A 16th Century farmhouse, Ty Ffarm at Gellilwch has been lovingly converted into a spacious and luxurious holiday home, offering the ultimate ‘croeso’ to Wales. With breathtaking views across the South Wales valleys, Ty Ffarm sits peacefully in the countryside above the market town of Pontypridd and just a 20 minute drive from the capital city, Cardiff. It is ideally located for exploring everything South Wales has to offer with excellent restaurants, pubs, shops and attractions just a short drive away. The stunning property maintains many of its original features, including a large ‘inglenook’ and fireplaces, combining modern designs and amenities with all the charm of a traditional Welsh farmhouse. The beautifully designed kitchen/diner is the heart of the farmhouse, centred by a large handmade timber dining table, fireplace with wood-burning stove and contemporary lighting. The kitchen area is ideal for hosting parties or dinners with family and friends and the farmhouse’s original walk-in cold room, perfect for chilling drinks and food also has an additional fridge/freezer. It comes equipped with everything you need for a party of 10-12 people. Also downstairs are two large sitting rooms to relax and unwind in - one is a charming traditional Welsh farmhouse inglenook room with a magnificent woodburner and the other a modern stylish lounge . Both have ample comfortable seating with TVs and DVD players, as well as a selection of books and games, which can be tailored to suit any age. Ty Ffarm is ideal for those with a love of the great outdoors and features a ground floor ‘boot room’ with sink, perfect for storing coats and wellies or cleaning up after long walks in the countryside. It also provides secure indoor storage for mountain bikes and cycles. There is also a stylish ground floor family shower room and toilet. Upstairs, this impressive property boasts five individually- decorated luxury bedrooms including a twin room, two double bedrooms, a bunk-bed room (with an adult-size bunk bed) and a gorgeous master double bedroom with en-suite shower room and unrivalled views across the countryside. The centrepiece of the stunning family bathroom, found on the first floor, is its luxurious free-standing roll-top bath and spacious separate walk-in shower. With exposed stonework together with its crystal chandelier and stylish tiling, the spacious bathroom is a wonderful mix of traditional and modern design.

Ty Ffarm is just as impressive on the outside too. Not only does it offer a pretty front garden and lawn area, it boasts a huge patio with a high quality 100 square metre artificial lawn to the back of the property with spectacular views across the stunning Welsh hills. Here you will find a six-person hot tub, an outside WC, a family BBQ, a large wooden dining table, seating and parasol, a ten-foot trampoline for children and outdoor games to entertain all ages. Ty Ffarm is located right in the heart of the Welsh countryside making it ideal for walking, cycling or bird-watching. The farmhouse is just 12 miles from BikePark Wales, the UK's premier mountain bike park The Bannau Brycheiniog National Park (Brecon Beacons) is easily accessible for further outdoor adventures. The centre of Pontypridd, famous as the hometown of Sir Tom Jones, is less than two miles away, offering award-winning pubs and restaurants, shops, a museum, parks and Ynysangharad Park, which is home to the historic National Lido of Wales ‘Lido Ponty’, offering three heated outdoor swimming pools and an adventure play area. The famous Rhondda Heritage Park is also nearby. A must-visit is Wales’ thriving capital city Cardiff - just a short drive or train journey away. With some of Europe’s best shopping, including its famous independent arcades, traditional pubs and cocktail bars, theatres, international restaurants and top attractions, including The Principality Stadium and the Wales Millennium Centre in Cardiff Bay, there is something for everyone. Ty Ffarm is the perfect base whether you want a quiet and scenic break in the countryside with friends and family, or a busy action-packed holiday exploring the very best South Wales has to offer.

Locally known as Ponty, Pontypridd is the county town of Rhondda Cynon Taf in South Wales. It has been heavily involved in the heritage of Wales - it was the birthplace of the writers of Wales' famous national anthem, Mae Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau, and legendary singer Tom Jones was also born here. The busy market town of Pontypridd is home to award-winning pubs and restaurants and is the proud home of the National Lido of Wales in Ynysangharad Park, which also features an adventure playground and regular funfairs. As well as a golf course, Pontypridd offers a local history museum and the dramatic Old Bridge, which welcomes you to the town. Cardiff, the capital city of Wales, is just 12 miles away. Dominated by its spectacular castle, the lively city is home to some of the best shopping in Europe, fantastic nightlife and Wales’ top attractions including the Principality Stadium and the Wales Millennium Centre in Cardiff Bay. Other nearby tourist spots include Brecon (31 miles away) and the Brecon Beacons National Park, Caerphilly, Bridgend, Barry Island and Ogmore.

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