Llwyn-on is a detached, Listed converted barn near Llanthony Priory on a small Welsh farm-holding of 50 acres of pasture, woodland and river meadows. Llwyn-on photos. High up on Hatterell Hill near Hay-on-Wye, the views from this self-catering holiday property are magical and life-enhancing. This is a rare thing: a masterly barn conversion which has been beautifully designed, authentically restored and stylishly furnished. Current 4* rating from the Welsh Tourist Board.  The owners live just behind but your views are uninterrupted countryside and one of the few places left in Britain where you get a genuine sense of the wild.

The barn has underfloor central heating included in holiday price.

Ground Floor:

• Large sitting-room/ dining with views & high ceiling. Powerful wood-burning stove. Huge oak table & antique settle. TV and DVD player .
• Kitchen with gas hob, electric oven, fridge, microwave, CD player & radio
• Shower room - travertine floor, power-shower and fine view
• Master bedroom with double antique '4-poster' tester bed. Extra single bed.
• En-suite off master bedroom with shower

Mezzanine:

• Galleried bedroom with double bed & single bed

Outside:

• Terrace with outside dining furniture
• Barbeque
• Shared access over 50 acres of farm & woodland including down to river
• Meadows by the river perfect for picnics or splash about in the river in the summer
• Parking for 2 cars
• Freezer & washing machine in stone-built shed
• Easy access to fantastic walking routes.

This property is co-located with:
Red Kite Yurt sleeps 2
Therefore sleeping a total of up to 7 people.

If you want to book multiple accommodation simply make 2 or more bookings. We'll even hold your details in a cookie so you don't even need to retype anything more than your card number.

• National Park - you are in it!
• Some of the best walking in Wales starts on your farm!
• Pony trekking - walking distance!
• Offa's Dyke footpath - direct access from farm!
• Pub at Llanthony Priory (inc. food) - 15 min. walk
• Llanthony Priory - 15 min. walk
• Hay-on-Wye (books, food, heritage) - 11 miles
• Wye Valley Canoes - 12 miles
• The Walnut Tree(award-winning food) - 9  miles
• Crickhowell town - 14 miles
• Abergavenny town (castle, food, theatre etc) - 12 miles
• Monmouth town (heritage, cinema etc) - 25 miles

• Re-use of disused agricultural building
• Sensitive conversion respecting the original architecture
• Limeplasters etc so 'breathable' walls
• Natural paints/ limewashes
• Efficient, modern boiler
• Heavily insulated building
• On-site collection of recyclables
• Wood for stove from sustainable source
• Water from good, clean mountain spring
• Extensive use of local oak in renovation
• Private drainage
• Farmland managed under an environmentally-friendly Countryside Management scheme

'The barn is perfect - somehow both 'luxurious' and 'natural' at the same time' Ruthie & Johnny

'Great welcome and fantastic location. Beautifully decorated and very well equipped.' Christina & Kevin

'A fantastic barn in a beautiful location the perfect location for James' first holiday.' Mike, Erin & baby James (age 5 months)

Farm track not suitable for the lowest of cars - park at bottom of track for the (very) few that can't make it and short walk up to barn. Dogs (maximum 2) must be kept under close supervision as the farm has free range chickens.