Montgomeryshire accommodation

Built to our specification, this accessible bungalow offers spacious accommodation. Set in grounds of 8 acres, it offers a peaceful escape. Places to visit nearby include Powis Castle, Pistyll Rhaeadr and Lake Vyrnwy. Weekly rates available on request.

In a peaceful Mid Wales valley, eight acres which are alive with wildlife, this wheelchair-accessible holiday cottage was built in 2006 to our specification. A great place for a relaxing break. Two pets welcome. Weekly rates available, please enquire.

Wheelchair accessible self catering bungalow in a quiet, beautiful, secluded valley. Surrounded by plenty of wildlife and an ideal spot for walking or touring Mid Wales. Accessibility is Mobility 2, wheelchair user with assistance. Weekly rates available.

Two converted barns, luxuriously decorated with stunning views. Close to Lake Vyrnwy and Powis Castle, within easy driving distance of beach, narrow gauge railways and many other attractions. Wheelchair accessible.

Traditional Scandanavian log houses with private hot tub on a working family farm. Three bedrooms plus three shower rooms. Cosy mezzanine. Stylish kitchen, dining area and lounge. Balcony with lovely views. Ideal honeymoon location. Eco features.

On the Shropshire Way in the Mid Wales marches, five superbly equipped farm cottages. Nearby are the Llanymynech Nature Reserve, the old canals, and the Llanfair Light railway. Within easy reach of medieval Shrewbury and historic Chester.

Cefn Pawl is a spacious converted cottage situated high up on the hillside in its own natural setting. Surrounded by trees it commands panoramic views over protected crown commission land grazed by sheep and horses.

An old stone barn conversion in a secluded setting on the banks of the River Banwy on the artist owners' property. Sensitively restored with oak beams, pitched ceilings and Victorian-style bathroom.

The Clochfaen, nestling in the upper reaches of the beautiful Wye Valley, stands overlooking the river Wye in the heart of Mid Wales. B&B and self catering are available.

Dating from 1650, The Gro is a mile north of the centre of Newtown, Montgomeryshire. Approached by a 100 metre driveway and set in over an acre of grounds, it is surrounded by countryside.