In Detail

Broadband Wi-Fi and central heating throughout.

Ground floor
Kitchen / diner: a large, well-equipped kitchen with quality fittings, including a bean-to-cup coffee machine, a Quooker tap (boiling, chilled and sparkling water), dishwasher, fridge-freezer, Lacanche induction hob and electric oven, and microwave. French doors open onto the garden.
Utility room: washer/dryer.
Cloakroom: WC.
Dining room: a generous room with a table seating nine.
Sitting room: woodburning stove, plus a snug area with a desk for working.
Lounge: large smart TV (streaming services only, no live TV) and French doors out to the garden.

First floor
Double bedroom: large, luxurious en suite with a roll-top bath and separate shower.
King-size bedroom: luxurious en suite with a bath and separate shower.
King-size bedroom: luxurious en suite with a shower.
Twin bedroom: its own private bathroom just across the landing, for the sole use of whoever stays in this room.

Outside
An enclosed garden, with private parking available if needed.

Good to know

• Check in at : 16:00
• Check out by: 10:30
• Up to 9
• 7 nights from £978 (based on 2 staying)
• Pets - Welcome by special request only
• Location
• Glasbury, Near Hay-on-Wye, Powys, Wales
• Nearby
• Glasbury is a small village on the River Wye, beautifully placed between the literary town of Hay-on... Read more
• Infants - Welcome + Cot & high chair available
• Children - Welcome

Bed Layout

• Twin bedroom
• Kingsize bed
• Double bed
• Kingsize bed
• Trundle bed

Glasbury is a small village on the River Wye, beautifully placed between the literary town of Hay-on-Wye and Bannau Brycheiniog National Park (Brecon Beacons).

• Foyles of Glasbury – good food just a short stroll away, no need to drive
• Hay-on-Wye – just a few miles away, with famous bookshops, independent shops, cafés and restaurants, plus the Hay Festival and other literary events
• Hay Castle – restored medieval castle with an art gallery, café and rooftop views over the Wye
• River Wye – canoeing, kayaking, fishing and riverside walks, with plenty of wild swimming spots nearby
• Maesyronnen Chapel – one of the oldest Nonconformist chapels in Wales, a converted longhouse just outside the village
• Black Mountains and Bannau Brycheiniog – wonderful walking and cycling, from gentle riverside routes to strenuous hill walks
• Hay Bluff and the Gospel Pass – spectacular mountain road with huge views over the Wye Valley
• Talgarth Mill – restored 18th-century working watermill with a bakery and café

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