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Set in an idyllic location with a wealth of walks and trails nearby for walkers and cyclists. Both the Wye Valley and Brecon Beacons National Park are within easy reach where you can walk the ancient oak woodlands of the Forest of Dean or enjoy the changing colours of the Wye…
Llanfynydd is a quiet village with a traditional village pub, the Pen Y Bont Inn is open for home made food and take aways, just 150 yards away. Set in a sheltered valley within easy reach of both Llandeilo and the county town of Carmarthen, both with an excellent selection of…
With walking and watersports for all levels of fitness from the door, to gentle browsing of quaint shops and cafes, there is something for everyone. Potter around the maze of streets hosting a number of shops, both independent and chain stores before grabbing a coffee to go.…
Situated in a lovely, quiet location yet the market town of Narberth is just a short drive away. Here you can enjoy a wealth of shops, pubs and restaurants or, for those who enjoy art and history, visit the museum, castle or gallery. Family attractions such as Oakwood Theme…
Pembrokeshire is renowned for its wonderful historic locations, mild climate, beautiful golden sandy beaches, woodland and mountain walks, and a wealth of wildlife all on the doorstep of this cottage. Enjoy the woodland walk to the quiet hamlet of Wiseman""s Bridge and find the…
Situated in a residential location less than 0.5 miles from the centre of Saundersfoot, this property is within easy reach of this coastal village s restaurants, takeaways, cafes and shops. Also just 0.5 miles away is the wide sandy beach and pretty harbour, perfect for both…
Gilwern is a traditional village with pubs, shops, and a picturesque canal. It sits on the edge of the Blaenavon World Heritage site, and you can enjoy country walks right from your doorstep or visit the historic town of Abergavenny (4 miles) full of shops, pubs, restaurants and…
Cosy romantic retreat with creature comforts 2 miles from the sea with stunning countryside views. The coastal town of Prestatyn offers seaside activities, shops and eateries. This is an ideal base for walkers and cyclists alike with routes along the beautiful coastline, join…
The Brecon Beacons offer miles of breathtaking walks and cycle trails, with local attractions including the remains of the Iron Age fort at Pen y Crug (8 miles), Pen y Fan the highest peak in southern Britain (8 miles) and the popular Llangorse Lake (13.5 miles). The thriving…
Set in a peaceful location in the Nannau Estate, close to Coed Y Brenin mountain forest park, the valleys of rivers Mawddach, Eden, Gain and Wen, and the National Trust site in Ganllwyd. The park offers the finest mountain biking in the UK, with waymarked trails for both cycling…
Located in the heart of Ceredigion, this lovely cottage was once an old stable and cowshed and has been lovingly renovated to provide a cosy haven in a peaceful location. Close to both the Cors Caron Nature Reserve (9.5 miles), which supports a wealth of wildlife and includes a…
The cottage is perched on a quiet hill, just a few hundred yards from the centre of Saundersfoot. The village boasts a fantastic golden sand beach and harbour. There are plenty of shops, bars and restaurants to keep you well fed and entertained during your trip plus a good…
This pretty former fishermanÂ’s cottage is tucked alongside similar properties, just a couple of minutesÂ’ walk from the sandy beach of Aberporth, a thriving seaside village on the stunning Cardigan Bay coastline. This semi-detached cottage is a perfect base for families or…
Situated in the heart of the Isle of Anglesey is this superbly appointed cowshed conversion, Beudy Tyddyn. Approached by a private tarmaced lane to the owner's working sheep farm, Beudy Tyddyn promises a relaxing break or an adventure filled getaway, as it comes within striking…
This charming one bedroom newly converted barn is at the end of a long lane yet within walking distance of the historic village of Cilgerran. The 12th century Cilgerran Castle looms high above the River Teifi, where you can paddleboard or canoe downriver to the market town of…
Nestled on the outskirts of the attractive Welsh village of Valley is this fantastic detached cottage, ideal for a family retreat to the Isle of Anglesey. Beach Reach rests on a residential road, just a short walk from the Anglesey Coastal Path and to the bridge that links Holy…
Greenbanks, a traditional stone cottage perched along the picturesque coast in Dinas Cross, between Newport and Fishguard in North Pembrokeshire. This dwelling is a happy marriage of a traditional cottage with a spacious contemporary extension, making it a perfect place for…
Short walk from the heart of Aberaeron, a colourful Georgian town, with shops, cafes, restaurants, pubs and pretty harbour. The town boasts two pretty shingle beaches, which makes it a popular destination for those who want a relaxing seaside holiday. Historically a harbour…
Whether you re in the area to unwind on the beach, go out on a boat or even catch some waves, Pembrokeshire has got it all. Discover beautiful Tenby, which benefits from a pedestrianised town centre mid summer, promising al fresco dining at many of the town s pubs, cafes and…
This charming little annex rests in the coastal town of Prestatyn, along the striking North Wales coastline. Wonderfully appointed, Beeches Annex offers a romantic bolthole for two, providing easy access to the Isle of Anglesey and the Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park. Upon…
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.