Log Cabins to RentRich with industrial heritage, the Valleys area of Wales offers Caerphilly Castle, adventure in the Big Pit Mining museum, horse back tours in the Dare Valley, and challenging cycling trails along canal, disused railways and tramways.
Llammihangel is a quiet spot in the Vale of Glamorgan where little has changed since the 16th century, and the nearby 13th century church is still lit by lamps. Cowbridge (3 miles) is a charming market town teeming with independent shops, restaurants and bars, a place to see and be seen. Visit the shoreline at Llantwit Major (4.5 miles), a rugged and rocky beach with lovely cliff walks also popular with surfers. Located less than twelve miles away from the cottage, Barry Island is a favourite day trip for holidaymakers and locals alike, offering a fun seafront pleasure park with a good range of both thrilling and family friendly rides. The Welsh capital Cardiff is a vibrant city with a fantastic choice of shops, bars, museums, and arts venues, as well as a host of attractions including Cardiff Castle, Bute Park, and even a tour of Dr Who locations. On entering this lovingly restored property, you will instantly see and feel the high quality of finish within. To your right of you, is a well equipped kitchen with a vibrant two oven AGA, microwave, Nespresso machine and dishwasher and parallel to this room is a utility area including a washing machine and fridge/freezer. Step through into the spacious lounge/diner with high ceilings, a wood burner, comfortable seating, and a Smart TV for you to curl up and enjoy those cosy movie nights. The dining table comfortably seats six, should you have any visitors for lunch. The family bathroom with a double ended roll top bath, separate shower and WC, is located on the ground floor. Walk further down the hall to the cosy twin bedroom with large glass doors that lead out onto the patio area. This is a wonderful place to watch the morning breaking with a cup of coffee. Head up the beautifully crafted oak and glass staircase to the mezzanine bedroom with a sumptuous super king bed, fitted wardrobe and draws, Smart TV and an en suite WC. Outside, you have a long patio area, stretching the length of the property, here you can sit and enjoy taking in the quiet, natural surroundings. Opposite the main entrance to the cottage is a vegetable patch from which you are welcome to pick your own. At the far end of the vegetable patch is an enclosed lawned area that the children can discover and your dog (on lead) to stretch their legs.
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 magnificent Nash Point Lighthouse (4 miles) and explore Dunraven Castle and Gardens (6.5 miles). Grab a surfboard or enjoy a pony trek at Ogmore by Sea (7 miles). You will find plenty of delightful country pubs along your travels to rest your feet and enjoy a refreshment and some local produce. The famous market town of Cowbridge is a must visit, where you can enjoy spending time perusing the independent shops and boutiques. Step into this homely and spacious cottage with beautiful, exposed beams. The open plan living area provides a relaxing and calming space to recharge after a busy day of exploring and adventures. After preparing a home from home meal in the fully equipped kitchen, sit back and relax with a good book or watch your favourite TV show. There is a separate bedroom where you can enjoy a restful night s sleep in the comfortable solid oak double bed as well as plenty of storage space and a dressing table. Completing this property is a large walk in shower room with WC. Outside garden furniture is provided for the shared courtyard should you wish to sit under the starry skies and enjoy a nightcap.
