Quirky, cosy CABINS
in the Welsh hills
Get back to basics, enjoy amazing views and true peace and quiet...
Then blast down the many mountain bike, running or walking trAIls that run right from your doorstep.
Eco Cabins
The perfect rural getaway
Our unique cabins are ideal for short breaks, weekend getaways and exploring mid Wales.
We have six individually designed eco cabins and two spacious new tree-houses, offering accommodation for 2-4 people. All are cleverly designed and built by Architect, Dafydd and made beautiful by partner Ceri, here on the family farm using up-cycled and eco-conscious materials.
Being off-grid, they use only solar and wind for power and wood-fired stoves for heating. Although compact and cosy, they are surprisingly spacious, with all the essentials you need for a comfortable break, whatever the weather brings.
Each one offers epic views across the Dyfi valley and on to the Cambrian mountains in this lush, green and unspoilt area of mid Wales. It's the perfect getaway from the fast pace of modern life, just for a while.
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“We absolutely loved our stay in the treehouse. The setting is idyllic, so peaceful, and we enjoyed just sitting and listening to the water flowing below us and the leaves of the trees rustling above us. The treehouse is positioned in such a way that it’s incredibly private, we felt like the only people for miles. The treehouse has been well thought out and beautifully finished: the layout is perfect and the decor fabulous. The location was great, with shops and pubs nearby, and lots of beautiful places to explore - although we’d have happily spent the whole time relaxing at the treehouse. The whole stay was wonderful and we were very sad to leave.”
Enjoy the finest mountain biking, running and walking trails, right from your doorstep
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“Stunning wilderness with comfort at hand. Nothing to fault. Amazing stay at the edge of the woods, overlooking as red kites and buzzards patrolled the valley.”
