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Cottages in Llanwrtyd-Wells

"The smallest town in Great Britain " renowned for it's activities and local wildlife"

Llanwrtyd Wells is the smallest town in Britain with a population of about 600 people. This Spa Town was built upon the fame of the sulphur spring, which was discovered in 1732 with its curative powers. There are numerous Festivals held in the town from the famous Man versus Horse race, to the globally televised Bog Snorkelling Championships! Ideal location for the Royal Welsh Show, or for visiting MID WALES.   Llanwrtyd Wells also boasts a railway station, which is part of the Heart of Wales Line.

• Rhandirmwyn nestles in a wooded valley which leads to the beautiful Llynne Brianne reservoir.

•  Abergwesyn, travel the Old Drovers route referred to as the "rooftop of Wales ".

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Alltwinau Farmhouse (ALLTW) Sleeps 6. An attractive remote "olde worlde" oak beamed farmhouse, situated close to the River Irfon on the edge of the Cambrian Mountains

Area: Llanwrtyd-Wells Sleeps: 6 Bedrooms: 4 Add to my favourites

Ty Gwesyn (TYGWE) Sleeps 9/10. A traditional former mill in an unspoilt valley with stunning views across the Gwesyn River. Set in 230 acres of farmland with waterfalls, an old washpool, buzzards and red kite.

Area: Llanwrtyd-Wells Sleeps: 10 Bedrooms: 6 Add to my favourites