Ffrydd House in Knighton, Powys

Ffrydd House is a spacious, elegant town house with period features, garden and private, off street parking, sleeps 8.

The ideal location for exploring the English/Welsh border country or simply getting together.

Ffrydd House

Downstairs: a large sitting room, an equally large dining room, a fully equipped farmhouse kitchen with Rayburn, downstairs WC and elegant wooden staircase to the 1st floor.

Upstairs: 3 double bedrooms. 1 bedroom with twin, aspacious library area, 2 bathrooms (1 with bath, 1 with shower).

Outside: a garden, large terrace and spacious parking, accessed through double gates from the street.

This is a no smoking property - no smoking is allowed in the house or garden. No animals may be brought to the property.

Knighton

Knighton is a small, busy market town and is the only town situated actually on Offa’s Dyke – its Welsh name “Tref-y-Clawdd” means “town on the Dyke”. With part of the town - including the railway station - in England, Knighton typifies the mix of Welsh and English heritage found in the Marches.

The town has several supermarkets and other small independent shops and well as several pubs and takeaways.

The Offa's Dyke long distance path runs right through the town.

To the left of the clocktower is a narrow cobbled street with quirky old houses and shops. From the centre of this small town, you can see the lovely Welsh and English border hills all around.

Things to See and Do

There is a wealth of history to explore, attractive towns to visit for shopping, and interesting events, National Trust properties, gardens.

Click here for lots of ideas and a Calendar of Events taking place in the area during the whole year.

As well as numerous walks, this part of Wales is full of glorious green lanes, quiet and perfect for all ages and abilities to explore by bike. Swimming and golf are both available in Knighton.