Meifod 2.2 miles. Resting on the outskirts of the quaint village of Meifod in Powys, is this superb lodge, Meadow View. All-ground-floor and sleeping up to four guests, Meadow View is the perfect dwelling for exploring Mid Wales, boasting exceptional valley views, a private hot tub and easy access to Powis Castle and Oswestry. Pull into one of two convenient off-road parking spaces before unloading your bags and stepping into the property to begin your adventure. Be welcomed into the contemporary open-plan space with kitchen, dining and sitting area, where you can look forward to preparing tasty home-cooked meals for your guests in the well-equipped kitchen, with handy dishwasher making cleaning up a breeze! Gather around the dining table to indulge in a delicious feast, as you open a bottle of fizz to toast to a wonderful holiday. After your meal, retire to the plush sofa, where you can relax and put your feet up in front of your favourite film on the TV, as the woodburning stove crackles nearby. After a day of exploring the local area, pour in the bubbles and pamper yourself with a relaxing bath, paired with your favourite book. As your eyes grow heavy, catch your rest in one of two beautifully decorated rooms, a double with a TV and en-suite shower room or a twin with zip/link, ensuring a flexible sleeping arrangement for all parties. Awaken tired eyes with a refreshing shower, before heading out to the delightful patio area to join your guests for morning coffee or a dip in the bubbling hot tub as you take in the valley views. Explore the sunny little stone-built village of Meifod which has everything you could need during your stay, surrounded by rugged hills and greenery, and is home to a village shop, convenience store, post office, church and a pub - which serves local ales and scrumptious food. For a broader selection of amenities and activities head to the nearby town of Welshpool, where you will find a good selection of independent shops, pubs, restaurants and cafes, as well as the Y Lanfa/The Wharf Powysland Museum and Welshpool Library, where you can tour a variety of historical exhibits. Be sure to make a stop at the remarkable 13th-century Powis Castle and Garden where you can wander through the castle’s interior and its vibrant, expansive gardens. Train enthusiasts will delight at the Welshpool and Llanfair Light Railway which offers visitors countryside rides aboard historic locomotives, a truly unique way to see the sights! If you can tear yourself away, head to the market town of Oswestry, where you can learn all about the town at the Oswestry Town Museum, or pay a visit to the historic Oswald’s Well which features an impressive gold eagle monument. Just a little further you will find Chirk, well-known for its grand 18th-century castle where you can take a tour of the castle and its beautiful, manicured gardens, enjoy the local wildlife at the nearby Deer Park or enjoy a leisurely stroll along the Chirk Aqueduct. The town of Shrewsbury additionally makes for a fabulous outing for the family, with gorgeous architecture and a plethora of independent shops and eateries to explore. Meadow View is a superb dwelling that promises a refreshing and memory-filled getaway for you and your guests.

The quaint village of Meifod rests by the River Vyrnwy amongst a lush valley and is situated between the towns of Welshpool and Oswestry. The village is small and friendly, whilst also boasting all the amenities a visitor needs during their stay, including: a convenience store, post office and the delightful Kings Head Inn pub, a place showcasing fabulous service and serving up sumptious food. After exploring the stone-built village, visitors can travel further afield and embark on the hiking trail through Dyffryn Hill Celtic Fort.

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