Cwm Cottage Shepherds Hut

Cwm Cottage Shepherds hut is nestled within the Cascob valley in Mid-Wales. Surround by the Radnor Forest, no WiFi and dog friendly, it’s the perfect “get away from it all” spot.

The Shepherds hut has central heating, a fully fitted kitchen, bathroom with shower, fire pit, enclosed area, off road parking, no WiFi or mobile phone reception and a king size bed. It boasts all the luxuries you’d expect from a self catering “glamping experience”.

The shepherd’s hut is split into two areas. A bathroom with a shower, sink and toilet and the living area with a king size bed, table, two chairs and two stools and kitchen with two hobs, an oven and all the utensils and crockery.

Under the bed you’ll see find a large empty space...perfect for luggage/bags to be safely stored out the way.

There is a combi boiler and two radiators in the hut (one in main living/bedroom area and one in the bathroom). It is also fully insulated so prefect no matter the season!

There is a private car parking space, below the Shepherds Hut.
To access the hut, it is a flight of wooden steps up to the enclosed area and then a further 3 steps into the Shepherds Hut.

There is no WiFi and very limited phone signal.

For entertainment we provide a radio, a map and a couple of games...don’t forget that book you have been planning to read!

Additional Information

Check In Time: 15:00
Check Out Time: 10:30

Unit

Cwm Cottage Shepherds Hut

Shepherds Hut

Sleeps: 2

About

Kingsize bed within the Shepherds Hut

The bedroom, kitchen and dining area are one space.

Features

£75 - £80

Per night

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Self-Catering

£75 - £80

Per night

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Owner's website

Email Host Read more contact details

01547 560418

07800 889945

Cwm Cottage-
Laura Warren
Cascob
Presteigne
Powys
LD8 2NT

Map

Additional Directions Information

The farm land, in which the Shepherds Hut sits, is overlooked by the Radnor Forest, situated in the historic county of Radnorshire.
The Forest pathways and walks are easily accessible by a short 650m walk up the no through road and into the Forest.
The Radnor Forest comprises 3000 acres of wild upland, if considering its 1461 definition. Things may have changed and moved on from then but it is still made up of the same steep gullies and heights. The highest point reaching 660 meters (2165ft), Great Rhos with a trig point and Black Mixen with a communications mast.
There is a beautiful waterfall on the Eastern side called Water Break-it’s-neck, which can be accessed via a small car park in Warren’s Wood.
There are two further car parks to the North and East that also allows public access to the Forest.
Presteigne, the nearest town has a small number of shops including hairdressers, butchers, florist, pharmacy, Spar, a bike shop, pubs, a chippy, Chinese takeaway, cafes and the historical visitors attraction The Judges Lodgings.
There is very limited public transport so a vehicle to get out and explore the local area, beyond the walks, is a must.
The nearest town of Presteigne is 5 miles away.
Presteigne is jointly with New Radnor, the former county town, of the historic county of Radnorshire. Being a boarder town it’s motto is Gateway to Wales.
There is are small Supermarkets in the two market towns of Knighton and Kington. Both are around 9 miles away.
Further afield, the closest large supermarket is in the Spa town of Llandrindod Wells.
Llandrindod Wells and Builth Wells are both around a 30 minute drive. Further afield is the market town of Rhayader. Just beyond Rhayader, is the wonderful Elan Valley. The reservoirs are a chain of man-made lakes, created from damming the Elan and Claerwen rivers. The dams make for beautiful, peaceful walks, we very much recommend a visit!
An hour away Is the mountain range of the Brecon Beacons, including its highest point, Pen y Fan.
Before visiting any attractions or places to eat, we highly recommend checking opening times before setting out.

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Cwm Cottage Shepherds Hut

Cwm Cottage Shepherds hut is nestled within the Cascob valley in Mid-Wales. Surround by the Radnor Forest, no WiFi and dog friendly, it’s the perfect “get away from it all” spot.