Arthfan is a converted barn in a tranquil setting with breathtaking views of the Cader Idris and Arran mountain ranges. An area of outstanding natural beauty within easy reach of the many varied attractions offered in this part of Wales.
A pretty cottage, beautifully restored with lots of original character, in the peaceful hilltop village of Mathry just one and a half miles from the spectacular Pembrokeshire coast with its breathtaking views, secluded coves and award-winning beaches.
Quality privately owned cottages beside and overlooking the sandy beach of Nolton Haven. We let all the Visit Wales 3, 4 and 5 star cottages with sea views in Nolton Haven. Full central heating and log fires. Also an 8 bedroom, 8 bathroom farmhouse.
Ground floor one bedroom apartment occupying an elevated position and enjoying magnificent panoramic views over the town, Porthmadog harbour, the Dwyryd Estuary and encompassing the Snowdonia Mountains and Merioneth foothills beyond.
Ash and Sycamore Lodges are on a family farm, 4 miles from the small market town of Rhayader. Both lodges offer luxury accommodation for relaxation or activity holidays, with private hot tub. The lodges recently won a Best Place to Stay award.
Luxury self catering farm cottage with hot tub. Admirably situated with splendid views across the river Towy which runs through the farm. Walk down the river to see abundant birds, wildlife and wild flora. Fishing also available.
Originally the part of the barn which housed the carriages, Ty Cerbyd still retains the original archways which allowed the carriages access into the barn. It is situated on the southern edge of the Cambrian Mountains, surrounded by beautiful countryside.
Nine beautifully presented apartments only 10 minutes walk from Tenby's South Beach with stunning sea views, ample free car parking, close to local transport links in the picturesque village of Penally, only 1.5 miles from the seaside town of Tenby.
This self catering cottage at the foot of Snowdon, great for exploring Snowdonia National Park and the North Wales coast. Mountain views from all windows. Walk from the front door or visit the local pub for a pint and chat.