Log Cabins to RentMountains 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.
Nestled into the valley and surrounded by woodland on one side and open hillside on the other, there is ample space to roam and explore here. Enjoy walking, mountain biking, pony trekking, or bird watching all from your doorstep. Nearby you can pan for gold at Dolaucothi gold mines (9 miles), catch your dinner with fishing at the Llyn Brianne Reservoir (12 miles permit required), or browse the local shops of Cilycwm (1 mile). At the heart of the house, an open plan kitchen/diner makes a wonderfully social space to cook, dine, and relax, with a central dining table seating up to eight. From here, enjoy views over the surrounding gardens, mountains and woodland. From here, a few steps lead down to the lounge area a striking room with an impressive vaulted ceiling. On cold winter nights, fire up the wood burner and turn the room into a cosy haven in which to snuggle ideal for a family film night in front of a DVD. Also on the ground floor, you ll find two bedrooms: one twin and one single. Upstairs, curl up on one of the comfortable armchairs on the mezzanine with a balcony overlooking the living space the perfect spot for devouring a good book. The double bedroom can be found just off the mezzanine, and the bathroom is also on this floor. Step outside into the spacious gardens enjoy the private lawn area, with picnic table and views of the stream, woodlands and hills. . With no roaming sheep, your hound will love sniffing out adventure here. All in all a delightful spot for an al fresco evening drink. Nearby woods can be explored by guests 18 acres of woodland with a variety of pathways. Wildlife and 15 varieties of indigenous trees with spectacular views of the Black Mountain and Pen Y Banc
Located in the glorious rolling countryside close to Aberystwyth and the Cambrian Mountains, and surrounded by acres of working farmland, this delightful holiday cottage is perfectly situated for a get away from it break. The seaside town of Aberystwyth is just a few miles away, and offers a beautiful beach, pier and funicular railway as well as a choice of other facilities including places to eat and drink. Bwlch Nant yr Arian Forest is just eight miles away and has an excellent visitor centre and is ideal for woodland walks, spectacular views and a Red Kite feeding centre. There are stunning beaches just ten miles away, or you can see remnants of the submerged forest at Borth. On entering this charming single level cottage, which has been thoughtfully converted from a former cattle shed, you will find yourself in the attractive and spacious open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. With traditional exposed beams, the pretty lounge area offers TV and DVD, and you will find an ideally situated dining area. Moving over to the kitchen, you will find it fully equipped with electric oven and hob, dishwasher, fridge with ice compartment and washer/dryer. Exploring this delightful property further, you will find two cosy double bedrooms, each with TV. There is one en suite bathroom with shower over the bath and WC and one further bathroom, also with shower over the bath and WC. Stepping outside, you can sit back and relax in the enclosed garden with lawn and patio area with seating, which leads down into grounds which are shared with the other properties on site and where you can find a children s play area. You will also have access to your own private hot tub.
Located on the edge of the village of Hundleton, this property is ideal for nature lovers, with a wide variety of birds and coastal wildlife. There s a slipway onto the estuary for boating enthusiasts, while the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path runs over common ground nearby a walker s paradise. The Norman castle at Pembroke is also close, and the town also has a good range of shops and tea rooms. Within a 15 minute drive are a whole host of stunning sandy beaches, including West Angle Bay, Broad Haven South and Freshwater East. The barn conversion has character exposed beams and a contemporary interior finish. In the lounge, you ll find a TV and DVD, as well as an electric fire. The kitchen/diner has everything you could need during your stay, such as an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher, as well as a washing machine. Also on the ground floor is one of the double bedrooms and a twin, which has an en suite shower and WC. Plus there s a bathroom which has a shower over the bath and a WC. Heading upstairs you ll find three further bedrooms one double, one bunk and one single and a shower room with WC. There is also an additional lounge area. Outside there s a rear enclosed private patio perfect for sitting back and taking in the countryside views after a busy day exploring. You will find a grassy area suitable for your pets and a gravelled area with table and chairs for your use. To the front of the barn there s a shared open lawn area, which overlooks the Cleddau estuary.
Beset with beautiful landscape views and wildlife hotspots, photographers will be delighted by the backdrop of this property leading up to its charming stone wall exterior. Within immediate access are all sorts of outdoor activities, not least the walking and cycle paths. Mountain bike options include the Coed Trallwmn Mountain Bike and Visitor Centre among many. The nearby villages offer a Land Rover course, and Llanwrtyd Wells (7 miles) holds such events as the Man Versus Horse race and even bog snorkelling. Entering this property guests benefit from a hallway where muddy boots and jackets can be cast off and where there is also a handy downstairs WC. A large and stylish kitchen features a breakfast bar where all the guests can convene, before moving through double doors to the spacious dining room with a long wooden table. On the other side of the hallway through double doors is a large and comfortable living room with many snug sofas and enough space for the whole group to relax with Freesat TV. Upstairs, five bright and airy bedrooms await you after a long day. Choose from a king size with en suite shower room and WC, a family room (four singles), a single, a twin and a 4ft small double; the cottage is sure to suit any group s requirements. Guests can relax in the bath and unwind thanks to a pleasing family bathroom with shower over the bath. Through glass patio doors downstairs, guests will find a patio with ample outdoor seating and a BBQ, perfect for al fresco dining and drinks, also housed on location is a large shared hot tub, seating up to eight people and perfect for chilling as the sun sets. There is ample off road gravelled parking in front of the property.
