Romantic Cottages in Wales

This Grade II listed stone cottage is situated in the coastal village of Trefin and is within walking distance of the historical ruins of the Old Mill at Aberfelin Cove.

The cottage has been carefully renovated by the local owner who has retained its traditional character and pleasant atmosphere throughout

Within a few minutes drive is Traethllyn beach which has magnificent golden sands and is owned and cared for by the National Trust.

This cottage is an ideal touring base with many sandy beaches and picturesque harbours nearby, as well as theCathedral City of St David's.

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Forest walks surround this traditional stone cottage, which is situated right in the heart of the Landsker Borderlands.

The cottage is only a few minutes drive from the beaches of Amroth and Saundersfoot, and a host of indoor and outdoor activities too numerous to mention are all close by.

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Tucked away along a winding farm lane this delightful stone barn has been lovingly restored and converted, transforming it into a lovely retreat or as a holiday location for a small family.

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The barn is within a short distance of Ceibwr cove and the Coastal Path, the wild flowers and scenery are magnificent in this particularly spectacular location.

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Situated just 300 yards from the beach, this tiny cottage was once the village bakery.

Its original owner chose the site hoping that the delicious smell of baking bread would help him entice the lady next door into becoming his wife!

Little Haven no longer boasts a village baker, however it does have an excellent choice of eating places and pubs all within a few minutes walk.

Garden steps lead down to the cottage, which is in a sunny sheltered position.

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A lovely sea view can be enjoyed from the lawn of this delightful cottage and you may even spot the dolphins which are frequent visitors to this spectacular stretch of coastline.

Close to the Cardigan Bay Coastal Path. The beautiful award winning beach and dramatic National Trust headland are within easy walking distance.

The surrounding lanes and countryside are enriched with a wealth of wildlife and flowers and lead to a host of activities available within easy driving distance.

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Tucked away in the hillside near the coast, overlooking the Teifi Estuary and just a few minutes walk from the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path.

This cosy cottage for two offers a peaceful retreat. St Dogmaels is a fishing village which also boasts the ruins of a 12th century Abbey, a working water driven flour mill and a choice of restaurants and pubs.

Poppit Sands at the mouth of the Estuary provides the opportunity for a range of water sports. Horse riding and an 18 hole golf course are within 5 miles.

Particular care and attention has been paid to the restoration of this traditional Pembrokeshire cottage which now provides a high standard of comfortable accommodation.

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Sheltered in the hillside near to the coast with views over the Teifi Estuary, this listed 19th century cottage provides comfortable, cosy accommodation.

It is ideally placed to explore both North Pembrokeshire and Cardigan Bay and is within easy reach of the Teifi Valley and Preseli Mountains.

The cottage is only five minutes stroll from the public mooring and slipway, the start of the Coastal Path leading to exhilarating walking, to breathtaking views and the occasional memorable encounter with grey seals or dolphins.

Nearby Poppit Sands is popular for water sports with RNLI and lifeguards in attendance. This delightful cottage is approached by steps and footpath from your private parking space.

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This delightful detached stone barn conversion makes a perfect romantic and welcoming retreat for those seeking to get away from it all.

There are many interesting features throughout which add to the traditional character of this delightful cottage.

The splendid rugged isolation of the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path is just a short walk away, as is the ornithological observatory at Strumble Head.

There are stunning coastal views from the cottage towards Strumble Head and St Davids.

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This cosy detached stone cottage is situated a short drive from Newport and the silver sands.

The cottage is surrounded by well kept gardens, a small stream, a 'National Collection' of Ilex (hollies - featured on Gardeners Question Time) and an abundance of wildlife, birds, insects and plants.

There are lovely walks through the 50 acres of newly planted woodland and on the country lanes.

The Gwaun Valley and the Preseli Hills are also close by and along with the 180 miles of Coastal National Park there is huge potential for ramblers and keen walkers.

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What an amazing place!

The former St Cwnlle's church has just been converted with great sensitivity, imagination and flair retaining many original features and creating new out of old. As well as combining every modern comfort, it is also ecologically sound.

The historic University town of Lampeter is about 8 miles away and has a good selection of shops and eateries. Aberaeron, a very colourful Georgian seaside town, is also about 8 miles away and makes a good day trip as do Aberystwyth and Devil's Bridge.

If you ever wanted a really special place to stay this is it!

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This delightful studio cottage is part of probably the most picturesque property in Aberporth.Enjoying a location directly above the sandy beach and with lovely sea views, this makes an ideal retreat for a couple.

