Tack Barn

Surrounded by the dramatic scenery of the Shropshire Hills and set close to the England/Wales border, this beautifully converted former barn invites families and groups of friends for a nature-immersed stay together. With winding rivers, rolling farmland, and scenic walking and cycling trails all around, this property is primed for peaceful outdoor adventures. The market town of Knighton (9.5 miles) is best known as the midway point for the popular Offa's Dyke Path National Trail – a 177-mile route that follows the England/Wales border. For more days of walking, the Shropshire Hills National Landscape is on your doorstep – much loved for its jaw-dropping vistas and peaceful, nature-rich trails. Soak up the local history with a visit to Powis Castle and Gardens (21.5 miles) or enjoy stunning views across Powys and Shropshire aboard the Heart of Wales Railway Line from Knighton.

Before stepping into this inviting barn conversion, take a moment to savour its restored stonework and the spectacular rural views that set the scene for a memorable countryside stay. Head inside, kick off your muddy walking shoes in the entrance, and be greeted by the social heart of the home – the open-plan lounge, kitchen, and diner. This characterful space occupies the middle floor and boasts high ceilings, exposed timbers, and far-reaching views through the windows. The stylish kitchen balances traditional touches with modern features, providing everything needed for cooking up hearty holiday feasts. Enjoy each meal at the spacious breakfast bar or seated around the long farmhouse dining table, then move through to the restful lounge space to sink into the sofa, flick on the Smart TV, and fire up the wood burner. Nearby, a handy pantry and utility space are on hand for your convenience and holiday laundry. When it’s time to call it a night, take your pick from four unique bedrooms, the first of which is set up on a mezzanine level overlooking the living space, boasting two single beds and a quiet working space. From the living area, stairs lead down to a lower floor and three elegant bedrooms, all of which boast double beds and en-suite bathrooms.

Soak up your fresh countryside air by dining alfresco on the paved terrace in the secluded garden, which offers far-reaching views of the rolling countryside. Soothe weary walking muscles with a dip in the bubbling hot tub or relax in the log-burner sauna (available to reserve directly with the owner). The barn is found at the top of a private drive, where there is no passing people or traffic, just sheep and wildlife. Children and dogs are allowed to roam freely and safely in the separate acre of fenced in garden. Guests and their dogs are free to wander around the 43 acres of grounds. There are many walks directly from the property, without having to drive anywhere. There is total peace and solitude, with fresh mountain air and pure spring water on tap. You’ll also benefit from ample private parking.