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This charming, detached house sits in the small village of Llanbedrog, on the stunning Llyn Peninsula close to the seaside town of Pwllheli. Set over two floors and benefitting from parking space and garden, Fairfield is a wonderful escape for families looking to experience the…
Set in the picture-perfect seaside town of Tenby in Pembrokeshire is The Nest Brython, a stunning, cedar wood cabin. Perfect for families, friends and your canine companions, this cabin boasts a hot tub, an inviting garden, and everything you could need inside for a…
Cornerstones Brython, a splendid cedar wood cabin, is located in the picture-perfect beach resort of Tenby in Pembrokeshire. This cabin is ideal for families, couples, and furry friends, with a hot tub, an attractive garden, and everything you might need inside for a…
Discover this wonderful single-storey lodge, Mountain View Lodge, tucked away in the expansive Pembrokeshire countryside. Offering the ideal starting point from which to explore West Wales, Mountain View Lodge boasts a private decking with furniture and hot tub, stunning…
Fantastically-positioned in the centre of Conwy, North Wales is this delightful one-bedroom dwelling in a listed building, 14 Crown Lane. Boasting an open-plan interior, gas flame-effect stove and characterful features throughout, 14 Crown Lane welcomes two guests and their…
Maes Y Ffynnon is a three-storey property nestled in the heart of Nefyn, Gwynedd. Just a short distance from the beach and benefitting from an enclosed garden with furniture, Maes Y Ffynnon is a wonderful escape for group of nine guests and their canine companion. After a day of…
Inglenook Cottage is a magical hidden gem on a one-way road within the historic market town of Haverfordwest, and is a short distance from the unspoilt beaches of Little Haven, Broadhaven and Newgale. Inglenook Cottage is a surprisingly tranquil destination for families and…
Built in 1832, Nash Point Lighthouse was erected following the loss of many vessels and lives to the Nash Sands. Originally lit by Argand burners; followed by paraffin 'Hood' burners; and later 1,500 watt electric lamps during the 1960s, eventually to be replaced with 150 watt.…
Built in 1832, Nash Point Lighthouse was erected following the loss of many vessels and lives to the Nash Sands. Originally lit by Argand burners; followed by paraffin 'Hood' burners; and later 1,500 watt electric lamps during the 1960s, eventually to be replaced with 150 watt.…
Perched within an elevated position in the village of Tanygrisiau, is this superb, converted dwelling, Horeb Chapel House. This contemporary-styled dwelling rests within striking distance to the rugged Snowdonia National Park mountains and the wonderful Welsh coast, promising a…
Situated in the village of Llanrug which enjoys ease of access to both the Snowdonia National Park and the Isle of Anglesey, is Buarthau, a large detached holiday home set within its own two acres of grounds. Ideal for arranging your annual family holiday here or a reunion with…
Cae Chapel makes a wondrous holiday property in which to base your seaside retreat to Wales. All on the ground floor, this stylish bungalow is perfect for a family getaway at any time of year, with plenty to discover on the Isle of Anglesey and further afield in mainland Wales.…
Thanks to the location of the magnificent Tor y Foel forest just beyond the back garden, your adventures don t have to take you far while staying at this property. Just over 1 mile away, the village of Talybont on Usk has three pubs to choose from, not to mention a fantastic…
Amlwch 1.4 miles. Perched in the quaint seaside village of Bull Bay near Amlwch in Anglesey, is this superb, detached bungalow, Ser a Mor. Boasting uninterrupted sea views and easy access to the local amenities, Ser a Mor is an idyllic coastal getaway for a group of friends or…
Bryn Gwynedd, a well-appointed, three-bedroom home rests in the heart of Conwy, North Wales, inviting up to six guests. Nestled near the coastline and within walking distance to a hub of amenities and attractions, set within the town walls, Bryn Gwynedd offers a lovely dwelling…
Located in the seaside village of Benllech, Anglesey, is 80 Breeze Hill, a well-positioned, single-storey home. Just paces away from the beach and a variety of amenities, 80 Breeze Hill makes a wonderful base for a seascape, complete with a pet-friendly garden, an indulgent hot…
Cwmfadog, a tastefully-presented 19th-century farmhouse rests in Llanafanfawr, Mid Wales and is an idyllic base for families or a group of friends seeking to explore the surrounding National Parks and Landscapes of Mid Wales. Step over the threshold and into the open-plan…
Benllech 0.2 miles. Sitting on the outskirts of the excitement of Benllech, on the idyllic Isle of Anglesey, sits this beautiful, detached cottage, Hunters Cottage. Wonderfully suited to a group of six, be it friends or family, this superb property is the perfect escape at any…
This fabulous property is the ideal holiday home for families looking to explore Tenby and the coast and countryside nearby. South Beach is just 500 metres away while the much photographed North Beach is only half a mile away and you ll see Goscar Rock rearing out of the sand.…
Enjoying an elevated position, overlooking Llandudno Bay beyond the rooftops is 4 Tan Y Bryn Road, a characterful semi-detached property, just outside of the centre of Llandudno in North Wales. Boasting off-road parking and wonderful sea views, this property is ideal for a…
Mountains to get lost in; valleys to walk through; beaches to build sandcastles on. Wales is diverse and inviting. Boasting three national parks Snowdonia, Pembrokeshire and the Brecon Beacons and some glorious beaches. Stay on a farm, in a yurt or in a log cabin or simply camp to make the most of the outdoors.