Beili Neuadd Annex
Review
“The splendor falls on castle walls, and snowy summits old in story; the long light shakes across the lakes.” Tennyson.
The stunning 16th Century farmhouse B&B: Beili Neuadd, stands splendidly, amongst lush green countryside, with 6 acres of captivating gardens, paddocks, stream ponds and sublime woodland, and all just a mere 2 miles, from the market town of Rhayader, in the magnificent Cambrian Mountains. Home to spectacular outdoor attractions and events, the unique Beili Neuadd Annexe was once a granary, which has been sensitively renovated into an impressive one bedroom, self contained space, perfect for families or friends who are searching for an extra special base in which to relax, recharge and enjoy some Heavenly fresh air. Perfect for cyclists and walkers, the annex boasts breathtaking views and superb modern amenities, and is a very special place indeed.
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Harmon
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Rhayader, Powys
, LD6 5NS
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