Secret Treehouse In Powys
£125.00 per night
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Designed and built on a family farm in mid-Wales, these treehouses have been made with eco-conscious materials and run off-grid using solar and wind power. Put your feet up in Nyth y Barcud and enjoy the view through floor-to-ceiling windows or watch the stream flowing below through the area of glass floor. Enjoy a cocktail on the balcony of Ty Cainc as you watch the sunset over the tops of the trees. Explore this beautiful part of Wales on foot or by bike with the coast and Snowdonia National Park both within easy reach.
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Suitable for children over the age of six.
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2 nights min low season 3 nights high & Weekends
No pets
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UK Holidays, Wales, Powys,
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