Room in a Shared House, Broad Street, LD7

• Built in 1867

• A grade ll listed building

• Standing in the heart of the ancient market town of Knighton on the hills of the Welsh Marches.

• Laptop-friendly rooms with a flat-screen TV

• Free Wi-Fi

• 8 parking spaces are available.

• A lift to all the floors

• A shared kitchen and laundry facilities.

• Street View and Offa’s **** green view.


• Sleeps 6 guests/1 king, 1 sofa, and 1 double

• Pets are allowed on this property. The pet fee is £8 per night for one pet. 

• As an added convenience, please note that king beds can be split into two beds upon request. This allows you to customize the bed configuration to suit your specific needs.

Details

• A stone-built Manor House adjoining a half-timbered building, steeped in as much history as the town it graces.

• The next-door wooden structure is believed to have its roots in a weather-boarded Coaching Inn initially built in the 16th century.

• Much effort has been made to restore and highlight the original features such as the timbers belonging to the same era.

• The stone building features a majestic red-carpeted staircase, one of a kind in the country, leading to the upper floor.

• The double-height ceiling and the galleried landing, together with stone walls in part and timber beams, add to the exclusivity of the architecture.

• At the rear of the hotel, there are two timber decks.


Attractions Nearby


• A town dating back to the Stone Age obviously boasts a plethora of historic buildings and interesting sites.

• Follow Knighton Town Trail starting from Offa’s **** Centre on West Street, just 5 minutes from the property. 

• Across the secret, two-and-a-half-mile path, you can tour the town and visit landmarks of interest like the Market Square, Market Hall, the Castle Bank, The Clock Tower, Brookside Square, St Edward’s Church, and Bryn y Castell, to name just a few. 

• Further up from the property lies the starting point of Knighton’s unrivalled attraction: the Offa’s **** Path. 

• As one of Britain’s National Trails, the walking path covers 177 miles along the Wales/England border. 

• The spectacular path passes eight counties with many different places such as Sedbury Cliffs, Prestatyn, Marches, Brecon Beacons National Park, the Wye Valley, the Shropshire Hills and the Clwydian Range/Dee Valley. 

• Another similarly attractive trail in Knighton is Glyndŵr’s Way. 

• Other nearby attractions worth visiting include The Spaceguard Centre, Knighton Museum, Farmers Market, the Knighton Show and Carnival.

Getting Around 

• Nearest airport to the hotel is Mid Wales Airport which is 27 miles away and about 44 minutes by car. 

• Knighton Train Station is only 5 minutes away on foot.

• there are also many bus stops around the hotel, making it easy to go anywhere you need. The nearest bus stop is only a minute away on foot.