Trowley Farmhouse, Powys

Nestled peacefully on a 400-acre family-run working farm, this 17th Century farmhouse provides delightful, spacious accommodation for family gatherings or groups.. Step to entrance.
Ground Floor:
Lounge 1: Beamed with slate floor, wood burner, 36" Sky TV (basic package), DVD player and CD player.
Lounge 2: With open fire.
Kitchen/dining room: Spacious, farmhouse-style with two electric ovens, electric hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer.
Shower room: With shower and WC.
First Floor:
Bedroom 1: With double bed, twin beds and en-suite with shower and WC.
Bedroom 2: With double bed.
Bedroom 3: With twin beds.
Bedroom 4: With twin beds.
Bedroom 5: With two sets of bunk beds and en-suite with shower and WC.
Bathroom: With bath and WC.. Oil central heating, electricity, bed linen and Wi-Fi included. Initial fuel for fires provided. Travel cot and highchair available. . Enclosed lawned garden with patio and furniture. BBQ. Ample parking. Natural water supply from spring. No smoking. NB: Stream in grounds, 110 yards.. Dating back to the 17th Century and surrounded by open countryside, this detached farmhouse nestles on a 400-acre family-run working farm, with cattle, sheep and chickens, and where a warm welcome is assured. Trowley Farmhouse is situated in a tranquil, unspoilt location at the end of a private lane. Ideal for getting friends and families together, there is space to socialise with two lounges and a large farmhouse-style kitchen. There is also a private garden and nearby orchards and fields to have fun in or to simply relax. Stepping into the flagged stone entrance porch and through the grand oak door into the panelled hallway, you will get a sense of the history of this wonderful house. With oak beams, thick stone walls and original bread oven in the kitchen, the property retains much of the character of the original building, whilst every modern convenience is provided to make your stay comfortable whatever the season. On chillier evenings, the wood burner and open fire will provide the focal point for cosy nights in. Enjoy extensive views of the Begwn Hills and the Black Mountains and Brecon Beacons, along with woodland and wildlife. The owners are happy to offer farm tours subject to availability.


The location is a must for nature lovers with red kites and buzzards often spotted, and up on Painscastle common, just a 20-minute walk, there are red grouse and curlews. Nearby is Rhosgoch Bog, a conservation area perfect for birdwatchers. At the highest point, known as the ‘Roundabout’ on the Begwn Hills, there are spectacular views and you can see seven counties on a clear day. The nearby town of Hay-on-Wye, famous for having close to 40 book shops, has plenty to keep you busy and one visit just isn’t enough. There are characterful antique shops and cafés, as well as many shops for those looking to discover a rare edition or bygone childhood book. Explore the atmospheric ruins of nearby Llanthony Priory, an early 13th Century Augustinian church which is open all year and entrance is free. Apart from being home to the internationally famous Royal Welsh Show, along with a host of other events, nearby Builth Wells offers everything from sports and leisure facilities, to an 18 hole golf course, pony trekking and renowned angling spots. The red kite feeding centre at Gigrin Farm offers the opportunity to come in close contact with these rare and magnificent birds on a daily basis.

Bed linen is included at this property, Please remember to take your own towels. First basket of logs for the woodburner/open fire is free of charge, remainder at cost.  

There are steps to the property.

There is open water in the property grounds.