Our magnificent treehouse invites you to experience the dreamiest escape to nature...
Soak in the al fresco tub as you listen to the sweet sound of birdsong.
The interiors are just as heavenly as the structure itself.
Open the double doors and let the dappled sunlight fill the open plan living space.
We adore the slide!
The luxurious outdoor bathtub. Simply perfect.
Your day can flow with complete ease at this handcrafted house amongst the trees.
You'll find the lavish shower-room next door to the bedroom, which boasts a double sink set-up.
Settle down with a good book on the sumptuous Chesterfield sofa.
And enjoy dining al fresco from dawn till dusk on the decking.
Awaken your sense of adventure and take to the slide!
As night falls this truly magical hideaway becomes even more enchanting.
The luxurious king-sized bed was made for lazy lie-ins.
Drift off into a sweet slumber as you listen to the gentle sway of the leaves on the trees.
The double rainfall shower is such a dreamy feature.
The outdoors is welcomed into every room, with large open windows.
The eclectic interiors create the cosiest ambience.
Whichever way you look, you'll spot something beautiful!
The gorgeous kitchen has everything you'll need to rustle up something delicious.
If the weather isn't so kind, enjoy a meal together at the dining-table.
From the kitchen you can venture outside along the bridge to find...
There's plenty of space for two, so pour the bubbles and soak away your worries.
What a place to escape to with the one you love most.
There's even a little swing so you can have a read whist swaying amongst the trees.
The outside space gets better with a rustic fire-pit barbecue, where you can toast marshmallows under the moonlight.
Cooking al fresco never looked so good.
It's time to create your very own storybook adventure.
The most special hideaway, cleverly handcrafted to complete perfection.
Surrounded by forest and countryside, the only neighbours you need to say hello to, are the cattle as they quietly graze in nearby fields.
There's so much to explore nearby, such as Llyn Coed y Dinas nature reserve which is only 25 minutes away.
For keen walkers, Llyn Clywedog Dam is under half an hour away and is extremely popular with hikers!
Powis Castle which is part of the National Trust, is again just a 30-minute drive.
And if you fancy a night off cooking, head to the local pub the Dolau Inn for a delicious home-cooked meal. Please note this pub is cash only.
Ty Coedwig Treehouse
57293.3 miles SW of Newtown | Sleeps 2 + 2 cots* (no children from 1 to 16)
From £170 per night
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
A cosy, traditional 19th century pub, sourrounded by pretty Powys countryside. Food is home cooked and everyone is made welcome here. Please note, card payments are not accepted so you will need cash!
Nearby beach
Also known as Aberdyfi beach, here you will find a fabulous sandy beach which stretches for three miles from the mouth of the river Dyfi. There is a large pay and display car park in the village with facilities close by. Dogs are allowed however local restrictions apply so please check locally.
Nearby walk
Wander amongst nature at this delightful reserve where the river Severn meaders through meadows to create a safe habitat for wading birds, invertebrates, dragonflies and damselflies. Walking trails are waymarked and the paths are flat. Dogs are welcome on a lead.
August 2024
Walk
This walk seemed quite old and abandoned. Nobody was on this trail and was quite hard to find. Not much of a trail we thought we would get.
Nearby town
Known locally as 'Y Drenewydd' in Welsh, Newtown is a characterful town in mid-Wales. Home to several museums and galleries, you will also find a good selection of independent shops and a street market every Tuesday in the town centre.
Also nearby
Enjoy the thrilling experence of driving a 4 x 4 vintage Land Rover through the beautiful Wlesh countryside. take a look at their website for further details and how to book.
Situated in the pretty hamlet of Dolfor, The Dolfor Inn is a traditional pub with oak beams and a warming log fire in winter months. Outside seating is available for al fresco dining in summer and dogs are allowed both inside and out.
Activities are available for the whole family here including swimming, a gym, indoor activities and group exercise. Take a look at their website for full details and how to book.
Situated in the heart of Newtown, Brew Hub is a cafe/bar with eight craft taps, cask ales and ciders. You will find a good selection of whiskeys, rum, brandies and gin on offer.
Test your mountain biking skills and join a private uplift day in the Welsh mountains. You'll need your own bike and gear. Check out their website for further details and to book a place on a private uplift day.
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