Beautifully decorated off-grid shepherd's hut situated in its own private field with stunning views across the rolling hills of Mid-Wales and Shropshire. The perfect hideaway for a relaxing time in the quiet countryside, close to nature.
It is our aim to offer our guests the chance to leave behind the busy and complicated modern world and return to basics, close to nature and all it has to offer for a restorative and memorable countryside break. A real chance to unplug from the world and connect with nature.
The hut has been furnished and decorated to make it into a cosy and comfortable space to relax, rest and sleep. A deep wool mattress and wool duvets ensure a fabulous night’s sleep and with lots of cushions, pillows, bolsters and quilts, the double bed can be transformed into a luxurious reading den! The small but efficient woodburner will keep you warm and toasty inside. Bedlinen is provided. There is a composting toilet and basin for washing, housed in a rustic and quirky "Caban" behind the hut. Towels are provided. There is also a field kitchen in the “Caban” where you can make drinks and cook meals on a single gas burner. There is a cool box and we supply ice to keep foodstuff cold.
£70 per night
The Shepherd’s Hut is in a quiet spot in the hills of Mid-Wales, near Montgomery, is attractive to many people, particularly those who live in cities and who seek time in the countryside to recharge their batteries without having to travel a long distance for a short break.
We are about 90 minutes away from Manchester, Liverpool and Birmingham whilst Shrewsbury is just under an hour away.
We are 2 miles from the main road and directions to get to us will be provided on booking.
Nearest train stations are Newtown (7 miles) and Welshpool (10 miles). Nearest bus stop is on the A483 between Abermule and Berriew. We are happy to assist guests who choose to get to us by public transport with lifts from/to bus stop sand train stations.
Useful transport links to help plan your journey:
For rail travel: Transport for Wales
For bus/coach travel, we are on Route x75: traveline cymru
My husband and I stayed in this lovely hut and we were utterly charmed by the whole experience. The hut itself is tucked away in a secluded setting but with glorious views over the Welsh hills. The hut and kitchenette are very well presented and a lot of consideration has been given to ensuring that nearly every need you have is covered. The owners have gone to the effort of adding in little touches that really add to the feeling of luxury - a little vase of flowers, some cake waiting for you to have with your tea, various teas and real coffee... The owners are friendly and helpful without being intrusive. They catered for my strict diet with no fuss and careful consideration - a rarity! We opted to have breakfast delivered to the hut in the morning and what a treat! Scrummy, homemade, and included something for every taste. I am generally a real critic in reviews but honestly I can say that this retreat is a hidden gem.
Leila, Powys
