The south wing of our medieval Welsh farmhouse has been converted to a modern studio apartment with sitting room, kitchen bar with cooking facilities, separate bathroom with heated towel rail, a mezzanine bedroom with a double bed, and an option of a second bedroom with double bed. With large windows and roof skylights plus underfloor heating, the studio feels open and airy yet warm and cosy. A stove completes the high degree of comfort. All this on our sheep farm in a secluded valley in Southern Snowdonia (Eryri) in Wales, surrounded by ancient hills and mountains studded with sheep and, depending on the season, ablaze with foxgloves, bluebells and heather.

The neighbourhood is deeply rural and lightly populated with Welsh first-language speakers mainly involved in sheep farming. The Snowdonia National Park was first ever 'dark skies region' declared in the UK.