"The house that escaped to Powys."
(The Daily Telegraph)
The Clochfaen Estate - Offering accommodation in the Heart of Mid Wales
The Clochfaen offers a warm welcome to visitors from all over the world to their Bread and Breakfast, Self Catering & Holiday Cottages in Mid Wales, three types of guest accommodation, separately or in combination, for SHORT BREAKS or LONGER.
- A large Arts and Crafts self catering home (sleeps up to 14 persons)
- Two self catering Holiday Cottages in Mid Wales (sleeps 5 + 4 persons)
- Aubrey's Self contained Bed and Breakfast accommodation, (sleeps up to 8 persons)
The Clochfaen is set in 20 acres of private woodland.
This little explored area offers the opportunities for fishing, excellent walking and cycling.
This historic Arts and Crafts Estate, noted for its architectural style, is located in the upper reaches of the beautiful Wye Valley, overlooking the River Wye in the heart of Mid Wales. This is an area of outstanding natural beauty, with some of the most stunning mountain views and breath taking scenery.
The Clochfaen stands on the route of the Wye Valley Walk - one of the best known walks in Wales - which goes from Chepstow in Monmouthshire to near the source of the River on Plynlimon in Powys, via Monmouth, Ross-on Wye, Hay-on-Wye, Builth Wells, and Rhayader, passing many small pretty villages along its route, some 136 miles (218 kilometres) in total.
The Estate itself has fishing and rough shooting which guests can enjoy by arrangement. Watch Red Kites soaring overhead above fields and forests, and discover secret places along every stream and brook.
Clochfaen is within easy reach of the coast - Aberystwyth, Aberdovey and New Quay, to name but a few coastal locations.
The Wye Valley combines a blend of Welsh and English influences. It has magnificent castles, bustling market towns, an artisan tradition, and in sunshine and showers, the Wye Valley is a captivating experience.
Many artists, poets and writers have sought to capture the tranquil charm and beauty of this landscape, from the bard, Huw Arwystli, who praised the hospitality of Clochfaen Court in the sixteenth century. During the nineteenth and early twentieth century the house became the retreat of Princes.
The princes of Siam, Clochfaen, circa 1890 Prince Albert (later George VI), 1917.
Come and enjoy the tradition of true hospitality, the wonderful scenery, fascinating culture and history of this area, and stay at this perfect location for holidays or business events at any time of year.
The house has Wi-Fi internet throughout. Business visitors may wish to use the large Tenants' Hall for seminars which can seat groups of up to fifty persons. Please note this room is on the first floor and there is no disabled access.
For bookings and further information, contact owner.
