Ty Coedwig Treehouse

Unleash your wilder side as you take to the treetops at Ty Coedwig, a beautiful treehouse in Powys that boasts a dreamy setting. Tucked away in a tranquil woodland, Ty Coedwig invites you to step into a fairytale lit by twinkling lights and backed by ancient oaks. Enjoy romantic meals on the tree-shrouded decking, gather around the fire pit as the sun sets for stories and memories shared, and slip into the luxurious outdoor bathtub for a heavenly soak surrounded by the calming sounds of nature. With historic castles and bountiful nature reserves on your doorstep, you can spend your days exploring this magical corner of Wales, discovering hidden gems and arcadian walking trails as you go. Returning to your luxury treehouse, say hello to the grazing cows in the field next door before retreating to the cosy charms of your hideaway for a blissful evening with your special someone.

Nestled in a beautiful patch of ancient oak trees, Ty Coedwig, which means forest house in Welsh, welcomes you to shed the humdrum of everyday life as you ease into your peaceful stay in Powys. From the wooden walkway lined with twinkling lights to the slide that slopes to the ground from the balcony, you're invited to step into a world laced with wonder as you embrace life in the canopy. The handcrafted hideaway, which is suspended above the ground on stilts, promises a magical stay in the treetops. As you enter the bewitching treehouse, you'll be met with a gorgeous open-plan space. Starting in the kitchen, a wonderful blend of rustic charm invites you to whip up your favourite creations, with everything you need at your fingertips including an oven, microwave, fridge, toaster and kettle. Pause at the wooden breakfast bar with a fresh-out-the-oven croissant, seat yourselves at the glass table for a relaxed lunch for two or take your feast onto the decking for a spot of alfresco dining under the dappled light of the trees.

The living area invites the woodland in, with gorgeous nature inspired colours crafting a cosy place to spend an evening, especially with the toasty underfloor heating on. Beautiful books, maps and pictures adorn the walls and shelves, drawing the eye around the room. Curl up in the chair with a good book or sink into the Chesterfield sofa for an evening of relaxing in front of the smart TV. A set of French doors open wide onto the decking, where a table for two promises idyllic moments surrounded by the soft songs of nature.

For the bedroom, step through a pair of double sliding doors to find yourself a room with beautiful wood, vaulted ceilings and a sumptuous king size bed. Large, double windows look out through the trees, while little finishing touches fill the room with warmth and charm. Draw the pretty curtains for a deeply restorative sleep or throw open the windows to welcome in the fresh, morning air, before bringing your coffee into bed for a deliciously slow start to the day.

In the luxurious shower room, double sinks and double showers invite you to unwind from the day, while a heated towel rail keeps your towels warm and fluffy. The room is decorated in a vibrant peacock blue, with lit mirrors above the sinks and a lovely wooden counter with plenty of space for all your toiletries. A large window, which runs almost from floor to ceiling, creates a wonderful focal point while filling the room with dappled sunlight.

Surrounded by peaceful woodland, Ty Coedwig invites you to make the most of the idyllic setting with numerous tranquil spots to enjoy. From the treehouse's living area, step onto the balcony decking for a sundowner amidst the trees and twinkling lights or take the slide, which runs from the decking to the forest floor, and explore the hideaway's other heavenly spaces. Follow the wooden walkway to a dreamy outdoor bathtub, where you can sit back and soak up the serene sounds of birds singing and leaves rustling overhead. Back on the ground, a clearing lined with wood chippings boasts two charming log benches and a fire pit barbecue. Toast marshmallows over the dancing flames as cows graze in the field next door and you feel the outside world melt away. An enchanting wooden swing hangs nearby, encouraging you to embrace the joys of childhood once more.

Rich in heritage and breathtaking natural landscapes, Powys is the perfect playground for your Welsh escape. A short drive (35 minutes) from Ty Coedwig, Powis Castle is one of the area's most fascinating landmarks. Steeped in history, the dramatic castle towers above a beautiful garden, creating a captivating blend of grandeur and grace. Walk through the enchanting formal gardens and tour the medieval castle full of legend and wonder, before pausing in the Courtyard Café for a deliciously light bite. If you truly are a history lover, then you might also like to take time to visit Montgomery town and castle that are less than half an hour's drive away from the treehouse.

For a wilder experience, head to the nearby oasis of Llyn Coed y Dinas Nature Reserve. Formally a gravel pit, this heavenly habitat supports a myriad of wildlife, from common dwellers to rare birds such as the mandarin duck, Mediterranean gull, and arctic tern, which you can look out for from the bird hide. Or if woodland calls, why not visit Hafren Forest for a stroll through verdant trees that lead to tumbling waterfalls.

Promising 135 miles of rolling hills and mirror-topped lakes, the Glyndwr's Way walking trail beckons for days spent soaking up Powys' idyllic landscapes. From heather-topped mountains to the tranquil Radnorshire Hills, there are many wondrous routes to explore during your stay. Taking a break from travelling under your own steam, board the Welshpool & Llanfair Light Railway to journey through the picturesque countryside on a beautiful, vintage steam train.

Home to a welcoming array of pubs and restaurants, Powys is well-positioned to make the most of Welsh fare. At the nearby Dolau Inn, you can sink into the 19th-century setting and enjoy a delicious selection of food and drink amidst a soul-warming atmosphere. From the traditional stone exterior to the cosy charms within, it's very easy to feel at home in this beloved Welsh pub. You can also find Brew Hub in Newtown. This artisan brewery is a great spot to listen to live music and enjoy a locally brewed pint or two.

Open plan living-room with kitchen and dining areas: Smart TV, oven with grill, 4 ring electric hob, microwave, fridge with small freezer compartment, toaster and kettle.

Bedroom with king-sized bed.

Shower Room with double sink, double shower, W/C and heated towel rail.

Ty Coedwig welcomes up to two babies under the age of 6months old- none crawlers.

Please note that there are four steps leading up to the hideaway and sloping ramps.

Please note, early check in/ late check out requests must be made at the time of booking.