Charlotte Church invites devotees to join the wellness community at her £ 1.5million country mansion where they will ‘reconnect with nature’ and create a ‘non-hierarchical participatory democracy’
- Charlotte Church, 35, invites people to volunteer in a ‘radical’ community
- The 35-year-old owns Rhydoldog House, outside Rhayader, Powys, central Wales
- She hopes to turn the “healing center” into a non-hierarchical participatory democracy “
Wellness enthusiasts can apply to live with Charlotte Church at her healing center in the countryside and join her in âsinging at the dawnâ.
The 35-year-old singer is inviting “all kinds of different people” to volunteer to stay at her “radical” community retreat in a large country mansion in mid Wales.
The bold plans will see the rookies reconnect with nature on the grounds of the £ 1.5million Rhydoldog house just outside of Rhayader, Powys, who once belonged to fashion legend Laura Ashley.
The mother-of-three has now revealed that applications are open to share her dream of a ‘non-hierarchical participatory democracy system’ at home, which dates back to the 15th century.
Its goal is to build a âzero emission, off-gridâ healing retreat center with spiritual healing practices such as sound ceremonies and forest baths.
The cost of the retreat is still unclear, but volunteers are asked to email one side of A4 size or short film or audio file to explain their skills, experience and values.
Wellness enthusiasts can apply to live with Charlotte Church at her countryside healing center – and join her in ‘singing at the dawn’
She said: âThere are 47 acres of magical wonders in central Wales. We’re going to be building a little democratic community here for next year basically.
âWe will be focusing on different wellness practices such as meditation and reconnecting with nature. Probably do some singing at dawn.
âSubmit an application if you are interested in living in a community, doing things a little differently, and reconnecting with yourself, with the community and with nature. ”
The estate, which has its own helicopter landing pad, was previously used by Laura and Bernard Ashley to throw lavish parties and provided the backdrop for the brand’s signature fashion shoots.

The bold plans will see rookies reconnect with nature in the grounds of Rhydoldog House (pictured), just outside of Rhayader, Powys, once owned by fashion legend Laura Ashley

Calming interiors provide the perfect meditation space. Charlotte told contestants they can expect to reconnect with nature and sing at dawn

A bedroom with striking wallpaper where guests will stay at the Rhydoldog House

Inside the £ 1.5million property, modern interiors brought the 15th-century home to life
The goal of Charlotte, a mother of three, is to build a âzero emission, off-gridâ healing retreat center offering training in mixed martial arts, including Brazilian jiu jitsu and kickboxing.
Daily Kundalini Yoga sessions will also be offered along with spiritual healing practices such as sound ceremonies and forest baths.
Volunteers wishing to join the retreat are encouraged to send an email on an A4 side or a short film or audio file to explain their skills, experience and values.

Charlotte (pictured in her forest) called on those interested in participating in spiritual healing practices such as the sound ceremony and forest baths

The house sits on a beautiful 47 acre lot and was sold by the Ashley family after 36 years of ownership in 2009

The property overlooks the Elan Valley and close to the Claerwen Valley – offering stunning scenery

A balcony at the country house allows visitors to enjoy the panoramic view of the surrounding acres of ‘magical wonder’

To complete the well-being experience, the mansion is also equipped with a gym

Charlotte and her husband, music producer Jonathan Powell, took over the vast land miles from the nearest town after deciding not to open a school.
But anyone with a severe visual impairment or a disability that inhibits mobility cannot apply due to accessibility on the job site.
Charlotte has reportedly spent £ 1.5million on the estate which has seven bedrooms and a 200-year-old barn that will be converted into a large hall for gatherings and events.
The house currently derives 80 percent of its energy from an on-site hydro mill and there are plans to install solar panels to offset the remaining 20 percent.
Charlotte expects work to convert the property into a retreat to take 12 months – and aims to complete it around June 2022.
She said: âYou will need to tell us about your skills, experience, values ââand why you want to be a part of this project. No skills are worthless, so please state all skills when you apply. for a position. ‘
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