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Little terrace house newly renovated with two bedrooms, wheelchair accessible bathroom on the ground floor, living room with fireplace and heater, as well as central heating in the house. Kitchen with gas cooker, fridge and washer dryer.Quiet area with beautiful views, biking…
Brecon Retreat certainly have a passion for luxury accommodation, but evidently an even bigger passion for the environment. They aim to raise awareness of living more green and actively encourage guests to adopt greener ways of living, for when they return home. They…
Y Stabl has a river bank hot tub and enjoys a fairytale setting alonside the upper reaches of the River Clydach. This spacious and airy cottage forms part a Georgian coach house that overlooks the estate courtyard, lawn area and parkland beyond. The rear garden area is a…
This family friendly cottage has it's own private riverside patio area - a splendid place to drink your morning cup of tea listening to the babbling brook and birdsong. A well equipped modern kitchen diner leads into a lounge with views across a courtyard fringed by giant…
Hafod Y Wennol overlooks the courtyard of the Plas Cilybebyll country estate. Alongside is a large lawn area with giant beech trees - a great place to relax and enjoy watching the animals that graze the surrounding parkland.The sunsets are great - peaceful and romantic. The…
"An extraordinary cottage tucked away in such idyllic settings." This beautiful single storey cottage is located between the Gower Peninsula beaches and Brecon Beacons mountains in South Wales making it a perfect base for a holiday. Dating from the early1800s, .…
A stone built, cosy cottage, now lovingly restored and insulated with sheeps' wool, lined with local hardwood, and using recycled and reused materials, all set in an organic wildflower garden. Heating and cooking is by wood-burning stove (logs provided). The cooking range has a…
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.