Pant yr Hwch is a stunning wooden lodge tucked away in the rolling Welsh countryside of Powys. This spacious retreat sits on a private plot with panoramic views stretching across the valley. Complete privacy guaranteed - you won't see another soul unless you want to! The name might sound like someone sneezing, but this place delivers serious holiday magic.
The surrounding landscape offers endless walking opportunities through ancient woodlands and across open moorland. Spot local wildlife right from your window or venture further to discover hidden waterfalls and scenic viewpoints. Perfect dark skies for stargazing after sunset - the Milky Way looks close enough to touch.
Pant yr Hwch is a stunning wooden lodge tucked away in the rolling Welsh countryside of Powys. This spacious retreat sits on a private plot with panoramic views stretching across the valley. Complete privacy guaranteed - you won't see another soul unless you want to! The name might sound like someone sneezing, but this place delivers serious holiday magic.
The surrounding landscape offers endless walking opportunities through ancient woodlands and across open moorland. Spot local wildlife right from your window or venture further to discover hidden waterfalls and scenic viewpoints. Perfect dark skies for stargazing after sunset - the Milky Way looks close enough to touch. And yes, that hot tub on the deck is calling your name after a day of exploration.
Accommodation includes the main lodge sleeping 6 across three bedrooms (one king, one double, one twin), plus a fully equipped kitchen and open-plan living area with woodburner. The Shepherd's Hut option sleeps 2 with its own kitchenette and shower room. Both feature private outdoor spaces and BBQ facilities.
Nearby attractions include Elan Valley Reservoirs (15 miles, 25 minutes), the market town of Rhayader (8 miles, 15 minutes), Red Kite Feeding Centre (10 miles, 20 minutes) and Gigrin Farm Wildlife Centre (9 miles, 18 minutes).
Pant yr Hwch offers the ultimate escape from everyday life. Digital detox heaven with limited mobile signal - finally an excuse to ignore those work emails! Perfect for families, couples or friends wanting quality time together.
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View CottageDiscover why our guests keep coming back to Pant yr Hwch
Wake up to breathtaking panoramic views across the Welsh valleys. Guests regularly mention their morning coffee on the deck as a holiday highlight.
The secluded location means total peace and quiet. No neighbors, no traffic noise - just you and nature.
The outdoor hot tub offers the perfect spot for evening relaxation while watching stars appear in the clear Welsh skies.
Guests often spot red kites, buzzards, rabbits and even the occasional deer right from the property.
The log burner creates a warm, welcoming atmosphere after days exploring - especially welcome during autumn and winter stays.
Everything needed for self-catering is provided, from quality pans to wine glasses. Perfect for cooking local Welsh produce.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Pant yr Hwch by car, follow the A470 towards Rhayader and take the turning onto the B4518. After approximately 6 miles, you'll see signs for the property down a private track where you'll find parking for up to three vehicles.
The nearest train station is Caersws, about 15 miles from the property. From there, you'll need to arrange a taxi to complete your journey to Pant yr Hwch.
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