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Activities Plas Gwyn Fishing & Tennis P L a S G W Y N B A ACTIVITIES PLAS GWYN FISHING & TENNIS P L A S G W Y N B A R N ABEREDW, BUILTH WELLS, POWYS, WALES, LD2 3UH TENNIS: There is a brand new regulation all weather tennis court on site for use by residents. (See separate details) WALKING/TOURING and THE OUTDOORS: Ideally placed for day trips to any part of Wales. Locally, the Cambrian Mountains, Brecon Beacons, breathtaking Elan Valley and the River Wye are amongst the many attractions. GOLF: Builth Wells, Craddock, Hay on Wye, Llandrindod Wells and Brecon are all convenient. SWIMMING, TENNIS GYM etc: Builth Wells Sports Centre and Swimming Pool. GARDENS, ARTS/CRAFTS, CASTLES and MONUMENTS abound including the legendry Llewelyns Cave on Aberedw Hill. FISHING: Outstanding prospects including our own stretch of the River Wye. A converted barn of high quality and generous proportions in the Wye Valley, Mid Wales. CANOEING and RAFTING: The River Wye. Enjoys fishing rights and views over a notable quarter CYCLING and MOUNTAIN BIKING: Very popular. There is a mile stretch of the river Wye, has an idyllic area for secure shed for bicycle storage. picnics, camping or motor homes and a first class All HORSE RIDING and TREKKING: Can be arranged locally. Weather Tennis Court. WEEKLY: £375 to £475 ~~ BREAKS £195 to £295 PLAS GWYN Fishing Beat is a notable quarter mile stretch of the CINEMA/THEATRE: Builth Wells has a delightful cinema/arts Rates can be tailored to meet specific needs such as complex. River Wye within the grounds of The Barn. duration of stay, season, small number occupancy etc. There is a promising salmon pool and records of some sizeable Generous double en-suite, river view rooms are also LOCAL AND NATIONAL EVENTS: The Royal Welsh show ground trout, salmon and grayling caught over many years. available in main house @ £55 per room per night. is in Builth Wells and hosts many events throughout the year Call Michael 07771 866969. Email: [email protected] including The Royal Welsh Show in July, the Smallholders Show in Sizeable chubb and dace are amongst a wide variety available for “We will do our best to help you” May, Dog Shows, Antique Fairs and many other interesting events. the coarse fisherman. The well known book town of Hay on Wye is close by (Hay Book Festival in May). Also Brecon and the Beacons with many This beat and many others can be booked via us directly or via the attractions including the Brecon Jazz Festival in August. experts at The Wye and Usk Foundation, Tel: 01982 551520 Email: [email protected]. PUBS: The Seven Stars Inn in Aberedw village, less then half a mile away, offers superb food, drink, real ale and a friendly PLAS GWYN Tennis Court—we have just completed construction welcome. of an all weather, regulation tennis court. It is a fabulous facility and subject to a few simple conditions can be used by barn residents (See separate details) SHOPPING: Builth Wells (4 miles) has a wide range of shops and a supermarket; Llandrindod Wells is a little further (9 miles). For If you are seeking a holiday with accommodation shopping days, Cardiff, Hereford, Bristol and Brecon . and exclusive rights to the fishing beat or tennis VISITOR ATTRACTIONS: There is an extensive collection of court then contact us for favourable terms. brochures/leaflets. ACCOMMODATION Generous, modern, beautifully furnished and flexible. DOWNSTAIRS: A LOUNGE of 32 x 17 ft (can be divided by curtains to provide a third double bedroom); a modern KITCHEN 19 x 12 ft; a casual RECEPTION ROOM 18 x 8 ft and BATHROOM with shower, toilet and washbasin. UPSTAIRS: 2 DOUBLE EN-SUITE BEDROOMS each furnished with a double and single bed. FEATURES: Oak beams throughout; central heating; continuous hot water; 3 generous tiled bathrooms, satellite television in lounge and both bedrooms; DVD; CD; radio; oven; hob; microwave; dishwasher; washing machine; dryer; quality cook/tableware; quality furniture and furnishings; house manual. Expansive oak beamed lounge (32 feet long). THE GARDEN: Private, with ample parking, a patio, generous grassed area, picnic table, lockable shed for bicycles and 17 acres of the Plas Gwyn estate to explore. SERVICES: All linen is provided at no extra cost. A housemaid CAMPING: Alongside the river bank with parking for a camper may be hired for bed making and light duties. van, motor home or caravan. A toilet/shower available. Cost is £8.00 per person per night. LOCATION: 4 miles south of Builth Wells on the B4567 by the River Wye; 20 minutes from Brecon and Hay on Wye; 3 hours to London; 1.25 hours to Bristol; 1.5 hours to Birmingham; 1 hour to Ross on Wye and 0.75 hour to Hereford. Comprehensively equipped oak and cedar kitchen GRAZING: Securely fenced fields may be rented short term for temporary grazing; plenty of parking for trailers and horse boxes. Two identical double/twin bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms .
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