Rhosllyn is a spacious, contemporary, luxury detached two-story lodge, surrounded by tranquil grounds, alongside a lake. Situated in the Nantmel Valley, it is just 3 miles from charming market town of Rhayader, which is the gateway to the Elan Valley.
The low-threshold entrance of the lodge from the parking area takes you into the wonderful open-plan ground floor living area. The lounge has 3 comfortable sofas facing the TV along with a cosy woodburning stove, so is ideal for relaxing after a long day sightseeing. The kitchen is modern with all the appliances you need to cook a delicious home-cooked meal. The dining area is situated between the kitchen and lounge with a view through the French doors (low threshold) which takes you out to the decked veranda with its outside dining area and the hot tub which comfortably seats 8 people.
There are 2 spacious ground floor bedrooms, one of which has an ensuite shower room, along with French doors that frame a view of the lake. There is a separate ground floor family shower room which is ideal for those with limited mobility.
Upstairs are 2 extremely spacious bedrooms with vaulted ceilings and chandeliers. Both these rooms have ensuite shower rooms along with a freestanding bathtub in the bedroom. The main bedroom also has a sofa and French doors which give access to a covered balcony which looks out at the lake and there is a bistro set on the balcony for private dining. The 2nd upstairs bedroom has views across pasture land to Gwastedyn Hill.
All of the beds are zip and link so can be made into super-king or twin single beds as required by your group or family.
Outside, the lodge sits in 2 acres of landscaped grounds, there is only one other lodge on site and both lodges are separated by a good distance and are private to each other. Rhosllyn has views across the lake and a purpose made BBQ on the lawn adjoining the lodge. There is off-road private parking for 4 cars. Cyclists are welcome and there are washing facilities along with an undercover rack for 4 bikes
From the lodge there are walks along quiet country lanes, through woods and across farmland and is ideal for bird watching, from small birds, waterfowl on the lake and the Red Kites soaring above. There are also plenty of sites and activities to visit and take part in, in the local area. A visit to the Elan Valley has to be a must with its 3 reservoirs and unique dams, forested areas and waterfalls, the scenery is stunning and is perfect for walkers and cyclists. The Elan Valley is also Wales only Dark Skies Park, and makes it ideal for looking at the stars and planets, and at the Craig Goch Dam there are maps of the night sky to guide you with identification.