This superbly renovated farm sits in one of South Wales best locations and enjoys panoramic coastal views. The area is a popular destination for cycling, walking, fishing, and surfing. Surrounded by natural beauty and history, just 1 mile east is Dunraven Bay, a large sandy beach. Whilst the Dunraven Castle no longer remains, you can enjoy the old walled gardens. Continue east to discover more places of interest such as Nash Point lighthouse, St Donats Castle and St Illtyds Church. Less than 3 miles west is Ogmore by Sea, a stunning part of the heritage coast which many enjoy on horseback from one of the local riding centres, taking in the sea and surrounding dunes. As you enter this magnificent property, you ll find two different style lounge areas to each side of the staircase which leads up to five of the bedrooms. The lounge area to your left has large, deep blue, velvet sofas and a grand fireplace with a wood burner effect gas fire perfect for snuggling down, reading a book and allowing time to stand still. Head through this room to a quirky and characteristic stone staircase (with some height restrictions) which leads into a cosy layout of one double room with an en suite shower room with WC, and one bunk bedroom complete with a Smart TV, Xbox and beanbags making it a great space for kids and teens to hang out. Back downstairs, the open plan kitchen/diner at the back of the property connects to both lounges and has plenty of space for you to store, prepare and enjoy meals together. The kitchen has a sleek and stylish feel whilst keeping the character of the property with its wooden beams and stone walls and is well equipped with a dual fuel range oven, five burner hob, American style fridge/freezer, microwave and a dishwasher. A washing machine and tumble dryer are located in the downstairs cloakroom. The dining area extends out (for all 16 guests on request) to ensure everyone can sit comfortably to enjoy a family breakfast or a celebration meal. Heading through to the east side of the property, the second lounge has a more open and brighter feel with its soft grey, L shape sofa, leather footstool and Smart TV. The ground floor master bedroom situated off this lounge area is like something from a Maldives resort; styled in white and sea blue, you ll find a king size four poster bed and dressing table with an en suite shower room with WC. Just open the windows to enjoy the sea views from the bed. Head upstairs, where you will find two king size bedrooms, one with a bunk room and both with Smart TVs and en suite shower rooms with WCs; there is a super king size zip and link (which can be made into a twin on request) with a Smart TV and an en suite bathroom with a shower over the bath and WC. The children will love the two snug style bunk rooms which hide behind heavy Welsh wool curtains; each bed has an overhead light for late night reading. Step out of this property onto your lush lawn area and take in those panoramic sea views of the Bristol Channel and soak up the sunsets. Fully appreciate those stunning sunsets in the seating area for all 16 of you, which is set under a rustic oak pergola. Step through the garden gate and you re straight onto the clifftop heritage coastal walk or pop next door into the on site coffee shop and bar. This is a complex of three properties, please find below the links to Tusker and Nash. There is off road parking for six cars.
Just metres from the doorstep of this stunning luxury property is a 14 mile heritage coastal walk stretching from Aberthaw to Porthcawl. With several recommended walking and cycling routes, you can truly appreciate the breathtaking views, secluded coves and plunging cliffs. Stop off for a pint or a cup of tea along the way at some of the local rustic pubs and cafes. The beach at Ogmore by Sea is just 5 miles north; with its expansive golden sands and rock pools, it s a perfect place for family days out. The River Ogmore which joins the sea here is very popular with anglers and attracts a wealth of wildlife throughout the year including a wide variety of birds. Enjoy a wide range of independent shops and restaurants 10 miles north east in the beautiful market town of Cowbridge. Access the farm building through the designated door and head along the corridor where you ll find another door that leads to the staircase to this fabulous first floor apartment. Turn right at the top of the staircase into the stunning, bright and spacious open plan living area with amazing sea views. The sumptuous, soft sofa invites you to sit and enjoy these splendid sea views for as long as you wish and at night time, leave the windows open while you enjoy the sounds and smells of the ocean while you curl up to watch a movie on the Smart TV. The beautiful mosaic tiled kitchen is well equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave and dishwasher: everything you need to create a tasty home from home meal that can be enjoyed whilst discussing the day's adventures at the farmhouse kitchen style dining table. You also have a breakfast bar with three stools from which you can enjoy your morning coffee and pastry whilst deciding where to visit next. The stylish double bedroom which leads off from the living area allows you to enjoy those starry nights through its skylight and incorporates a Smart TV, plenty of storage and an en suite shower room with a large double headed shower and WC. Head back across the landing, past the stairs and in front of you, you will see the super cute and cosy bunk snug. Turn right into the second bedroom, another wonderfully decorated room with superb sea views and a very inviting king size bed, chest of drawers, Smart TV and an en suite shower room with a large double headed shower and WC. There is no private outside area to this property but just on the other side of the surrounding wall is the public footpath and clifftop, and there is also an on site café and bar with indoor and outdoor seating (check website for opening times).This is a complex of three properties, please find below the links to the Farmhouse and Nash. Private off road parking is available for two cars.