The Ceredigion Coastal Path and the heritage coastline provide spectacular scenery and walks, while Aberporth itself has pubs, shops and eateries.A little further along the coast are more fishing villages and beaches such as Mwnt, Tresaith, Llangrannog, Cwmtydu, New Quay and Aberaeron.

Cardigan Market town is close by and has a theatre/cinema and a good selection of shops, galleries and pubs.

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Situated close to one of the most beautiful stretches of the Pembrokeshire coastline at Strumble Head, this Five Star delightful cottage, part of the original farmhouse predating 1795, makes a perfect holiday base.

Goodwick is just over 3 miles away and Fishguard a little further, both have a good selection of shops, galleries and places to eat. There are numerous beaches and coves along this stretch of the coast and it is a great place to dolphin and seal watch.

Abermawr beach is about 2 miles and Strumble Head about a mile.

The cottage has recently been totally refurbished carefully and it retains its original character

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Ann Perrot's Cottage is a delightful detached cottage tucked away down a quiet lane in a cluster of similar pretty cottages between Mathry, Hayscastle and Letterston.

The cottage set in 1/3 of an acre is a haven of peace and tranquility and the north Pembrokeshire coast with its stunning scenery and beaches is easily accessed.

Abercastle beach is 6 miles and Newgale 7.  Fishguard town is about 6 miles away and St Davids and Newport are both 12 miles.What a perfect base for exploring Pembrokeshire and an ideal hidey hole if you just want to relax.

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A truly delightful cottage for two situated in what has to be described as an oasis of 45 acres of pastureland and equestrian paddocks surrounded by mature woodland with walks, paths, a fitness trail and bridleways to enjoy.

The village of Trelleck is only a mile away and has an award winning traditional pub where you can enjoy real ales and excellent food.  Monmouth, Chepstow and Ross on Wye are within easy reach and Cardiff and the Severn Bridge are just an hour away.  There are several championship golf courses close by and the Brecon Beacons National park for those who enjoy walking.

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An idyllic cottage nestled in a "secret farm" surrounded by acres of woodland.

There is so much you could do whilst on holiday here if you can bear to tear yourself away from these perfect surroundings near the Welsh border. From this base you could walk the Brecon Beacons, rock climb, take a Canadian canoe adventure, try out caving or explore Raglan castle.

The village of Trelleck is a mile away and boasts a pub which has won numerous awards for its beer, food and fires. Monmouth has a great selection of places to visit and some wonderful eateries.

The cottage has recently been refurbished to a high standard and is ideal for a couple or a small family as there is a sofa bed for occasional use.

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This delightful 18th century stone cottage is situated in the hamlet of Parc y Rhos, close to Lampeter, a vibrant and cosmopolitan university town and a hub of Welsh culture and heritage with a great selection of individual shops, restaurants, pubs and galleries.

The town stands on the river Teifi and you can follow it from its source in the Cambrian Mountains past the ruins of Strata Florida Abbey, through Devil's Bridge all the way to Poppit Sands in Pembrokeshire. The closest beaches are Aberaeron and New Quay, just half an hour away. There is a pub 5 minutes drive away which serves good food.  This is an excellent area for mountain biking.

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What a view....what a place!

This delightful hideaway is perfect for a couple (or a small family) it enjoys a superb location with stunning uninterrupted views of Cardigan Bay and Island from most rooms. It is tucked down a private lane, set in 6 acres of land and is about as secluded as you can get with a lockable door leading through the hedge to the bungalow.

If you can tear yourself away from the view; Poppit sands is a half mile walk and is the start point of the Pembrokeshire coastal path.St Dogmaels village is about 2 miles and Cardigan about 4. There is a pub which serves food about a mile away. 

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A gorgeous romantic hideaway cottage for two situated literally at the foot of the steep stone slopes on which Carreg Cennen Castle stands.

Carreg Cennen Castle is stunningly beautiful and as you approach the cottage you will be awed by its presence and later, enjoy walking through the grounds and watch the Red Kites and Buzzards flying overhead.

Set on the edge of the beautiful Black Mountains right in the Brecon Beacons National Park with its abundance of footpaths and magnificent scenery. Llandeilo is just 10 minutes drive away and has a selection of individual shops and eateries and there is a pub about a mile away in the village of Trap.

This tastefully converted barn provides delightful accommodation for a couple seeking peace and seclusion with lovely walks right from the front door onto the footpaths. Walking boots are advised!

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This small cottage, a wing of the owners house, was built for the local baker in 1827 & makes a perfect spot for exploring the Welsh borders, with Monmouth, Abergavenny, Hereford and Ross on Wye all within 12 miles of the cottage.

