Hall House is a Grade II listed medieval timber-framed house built in 1480, set in a breathtaking valley in rural Mid Wales just outside the village of Trefeglwys in Powys. The cruck-framed structure retains original beams and box-panelled walls alongside design-led interiors. It sleeps six across three bedrooms with three bathrooms.

The property sits within two acres of grounds including a wildflower meadow, fruit orchard and cherry trees. Llyn Clywedog reservoir is a short drive away for wildlife spotting and walks. The Cambrian Mountains are nearby and Snowdonia National Park is within reach. The estate's 160 surrounding acres are organic and pesticide-free.

Three individually designed bedrooms: a Japanese-inspired master suite with Onsen bath and rainfall shower; a first-floor loft-style room with super-king or twin configuration; and a ground-floor twin room. All have high-quality linens and handmade headboards.

Llanidloes is the nearest town (6 miles). Machynlleth is around 18 miles away. Centre for Alternative Technology is 19 miles. Hafren Forest walks start from 4 miles.

Hall House suits couples, families and small groups wanting a genuine medieval property with a wood-fired hot tub, pizza oven and a shepherd's hut in the grounds. Book it for celebrations or a proper countryside break.