A charming holiday cottage in wonderful Hay on Wye. This is the perfect holiday home for 6 people with offstreet parking and pretty secluded garden. Families or groups are able to explore the famous book town on foot, the best pubs and restaurants in the town are all within walking distance along with wonderful bookshops, antique shops and cafes.
It is a very short stroll down to Warren Beach on the River Wye, where locals and visitors picnic, swim, canoe and fish. There is a spectacular drive out to The Llantony Valley and Hay Bluff or visitors can explore The Golden Valley, Offa's Dyke Path and the peaceful Herefordshire countryside.
Accommodation
Sleeps 6 in 3 bedrooms.
The kitchen is warm, welcoming and well-equipped with an electric double oven, microwave, dishwasher and a washing machine. There is plenty of space to sit and eat comfortably all together at the family dining table. The kitchen window looks out onto the sunny courtyard behind the cottage.
A utility room with a fridge and a freezer; with the back door leading out to the courtyard and the garden.
A downstairs cloakroom with hand basin and toilet.
The sitting room is beautifully furnished with seating for 6 people. There is a large flatscreen HD TV, with Freeview and a DVD player.
Upstairs to two bedrooms:
Bedroom 1: A bedroom with a pretty white double bed and views out over the gardens of Hay.
Bedroom 2: A bedroom again with a pretty double bed.
Family bathroom with a bath, a separate large shower, hand basin and toilet.
Up a further flight of stairs to:
Bedroom 3: A large bedroom with two single beds
A further toilet with hand basin.
The garden is private and enclosed with established and a lovely spot to sit in the sunshine. It is big enough for young children to kick a ball around and somewhere very pleasant to . A side gates leads out to the parking in the front of the cottage.
Useful Information:
* All linen and towels
* All electricity and gas central heating
* Smart TV with DVD
* Wifi
* Cot and high chair
* Parking for one car outside the cottage
* Not suitable for pets.
* Storage for mountain bikes or canoes in the garden.
* A courtyard behind the house and an enclosed established pretty garden with garden furniture and gas BBQ.
* No Sunday changeovers
Ty Mawr Cottage is one of three cottages built in the early 1980's, the houses blend in and look like original old stone cottages in this quaint town as they have been built using old stone and old timbers but at the same time having all the "mod cons" that a modern house enjoys.
The cottage has been a family home for many years and has a very pretty enclosed and private garden; and is still within a couple of minutes' walk to the centre of Hay and to some superb place to eat - make sure you try to book to eat at St John's Place - impossible to get a table unless you book in advance but check first it is to your taste. Booth's Book Shop, Cafe and Cinema is also somewhere not to be missed. Visit The Globe just across the road. Walk down to the River Wye - just a five minute stroll over the bridge - where you can spend a day just lazing beside the river with a picnic. Hire mountain bikes and explore some of the trails in The Black Mountains or just enjoy a drive through the glorious Welsh Border countryside. Something really worth remembering to put in your diary, Hay-on-Wye is a brilliant place for Christmas shopping with so many interesting little shops to browse and the weekly market as well.
Brecon - 17 miles, Hereford and the nearest railways station 20 miles, Abergavenny 25 miles.
If you would like to speak to someone who has visited this property please ask for: Elizabeth,Ceri, Jessica or Lucy
Weekly price from £534
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