Bryntirion is a comfortable and spacious four bedroom self catering Victorian family house. Sleeping eight guests comfortably the house is great for a group of friends wanting to stay very close to the centre of Hay-on-Wye . Just out of this small market town with a footpath beside the house leading straight up to The Black Mountains and Hay Bluff, so a great location for everyone in the family whatever you wish to do.
A perfect place for a weekend break to be able to lazily browse the bookshops, vintage shops and the many interesting boutiques; enjoy the many excellent cafes, pubs and restaurants in this fascinating and interesting "olde worlde" market town or explore The Wye Valley, Black Mountains and The Brecon Beacons National Park.
Accommodation:
Sleeps 8 - 2 King-Size Rooms, 1 Double, 1 Twin
There is a Victorian entrance porch with the original quarry tile floor, room for boots and shoes.
The kitchen has an electric range cooker with double ovens and a five ring hob. Microwave, a large fridge/ freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, a kitchen table and chairs.
A downstairs cloakroom: With a toilet and a back door to a small yard.
A spacious separate dining room with dining table and chairs and lovely views.
The sitting room has new leather sofas and chairs and a pretty original tiled Victorian fireplace with a flat screen TV with Freesat and DVD.
A second smaller sitting room again with sofa and chairs.
The main entrance hall has with original quarry tiles on the floor and rugs
Upstairs to 3 bedrooms:
Bedroom 1: Master Bedroom with a king-sized bed
Bedroom 2: A bedroom with a double bed
Bedroom 3: A bedroom with either a super king sized bed or can be made into twin beds (visitors choice on discussion with owner before arrival)
A Shower Room: With a large corner shower, hand basin and toilet.
A very spacious family bathroom: With a bath with a "waterfall" shower over, hand basin and toilet.
Up a further flight of fairly narrow original wooden stairs to a large attic area.
Bedroom 4: A bedroom with twin beds
A large space that would be ideal for a folding bed for another person or perhaps a cot.
From this attic room there are lovely views over to The Black Mountains and across the roof tops of Hay-on-Wye and The Wye Valley.
Useful Information:
* All linen and towels inclusive
* All electricity and gas central heating.
* Sorry not suitable for pets
* Flatscreen TV with Freeview and a DVD
* Wifi
* Good mobile telephone reception
* The garden has a stone terrace, lawn and garden furniture and a BBQ
* Ample off road parking.
* Cot and high chair available
* Free Tennis Courts just a 2 minute walk away
* Canoe hire nearby
A newly renovated spacious Victorian family house dating from the 1890's set very conveniently just on the edge of the small market town of Hay-on-Wye - about five minutes' walk to the centre of the town and with a footpath passing the door leading up to The Black Mountains and Hay Bluff. The house is warm and comfortable with ample parking so ideal for a group of friends all meeting up for a weekend. Hay has so much to offer - there are the bookshops that everyone has heard about but there are also numerous excellent cafes, restaurants and pubs serving good food. There are some really excellent independent boutique and shops and a fascinating permanent antique market, an outside market on a Thursday and a Farmers Market another day. Hay is always buzzing with visitors and local people - make sure you try Shepherds award winning ice cream beside the Butter Market, Booths Bookshop Cafe and restaurant where there is also a cinema - but do book your tickets in advance. Hay Castle is now being restored and worth a visit even if just to admire the views from the castle grounds over the surrounding countryside.
Just outside Hay make sure you visit The River Cafe on The River Wye at Glasbury and perhaps if you are feeling active hire out some mountain bikes or try your hand in a canoe or for a bit of fun you can now hire out Vespa Scooters. Make sure you always return to the Cafe if only for a drink and one of their famous muffins.
It is easy to get around from Hay-on-Wye, Hereford is 20 miles, Brecon 15, Builth Wells 20 miles and Abergavenny 25 miles
If you would like to speak to someone who has visited this property please ask for: Elizabeth, Carolyn, Ann, Ceri or Lucy
Weekly price from £725
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