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Berriew is a charming unspoilt village which is perfectly placed in Powys, in Wales, home to nearly thirteen hundred people. It sits on the Rhiw River which meanders through the village where there is an abundance of picturesque black and white timber framed houses and buildings, and attractive white washed cottages. Agriculture has played its part in the history of the village which dates back many centuries, a legacy of which remains today at the very heart of Berriew with the impressive church that's dedicated to St Bueno, and, although it has undergone several changes across the years the impressive pinnacled tower still graces the skyline.
There's a good choice of shops on offer, restaurants with pleasing menus to try, welcoming pubs, and a fabulous 17th Century Inn, and a renowned Art Gallery that really is worth a visit. The ancient busy market town of Welshpool is only five miles from here and is home to the biggest cattle market in Europe. The pretty setting of the village attracts walkers and cyclists as the Severn Way passes through here, giving fascinating views of the magnificent Viaduct which carries the Montgomery Canal high above the river Rhiw on its onwards journey .
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National Trust Cottages
(1.50 miles)
This beautiful Edwardian cottage extensively restored by the National Trust, is positioned in the heart of the magnificent gardens surrounding Powis Castle; the garden is literally on your doorstep. Built in 1908, The Bothy's Edwardian ... More
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Lion Hotel
(2.84 miles)
The Lion Hotel & Restaurant is situated in the heart of mid Wales between Welshpool and Newtown in the award winning village of Berriew.
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The Talbot Hotel
(3.04 miles)
The Hotel is just yards from the Aquaduct carrying the Montgomery Canal; which is part of the Servern Way - very popular with walkers.A sublime setting; in this beautiful part of the border country for ...
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The Lowfield Inn
(4.67 miles)
Rebuilt in 2008, The Lowfield Inn is a beautiful country pub and inn set in the heart of the Shropshire / Powys countryside in the small village of Marton.We pride ourselves on using locally sourced ...
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Royal Oak Hotel
(4.74 miles)
Originally part of the Powis Castle Estate, this Grade II listed town centre hotel offers complimentary Wi-Fi, Restaurant, real ales and secure free parking. Situated in the heart of the small market town of Welshpool, ...
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Dragon Hotel
(4.74 miles)
17th century family run former coaching Inn in the lee of historic Montgomery Castle Ruins and set in the village sized Georgian Gem Town of Montgomery, surrounded by the most stunning countryside.
The Dragon boasts an ...
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Dolforwyn Hall Country House
(6.41 miles)
The Proprietors would like to offer you a warm welcome to their Country House Bed & Breakfast. The Hall is nestled in the tiny hamlet of Dolforwyn. Our eight bedrooms offer a choice of single, ...
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Barley Mow House
(7.75 miles)
The perfect place to relax and get away from the pressures of modem day life, Barley Mow House stands in 2 acres of gardens and pastureland. We are 1/4 mile from the nearest main road ...
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Mellington Hall Hotel
(7.86 miles)
Mellington Hall is a Boutique hotel in Wales, housed in an 18th Century Victorian Gothic Mansion. Set in 280 acres of Mature Gardens and tranquil parkland currently run by Lance & Vanessa Thomas, Mellington Hall ...
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