You can’t turn your head in the A Frame without either seeing a calm-inspiring wild view or a jaw-dropping element of design. Sat in 18 acres of wild farmland, the A Frame promises a few days of breezy serenity. Mornings will be serving moka coffee and croissant in bed to a deserving other half, as the morning light pours into the mezzanine bedroom from the Velux windows. If you’re in the mood to kick back and relax, you could easily lose days cooking one decadent meal after the next in the modern kitchen, dining under the mezzanine to the aspect view of the valley, as easily as you could be clinking glasses on the loungers on the decking outside. Thanks to the passionate conservation work of the Pritchard family, the space is off-grid, with compost loos, solar power, and spring water running through the taps. Whilst it does have electricity, it's USB only, so don’t pack the hairdryer! If you’ve risen early with the birdsong, and taken a dew-drop-laden morning walk around the meandering streams in the grounds, come back to an outdoor deluge shower to start the day in the fresh valley air. If you’re a lie-in fanatic, don’t fret, sundown offers a twilight dip in the wood-fired hot tub, watching amber and purple turn to blue and black, and finally give way to starshine.

The A Frame is found on the same site as her stunning sister spaces, The Treehouse and The Dome, all positioned to give privacy and seclusion – an easy way to melt into doing nothing for a few days. You can just as easily, however, make use of its position on the English/Welsh border to explore Herefordshire, and the very best of the Brecon Beacons area, popping over to Hay-on-Wye 24 minutes’ drive, and The Black Mountains 15 minutes away.

The A Frame can include one "babe in arms". Please make sure to bring your own sleeping provisions. Unfortunately, it is not suitable for children.