyone to gather around. Just off the dining room, the sitting room beckons with its relaxed atmosphere, ideal for putting your feet up after a day’s adventure. A second woodburning stove and a Smart TV provide everything you need for a laid-back night in. If you're after a bit more action, head to the external games room, where a table tennis table promises plenty of laughter and friendly competition. Step outside to discover the enclosed courtyard, complete with a picnic bench and fire pit, making it a fine spot for outdoor dining or stargazing long into the night. The expansive front lawn, securely enclosed and dotted with benches, offers a peaceful place to pause and enjoy the surrounding tranquillity. The property spans three floors and offers four tastefully styled bedrooms. On the first floor, there’s a spacious king-size room with its own en-suite and walk-in shower, along with a twin room. Upstairs on the second floor, you’ll find another king-size bedroom and an additional twin room, ensuring everyone has a comfortable place to unwind. For your convenience, the property also features a bathroom with a freestanding bath, handheld shower, basin, and WC, as well as a separate shower room with a walk-in shower, basin, and heated towel rail. A handy cloakroom with a basin and WC completes the interior of this delightful holiday home. Immerse yourself in the rich history and culture by visiting the striking National Trust - Powis Castle and Garden, an exceptional surviving example of a medieval fortress with expansive, beautifully manicured gardens beckoning for exploration. Discover the leisurely charms of a bygone era through a scenic journey on the Welshpool & Llanfair Light Railway, taking you through the glorious countryside of Mid Wales; or scale Montgomery Castle, a stone fortress offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. Indulge in the nostalgia and charm of your surroundings with a visit to the Welshpool & Llanfair Railway Preservation Co Ltd, perfect for train enthusiasts or those simply seeking a unique day out. A different kind of beauty can be found at the Llyn Coed y Dinas Nature Reserve - a peaceful wildlife haven that's an ideal setting for leisurely walks. Should you wish for more outdoor pursuits, head to Bluebell Park Camping & Fishing for a relaxing day amidst nature. Whatever your whim, Upper Dolarddyn is the ideal base for embracing the myriad of activities and experiences on offer in this stunning part of Powys.

Carno is a small village between Caersws and Llanbrynmair in the Mid Wales county of Powys. Carno boasts a local shop and pub and is best known for its connection to Laura Ashley whose first factory was in the village. Nearby Caersws sits on the River Severn and the village offers a railway station, church and shop, pubs, butcher and a Post Office. Just eleven miles away is the market town of Newtown, where you will find a number of shops, pubs, museums and an art gallery. This scenic part of Mid Wales boasts many outdoor activities too, including walking, cycling and fishing along with a nearby clay pigeon shooting centre (of international repute) and a rally centre run by championship rally drivers. If you prefer a spot of history whilst staying in the area, the ruins of the ancient Motte and Bailey castles situated close by in the beautiful old county town of Montgomery, or the ruins of Dolforwyn Castle in the hills above the village of Abermule are well worth visiting. Visit the world-famous Powis Castle and Garden, often frequented by Prince Charles, or Aberdovey on the stunning Cardigan Bay coastline, a paradise for watersport enthusiasts, is within an hour’s drive. An excellent place to stay, whatever your interests.

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