Hay-on-Wye, famous for its literary festival and book shops is 20 miles away.There are also many beautiful gardens in the area.

Grosmont is a small village with a Norman Castle, Church, Post Office, general store and a friendly village pub opposite.

At the end of the garden, approached by a private gateway, is Grosmont Castle which you are free to explore and enjoy.

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This whitewashed traditional cottage is situated just a mile out of Cardigan Town with views over the Cardigan Wildlife Park.

Cardigan Market Town is just over half a mile away and has a good selection of pubs, shops, galleries as well as a traditional market. Poppit Sands is about three miles away and the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path can be joined there. Ceredigion also has a heritage coastal path and the Wildlife Park has some lovely walks.

This cottage is situated on the main Cardigan to Tenby road and makes a perfect base for exploring West Wales.

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This delightful converted barn, now a comfortable hideaway cottage for two, is ideal for those seeking peace and tranquillity.

The owner has taken great care sympathetically converting the semi-detached barn, which retains all its original character and now boasts all modern day comforts.

From the barn you are within easy access to the moors, an array of scenic country lanes will lead you to the Preseli Hills, famous for the bluestones associated with Stonehenge and popular with walkers and wildlife enthusiasts.

There is a selection of beaches within easy drive of the cottage, including the expansive beach at Newport Sands with direct access onto the Coastal Path.

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Tucked away in the little valley of Dwrbach, this single storey barn has been converted from an old traditional stone cart house into a lovely cottage.

The owners, who live nearby, have taken great care making this into a luxury cottage, which is ideal for romantic breaks and those looking for home from home comforts.

The cottage is within a few minutes drive of the market town of Fishguard, also several nearby beaches, the bird observatory at Strumble Head and several points of access to the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path.

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A delightful whitewashed traditional Pembrokeshire cottage overlooking the sea and sheltering at the foot of a rocky outcrop.

There are views of Strumble Head and Pwllderi and the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path can be joined within a few minutes walk of the cottage. You may be lucky enough to see porpoises in Fishguard Bay, where they are a regular sight, and "Pwllderi sunsets" are really stunning.

The cottage has been thoughtfully renovated retaining many interesting architectural features whilst providing all the modern day comforts that we expect.

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A delightful stone barn conversion with a HOT TUB and a mezzanine bedroom, this cottage provides very comfortable accommodation at any time of the year.

Situated between Aberaeron and New Quay close to the Ceredigion Heritage coastline, there is a selection of clean beaches including Cwmtudu, New Quay, Tresaith and Penbryn close by.

There are several good places to eat within a 5 mile radius of the cottage and numerous visitor attractions including Honey Farm, Bird of Prey centre, Coracle Centre, Cheese farm, Mills and a Steam Railway. Ideal for couples and small families.

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A delightful converted Malt House situated in 800 acres of farmland within the Pembrokeshire National Park.

The owners have lovingly restored the original walled garden of just over a third of an acre, and planted it with a superb range of cottage garden plants.

There is a tiny church just a few yards from the cottage making this a very appealing location for a relaxing holiday. The Coastal Path is just three miles away and offers over 186 miles of stunning scenery and walking.

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Situated on the southern edge of the Snowdonia National Park in the beautiful wooded Dyfi Valley, Upper Barn Cottage makes a great holiday hideaway.

The property is approached by a long and winding lane through the valley and is situated in the owner's 23 acres of hill pasture and woodland with large pond and small boat for guests use (strictly at their own risk).

Mallwyd village is close by and has a pub and village shop. Machynlleth has a great selection of shops, restaurants, pubs and galleries and is just 10 miles away.

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This idyllic hide-away cottage is set down a long, winding lane and provides a secluded retreat for couples in need of total relaxation.

The cottage is close to both Newport and Ceibwr bays and from the garden there are views of Carn Ingli Mountain. The property is situated in 40 acres of pasture and woodland with lakes and an abundance of wildlife.

Conservation is at the heart of the owners who have made every effort to ensure the countryside here is unspoilt and natural.The cottage is built with natural and organic materials creating a very original feel. Jamie Owen stays at Waun Bayvil and has written about it in his new book, "Around Wales".

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Walking Pembrokeshire's rugged coastal path in the fresh sea air could well be the priority during your stay at this delightful terraced cottage in the heart of the friendly village of Trefin.

The coastal bus (The Strumble Shuttle) passes through the village daily and is incredibly useful for your return journey after a days walking.

Historically the cottage was once the local village shop and a hive of activity for the local community.

