A treetop sanctuary, complete with an al fresco copper bath and an indulgent hot tub, blissfully secluded deep in the Cambrian mountains, close to the Ceredigion coast.
  • Sleeps: 5
  • Bedrooms: 2
  • Bathroom: 1
  • Minimum stay: 3 nights

No matter how hard you tried, you simply couldn’t conjure up a more magical position for Ty’r Derw Treehouse (or “the house of the oak” in English).

Nestled deep in the heart of the awe-inspiring Cambrian mountains, the idyllic rural scenery promises to relax and revive your senses just as soon as you arrive. Meanwhile, if you hanker for lazy time spent by the coast, the beautiful golden beach and dunes at Ynyslas lie just seven miles away.

Perfect for groups of family or close friends, the elegantly-crafted, fully insulated treehouse sleeps up to five guests, with two comfy bedrooms: a kingsize and a twin that can be made into a second kingsize if preferred (please note that the fifth bed is a pull-out trundle bed, best suited to a child or small adult).

And while this may be a treehouse, you can put any thoughts of wobbly, haphazard childhood structures to the back of your mind, since Ty’r Derw is rich in grand, grown-up luxury.

Stylish facilities include a gleaming kitchen with fully-integrated appliances (including the all-important dishwasher), and an invigorating shower room…

…although you may prefer to lay back among scented bubbles in your al fresco copper bathtub, perfectly positioned on its own private balcony. There’s also a four-person hot tub if you enjoy more sociable soaks, primed for supreme sunset-watching. Just pop open a bottle of fizz to make your evening complete.

Linger by the soft-glowing firepit as the stars make their twinkling appearance in that vast, clear night sky, safe in the knowledge that you’ll have a toasty, underfloor-heated treehouse to return to when you’re all talked out.

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At a glance

  • A luxury treehouse for families or groups of friends, secluded in the heart of the Cambrian mountains, close to the Ceredigion coast.
  • The treehouse boasts full self-contained kitchen and shower facilities inside, plus an al fresco copper bathtub and 4-person hot tub.
  • There are two bedrooms: a kingsize and a twin or second kingsize, whichever you prefer. There is a fifth trundle bed that is suitable for a child or small adult.
  • Relax on the expansive decking, or in your hammock. If you prefer exploring, there is a network of walking and mountain bike trails right from the door.
  • The nearest pubs are 3 miles away, and there is a Michelin-starred restaurant within 8 miles. The golden beach and dunes at Ynyslas are close by, as are Machynlleth and Corris.

Features

  • Hot Tubs

Facilities

Luxury treehouse, sleeps 5 guests.  Living space, kitchen area with integrated electric oven, hob, dishwasher, fridge, kettle, toaster.  Plug sockets and underfloor heating throughout.  1 kingsize bedroom, 1 twin or kingsize bedroom (whichever preferred), plus an additional trundle bed.  Bathroom with shower, WC, washbasin.  Outside: expansive furnished decking, private balcony with copper bath, hot tub, hammock, firepit, swing.  Private parking 30 metres away.

Local Activities

Woodland walks, mountain bike trails, wildlife-watching, picnic spots, beaches, nature reserves, independent shops, pubs, Michelin-starred restaurant, historic sites, gin distillery, stargazing

More information

After a sound night’s sleep, why not take your morning coffee out to the balcony, listening to a gentle soundtrack of birdsong and rustling leaves? Depending on the time of year, you can watch lambs frolicking and sheep grazing in the organic farm beyond.

If you’re staying put, you’ll find a hammock that’s perfect for curling up with a good book, or dust off your binoculars and indulge in a spot of bird-watching.

Otherwise, there’s an enticing network of footpaths and mountain bike trails right from the door, and a choice of friendly pubs within three miles. If you’re in the mood for fine dining, there’s even a Michelin-starred restaurant, Ynyshir, a mere eight-mile drive away.

There’s an array of bustling, picturesque towns and villages to visit, too, including Machynlleth and Corris (try the local craft gin distillery if you enjoy an afternoon tipple!) – that mean your time at Ty’r Derw will be wonderfully well-spent.

Things to note

Pets are not permitted. Please note that there is no Wi-Fi or mobile reception at the treehouse, though there is 3G reception a short walk up the hill. Arrival Monday or Friday.

Where you'll be staying

Talybont, Ceredigion

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