Wonderful walks can be found from the doorstep and OS maps are available to borrow. Mid Wales also offers endless walking opportunities such as the Wye Valley Walk, Offas Dyke Path, the Brecon Beacons, Black Mountains and the Elan Valley

There are some of the best fishing in the UK around the Wye and Edw, which depending on the catch can be all year round. Catches includes salmon, trout and grayling. Lunches can also be organised on your fishing day out

The Elan Valley Estate comprises a number of reservoirs linked together covering 70square miles and sometimes known as “Welsh Lake District”. With plenty of scenic walks and cycle routes, it’s a great place for a day out.

Hay on Wye is a historic market town renowned for being the Book Capital of Britain. The high street is littered with book stores and many quirky independent shops and cafes. Nearby Builth Wells also hosts the largest agricultural show in Europe.

Beautiful wild horses can often be found on the hills behind the house, and bridle paths abound. There is local horseriding school who can take you out on the hills to enjoy the views. If you are interested in stabling, please enquire

The Brecon Beacons is perhaps one of the most recognised national parks in the UK. Home to spectacular waterfalls, geo parks, rock habitats and a huge range of wildlife. If you like the great outdoors the Brecon Beacons are perfect.

Bridle paths criss-crossing the surrounding hills are perfect for cycling, as well as leafy country lanes. Kayaking and canoeing down the Wye River are also popular, as well as dipping your toe for a bit of wild swimming. Country activities can be also arranged at the House.

Join the world’s greatest writers at the Hay Festival in nearby Hay on Wye. The festival takes place twice a year in May and November, with a programme packed with inspiring events and renowned speakers