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***Any day arrival *** Min 2 nights stay***
As seen in The Times - Romantic Boltholes, and Countryfile Magazine - Romantic Places To Stay.
Hidden away in the glorious Ceredigion countryside, this magical treehouse sits in an unbelievably secluded location of woodland, flourishing farmland and gently rolling hills. Ty'r Onnen (meaning house of Ash in native Welsh) is bliss and tranquillity personified; you'd be hard-fought to find anywhere as romantic as this. Listen to nothing but the sound of a brook babbling through the bottom of the garden and the heavenly choir of birds singing in the trees, while you indulge in the breathtaking views of the surrounding hills.
Despite its off-grid existence, the treehouse is equipped with a gas-powered oven, woodburning stove and hot running water from the sites own private water supply. The property is luxuriously furnished throughout, while the large floating balcony offers panoramic views and numerous places to sit and watch the world go by. You can also follow the wandering sun as it sweeps around the valley through the day.
Spend your nights huddled around the flickering flames of the fire-pit, while the ultra-clear country air is ideal for stargazing. What's more, the site is only 7 miles from the beautiful seaside town of Aberystwyth, with plenty of restaurants and pubs, while the area is filled with a plethora of natural attractions from hilltop walks to sandy beaches.
Check-in - 3pm / Check -out - 11am
Nearest Pub is in Talybont only 3 miles away. With a choice of two:
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Machynlleth and Corris
Bwlch Nant Yr Arian Visitor Centre
Devils Bridge
Beaches
Hafod Estate
Aberystwyth
Cambrian Mountains
Elan Valley
Rheidol Cycle Trail
Rheidol Riding Centre
The zero-carbon treehouse was built and runs with the environment at its heart. It's entirely off-grid, for a real eco-retreat.
Sleeping arrangements - the treehouse provides sleeping for two on a king-sized bed.
Kitchen facilities - a gas cooker with grill and double oven. All utensils and crockery are provided. A kettle can also be boiled on the log burner.
Refrigeration is provided by a large cool box with pre-cooled ice blocks provided. This specialist cold box will stay cold just like a fridge for the length of your stay. There is no freezer.
The certified drinking water is supplied by the sites own private borehole, which is purified by solar energy.
Bathroom facilities - en-suite wet room with hot shower, toilet and washbasin.
Heating and lighting - heating is provided by a wood burning stove. The double-glazed and well-insulated treehouse stays lovely and warm throughout the year. It is completely off-grid and electricity for lighting and USB ports is supplied entirely by renewable solar energy. Please be aware there are no standard plug sockets, therefore, you cannot use any plug-in electrical items.
Grounds and surrounding area - there are folding doors leading to an outdoor decked area and balcony, with sperate seating and outdoor hot shower. There is a fire pit, charcoal barbeque and swing seat on the ground level, with a stream running past and beautiful woodland to explore.
The treehouse is set on the edge of a meadow, with amazing views and flourishing wildlife. The fields adjacent are part of an organic farm. At different times of the year, you will see sheep grazing and lambing in the spring, while sometimes the meadow grass is left to grow for hay. The area is great for bird watching, exploring numerous footpaths and mountain bike trails.
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Parking - the treehouse is a short walk from the parking space, which is roughly 300m away. There will be a trolley at the parking site to help with luggage, while the owners can also help with luggage if required. It is advised to bring good walking shoes or wellies, especially in winter.
Internet access and mobile phone signal - there is no internet access or mobile reception at this property.
Pets and children - the treehouse is not suitable for pets or children.
In an emergency - there is 3G mobile reception a short walk up the hill and two dwellings close by if you need emergency assistance.
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