The characterful village of Berriew is located some 1.2 miles distant and offers an excellent range of amenities to include two pubs, butcher, cafe and village shop with post office. The accommodation includes a modern fitted kitchen comprising electric double oven, ceramic hob, washing machine, microwave, fridge/freezer, ample food preparation and storage space, table and chairs. The kitchen lead
s through to the light and spacious living room which includes a sofa, armchair and sofa bed. Guests have access to a TV with Free-Sat, DVD player and WiFi. The property provides two good sized bedrooms, the double bedroom with en suite shower room and the twin room with en suite bathroom. Although both bedrooms have en suite facilities there is also a separate cloakroom/WC. The property has the capacity to sleep six with the additional use of the sofa-bed situated within the living room. The property is almost entirely on one level, but with a single step from kitchen to living room and one from hallway towards bedrooms, and a step up into the shower cubicle, all with grab rails, making the property suitable for the less able. Outside, there is a small garden area with a picnic bench away from the farmyard with views of the surrounding countryside. There is private parking (sloping) for 1 or 2 cars and entrance into the property's hallway just off the lane; additional parking is also available on the farmyard, with reasonably level access into the kitchen. Pandy Barn is ideally suited to couples or small families looking for a relaxing break surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside, whilst within easy reach of the excellent village facilities. Berriew is also home to the Andrew Logan Museum of Sculpture. Welshpool about 7 miles from the accommodation includes Powys Castle (NT), the Welshpool - Llanfair Steam Railway, Powisland Museum, swimming pool and leisure centre, and the historic golf course a couple of miles further on. Excellent walking in the area, including stretches of Offa's D**e, Kerry Ridgeway and the Severn Way, which runs alongside the river and the disused Montgomery Canal. Visit the historic market town of Montgomery, the former county town 6 miles away, for the interesting ruins of Montgomery Castle, attractive Georgian town square, Michelin starred Checkers restaurant. The area also has some local food and drink attractions, including the Monty's Brewery Visitor Center in Montgomery, Kerryvale Vineyard and Dairy Dreams Ice Cream both between Montgomery and Churchstoke. Please note that the owner has working dogs with kennels in the adjacent barns
