Knighton
5 Bedrooms
4 Bathrooms
10 Guests
HOT TUB | PET FRIENDLY | PARKING | FIRE PIT | VIEWS
Welcome to Maesgwyn Farmhouse – A Historic Countryside Escape for Families & Groups
Step back in time with all the comforts of modern living at Maesgwyn Farmhouse, a stunning 16th-century detached property set near the picturesque market town of Knighton. Sleeping up to ten guests across five spacious bedrooms, this charming retreat is ideal for large families, groups of friends, or those looking to celebrate a special occasion in the heart of rural Mid Wales.
Spread over three floors, Maesgwyn offers flexible accommodation with two grand king-size bedrooms, one cosy double, and two twin rooms—perfect for a variety of group sizes and dynamics. Original rustic beams and characterful touches run throughout the home, giving it timeless country charm.
The heart of the house is the open-plan kitchen and dining area, where guests can gather to cook, eat, and make lasting memories. After dinner, unwind by the crackling wood-burning stove in the cosy lounge, a perfect spot to relax after a day exploring the great outdoors.
Upstairs, the beautiful bathroom is a standout feature, boasting exposed wooden beams and a luxurious roll-top bath—ideal for a long soak after a day of walking or cycling.
Step outside to your own private patio with stunning views of the Radnorshire hills. Fire up the BBQ, enjoy a drink with friends, or take a dip in the bubbling hot tub as the sun sets. The enclosed garden makes this pet-friendly property perfect for four-legged companions too.
Maesgwyn Farmhouse is perfectly positioned for outdoor enthusiasts, with direct access to the scenic Glyndwr’s Way and close proximity to the famous Offa’s Dyke Path—offering some of the most spectacular walks in Wales.
Whether you're planning a relaxing family getaway, a gathering with friends, or a countryside celebration, Maesgwyn is the perfect rural escape. With unforgettable scenery, nearby attractions, and welcoming local pubs and eateries, you’ll find yourself wishing you’d stayed longer.
Planning a holiday to Maesgwyn and would like to know some of the best places to eat out?
Have a look at some of our recommendations - we have got it all covered here!
Eating Out
The Radnorshire Arms, Beguildy (4 miles)
Home cooked meals are offered for lunch & dinner together with good local real ales.
01547 510634
The Dolfor Inn, Dolfor (9 miles)
A warm country welcome, hearty food, good wine and great beer.
01686 626531
The Castle Inn, Knucklas (10 miles)
Quality home cooked food, all locally sourced wherever possible plus, they have a great selection of drinks which include local cask ales plus beers and wines from around the World.
01547 528150
The Banc, Knighton (12 miles)
Home cooked meals are offered for lunch & dinner together as well as deliciously famous Sunday Lunches.
01547 520009
The Metropole Hotel, Llandrindod Wells (15 miles)
The Head-Chef is committed to providing unforgettable dining experiences, creating mouth-watering seasonal dishes from the finest local Welsh ingredients.
01597 823700
Takeaways
Chandos Kebab, Knighton (12 miles)James and Lin Jones live just down the road from Maesgwyn, Beacon View Barns, and Beacon View Pods with their three children—Ceri, Rhys, and Sian. You might spot them around the farm or tending to the properties as part of their daily routine.
Maesgwyn is also home to Llewelyn, James' father, who remains an active member of the farming team and an important part of daily life on the land.
The Jones family began their holiday let journey in 2015, opening up the farmhouse to guests. Following its success, they expanded in 2017 by converting traditional barns and adding two glamping pods, creating the welcoming rural retreats you see today.
The family farms over 400 acres, focusing mainly on beef and sheep. The busiest season is lambing time in March and April—guests visiting during this period might be lucky enough to witness newborn lambs in the surrounding fields.
Summer brings a different kind of excitement, with plenty of tractor activity across the farm during harvest season—perfect for a bit of tractor spotting!
Check out some recommended places to visit in the locality of Maesgwyn ..
The Spaceguard Centre, Knighton (13 miles)
The Spaceguard Centre is a working observatory, and the main source of information about near Earth objects in the UK.
Offas Dyke Path & Glyndwrs Way
Local public footpaths through the beautiful Welsh Countryside.
Underhill Riding Stables, Dolau (11 miles)
Enjoy horse and pony riding n the peace and beauty of the the Mid Wales countryside with us.
Mickey Millers Playbarn, Craven Arms (21 miles)
‘Fun for all the family’ softplay area, with ball pools for the little ones and a 21ft drop slide for the daredevils amongst you, there’s something there for everyone!
Kington Small Breeds & Owl Park, Kington (24 miles)
Small animal breed farm park and owl centre. A wonderful collection of miniature, rare and friendly creatures.
Elan Valley, Rhayader (24 miles)
Drive, walk explore the amazing scenery and views that the Elan Valley has to offer, you will find a Visitors Centre for any information you may need whilst visiting as well as play area for children.
To check out Cycle Hire prices click here.
Ludlow Castle, Ludlow (28 miles)
Spend time wondering around the historic Castle, or equally around the quaint market town of Ludlow.
Spring Rock Fishery, Crossgates (14 miles)
Two-and-a-half acre specimen carp lake set in in stunning rural setting with anglers’ pods.
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