Shepherds hut with wood fired hot tub offers a perfect escape from the demands and stresses of everyday life. This simple and private outdoor space is completely on its own in a 5 acre field with no other guests around. It’s nestled quietly on a gentle hillside, beside trees and pasture land. There’s mountain views to nourish and inspire you, bluebells in the woods in spring and wildflowers in the meadow in summer. Turn down the noise in your life and tune in to nature’s rhythms instead. Bliss! Completely private with exclusive use of the hut and cabin facilities, perfect for couples seeking a romantic getaway. The open fronted log cabin provides a sheltered outdoor cooking area. Two ring gas hob and charcoal BBQ for cooking hot food, stainless steel worktops for food preparation, kitchen sink with hot running water. Fridge and basic kitchen equipment is provided. In addition to the practical benefits of having a private separate cabin, (i.e. you don’t have to cook in your bedroom and you’ve got somewhere else to put your walking boots) the cabin also offers an additional undercover space to enjoy your surroundings. You’ll have welcome shade in a heatwave and shelter on a rainy day. We provide complementary wood and kindling for the fire pit, but extra bags are available for purchase, and we usually have some BBQ charcoal too. There’s a hot shower and soft fluffy towels, soap and planet friendly shower gel and shampoo are provided. The spacious composting toilet is located next to the cabin. It’s sparkling, clean and fresh. The wooden hot tub is off grid. It is heated by a wood burning stove. It can take 1 or 2 hours to get it up to temperature. There are no nasty chemicals, just natural cleaning products are used and the tub is re-filled for each new arrival.

Hosted by Sue and Ken on their 12 acre small-holding with a small flock of pedigree sheep, two pigmy goats and two border collie dogs.

We are in a quiet rural location surrounded by nature. You can see the majestic Brecon Beacon mountains, woodland and pasture land from the shepherds hut windows and there’s an abundance of wildlife. The nearest shop for milk, bread, chocolate etc is the Village Shop in Llanwrda, 1.5 miles away. The nearest town is Llandovery, an old historic drovers town and around 6 miles away. It has 3 cafe’s, several pubs serving delicious good value food, a proper fish & chip shop, Indian and Chinese takeaways, a couple of small supermarkets, tourist information centre, doctor, dentist and pharmacy. The pretty town of Llandeilo is about 8 miles away and has several small independent, bespoke shops and cafe's, a gin house and a 1950’s style chocolate emporium that sells amazing ice cream. There are also several good pubs serving food. Nearby places to visit (within half an hours drive) are: Dinefwr Castle and Newton House National Botanical garden of Wales Aberglasney Gardens Dolaucothi Gold Mines The famous “Waterfall Country” boasting 4 spectacular falls and walks are less than an hour’s drive as is Pen Y Fan, the highest peak in the Brecon Beacons. Rhossilli Bay Beach is a little further afield (just over an hour) but well worth the drive. The Heart of Wales train runs from Swansea to Shrewsbury. There is a request stop at Llanwrda. Just put out your arm to stop the train! We recommend getting a day return from Llanwrda to Shrewsbury. The views from the train are fantastic. Shrewsbury has all your usual high street stores, a host of small independent shops and good eateries for a spot of lunch before setting back on your return journey.