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Just 10 miles from the Brecon Beacons, this huge home is ideal for those that want to get their walking boots on and cover some serious ground during the day. Nevertheless, there s plenty to do on this vast country estate, including fly fishing (for a charge), the Green Man…
Charming holiday escape for a big group getaway with stylish interiors, garden, and enclosed paddock set within a country estate. Explore the grounds and meet the animals, including pygmy goats, alpacas, ponies, pigs, and sheep. The property sits in the rolling countryside of…
This property enjoys a quiet rural location on the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park, making it the ideal location for those who enjoy outdoor pursuits and scenic landscapes. Of course, there are miles of country walks to be enjoyed, but for something a bit different why…
Being centrally located this is an ideal base to explore the island. Visit the SSSI Llyn Alaw Reservoir, Anglesey s largest lake, with bird hides, trails and trout fishing. Walk the coastal path, enjoy a game of golf or join the cycle routes amongst stunning scenery. Pop to…
Boating a stunning location in Tal y Bont with golden sandy beaches, cafes, pubs, shops, museums and galleries all within easy reach. Just under five miles from Barmouth with its harbour and the Mawddach Estuary and within a short drive is Harlech, famous for its castle. There…
Large, semi detached period property with luxurious interiors, snooker table, games room and hot tub. Elevated position in Llandudno with stunning views over the town and sea. An all year round destination, this popular seaside resort boasts two beautiful beaches and stunning…
This stylish and creatively designed house is well placed to explore Shropshire and its borders being a short drive from Welshpool, Oswestry and Shrewsbury. Head to medieval Shrewsbury with its castle, Severn theatre, independent shops and eateries. Country lovers and sportsman…
The property is a mere 2 mile walk to the Brecon Beacons Visitor Centre which is a good place to start, full of information on local walks, cycle routes and attractions, and has an excellent cafe. Head out exploring the many local trails on foot, bike, or even horseback from one…
This is an idyllic location surrounded by countryside and with the local pub and shop within walking distance. It is the perfect base for friends and family to explore the three counties, being 7 miles from Whitchurch, 3 miles from Malpas and 13 miles from Chester. Ride or…
Take a step back in time when you stay at this impressive holiday home set within its own gorgeous grounds, extending to almost five acres, and with space for up to 11 guests. Also welcoming two dogs, the four bedroom property is perfect for a group stay and might suit two…
This beautifully renovated Austrian style five bedroom detached property is in a superb location overlooking Red Wharf Bay on the edge of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with many sites of special interest, perfect for walking, cycling, or just relaxing. Benllech is nearby…
A short drive from Aberystwyth, in the heart of Cardigan Bay, with the sea, river and vibrant town. The town is full of historic sites, museums, galleries, shops and restaurants, not forgetting the beach, marina, cliff railway and Wales only silver mine visitor attraction.…
Tucked away in the Cadnant Valley, yet on the edge of Caernarfon with its 13th century castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the marina, Waterside Doc Fictoria art complex, independent shops, restaurants and waterside views. Pop to the seafront at Dinas Dinlle with an ancient…
This eco detached residence property has been constructed from reclaimed materials, using organic architecture, sits in a very secluded spot at the end of a quiet lane. Surrounded by mature shrubs, trees, and fields beyond, this is the spot to get away from it all or enjoy a…
An enchanting 17th century country cottage, this retreat is Grade II*listed and boasts a beautiful blend of contemporary style and appliances alongside original features. The ancient village of Grosmont, where this property is based, is renowned for its community spirit with the…
On the outskirts of a quiet village in the picturesque surroundings of the Snowdonia National Park in North Wales with lots going on nearby. Enjoy spending time outdoors in the mountains, on the beach, or trying out a range of sports and activities including walking, climbing,…
This popular seaside resort boasts two beautiful beaches and stunning countryside to explore. The town offers a range of shops, eateries and the acclaimed Mostyn Contemporary Art Gallery. Visit one of the many events, enjoy an evening at the theatre in Venue Cymru, take a stroll…
Situated in the small, seaside village of Freshwater East, the property, with its uninterrupted sea views, is truly special . Nestled on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, Freshwater East has a village pub and cafe and its very own broad, sandy beach. Take the coastal path in either…
The village of Aberdyfi is studded within the picturesque Snowdonia National Park, a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and people of all walking abilities. Known for being where the mountains meet the sea at the mouth of the River Dyfi, the entire landscape has a wealth of trails to…
Set down a quiet country lane not far from the village of Cosheston, with a delightful pub and a tidal river that reaches up to the roadside. Historic Pembroke is a short drive, with historic Norman castle, the birth place of Henry Tudor, and a good selection of independent…
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.