There is so much surrounding history and picturesque countryside to enjoy at this property, you be spoilt for choice for interesting places to visit and things to do. Ghost hunt in some of the historic ruins, birdwatch along the estuary to see kingfishers and egrets, or head to the sandy beaches on either side of you where there is plenty of space for surfers, bathers, fishermen and horse riders to enjoy this unspoilt coastline. 10 miles north west is Porthcawl which has another three large sandy beaches to enjoy a lovely promenade, theatre, funfair and a golf club. Travel just 25 miles east to find the capital of Wales, Cardiff where you can experience the castle, museums and shopping centres. As you enter this exceptionally styled, contemporary, open plan living area, with muted beach tones and gorgeous wood textures, it really does feel like a perfect beach house. The light floods in through the skylights and windows giving it a lovely open and spacious feel, perfect for relaxing to the sound of the sea on the snug blue sofa or enjoying some family time with a board game or a family movie on the Smart TV. This room also includes a dining table for two and a breakfast bar with two stools. The kitchen is well equipped with a gas oven and hob, microwave, fridge with small freezer compartment and dishwasher. From the living area, you can access the funky mezzanine twin room via an open (pull out, loft like) ladder the room has overhead spotlights, two skylights and a squishy bean bag to chill on. Downstairs is the master bedroom with a king size bed that has stunning sea views; you ll find a dresser and plenty of space to hang your clothes as well as an en suite shower room with a dual shower head and a WC. Outside, you are able to enjoy the views further with your very own open plan stone patio area including a table and chairs should you wish to dine alfresco. This is a complex of three properties, please find below the links to the Farmhouse and Tusker. There is off road parking for two cars. Over the further walled area is the heritage clifftop walk, and there is a café and bar area on site.
Sleeping four guests, this luxurious and spacious cottage in the Swansea Valley, has an inviting natural stone facade with beautifully painted timber frames. Stroll to the pretty pond near the cottage or visit Cwm Clydach RSPB Nature Reserve (10 miles), home to wood warblers, grey wagtails and spotted flycatchers. Head for the fairways at Palleg Golf Club (2.5 miles or Garnant Park Golf Club (7.5 miles). See Batman s cave at the magnificent Henrhyd Falls (8 miles) or explore Aberdulais (10 miles) where you can also visit the National Trust Aberdulais Tin Works. Enjoy village pubs within walking distance, shop nearby (2 miles), amble sandy shores on the Gower Coast (20 miles), or explore the romantic ruins of Oystermouth Castle in the Mumbles (20 miles). Step inside this romantic cottage, abundant with stylish quirky features and beautiful furnishings. The kitchen has a high vaulted beamed ceiling and a beautiful Travertine tiled floor; it s well equipped with a fine royal blue Rangemaster cooker and beautiful wall tiles in a timber frame, along with the convenience of a microwave, dishwasher, fridge and freezer, plus a washer/dryer. Enjoy family meals together and catch up on the day around the handsome oak dining table. Unwind in the stylish living room which features spacious comfortable seating, and a smart TV with Freeview to enjoy after a day of countryside adventures. When night falls, you ll find a double bedroom with an en suite shower room downstairs, and a staircase from the living room up to a galleried area and the second double bedroom with a family bathroom featuring a bath, a separate shower and WC. Outside, you ll find a courtyard garden and lovely rambles through the woodland garden towards meadows beyond. Parking is available for guests. There is a second holiday cottage next door both can be booked together for larger family getaways.
Builth Wells, Glamorgan, Wales
From £700
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Set within the most peaceful and well-tended grounds of Caer Beris Holiday Park, on a stunning corner plot you will find 28 Riverside. As the name suggests the lodge is situated right on the edge of the River Ifron where otters have regularly been spotted. This spacious timber lodge offers well equipped and comfortable self catering accommodation for five people. The lounge has a large and comfortable sofa and armchair and there’s a flatscreen TV with satellite Freeview, and free wifi along with a cosy flame effect fire for the chillier nights. Large picture windows which adorn its well-designed living area, not only flood the space with light but invite effortless appreciation of the beauty of the natural surroundings. The French doors open onto a large veranda across the front of the property providing an ideal spot for dining in the sunshine. The dining area has circular table and four chairs, and next to this is the kitchen, which has full size fridge and gas cooker, and a full complement of what you would expect in a kitchen. There’s a double bedroom, a twin and a single, a bathroom with shower, sink & WC. Outside the lodge has a large area of grassy lawn with BBQ and its own private driveway. Pets are welcome at the site – there is a large riverside area for dog walking and miles of footpaths nearby. This lodge offers a holiday with peace and relaxation - you’d be forgiven for never wanting to leave such tranquility behind.
