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Located on a working farm near the pretty village of Reynoldston in the heart of Gower Peninsula, close to the Cefn Bryn ridge. A short drive to shops and plenty of super local pubs. Gower, the first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, attracts surfers, walkers and cyclists…
The property sits within the small hamlet of Upper Nash, just 3 miles from historic Pembroke with many shops, cafes, bars and restaurants, and Pembroke Castle hosts events throughout the year. The area is great for those who love history as Carew Castle and Tidal Mill are two…
There is no need to jump in the car to head out for a wander, simply find your way to the River Usk and step out onto the Usk Valley Walk. For tales of years gone by and a dose of history, travel 6 miles to Raglan Castle and enjoy a day out before devouring a picnic or a bite to…
The property in a countryside location near the village of Lampeter Velfrey, just a short drive away from Narberth (3.5 miles). Narberth is a a vibrant market town with independent, shops, restaurants and galleries. For a day at the beach, why not try Amroth (6.5 miles) with its…
A stunning rural cottage set within the grounds of a 5 acre smallholding, with a cosy coal fire and private wood fired hot tub, this is the perfect romantic retreat for two. You ll be situated in an idyllic location, with direct access to Offa s Dyke footpath as well as being…
The shepherd hut is filled with home comforts, nestling in Hafren Valley on a four acre smallholding with chickens, wildlife pond, orchard, river and stunning views. A romantic retreat, set in an idyllic hamlet close to Llandiloes. The intriguing town offers an array of…
The cottage is situated in a quiet part of the bustling town of Tywyn, and makes a great base for exploring the Dysynni Valley and the Cader Idris mountains (12 miles). The Dysynni Broad (0.5 miles) is a popular spot for fishing, or you can take a stroll along the promenade and…
This semi detached country cottage is located on a working farm, yet within easy reach of the stunning coastline. The cottage is set just off the road and backs onto rolling countryside beyond with far reaching views, this is ideally positioned for keen walkers and beach lovers…
This property enjoys a quiet rural location in the mid Wales countryside, with the stunning backdrop of the Cambrian Mountains. The location is ideal for those who like spending time outdoors, enjoying the simple pleasures of scenic country walks, and relaxing bike rides. The…
Enjoy a stay in a traditional coastal cottage at this charming property, set close to the centre of Aberdyfi. This two bedroom retreat, which sleeps four guests and welcomes two small dogs, is ideal for a family and is perfectly positioned for reaching shops, pubs and cafes, as…
Located amidst peaceful countryside, just a short drive from Newtown, This delightful first floor apartment, has outstanding views across the beautiful Mid Wales landscape. This is the perfect location for exploring on foot, bicycle or car with a fine selection of footpaths and…
Situated near the northern edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park, the Welsh town of Brecon is the perfect location for lovers of the outdoors. As well as its Georgian architecture, you can follow Captain's Walk to see the remains of Brecon's medieval walls or visit The Royal…
A unique vineyard location just a short drive from Llanddwyn beach and Newborough Nature Reserve, with its forest, red squirrels, sand dunes and sandy beach. A short drive south is the famous town of Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwyll llantysiliogogogoch, a great location…
Just a short drive from historic Conwy in glorious countryside of Glan Conwy, an ideal location with so much to do. Explore the pretty cobbled streets of the World Heritage Site Conwy with its 13th Century castle, harbour, attractions and independent shops. Head to the beach and…
A simply wonderful setting for a cottage holiday. Blessed with pretty lanes to take you to the local beaches starting at just a mile or so away, the Aberfelin Bay is a delight with a sand and shingle beach, revealing an archway at low tide, which is perfect for exploring. There…
The Big Pit, the National Coal Mine of Wales where ex miners will lead you on an exciting and interesting tour. Hop on the Heritage Railway to Pontypool or jump in the car and drive towards Abergavenny on the scenic mountain road where you can admire spectacular views of the…
From a hilltop position on the northern end of the Pembrokeshire coastal path, this quirky & unique cottage offers stunning views over the River Teifi and close proximity to castles, mountains and the best attractions in the county. Named after a sixth century monk, St Dogmaels…
From a hilltop position on the northern end of the Pembrokeshire coastal path, this quirky & unique cottage offers stunning views over the River Teifi and close proximity to castles, mountains and the best attractions in the county. Named after a sixth century monk, St Dogmaels…
A delightfully converted barn on a working farm with a country pub and the Brecon and Monmouth Canal very close at hand, and Goytre Wharf making for a great morning stroll. Well located to explore the Wye Valley and Forest of Dean in one direction and the Black Mountains and…
This charming cottage is set in a highly sought after location in Rhossili, with a pub and choice of cafes a short walk from the property. It s also just metres from one of the best views in Wales. Head down the steep steps to the breathtaking beach with its 3 mile long sandy…
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.