Guilsfield Village

You will find this appealing eighteenth century house located in the original centre, the conservation area, of this charming and tranquil, rural village of Guilsfield. The village has two fine centuries-old traditional village inns each serving excellent food and beer. (The Oak Inn and The Kings Head)

Guilsfield also has a post office, woodland-trust protected woods, iron-age hill fort, shop, tennis courts, nature reserve, playing fields, children's play area and a fine ancient Church - all within easy strolling distance.

There are delightful walks via ancient public footpaths through fresh, green beautiful countryside. For the explorer, the area has so much to offer. There are centuries-old churches, local museums, antique shops, magnificent scenery including the beautiful Lake Vyrnwy, Wales' highest waterfall at Llanrhaeder-ym-Mochnant and historic buildings such as Powis Castle, Chirk Castle and Attingham Park (if visiting National Trust sites please check their opening days/hours).

Further Afield

Guilsfield is just two miles from the Offa's Dyke Trail and the market town of Welshpool. It is near historic Chester, closer still to the Tudor/Jacobean town of Shrewsbury (birthplace of Charles Darwin), the ancient County Town of Montgomery with its dramatic ruined castle and the Welsh market towns of Newtown and Llanidloes.

Pleasant drives through beautiful scenery take you to the canoeing championship town of Llangollen, the book town of Hay-on-Wye, the Red Kite feeding stations of Rhayader and Machynlleth and the Italianate village of Portmeirion near the Snowdonia National Park.

To make a booking you can ring Eve on +44 (0) 1938 554431,
or drop us a line via email.