Llanymynech 2.1 miles. Meadow View - Bryn-Mawr Retreat is a single-storey glamping geodome tucked away in the serene rolling countryside of Brynmawr near Llanymynech, Powys, offering panoramic views across the Welsh mountains. This unique retreat boasts outdoor decking complete with charming roll-top baths, providing the perfect spot to unwind and soak up the beauty of the surrounding landscape. Ideal for couples seeking a romantic getaway or friends looking for a quiet escape, Meadow View ensures a truly unforgettable glamping experience. As you enter, be sure to leave your muddy adventure boots outside and hang your coat on the coat rack stand before stepping into the spacious studio-style layout. Here, you will find a well-presented double bed, a kitchen equipped with an electric hob, toaster, and kettle, perfect for preparing simple meals to enjoy at the dining area with seating for two, all while taking in the stunning countryside views. Relax in the sitting area by the woodburning stove, providing warmth and a snug ambiance throughout the pod. Venture outside to find an external cloakroom with basin and WC, ensuring convenience during your stay. The front private decking beckons you to unwind and take in the serene surroundings, highlighted by two freestanding roll-top baths where you can luxuriate in a soothing soak while gazing at the panoramic rural views. For memorable outdoor dining experiences, make use of the barbecue on the decking, ideal for summer evenings spent under the stars. When you're ready to explore beyond the tranquil confines of Meadow View, the charming village of Llanymynech is just a stone's throw away, where you can find a shop for essentials and a welcoming pub to indulge in local flavours. For a scenic day out, wander along the stunning Montgomery Canal, offering picturesque walks and opportunities to spot wildlife. Just a short drive away lies the historic market town of Oswestry, brimming with shops, cafes, and local heritage, as well as the vibrant town of Shrewsbury, rich in culture and boasting beautiful parks. For a taste of history and grandeur, don’t miss the National Trust's Powis Castle and Garden, where you can marvel at the splendid architecture and expertly manicured grounds. Adventurers and nature lovers alike will enjoy the breathtaking landscapes found in the Shropshire Hills National Landscape, perfect for hiking, cycling, and immersing yourself in the great outdoors. Glamp in style at Meadow View - Bryn-Mawr Retreat.

Llanymynech is a village straddling the border between Montgomeryshire/Powys, Wales, and Shropshire, England, about nine miles north of the Welsh town of Welshpool. The village is on the banks of the river Vyrnwy, and the Montgomery Canal passes through it. The border runs for the most part down the centre of the village's main street, with the eastern half of the village in England and the western half in Wales. Bound by the River Vyrnwy to the south and enormous limestone cliffs to the north. The cliffs are the quarried face of Llanymynech Hill, and the views from the top are magnificent. Approximately 17 miles away is the historic town of Shrewsbury, certainly worth a visit all year round.

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