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| Bryn Hafod is the former Vicarage of Eglwys Newydd, the estate church of Hafod. It was built at the beginning of the twentieth century and the house and gardens are a fine example of the Arts and Crafts style. The garden - currently under restoration - contains rhododendrons, azaleas, tulip trees, buddleia and bamboo as well as heathers. Deciduous woodland includes fine chestnuts, silver birch, rowan, hazel and willow. A fast flowing stream, Nant Crafanglach, adjoins the property which is set in one and a half acres. Red kites frequently circle overhead, and nuthatches and great spotted woodpeckers as well as chaffinches, blackbirds and song thrushes regularly feed in the garden. In the summer months, house martins nest beneath the eves. There are unbroken views of the surrounding countryside from the house, with Domen Filwyn prominent to the south. The property adjoins the Pwllpeiran Trail, a 7km permissive trail that adjoins the Myherin Forest section of the Cambrian Way Long Distance Path. Cycling routes close to the property. Grid Reference: SN772742 Accommodation currently available: Blue Room: double bedded room. £20 per person Green Room: larger twin-bedded room £25 per person (with handbasin). Single occupancy supplement for both rooms: £15. Shared bathroom & shower and separate toilet. Use of ground floor Library (with internet facility). Breakfast: Full Welsh breakfast or continental breakfast included. Evening meals and packed lunches available for additional charge with advance notification (before 1000am on the day for dinner; of previous day for packed lunch). Extensive use is made of local organic produce and vegetarian options are always available. English, Welsh, French, German, Russian and Latvian spoken. Non-smoking. No facilities for pets.
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