The cottage has been sympathetically renovated by the local owner using flair and imagination to retain the character with exposed beams and colour washed walls throughout.

More information about the area:

Trefin & Aberfelin Beach - Porthgain - St Davids

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A picture perfect whitewashed cottage situated within walking distance of Cilgerran village and the River Teifi where you can still see coracle men fishing for salmon.

Cilgerran has three pubs and a couple of village shops, there are more in nearby Cardigan Market Town which is just 5 miles away. Poppit Sands, which has a long sandy beach, is 7 miles away and there are numerous other coves and bays to explore.

Woodland walks can be enjoyed right from the front door of this cottage and there are resident red kites for keen birdwatchers. Nearby are the superb Welsh Wildlife Centre on the Teifi Marshes and other attractions including Oakwood theme park and Folly Farm a little further afield.

SUNDAY changeover.

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Almost on top of the hill overlooking Fishguard Bay and Dinas Island, this lovely barn conversion is situated on a 127 acre working farmstead.

The owner has a passion for Highland Ponies (stallions, mares and foals), rare breed Silver Dun Galloway cattle, Black and Badger Face Welsh Mountain sheep as well as free-range geese, ducks and chickens. Guests and their well-behaved pets are offered the freedom of the farm providing the countryside code is strictly adhered to - remember to bring your wellies!

The barn is situated close to the stables and in the midst of the farm activity, stables are available for guests' horses if required.

The Coastal Path is only a mile away as is the beautiful little beach of Aberbach. The village of Dinas which has a couple of general stores and several pubs is one and a half miles distant. The village of Llanychaer with pub, post office and church is half a mile down the lane.

FRIDAY CHANGEOVER

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The beauty of this property is the peace and seclusion provided by the extensive grounds which surround the cottage and which lead to the river bank. You can sit and read a book in the shade of the magnificent trees in the summer or snuggle up in the cottage enjoying the view during winter.

This recently refurbished former mill enjoys a superb countryside location and offers the visitor private fishing (sea trout and salmon) on the River Aeron, directly accessible from the property.

Only 4 miles from the elegant Georgian planned town of Aberaeron, with its picturesque harbour and pastel-coloured houses. Annual summer festivals include the Seafood Festival, Carnival and Festival of Welsh Cobs. From Aberaeron harbour you can take a trip to see the Cardigan Bay bottlenose dolphins, Atlantic grey seals or harbour porpoise.

If you prefer something a little quieter, then the walled Tyglyn Gardens are a 10 minute walk from the cottage. There is a hotel with a restaurant and bar within half a mile. The nearby towns of New Quay (an old haunt of Dylan Thomas), Lampeter and Aberystwyth are well worth a visit as are the numerous unspoilt beaches and coves along the Ceredigion Heritage Coastline.

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Just 2 minutes walk from the High Street, this two storey loft style apartment offers a quiet retreat from the vibrant town of Cardigan, but with easy access to the shops, cafes, pubs, restaurants and other amenities within the town such as the indoor market, theatre, library and swimming pool.

It is ideally located for exploring the North Pembrokeshire and Cardigan Bay coastline where there are numerous coves and bays and even the chance of seeing the Cardigan Bay dolphins. There is a floating Indian restaurant 5 minutes walk away if you fancy something a little different.

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This delightful cottage enjoys an idyllic situation bordered by a babbling brook in the grounds of the owner's farmhouse.

Tenby (5 miles), Amroth (6 miles) and Saundersfoot (5 miles) are all within easy reach as is the bohemian town of Narberth (8 miles) which boasts a fantastic array of individual craft workshops, delicatessens, galleries and eateries. The Coastal Path is easily accessible from the previously mentioned beaches and the coastal scenery is magnificent.

This spacious cottage for two is ideal for couples wanting a peaceful and relaxing retreat but within easy reach of everything. There is a pub half a mile in Jeffreyston or Broadmoor.

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The Dovecote is an idyllic romantic round tower hideaway for two situated in the beautiful Lower Wye Valley in the border county of the Welsh Marches.

Offa's Dyke follows the River Wye below the Dovecote and the old railway line with its bridge at The Boat Inn (10 minutes walk and serves a selection of guest ales and great pub food) offers excellent walking.

The cottage is one of the last on the former Duke of Beaufort's Estate and within a few minutes of the site where in 1404 Owain Glyndwr won the battle of Craig y Dorth against Henry IV's English army.

This tower is a real "find" and not to be missed.

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This log cabin retreat is idyllically situated overlooking a lake on a rare breeds farm, close to the Preseli Hills.