On a quiet complex of four holiday properties, this beautiful barn is perfectly located for enjoying the peace and tranquility of the Pembrokeshire countryside. Nature lovers will enjoy spotting the variety of birds and coastal wildlife, and the coastal path runs over common ground nearby, providing excellent walking opportunities. Also nearby is the town of Pembroke; here, explore the Norman castle, the shops and tea rooms. Many sandy beaches are within a 15 minute drive, while the bustling seaside resorts of Tenby and Saundersfoot are approximately 11 miles away great for a day trip. With its exposed beams and large windows, the barn makes the most of its location. Relax in the spacious lounge and take it all in, or watch TV or a DVD in front of the electric fire. The kitchen/diner is fully equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher, as well as a washing machine. The accommodation is all on one level, meaning the property s three bedrooms are all also on the ground floor. There s a double bedroom with a TV and two twins, making this a great property for families. The bathroom has a shower over the bath and a WC, and there s a shower room with shower and WC. Outside you ll find a private patio and garden furniture to the rear, so you can sit in the sun and enjoy the countryside views, and a shared open lawn to the front overlooking the river. The complex also has a slipway to the Cleddau estuary, great for boating enthusiasts.
This property enjoys a peaceful location on the outskirts of the attractive seaside town of Aberaeron, situated on Cardigan Bay in West Wales. Aberaeron is a wonderful place to enjoy a relaxing seaside holiday, with its pretty harbour lined by colourful Georgian buildings. There is an interesting array of shops in the town, as well as a choice of restaurants and pubs, many of which pride themselves on offering the best produce that the local area has to offer. For those who enjoy scenic cycle rides, there is a fantastic traffic free cycling route which runs along a disused railway from Aberaeron to nearby Llanachaeron, where visitors will find a beautiful Georgian manor house, maintained by the National Trust, and set within wooded grounds. On arrival at this property, guests first come to the lounge/kitchen/diner, a spacious room with a dining table at one end and the kitchen at the other. It is easy for guests to make themselves at home in the kitchen, thanks to the good range of equipment including a Range oven, hob, microwave, fridge, and washing machine. Next to the dining area, the lounge area has a choice of comfortable seating and offers a Netflix enabled TV. Stairs lead from this area to the first floor accommodation where there is a cosy bedroom, the second bedroom is situated on the ground floor. Both of these are spacious king size rooms with plenty of space for storing clothes in the wardrobe and chest of drawers. Also located on the first floor is the shower room with shower and WC Outside, the shingled garden with its patio seating area, is where guests will find the wonderfully relaxing hot tub, a real treat to be enjoyed at the end of a busy day of sightseeing. There is also a set of garden furniture here, as well as a BBQ, allowing guests to enjoy alfresco meals whilst admiring the panoramic countryside views. For those who want to fish for sea trout, brown trout and salmon when in season, a licence is available from the post office, a path leads through the owner s field to a flight of steps leading down to the riverside.
This home is ideally located halfway between the lovely Llandysul, steeped in history and Welsh culture with its shops and cafes to enjoy, and the market town of Newcastle Emlyn with its variety of antique and independent shops, pubs and cafes. Pop to the National Wool Museum or Newcastle Emlyn s castle. Explore the Teifi River, the Ffynone and Cenarth Waterfalls, the history of coracle fishing and wildlife watching or sea fishing boat trips from New Quay s harbour. The coastline is surprisingly close, with the seaside resort of Aberporth a short drive away. It s a great starting point to visit pretty towns and villages along Cardigan Bay such as New Quay and picture perfect Aberaeron. This is an all year round destination with so much to see and do. Open the front door into the lounge with a feature fireplace, wood burner, exposed beams, comfy sofa, chairs and a Smart TV. Continue through to the kitchen/diner which is flooded with natural light and a lovely space to rustle up a meal with local purchases made on your travels. The kitchen is creatively designed with an electric oven and hob, microwave and fridge with freezer compartment. The dining table is perfectly positioned for everyone to gather around to enjoy their meal and offers views into the garden. Upstairs, there are two bedrooms to choose from; both have exposed beams and dual aspect windows, and are designed for a good night s sleep. Take the lovely double bed or the cosy 4 double. Wake up to gorgeous garden views and start the day with a leisurely shower in the stylish shower room with a shower and WC. Regret no children under 4 years old (due to open staircase to the first floor). Outside, there is a designated patio with table and chairs perfect for alfresco dining, plus large shared gardens with a lawn, a bridge over the stream, and a raised deck overlooking the stream with a table and chairs a lovely spot to enjoy a picnic. There is also the opportunity to see the old watermill. There is private off road parking for one car only opposite the property. The owners are on site though privacy is assured at all times.