Caer Beris Holiday Park is situated just outside the spa town of Builth Wells near to the Brecon Beacons, an area of outstanding Welsh countryside. Situated in 34 acres of neatly maintained grounds, the park provides a wonderfully relaxed atmosphere with something to interest every member of the family from walking, cycling, culture, scenery, nature and of course fishing!
On the site there is a stretch of free river fishing where there are salmon, grayling and trout waiting to be caught. There is also a fully stocked fishing lake (permits required).
Caer Beris itself is the site of a historic fort and the stunning Caer Beris Manor Hotel. Access to the hotel is gained from the park grounds by crossing the wooden walkway bridge which spans over the River Irfon. Guests are welcome to visit the hotel and take advantage of the facilities and events held throughout the year.
The setting is beautifully rural yet very close to the town of Builth Wells which is only a mile away - a few minutes in the car, or a pleasant 20 minute walk through the Manor Hotel grounds when the weather obliges. Builth is a charming town with a range of shops, pubs, restaurants and even a cinema!
Local attractions around the area include the ever popular Royal Welsh Show, The National Showcaves Centre, The Woollen Mill at Rock Mill and the breathtaking landscapes in and around the Elan Valley. We especially recommend the Red Kite Feeding at Rhayader and a walk or drive around the Elan Valley Dams. A 15 minute drive to the Victorian Spa town of Llandrindod Wells, is well worth a visit especially during the Victorian Festival in August.
Riverside 28 is 40 miles from Hereford, 20 miles to Hay-on-Wye, 17 miles from Brecon, while Abergavenny is 35 miles from the property. The nearest airport is Cardiff Airport which is 69 miles from the lodge.
This chalet is located in Builth Wells. Radnorshire Museum and The Cambrian Woollen Mill are cultural highlights, and some of the area's activities can be experienced at Builth Wells Golf Club and Brecon Golf Club. Royal Welsh Showground and Gigrin Farm Red Kite Feeding Centre are also worth visiting.
Builth Wells, Glamorgan, Wales
From £518
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This luxurious cabin is set just a mile from Llanafan Fawr and can sleep two people in one bedroom.
Black Mountain View is a luxurious cabin, set just a mile from Llanafan Fawr and can sleep two people. This all ground floor property has a king-size double bedroom with an en-suite shower room, an open plan living area with a kitchen, dining area and sitting area with woodburner and a shared external utility. Outside there is off road parking for two cars, lockable bike storage, stabling for horses (to be pre-arranged with the owner), a veranda with furniture and shared use of the garden with summerhouse, ornamental pond, furniture and a barbecue. With unspoilt countryside waiting to be discovered, Black Mountain View is a lovely holiday base.
Amenities: Oil-filled electric heating with woodburner. Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, washing machine, tumble dryer and fridge/freezer in utility, 2 x TVs with Freeview, DVD, WIFI. Fuel, power and starter pack for woodburner inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Off road parking for 2 cars. Lockable bike storage. Veranda with furniture plus shared use of garden with summerhouse, ornamental pond, furniture and BBQ. Sorry, no pets and no smoking. Shop 3 miles, pub 1 mile. Note: Due to the pond, this property accepts adults and babes-in-arms only.
Region: Famous for its choirs, stunning mountain ranges and beautiful valleys, this wonderful country has something for everyone. From Snowdonia in North Wales to the Brecon Beacons and the Pembrokeshire Coast in the South.
Town: Peacefully situated amidst beautiful, unspoilt countryside, the rural village of Llanafan Fawr is home to an old church and Powys' oldest pub, The Red Lion, which serves fine, traditional fare. Set in the slopes of the Llanafan Valley and within easy distance of the equally beautiful Wye Valley, the surrounding countryside is renowned for its walking and mountain biking opportunities, though it also provides an excellent backdrop for fishing and bird-watching along the Wye and Irfon rivers. Builth Wells is also within easy driving distance and this picturesque market town provides a variety of interesting crafts stores and many collectors' fairs. The annual Royal Welsh Show is hosted in the town every July and is a colourful, fascinating fete. The Brecon Beacons National Park and the spectacular Black Mountains are easy to reach from the area, making this an ideal place for people looking to enjoy the outdoor life or simply relax against this stunning backdrop.
