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Cae Madog Barn - 19th Century barn in beautiful setting, providing comfortable and spacious accommodation

Barn in Llanbrynmair, Bont Dolgadfan, Powys, Wales

4 bedroom(s), 2 bathroom(s), sleeps 12, self catering

Cae Madog Barn View from patio Kitchen/diner TV Lounge

Bedrooms 3 x Double Room, 1 x Twin Room, 2 x Bunk Beds, 1 x Family Bedroom, 1 x 4 Bed Room, 2 x Childrens Bed, 1 x Cot, Bed Linen Supplied, Bathrooms 2 x Bathroom, 2 x Shower Room, 2 x Separate WC, Towels Supplied, Reception Childs High Chair, 12 x Dining Area Seating Capacity, 12 x Living Area Seating Capacity, Sitting room seating up to 12, Kitchen & Laundry Dish Washer, Freezer, Fridge, Grill, Hob, Iron and Board, Microwave, Oven, Toaster, Washing Machine, General Central Heating, Fireplace, Free Standing Fan, Hair Dryer, Open Fire, Room Heaters, Woodburning Stove, Entertainment Board Games, Books, CD Player, DVD Library, DVD Player, Satellite or Cable TV, Stereo, Table Tennis, TV, Video Library, Video Recorder, Games Room incl.table tennis and darts board, Outdoor Barbeque, Garden, Garden Furniture, Parking, Terrace, Washing Line, Sport and Leisure Bird Watching, Climbing, Cycling, Fishing, Golf, Horse Riding, Sailing, Walking, Water Sports, Suitability Suitable for the elderly, Suitable for young children, Exclusions no smoking in bedrooms, Location Type Ideal hideaway, Mountain, Quiet, Romantic, Rural, Amazing views

Indicates location of property Wales > Powys > Bont Dolgadfan Cae Madog Barn Cae Madog is a beautiful 19th Century converted barn nestled in the Twymyn valley, with breathtaking views over the Cambrian Mountains. The sandy beaches of the Dovey estuary are less than half an hour away, with Clywedog Lake, famous for its trout fishing, and the world-renowned Centre for Alternative Technology almost on the doorstep. The bustling farm market towns of Newtown and Machynlleth are only a short drive and the local village of Llanbrynmair (3 miles) has a shop, post office and lovely country pub/restaurant. Cae Madog has been sympathetically converted to provide comfortable and spacious accommodation. There is a huge family room with the kitchen/dining area having an oven, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and microwave. At the other end of the room is a spacious lounging area with a stunning inglenook fireplace, a woodburning stove (logs provided) and gorgeous views. Up a short flight of stairs is the sitting room, with natural stone walls, slate floor and a woodburning-type stove. There is a widescreen T.V. with a DVD player and a music centre. Leading off from the family room is an enormous games room (35’), with table-tennis table and darts board, and space to store mountain bikes or surfboards. This room is equipped with a washing machine and indoor drying facilities. There is a downstairs shower room/w.c. Off of the sitting room is a double bedroom, with a canopied brass bed . Upstairs is the family bathroom, with a bath/shower. The imposing master bedroom has a vaulted ceiling and a wealth of exposed beams.The large children's bedroom has 2 bunk beds (each having 1 single and 1 double bed). The fourth bedroom is a twin,with feature stone walls and exposed beams. Heating and hot water are provided, as are all bed linen and towels. Pets are welcome by arrangement, and smoking is not allowed in the bedrooms. Outside there is parking for up to 3 cars. At the rear of the property is a patio and barbecue area leading to a lawned garden with uninterrupted views of the Cambrian Mountains. From the barn or garden you are quite likely to see red kites, a recent successful reintroduction to the area, the red kite centre near Aberystwyth provides spectacular feeding displays of this rare bird of prey. The Mynach Falls at Devils Bridge are spectacular in summer, and a trip on the Rheidol miniature steam railway to Aberystwyth is highly recommended. Aberystwyth, on the Cardigan Bay coast is a lively university town, with plenty of bars, pubs and clubs for a lively night life.

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Price Per Week Quoted In Approximate Equivalent In British £ Euro € American $ 6 Sep 2008 to 13 Sep 2008 £ 435.00 € 582.36 $ 852.19 11 Sep 2008 to 18 Sep 2008 £ 375.00 € 502.04 $ 734.64 13 Sep 2008 to 20 Sep 2008 £ 435.00 € 582.36 $ 852.19 20 Sep 2008 to 27 Sep 2009 £ 435.00 € 582.36 $ 852.19 27 Sep 2008 to 4 Oct 2008 £ 375.00 € 502.04 $ 734.64 4 Oct 2008 to 11 Oct 2008 £ 375.00 € 502.04 $ 734.64 11 Oct 2008 to 18 Oct 2008 £ 375.00 € 502.04 $ 734.64 18 Oct 2008 to 25 Oct 2008 £ 375.00 € 502.04 $ 734.64 1 Nov 2008 to 8 Nov 2008 £ 375.00 € 502.04 $ 734.64 8 Nov 2008 to 15 Nov 2008 £ 375.00 € 502.04 $ 734.64 15 Nov 2008 to 22 Nov 2008 £ 375.00 € 502.04 $ 734.64 22 Nov 2008 to 29 Nov 2008 £ 375.00 € 502.04 $ 734.64 29 Nov 2008 to 6 Dec 2008 £ 375.00 € 502.04 $ 734.64 6 Dec 2008 to 13 Dec 2008 £ 375.00 € 502.04 $ 734.64 13 Dec 2008 to 20 Dec 2008 £ 435.00 € 582.36 $ 852.19 * Exchange rates last updated: Saturday, 5 July 2008 at 3:58 A deposit of 25% is required on booking, balance must be received 4 weeks before arrival. For late deals, full amount should be paid on booking.

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Cae Madog is a beautiful 19th Century converted barn nestled in the Twymyn valley, with breathtaking views over the Cambrian Mountains. The sandy beaches of the Dovey estuary are less than half an hour away, with Clywedog Lake and the world-renowned Centre for Alternative Technology almost on the doorstep. The bustling market towns of Newtown and Machynlleth are only a short drive and the local village of Llanbrynmair (3 miles) has a shop, post office and pub. Cae Madog has been sympathetically converted to provide comfortable and spacious accommodation for up to twelve people. There is a huge family room with the kitchen/dining area having an oven, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and microwave. At the other end of the room is a spacious lounging area with a stunning inglenook fireplace, a woodburning stove (logs provided) and gorgeous views. There is a shower room/w.c. leading off the hall, and up a short flight of stairs is the sitting room, with natural stone walls, slate floor and a woodburning-type stove. There is a widescreen TV with a DVD player and a music centre. Leading off from the family room is an enormous games room (35'), with table-tennis table and darts board, and space to store bikes or surfboards. This room is equipped with a washing machine and indoor drying facilities. Off of the sitting room is a double bedroom, with a canopied brass bed. Upstairs is the family bathroom, with a bath/shower. The imposing master bedroom has a vaulted ceiling and a wealth of exposed beams.The huge children's bedroom has 2 bunk beds (each with 1 single and one double). The fourth bedroom is a twin, with feature stone walls and exposed beams. Heating and hot water are provided, as are all bed linen and towels. Pets are welcome by arrangement, and smoking is not allowed in the bedrooms. Outside there is parking for up to 3 cars. At the rear of the property is a patio and barbeque area leading to a lawned garden with uninterrupted views of the Cambrian Mountains.

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Name	Simon Nelson
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Languages Spoken	English
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