Step inside and simply fall in love with the charismatic charm of this bespoke hideaway.
Sink into the heavenly bathtub!
The sumptuous main bedroom promises the most peaceful night's rest.
The Lean To will warmly welcome you to the blissful Welsh countryside.
The hideaway oozes quirky charm.
The open plan living space is truly amazing!
The kitchen is well equipped for prepping delicious romantic meals.
No detail has been spared.
Snuggle into the cosy sofa and admire the wonderful array of books!
The shower-room sits on the ground floor.
And the gorgeous interiors flow through to this space.
Climb the stairs on the left to the main bedroom, or on the right to the incredible bathtub.
Drift off to a peaceful dreamland...
Or turn the taps and melt into the bubbles...
Back down the stairs and carefully climb the ladder to the snug bunk space.
The outdoor space is just idyllic for romantic evenings.
Surrounded by pretty potted plants and gorgeous green pastures.
The perfect spot to unwind after a day of exploring the local area.
From the top of Hanter Hill (opposite the cabin) you will be greeted with breathtaking views of the Black Mountains and the Brecon Beacons.
Why not take a day trip to the Brecon Beacons and hike the famous Pen Y Fan?
Only a short drive from the hideaway is the very pretty village of Pembridge, which sits just across the border in Herefordshire.
The Red Kite Feeding Centre in Rhayader makes for a brilliant day out!
Llyn Clywedog Dam in Llanidloes (around an hour away) is an utterly stunning location for walkers!
The Lean To
51315.7 miles SW of Presteigne | Sleeps 2
From £112 per night
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
A lovely traditional Welsh longhouse inn with slate floors, oak beams and a warming log fire in winter. There's a good selection of cask ales, local cider and the menu is home cooked, locally sourced as much as possible. Dogs are welcome in the bar area.
Nearby walk
Park in the main car park and take the footpath through the woodland to Warter-Break-its-Neck waterfall, truly spectacular and a short stroll away, perfect for families with children. If that isn't far enough there are other options when it comes to walking surrounded by nature. Take a look at the link for further details, with thanks to Natural Resources Wales.
Nearby town
Situated on the Welsh border, Kington is a small market town lying in the Arrow Valley on the river Arrow. There is a lovely high street with a good selection of eclectic shops, eateries and the UK's only traditional Clog Maker, Jeremy Atkinson.
Also nearby
Take a look at their website and order via email or phone for the freshest of locally souced meats.
Open daily from the end of March unitl the end of October, Hergest Croft Gardens covers over 70 acres with beautiful views over the surrounding countryside. Visit to see over five thousand rare plants, trees and shrubs, lovely flower borders, the kitchen garden and Park Wood. There's also a tearoom, perfect for refreshments.
Welcome to the heighest 18 hole golf course in England, with views to match! Take a look at their website for further information and visitor details.
A traditional 17th century two roomed pub with local cribbage and quiz league teams. You'll find a large beer garden for summer time drinks and meals.
Run by a team of volunteers, this local museum tells the history of Kington from prehistoric times. Open on Tuesday's and Thursday's, admission is free and donations welcomed.
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