Felin Crewi is thought to have started life in the mid 16th century as a water powered mill for fulling cloth.

Altered in 1818 to mill corn, flour production was carried out on the site until the late 1930's. Having fallen into disrepair, the mill was brought back to life and once again ground corn in 1985. Recently the property has undergone its latest transformation into two self-catering cottages and bed and breakfast accommodation.

The conversion has been sympathetically undertaken in order to retain as many of the original features as possible. The waterwheel fed from the mill pond still turns and much of the mill machinery remains in place. A wealth of exposed beams, inglenook fireplaces and slate walls all help to recreate the atmosphere of bygone days.

Standing in three acres of gardens and having a riverside walk, Felin Crewi offers the perfect antidote to the hectic pace of the 21st century. Relax on the decking by the mill pond or stroll around the grounds and look out for dippers, red kites, herons and even the elusive kingfisher!