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This welcoming glamping pod is located 14 miles east of the impressive Elan Valley. Whether you choose to take in this breathtaking scenery via a leisurely stroll or something a bit more challenging, the area has something for everyone and is extremely popular with cyclists,…
Situated on a private estate gives this pretty lodge a romantic and secluded feel where you can completely submerse yourself in country life. The picturesque town of Builth Wells (8 miles) nestles in the heart of Powys and lies on the banks of the River Wye. This historic market…
Gilwern is a sweet village with pubs, shops and a picturesque canal all within walking distance. It sits on the edge of the Blaenavon World Heritage site and you can enjoy country walks right from your doorstep or perhaps take a visit to the historic town of Abergavenny full of…
This dreamy beach house is located on the popular Freshwater Bay Holiday Village situated opposite the idyllic golden sands of Freshwater East. As well as enjoying a day on the beach, the more active can access the Pembrokeshire Coast Path from here. Head to Manorbier on foot in…
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…
Nestled in ancient woodland, this aptly named hut overlooking the dramatic Usk Valley is wonderfully green and calm with a riot of bluebells carpeting the floor each spring. Off grid luxury and romance in complete seclusion and with your own private wood fired hot tub. A short…
The surrounding area of this property will simply take your breath away. You can enjoy a stroll down from the property to the bank of the River Teifi and do a spot of fishing. Should you ever wish to escape this haven of tranquillity, you will find that you are perfectly…
The property is nestled in the pretty seaside village of Tresaith on the Cardigan Bay coastline and enjoys panoramic views over the beach and bay. The sandy beach is popular with families and sailing enthusiasts, and there is a local cafe, pub and shop nearby should you forget…
One of four rustic barn conversions enjoying an idyllic location within the heart of a working farm, this property is simply perfect for a family, offering a wealth of walking and adventures from your doorstep. You ll be set within the Monmouthshire countryside, an area renowned…
Located on a working farm with three other delightful cottages, this is a super spot handily situated just 2 miles from Narberth. This market town, provides a vibrant day out with museum, art galleries, independent shops and eateries, with lots of locally produced food. The ever…
Pack your hiking boots and get out and explore once you ve made yourself at home at this bolthole. 14 miles from home, the Blaen y Glyn Waterfalls are a great place to take a picnic you ve rustled together in the fantastic kitchen. Find tumbling falls, cross bridges and enjoy…
North Wales is full of places of historical interest and wild mountain treks to enjoy. The coast is gilded with old castles too, as well as traditional sea side towns with piers and promenades like Conwy and Llandudno. Mount Snowdon is the jewel in the crown, so why not take a…
The cottage is set just behind a popular gastropub where you can enjoy an excellent meal. Heading out and over the ancient stone bridge, you will find the charming small town of Crickhowell which has a further choice of pubs and restaurants as well as walks along the…
One of four rustic barn conversions set within the grounds of an ancient farmhouse dating back to the 12th century, this property is surrounded by countryside and enjoys scenic views across to Skirrid Mountain. A great base for exploring the beautiful Usk and Wye Valleys, the…
Located in the vibrant village of Burry Port, within walking distance of pubs, shops, harbour, lighthouse, beach and golf club. A short drive away is Llanelli, where you will find Parc Troste for some retail therapy. Head to Pembrey Country Park, here you can enjoy horse riding,…
The picturesque hillside village of Penally is about a mile and a quarter from Tenby and overlooks both Tenby Golf Course and the beautiful sandy stretches of South Beach. The 186 mile Pembrokeshire Coast Path runs past the village, with Giltar Point (1.6 miles) making a…
This lovely home from home, the single storey cottage provides a great base for couples who love exploring the beautiful South Wales Jurassic coastline. Access the Wales Coastal Walk at Llantwit Major beach (4 miles) which is popular with surfers and fossil hunters. Take a…
This delightful single story barn conversion is located just 4 miles from Llantwit Major Beach which is said to be the best place in Wales to find Jurassic fossils. You can continue walking the Wales Coast Path east from here and discover many more fabulous beaches. Admire the…
Situated in Llandegla with its shop, cafe and Offa s Dyke Pass footpath on the doorstep. Ideal location with so much to do within a small radius, not forgetting the range of independent shops, eateries, castles and museums. There's even a local cider producer where you can…
The apartment is situated at the top of the High Street, within the Tenby town walls. Treat yourself to an evening out at one of the independent eateries dotted around the town or pop into one of the town's coffee shops and cafes for lunch on the go. The North Beach is directly…
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.