Gilfach Wen Barn – Accessibility Statement
Gilfach Wen Barn aims to provide comfortable and accessible accommodation for guests with a wide range of mobility needs and neurodiverse requirements. The information below outlines the accessibility features available throughout the property.
1. Parking & Building Access
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The car park is level, with space to park close to the front door, making access easier for guests with limited mobility.
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The entrance to the building is level, and all ground-floor doorways are wide enough for wheelchair access.
2. Ground-Floor Bedrooms
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Gilfach Wen Barn includes a ground-floor bedroom with ample manoeuvring space for wheelchair users.
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This room contains bunk beds, with clear space around the beds for side access.

3. Accessible Bathrooms
Wet Room
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The downstairs wet room includes:
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A folding shower seat (manufacturer’s maximum weight limit: 100 kg)
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Reachable shower controls that can be operated while seated
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A toilet with support bars on both sides (weight limit: 100 kg)
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Additional Facilities
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One bathroom is equipped for wheelchair users.
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One shower room is wheelchair accessible.
4. Kitchen & Dining Areas
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The kitchen and kitchen sink are not fully wheelchair accessible.
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However, the dining room has power points positioned at accessible heights, enabling alternative arrangements when required. Guests can request assistance in adapting the setup.
5. Garden Access
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The garden includes level sections and is accessible via a ramp, making it easier for wheelchair users and guests with limited mobility to enjoy the outdoor space.
6. Colour Schemes for Visual Clarity
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Each room has distinctively different wall, floor and doorway colour schemes, supporting guests with visual impairments or cognitive processing needs.
7. Mobile Phone Coverage
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Mobile coverage depends on the network provider.
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A Vodafone transmitter located across the valley provides strong signal throughout the farm.
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Coverage on other networks may vary and can be patchy in some areas.
8. Support for Neurodiverse Guests
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As an autistic owner (“Aspie”), I understand the importance of accommodating guests who are neurodiverse or on the autistic spectrum.
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If any member of your group requires specific sensory, environmental or routine-based adjustments, please let me know in advance so I can help tailor the environment for their comfort.
9. Assistance With Local Accessible Attractions
If you need help identifying:
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Wheelchair-friendly walks
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Accessible attractions
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Mobility-friendly pubs or eateries
I am more than happy to help. If I don’t already have the information, I will gladly search for suitable options
