Here you can enjoy the Dark Skies at night and many wonderful walks from your front door in the day. The country pub is within walking distance down the lane. It is a great place to explore the Brecon Beacons National Park with attractions including The Big Pit at Blaenavon Brecon Mountain Railway Zip World…
Idyllic spot with far-reaching views of the sea and hills just over a mile from historic Ruthin boasting independent shops eateries castles and museums. Pop to the market town of Mold with its street market annual food and drink festival and Theatre Clywd or the town of Denbigh steeped in history with a range of…
The peaceful village of Mamhilad is well served with a good village pub. For walkers there are waymarked paths available from your front door along with a circular walk that will guide you through open fields and rich woodland up to the Folly Tower. Just five miles away you will find Usk with many charming…
Set in a stunning rural location in a pretty village yet just 2 miles from the popular town of Montgomery. Visit the 12th century castle ruins Town Hill County War Memorial and Iron Age hill fort of Ffridd Faldwyn or browse the many shops and cafes on offer. For keen walkers there are a multitude…
Nestled on the edge of the village of Llandyssil with a charming local pub serving food this stunning property is just 2 miles from the popular town of Montgomery. Here there are multiple shops eateries and inns to enjoy as well as the 12th century castle ruins and Town Hill County War Memorial. For keen…
The lodge is set in the grounds of a manor close to the picturesque village of Penally (1.5 miles). The Pembroke Coast Path runs past the village which is home to a couple of welcoming pubs a 13th-century church and the prehistoric Hoyle s Mouth Cave. The thriving seaside town of Tenby (2 miles) offers…
Head straight out into the hills of the Brecon Beacons from your doorstep. The traditional village of Bwlch with village store and pub is perfect for families wanting to make the most of the outdoors. A wealth of walking whether you chose to follow the rivers and canals or enjoy the hilltop views. There are…
The former mining town Cwmbach nestled within an industrial valley is well placed for making the most of the Brecon Beacons ideal for couples looking to make the most of a stunning and diverse landscape. There are many attractions to include; The Blaenavon Heritage Railway and Iron Works Afan Forest Park BikePark Wales Zip Wire…
This detached property with rolling countryside views to the rear is just five miles from the golden sandy beach at Poppit Sands which is near the popular estuary village of St Dogmaels with independent shops waterside pubs and tea rooms. Visit Cardigan with a historic castle and a great range of attractions and establishments to…
Set deep within the countryside of the Wye Valley this stylish stable conversion is within easy reach of the traditional market towns of Usk and Chepstow which offer a variety of shops cafes and restaurants. This fantastic area offers an array of dramatic landscapes and nature trails and plenty of opportunities to sample the local…
Set in a large courtyard of similar properties this charming cottage for two is surrounded by fields mountains and forest and enjoys its own blissful Lazy Spa. The location is perfect for wildlife enthusiasts cyclists and keen walkers alike with many well-marked paths easily accessible. The stunning West Wales coastline is just a short drive…
In Pencraigwen with Lligwy close by ideal spot to discover the island. Explore the SSSI Llyn Alaw Reservoir Anglesey s largest lake with bird hides trails and trout fishing. Stride out on the coastal path enjoy a game of golf or join the cycle routes amongst stunning scenery. Red Wharf Bay Benllech and Moelfre are…