Originally a Welsh longhouse dating back to 1526, the imposing Georgian front was added in 1820, and the rear courtyard is enclosed by Tudor and Victorian outbuildings.The 4 star B&B accommodation has been newly refurbished and all the guest rooms are spacious and comfortable, with en suite, TV/DVD and wifi.Comfortable and characterful Looking for some special 4-star accommodation in the heart of Mid Wales?Maesmawr Farmhouse B&B offers comfortable rooms in a house that is full of period character, yet with comtemporary highlights.As recent tree-ring dating has proved, the present Hall was built at some time between 16.But some of the timbers used in its construction are older than the building, dating from the mid-16th century: they may well have been recycled from an earlier market hall which is known to have existed in Llanidloes. His most recent book is Quaternary Dating Methods, (John Wiley, Chichester & New York, 2005).

5 miles from Hendre holiday cottage Machynlleth – the ancient capital of Wales offers many small, unique shops, cafes, pubs and the old parliament house.They are decorated to a high standard with original artworks and offer wonderful views of the Severn Valley and surrounding hills.The house is the centrepiece of the Mid Wales Arts Centre, which includes a unique contemporary art gallery and sculpture park on site.Picturesque walks, dog friendly beaches, narrow gauge railways and Machynlleth market town are all nearby.Village pub within walking distance and numerous highly recommended restaurants within a few miles.With a population of around 2,000, holiday cottages in Machynlleth are perfect as a holiday destination for a relaxing weekend or week long break.A bit of a history lesson now; The town of Machynlleth was the site where Owain Glyndwr, the Welsh rebel, was crowned as Prince of Wales back in 1404 and was where the patriot formed the first Welsh parliament.Originally known as "the Booth Hall" from the market stalls or "booths" which stood beneath and around it, the hall was the focus of Llanidloes markets until the early 20th century.Its upper storey also played many other parts during its long career.Law courts were held there, and the area of the present staircase was divided off as the town "lock-up".Religious groups including Quakers, Baptists, Independents and Methodists used it for meetings, and John Wesley preached here several times; in 1749 addressing a large congregation from the "Wesley Stone" now outside the north-west corner.Conveniently located in the heart of Mid Wales Maesmawr Farmhouse B&B is very conveniently situated close to the River Severn right in the centre of Mid Wales, and offers the perfect base from which to explore this beautiful area.It is just off the A470 between the villages of Caersws and Llandinam, with the larger Powys towns of Newtown and Llanidloesunder 15 mins drive away.Traditional Welsh farmhouse cottage in beautiful Mid Wales.