The Smithy in the middle of the hamlet of Llanthony has beamed pitched ceilings, floors of polished wood and flagstones with underfloor heating. Comfortable sofas and open hearths enhance this lovingly and imaginatively restored house. The Smithy was a Weaver and Dyers Mill until the 19th Century, from then it became Walter Savage Landor's forge. The property was the winner of the Traditional Homes/ Period Living Renovation Award.
Accommodation
Sleeps 6, 3 bedrooms. Entrance into a country kitchen/diner equipped with microwave/conventional oven, gas hob, fridge, freezer, washing machine, refectory table and chairs, large dresser and window overlooking the garden. The sitting room is delightful, both elegant and cosy and has a beautiful bottle-kiln chimney with a large open hearth, no TV by visitor choice, but a good selection of games and books, and a beautiful piano (for use by pianists only please).
Stairs from this room lead to the first floor, the bedrooms are attractively furnished, the furnishings and linen enhance the character of the bedrooms.
Bedroom 1: twin bedroom
Bedroom 2: twin bedroom with brass bed
Bedroom 3: double bedroom with washbasin.
Bathroom and toilet.
Useful information
Abergavenny 12 miles, Hay-on-Wye 15 miles.
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If you would like to speak to someone who has visited this property please ask for:
Elizabeth, Caroline and Regan