Located in Builth Wells, this cabin is in a rural area. The area's natural beauty can be seen at Brecon Beacons National Park and Gilfach Nature Reserve, while The Cambrian Woollen Mill and Erwood Station Craft Centre, Gallery and Tea Rooms are cultural highlights. Traveling with kids? Consider Royal Welsh Showground and Gigrin Farm Red Kite Feeding Centre. Explore all the area has to offer with cycling and hiking.
Brecon Cottage holds an excellent location on the very outskirts of the beautiful Brecon Beacons National Park, making it a fabulous choice for keen walkers or those simply wanting to enjoy the great outdoors. While guests will enjoy a tranquil escape, the market town of Brecon, where a variety of helpful amenities can be found, is less than a ten-minute drive away.
The cottage is ideal for small families, comfortably accommodating up to four guests across two well-appointed bedrooms. On the ground floor is the main living space which comprises of a cosy lounge complete with feature fireplace and a fully-equipped kitchen and dining area. Also on this level is the first of the bedrooms, a double and a shower room. Upstairs, on the first floor is a king-size double bedroom which boasts an en-suite bathroom. On request, this bedroom can be converted into a twin room with two small singles, ideal for children to share.
Outside, the cottage boasts a pretty enclosed garden, the perfect setting for your morning cup of coffee!
Brecon Cottage is situated less than 10-minutes from the market town of Brecon, where a huge variety of amenities, including shops and restaurants, can be found. The cottage is located on the very edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park, known for its big green open spaces which offer miles and miles of wonderful walking.
The area is geographically diverse, offering the chance to explore caves and castles, waterfalls and woodlands, as well as some pretty towns and villages along the way. Market towns like Abergavenny, Talgarth, and Hay-on-Wye, are pleasant places to stop off – after all, you wouldn’t want to miss out on the excellent restaurants and charming pubs, of which this eclectic part of the country has no shortage.
A luxury contemporary cedar-clad lodge cottage with decking to three sides, private hot tub, small pool table and more; set on the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park, just half a mile from the famous Henrhyd Falls (site of Batman's Bat Cave and used as a location for The Dark Knight Rises and Game of Thrones). Lots of attractions of the Brecon Beacons and within half an hour of Swansea and the south coast.
Size: Sleeps 8 in 3 bedrooms
Nearest amenities: pub 0.5 mile; shops 4 miles
Pets: One dog welcome, check for more; charge of £25 per dog per week; £20 per short break
Short breaks: Available outside of main school holiday weeks
Smoking: No smoking indoors
Rooms: Ground floor: open plan living room (lounge, dining area, kitchen, small pool table), utility room, shower room; First floor: three bedrooms, en suite shower room, family bath/shower room
Beds: Double, double + full size bunks, twin
Luxuries: WiFi, Amazon Fire Stick and Echo, Wii, Xbox, Welcome Basket, guest toiletries
General: Central heating, TV with Sky Q and Sky HD Cinema channels
Utilities: Electric double oven and ceramic hob, microwave, fridge freezer, dishwasher, washer dryer, toasted sandwich maker, large health grill
Standard: Kettle, toaster, iron
Other: Bed linen, towels and hot tub towels provided
Outdoors: Decking to three sides, with garden furniture and gas barbecue, private 6-seater hot tub; Coelbren is a peaceful and tranquil rural village, so we ask for quiet after 11pm
Parking: Gravelled parking to the front for 4-5 cars; gated entrance enabling grounds to be enclosed
You may need to pay an Accidental Damage Deposit or Accidental Damage Deposit Waiver for this property. Where applicable we will contact you in good time before your holiday with further details and to take payment.
This chalet is located in Neath. National Showcaves Centre for Wales and Gwyn Hall are cultural highlights, and some of the area's attractions include Sbri Cymru Ltd and Zip World Tower.
