Idyllic house at Britain’s tallest waterfall complete with its own tearoom and campsite goes up for sale for £950,000

An idyllic house at Britain’s tallest waterfall is up for sale for £950,000 – and comes with its own tearoom and campsite.

Tan-y-Pistyll – or little house under the waterfall – sits at the 240 feet-high Pistyll Rhaeadr falls in the Berwyn Mountains in Wales, west of Oswestry.

But prospective buyers will get more than just a quaint detached three-bedroom home featuring its own private garden and parking area. 

The property is also a business venture and includes a camping field, 25 acres of land and a tearoom featuring a two-bedroom apartment and showman’s caravan. The site also includes a prayer lodge used for ceremonies, customer car park and public toilets.

Visitors flock to the ‘enchanting’ Pistyll Rhaeadr waterfall, named one of the seven wonders of Wales, year-round. 

Estate agents say the beauty spot business is the perfect spot for walkers taking on the three-mile circuit to cross the fall and reach the car park via an old quarry.

Tan-y-Pistyll is up for sale for £950,000. The property includes a three-bedroom residence on 25-acres of land and comes with its own tearoom (pictured), holiday apartment and campsite

The site caters to campers, caravanners and groups, but is only accessible through a membership scheme. Pictured is a tent space on the property

The owner will reside in the three-bedroom detached house (pictured) that sits at the 240 feet-high waterfall and has a private garden

Visitors flock to the ‘enchanting’ Pistyll Rhaeadr waterfall, (pictured) named one of the seven wonders of Wales, year-round

Tan-y-Pistyll is being sold as part freehold and part leasehold. The £950,000 listing includes the tea room, owner’s accommodation and external accommodations, such as the campsite and chalet.

The owner will reside in the three-bedroom detached house that sits at the 240 feet-high waterfall and has a private garden.

But visitors will be able to stay in the two-bedroom holiday apartment which is situated above the tearoom and offers two en-suite double bedrooms with an adjoining kitchenette, lounge and private balcony.

The current owner charges parties of two £280 for a two-night stay. Groups of four are charged £360 for two nights.

The tearoom below seats 38 people indoors and offers outdoor seating for roughly the same number of guests.

The outdoor area is covered with a pagoda overlooking the waterfall and has an ‘ice cream window’ that operates during summertime.

The interior features an open fire, electric heating, beamed ceilings and a counter for serving. There is also a fully equipped kitchen, toilet and stairs providing access to the upstairs holiday unit.

The tearoom (pictured) seats 38 people indoors and offers outdoor seating for roughly the same number of guests. The outdoor area is covered with a pagoda overlooking the waterfall and has an ‘ice cream window’ that operates during summertime

But visitors will be able to stay in the two-bedroom holiday apartment (pictured) which is situated above the tearoom and offers two en-suite double bedrooms with an adjoining kitchenette, lounge and private balcony

Including in the £950,000 property is also a ‘beautifully restored’ 1940’s original showman’s caravan (pictured). The owner currently charges £260 for two nights

Potential buyers will be able to put offers in on the property (pictured) by mid-December

The property also features a retreat centre that was established in 2004, as well as a prayer lodge used for ceremonies including weddings. Pictured is a view of the property

Pistyll Rhaeadr is open to the public throughout the year. Just a short walk from the car park through the gate near the tea room (pictured) takes you to the base of the waterfall

Additionally, the listing includes the Campsite at Pistyll Rhaeadr which Estate Agents Roger Parry and Partners claim has ‘one of the most beautiful and scenic landscapes in Wales’.

The camping site is situated on mostly flat pastureland located at the end of a valley and has the Rhaeadr River flowing through the centre. 

The site caters to campers, caravanners and groups, but is only accessible through a membership scheme.

Including in the £950,000 property is also a ‘beautifully restored’ 1940’s original showman’s caravan. The owner currently charges £260 for two nights.

The wagon’s self-contained living area offers guests a kitchen, dining and sleeping space. It utilises electric heating and features an original small coal/wood fire-box. 

According to the listing, a small end room in the caravan has also been converted into a washroom with a flush toilet.

The property also features a retreat centre that was established in 2004, as well as a prayer lodge used for ceremonies including weddings.

The retreat centre is located in the lower meadows, allowing guests to spend time at the falls. The 40-foot in diameter yurt offers groups a work or meeting space. It’s dining area can accommodate 50 people and its dorm tent can sleep 16.

The retreat centre is located in the lower meadows, allowing guests to spend time at the falls

The property (pictured) is also a business venture and includes a camping field, 25 acres of land and a tearoom featuring a two-bedroom apartment and showman’s caravan. The site also includes a prayer lodge used for ceremonies, customer car park and public toilets

Estate Agents Roger Parry and Partners said: ‘Pistyll Rhaeadr is an enchanting waterfall in the Berwyn Mountains, just inside Wales, west of Oswestry.

‘At 240 feet high it is Britain’s tallest single-drop waterfall, captivating all who visit.

‘Tan-y-Pistyll, ‘little house under the waterfall’, is where the owners have established a fantastic business offering a tea room, accommodation to include a two bedroom apartment, chalet and showman’s caravan.

‘Pistyll Rhaeadr is open to the public throughout the year. Just a short walk from the car park through the gate near the tea room takes you to the base of the waterfall.

‘From here there are many woodland walks to follow, or route up to the waterfall. The tearoom has a cosy and rustic appearance, with many original 18th Century features still in existence today.’

Potential buyers will be able to put offers in on the property by mid-December. 

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