Stone’s throw from the park

Bettws Cedewain – Quintessential Village Life

A short stroll brings you to the quaint village of Bettws Cedewain where you can stock up on the essentials at the village store.

There’s the local, The Bull and Heifer, a vibrant country pub with restaurant plus oodles of character and charm, where you can be sure of a warm welcome. Bettws Cedewain boasts its own outdoor bowling green; children’s play area within the village green and modern community hall. The village is a truly vibrant community offering a variety of functions, classes and activities for all ages throughout the year. Join the locals at the annual bonfire night firework display, wrap up for the Christmas lights switch on, there’s something for everyone, even an annual duck race!

Gregynog Hall within the village of Tregynon

Fingerpost farm once stood part of the Gregynog estate. Today the 750-acre Gregynog estate consists of the renowned Grade 1 listed Elizabethan mansion, Gregynog Hall which holds formal gardens, courtyard cafe and gift shop.

The countryside surrounding the hall are a walker’s delight, dotted with sculptures with woodland walks a plenty. There are cycle tracks, a nature reserve and for those that like to fish, Gwgia is a man-made 40-acre lake which lies in splendid isolation – ideal trout territory.

The hall holds 2 electric vehicle charging points and hosts an annual music festival in June which attracts classical, jazz and folk artists.

Gregynog Hall sits in the village of Tregynon an active and vibrant village with petrol station/shop/post office and children’s play area.