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Number 19 is a cute townhouse with honeyed oak floors, deep pile carpets and cool calm decor situated in the centre of the bustling historic market town of Cardigan. Only 100m from the high street , its sits in a quite street just a stonesthrow away from all Cardigan has to…
A stone’s throw from the sandy shores of Llangrannog beach, Maelfa Crannog Isaf sits on a charming terrace beside the River Hawen. It’s an idyllic retreat and the perfect base for your seaside holiday. Set beside the meandering River Hawen, the completely renovated cottage…
Y Gegin Fach is situated in the grounds of the historic 500 hundred-year-old farmhouse Penrallt Cadwgan in Roshill near Cardigan. Y Gegin Fach takes its name from the Welsh for ' little kitchen' and was once used as the cookhouse for the main farmhouse. The property itself is…
Attractive period farmhouse in Clarbeston Road which is positioned in the heart of Pembrokeshire, close to the coast. This remote farmhouse is set in an idyllic countryside setting offering a peaceful haven in which to relax away from the stresses of everyday life. Set in the…
Ty Moch Bach (Little Pig House) is a beautifully converted 18th-century barn offering a perfect blend of character, comfort, and modern amenities. Located in the stunning Pembrokeshire countryside, this delightful two-bedroom holiday cottage is full of charm, with exposed beams,…
The Swallows’ Nest is a tastefully converted barn on a smallholding, two miles from the Atlantic Ocean. The cottage’s central location on the Dale peninsula, whilst being in the heart of the countryside, provides convenient access to beautiful beaches, offshore islands and…
5 Glanrhaiadr is a characterful cottage just a five-minute walk from Llangrannog village and beach; one of the most popular and sought-after holiday destinations on the beautiful Ceredigion coast. The cottage is perfectly placed for a family seaside holiday, or for a walking…
Bryndalis is a welcoming, renovated cottage in the small village of Dihewyd, Ceredigion. The cosy and warm home features a wood-burning stove in the sitting room, ideal for relaxing with a glass of wine as you wind down in the evening. Having been loving renovated to a high…
Yr Hen Beudy is situated near the beautiful village of Llansteffan, Carmarthenshire. The village store and the welcoming Castle Inn pub are within walking distance, along with the stylish Welsh Tapas bar, The Inn At The Sticks, the beach, and the coastal footpath. Llansteffan is…
The Chalet at Tan yr Ogof is located in a secluded woodland in Hafod y Llan. The cosy property is perfect for two, and a great base from which to explore SnowdoniaHead out into the working farm that surrounds the chalet and discover some of the wonderful wildlife. For a…
Stackpole Byre 1 is a cosy cottage for two located on the Stackpole estate just metres from the sea. One of a collection of converted farm buildings, the cottage benefits from original stone walls and wooden beams. Take advantage of your unique location and enjoy an early morning…
The Calf Cot was the building used to house calves. This pretty whitewashed cottage stands to the rear of Stackpole and is the perfect holiday for two complete with a cosy open fire. Step out onto the beautiful Stackpole estate. Discover the idyllic beaches that pepper the coast,…
Stay in one of the last surviving Welsh Cloms, a 17th-century mud constructed cottage. This charming little nook has been carefully restored with a modern twist. It has been transformed into a one-bedroom retreat brimming with character. You’ll still be able to appreciate…
Pant Rhiw is a 19th-century cottage that enjoys breath taking views across Hell’s Mouth Bay. Guests at the newly restored property can enjoy free access to the Plas-yn-Rhiw manor house and gardens. If you enjoy walking, you’ve found the perfect holiday home. The area…
Enlli is a modern apartment set over two floors of Henfaes house and located in the pretty seaside village of Aberdaron, Ideal for a couple or small family the apartment benefits from small roof terrace with views over the village and the sea. Enjoy breakfast on the terrace…
For a true ‘getaway’, off the beaten track, Foel Gopyn is just that. It sits alone in the landscape 450 ft above and a mile away from the nearest village. Much care has been taken to preserve its historic charm. It houses traditional interiors complete with a log…
3 Siloam is a traditional Welsh rural terraced cottage located on the Ysbyty Estate. From the cottage, you can enjoy one of the most magnificent views of the main Snowdonia mountain range. The cottage has two bedrooms and an open plan living and dining space complete with a wood…
Farm Cottage is a former whitewashed Welsh farmhouse on the Stackpole estate. The holiday home boasts stone-flagged floors on the ground floor and a traditional wood-burning stove. Located in the heart of the estate, it’s just a short walk to one of the many idyllic…
Brimming with character Braich Melyn is the perfect country cottage stay. It has many traditional features including an inglenook fireplace giving the cottage a real sense of historic charm. The cottage dates from the 17th-century and its attached barns are still…
Bwthyn Mai lies in a secluded spot on Craflwyn Estate, just outside Beddgelert village which was named for the tragic tale of 13th-century Prince Llywelyn and his faithful hound Gelert. The legends don’t stop there either: Dinas Emrys, where the famous Welsh dragon lies…
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.