Child-friendly beautiful cottage with garden

Fronhaul is a well-appointed holiday cottage resting near Llansantffraid-Ym-Mechain, Powys, offering a welcoming base for families or friends looking to explore the Welsh borders. Set in a rural position with enclosed outdoor space and generous accommodation, the cottage is suited to relaxed stays in this part of Mid Wales. The living accommodation centres around a living/dining room, where a woodburning stove provides a focal point for evenings spent together after days out exploring the surrounding countryside. A separate kitchen is equipped for everyday self-catering, while the conservatory offers an additional space to sit back and enjoy views over the garden. The sleeping accommodation includes three bedrooms, comprising a king-size bedroom with en-suite walk-in shower, a double bedroom, and a twin bedroom, offering flexible arrangements for a range of groups. These are served by a family bathroom with bath and shower over, along with a cloakroom for added convenience. Outside, guests can enjoy an enclosed front lawn, providing space to sit out and unwind. Off-road parking is available on the private driveway, and local amenities including shops and pubs are within easy reach by car. The surrounding area offers opportunities to explore Oswestry, Welshpool, and Shrewsbury, alongside countryside walks and historic sites across Powys and the Welsh borders. Guests are also well-placed for adventures within Snowdonia National Park, with Bala reachable in around 40 minutes by car, offering access to watersports, scenic walks, and mountain landscapes. Within a 30-minute drive, visitors can discover the striking shores of Lake Vyrnwy or visit Pistyll Rhaeadr, one of the tallest waterfalls in Wales, providing plenty of opportunities to experience the natural beauty of the region. With its generous layout and rural setting, Fronhaul provides a rewarding base for a stay in Mid Wales.A pleasant, historical village in Powys, close to the England-Wales border. Llansantffraidd is a scenic village with evidence of life in Roman times and from 2400BC. It has the River's Cain and Vyrnwy running through it. Offa's Dyke is just 5km away. It has two restaurants The Station Grill, The Sun Hotel, The Lion Hotel and The Courtyard Fish & Chip Shop, and three well-stocked convenience stores. For a wider selection of amenities, head over to Oswestry where you'll find the Oswestry Old Raceourse Heritage Site, Cae Glas Park, Mile End Golf Club, Old Oswestry Hill Fort, Oswestry Town Museum, Cambrian Railway Museum, Oswestry Castle, and a variety of pubs and restaurants, including The Boars Head, Townhouse, Bell Inn, and The Plough. Continue onto Welshpool, where you can discover the delights of National Trust- Powis Castle and Garden, he Wharf Powysland Museum and Welshpool Library, Llyn Coed y Dinas Nature Reserve, the Montgomery Canal Nature Trail and Glyndwr's Way. Further afield you'll find Shrewsbury, home to Shrewsbury Castle, Shrewsbury Prison, Shrewsbury Museum & Art Gallery, and The Quarry.