Reconnect with nature at this off-grid Welsh property, which looks straight out of a folk tale and is on sale for offers over £335,000 with Fine & Country.
The one-bedroom Pembrokeshire roundhouse blends into its idyllic valley surroundings and features a Hobbit hole-like conical roof covered in grass. It was built 11 years ago in a low impact way using the One Planet Development planning policy and offers an eco lifestyle that respects nature and wildlife.

Photography: Behind the Lens Media

Photography: Behind the Lens Media

Photography: Behind the Lens Media

Photography: Behind the Lens Media

Photography: Behind the Lens Media

Photography: Behind the Lens Media

Photography: Behind the Lens Media

Photography: Behind the Lens Media

Photography: Behind the Lens Media

Photography: Behind the Lens Media
Inside the Llanycefn home, salvaged materials and fittings meet rustic joinery, creating a cosy, handcrafted abode. It has an exposed timber frame with mud walls and sits under a slated, domed roof, hung with woven baskets and kitchen utensils. A bedroom nook lies on the mezzanine while light pours through the arched glazed openings that capture wild foliage and sky views.

Bryn Y Blodau, which translates into English as Flower Hill, has its own water supply and solar panels for electricity. Scattered over the off-grid property’s four acres are livestock shelters, an off-grid bathroom, a decked sun terrace, fruit trees and productive growing spaces, providing the owners with food and an income stream.





