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Welcome to Glyngynwydd

We hope you enjoy your stay and if there’s anything we can do to help, just ask.

Carla, Aoife, Finn & Saoirse

 

Co-op/Spar – the supermarket in town (5 minute drive). Turn right out of the drive and left when you see the sign for Llanidloes. Go past the school and it’s on the left hand side next to the furniture shop. Spar is on the main street and closes at 11pm.

 

Departure – we like everything to be spick and span for new arrivals so it would be appreciated if you could vacate the cottage by 10am on the day of departure. If we are not around when you leave, just pop the key in the post box.

 

Dogs – well behaved dogs are very welcome, we just ask they don’t go on the furniture, aren’t left alone and you clean up any mess they leave around the property.

 

Drainage – as we have a septic tank for waste, please use bags provided for sanitary products.

 

Eating In/Out -  We would recommend the following and for large groups book ahead.

Hiraeth Llanidloes          01686 449587             facebook.com/p/Hiraeth-Llanidloes

Arthurs Trefeglwys         01686 430652             meadowsprings.co.uk/arthurs

Fish, Chip & Kebab Bar 01686 413251             singh581.wixsite.com/mysite-1

Goa Lounge                   01686 449344            Take aways but don't deliver.

The Mount Inn               01686 412247             mountinn.com,

The Red Lion                 01686 412270             redlionllanidloes.com 

The Raj Mahal               01868 412432             rajmahal-powys.com 

Kebab & Pizza House    01686 412183             llanikebab.co.uk

Fire – smoke and CO2 alarms are fitted in all cottages. In case of fire please assemble in the courtyard and await further instructions.

           First aid kits under the sink in the kitchen and a fire extinguisher. 

Logs/Coal  - This is stored in the lean-to at the end of the stable block. You’ll find buckets and bins for hot ash here too.

                      Coal only in the cottages, coal & logs can be used in the Stables.

 

Outside – Feel free to use the gardens. Paths lead up through the woods behind the barn. Don’t forget you can light the fire pit and toast     marshmallows! Parents must be responsible for their children at all times.

Parking -  Vehicles are parked in the grounds entirely at the owners risk and we cannot accept responsibility for any loss or damage caused whilst                    on the property.

 

Recycling – bin day is every 3 weeks so we try to recycle as much waste as possible.

 

Smoking – not in the cottages or Stable, please.

 

Storage – we have plenty of secure storage available in the barns and outbuildings for bikes, fishing equipment etc – just let us know

 

Water – our water comes from our own well at the top of the hill and is filtered and checked regularly by Welsh Water.  

              Please be aware of the pond at the front of the house and keep children away as it isn't fenced.

 

Wi-Fi – available in all cottages no password needed.

 

Useful Numbers 

Doctor – 01686 412228                   Carla’s mob - 07976 972 193                         Vet – 01686 413475  

Dentist  - 01686 41367                    Taxi Llani Cars – 07495306840 

 

 

If you have only a few days to spend with us and would like short outings we would recommend

There is a children's playground in town just off the roundabout near the football pitch/Texaco garage.

Aberystwyth: Is a lovely seaside town that is a 40 min drive from here. A44

Directions: Left at the bottom of the drive, right at the roundabout and keep going until you see the sea!

Red Kite Feeding at Bwlch Nant Yr Arian: 9 miles outside Aberystwyth     www.facebook.com/bwlchnantyrarian

Directions: Left at the bottom of the drive, right at the roundabout and keep going it’s signposted on the right hand-

side. The red kite are fed by the lake every day at 2pm in winter and at 3pm in summer.

The Barcud Trail (an easy route around the lake) and the café and playground offer fantastic views of this spectacle. There’s also a bird hide overlooking the feeding area. You can expect to see as many as 150 kites coming in to feed – there are often more during winter months

 

Devils Bridge 30mins there are 2 different walks. A470, A44 & A4120     www.devilsbridgefalls.co.uk

Directions: Turn left out of the drive and right at the roundabout towards Aberystwyth.

After about 10 miles you should see a sign pointing left to Devils Bridge.

The Waterfalls walk involves descending 300 feet down uneven steps and paths (700 steps!), it takes quite a lot of physical effort to ascend

back up the other side and it takes 45 mins. The Punchbowl Walk consists of approx. 300 steps to view the Three bridges which are built one

on top of the other.

 

Elan Valley with a drive around the 3 reservoirs, 20min drive away. A470, B4518

Directions: Turn left out of our drive, left again at the roundabout at Llangurig and right when you get to Rhayader. 

There's a lovely visitors centre and playground with maps for walks or cycling.

 

Hafren Forest the drive itself is absolutely beautiful, about 30 mins and you can walk to the source of the Severn.
Directions: Turn right out of our driveway, take a left roundabout, then right over the bridge and then first left again. Carry on along the

road until you see the signs on the left to Hafren Forest, stop off and look at the reservoir and then carry on round the lake. You will come

to a T junction, take the left and follow the road until you finally come to a carpark. It should take 30mins.

 

Powis Castle 45min drive away. National Trust      www.nationaltrust.org.uk/powis-castle-and-garden

Directions: Turn right out of our drive and follow the signs to Newtown and Welshpool, the castle is just before Welshpool.

It’s a medieval castle, fortress and grand country mansion near Welshpool, in Powys

The seat of the Earl of Powis, the castle is known for its extensive, attractive formal gardens terraces, parkland, deer park and landscaped estate. The property is under the care of the National Trust.

 

Montgomery Castle    45min drive away. A ruined castle    www.castlewales.com/montgom.html

Direction: Turn right out of our drive and head towards Newtown on the A483.

After Abermule turn onto the B4385 and follow the road to Montgomery.

The Castle was begun by Henry III in 1223 and given to Hubert de Burgh in 1228.

Held by the Mortimers in the fourteenth century, it was later demolished on the order of Parliament after the Civil War.

 

 

Beyond Breakout  will come to you and do Escape Rome's around property. www.beyondbreakout.co.uk   ​01686 449172

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