A blissful, rural location, yet close to a range of attractions and facilities. There are stunning walks from your door and the added benefit of two miles of fishing rights on the magnificent River Cothi. The National Botanic Garden of Wales is close by and a great day out. The market town of Llandeilo, with a host of independent shops and eateries is within easy reach and offers an interesting selection of antique shops and galleries. Head further afield and the coastline meets a rich history at Llansteffan, with an imposing castle overlooking the beach. Take a trip to Tenby and Saundersfoot slightly further afield and visit major attractions such as Oakwood, Blue Lagoon and Heatherton are well worth a visit. Pembrey and Machynys are both within twenty miles and offer wide expanses of sand, country parks and access to the Millennium Coastal Path. (Please check admittance for the various attractions). Enter this spacious cottage into the open plan kitchen/diner, a bright and airy space with bags of charm to instantly relax you into the holiday spirit. The kitchen area is equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. The dining area leads on to the character lounge with sofas framing the wonderful wood burner. There is a DAB radio/docking station to help you set the mood for a cosy evening in by the fire or sit back and relax in front of the TV/DVD, French doors open onto the outside area at the rear of the property. There is also a ground floor bathroom with bath, separate shower and WC. Following the internal hallway there are three bedrooms. The master, a double with en suite shower room and WC, there is a further double bedroom and a twin bedroom. This is a delightful cottage, ideal for an escape to the country, mixing a practical, contemporary interior with character features and excellent facilities. Outside, there is a private patio area with furniture and a wonderful private hot tub that is for your exclusive use. There is off road parking for three cars.
Arrive at this stable cottage and drop your bags off before heading straight out to explore. Coed Trallwmn Mountain Bike and Visitor Centre is just 20 miles from your door so hop on your bike and ride the day away. Large windows let light flood inside creating a tranquil feel at this home from home. The comfortable sofas invite you to put your feet up as you laze away in front of the TV or gaze across the fields and valleys beyond. There is plenty of room for all hands on deck to make light work of mealtimes in the kitchen/diner. Gather at the island and utilize all of the fantastic space to cook up a storm. Plate up at the table which comfortably seats six and enjoy dining together. There is a handy downstairs WC but head to the first floor to find the family shower room. The three bedrooms can also be found on this floor, the spacious king size with en suite shower room, 4ft queen sized double room and snug single all invite you to switch off and unwind. Wake up and discover the indoor hot tub, shared with other properties on site, to start your day with a relaxing soak. Enjoy sunny days on the lawn, also a good spot for four legged friends to stretch their legs and fire up the BBQ in the evening for a tasty feast to enjoy. In addition to washing and storage facilities for mountain bikes, there is ample off road parking at this property.
This beautiful barn conversion is set on private farmland just outside the small village of Bancyffordd. Llandysul can be reached in just under 4 miles which offers a selection of shops and local pubs or head into Newcastle Emlyn in just 8 miles. Newcastle Emlyn is one of the oldest market towns in Wales and offers a wide variety of independent shops, bars, and restaurants, plus there's a traditional market in town every Friday. Cenarth Falls is a must visit in the area too which is reachable in just under 11 miles. There is plenty of countryside and local walks to explore from your doorstep but, if you fancy a day at the seaside, head for the beautiful Cardigan Bay coast. Aberporth beach, split into two sections with half being dog friendly all year round, can be reached in 15 miles. Or, head to the ever popular New Quay for a day out and enjoy some fish and chips or ice cream on the harbour wall dolphins can often be spotted in the bay. As you enter the barn, you are welcomed into the open plan kitchen/lounge/dining area. The lounge has an L shaped sofa centred around the Smart TV and a wood burner (first basket of logs provided). Why not light a fire and enjoy a cosy evening watching your favourite movies? The kitchen has been well equipped with an induction hob, electric oven, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, Smeg fridge/freezer, microwave and a Nespresso coffee machine for your morning caffeine fix. There is a dining table for six adjacent to the kitchen where you can enjoy meals with the family or set out nibbles to enjoy between board games. The bedrooms are found at the end of a small staircase at either end of the lounge/diner. The first bedroom, off the lounge area, benefits from a double bed, a Smart TV, storage for clothes, and an en suite bathroom with a shower over the bath and a WC. The second bedroom leads off from the dining area with a king size bed, a Smart TV and an en suite shower room. This room also has a door for emergency access to the front of the property. The third bedroom can be found up an additional set of stairs into the loft space. It is also furnished with a king size bed, a Smart TV and an en suite shower room with a WC. Outside, there is a patio area to the front which overlooks the farmyard, however, your main access to the property will be from the rear. To the rear, there is also a patio and a raised terrace area with outdoor furniture and a private hot tub overlooking the countryside and rolling hills. Enjoy a meal or BBQ alfresco while soaking up the views or dipping in and out of the hot tub. There is off road, gated, driveway parking for up to four cars.