The owners keep prize winning sheep as well as a large collection of ornamental wildfowl on the lake and a few turkeys rescued from Christmas dinner several years ago!

If you can tear yourself away from the cabin, the farm is on the edge of the National Park and offers an ideal location for touring Pembrokeshire, Ceredigion and Carmarthenshire with easy access to the coast, villages and the larger towns.

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This tastefully decorated little cottage is situated in the "picture postcard" village of Manorbier in the heart of the Pembrokeshire National Park. Close by is the beautiful medieval castle, award winning sandy beach, tea room and village pub.

The golden sandy beach at Manorbier, which is overlooked by the castle, has superb rockpools at either end and is popular with surfers. On the southern headland is a neolithic tomb. There are plenty of attractions, picturesque Tenby is 6 miles away and offers excellent eateries, shops, galleries and boat trips to Caldey Island. If you like walking the Coastal path it is spectacular and can be accessed from Manorbier beach.

Barafundle Bay is also close by and has been voted the 6th most beautiful beach in the world. Swanlake Bay is a short distance away around the coast ideal for sand castle building in the Pembrokeshire sand.

This sweet cottage is tucked away up a narrow lane but close to the busy heart of the village.

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In a stunning location overlooking Dolau beach, this delightful detached cottage offers sea views from 3 sides.

New Quay is famous for its resident dolphins which are regularly spotted throughout the year.

You can take boat trips from the quay out into Cardigan Bay. The town offers a good selection of pubs, eateries and shops befitting a seaside town. Dylan Thomas is reputed to have based some of his characters for Under Milk Wood on locals and the town is proud of its Maritime Heritage.

Small boats can be launched from Dolau beach but those thinking of bringing a larger boat need to check with the Harbourmaster's Office.

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Situated in the Carmarthen countryside yet close to the Pembrokeshire National park and Ceredigion County (Cardigan), these two delightful barn conversions make a great base for touring.

There are numerous beaches within about a half hour drive and many attractions including Oakwood, Heatherton, Pemberton's Chocolates, Laugharne Castle, the National Botanic Garden for Wales and Aberglasney Gardens, lost in time. The Preseli hills are close by and offer some superb walks and cycling. It is also an ideal spot for bird watching, red kites, buzzards and woodpeckers are regular visitors.

The local pub is just 5 minutes walk away and there is leisure club about 2 miles away. St Clears, Whitland and Crymych are all within 8 miles and between them offer an interesting range of individual shops. Narberth is 15 miles away and really is a must visit town, with its eclectic range of galleries, boutiques, delicatessens and eateries.

The Cottages are situated on a small 6 acre farm with sheep, free range chickens and organically grown fruit and vegetables.

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The property is suitable for use by disabled guests.

Situated in the Carmarthen countryside yet close to the Pembrokeshire National Park and Ceredigion (Cardigan), these two delightful barn conversions make a great base for touring.

There are numerous beaches within about a half hour drive and many attractions including Oakwood, Heatherton, Pemberton's Chocolates, Laugharne Castle, the National Botanic Garden for Wales and Aberglasney Gardens, lost in time. The Preseli Hills are close by and offer some superb walks and cycling. It is also an ideal spot for bird watching, red kites, buzzards and woodpeckers are regular visitors.

The local pub is just 5 minutes walk away and there is a leisure club about 2 miles away.St Clears, Whitland and Crymych are all within 8 miles and between them offer an interesting range of individual shops. Narberth is 15 miles away and really is a must visit town, with its eclectic range of galleries, boutiques, delicatessens and eateries.

The Cottages are situated on a small 6 acre farm with sheep, free range chickens and organically grown fruit and vegetables.

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Sleeps 4/6

Overlooking Fishguard bay, this spacious characterful cottage has a log burning stove and a large private garden.  Ponies graze the clifftops in winter, wild flowers abound in spring, sea birds breed in early summer, and seal pups may be seen at the foot of the cliffs in autumn. A wildlife haven!  The cottage lies between the picturesque harbour of Lower Fishguard and Dinas and Newport beyond with their beautiful beaches.

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Sleeps 4/5.

With sea views across the fields to Fishguard bay and access to a spectacular section of the pembrokeshire coastal path including the impressive Needle Rock, this cosy cottage has a log burner in an inglenook fireplace and a stream borders the private garden. This cottage offers contemporary comfort with a flavour of the past. Sea birds and wildlife abound in this stunning location.

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Ffarmers is a small village set in the heart of rural Wales. This area of mid Wales is very beautiful and allows access to the towns of Llandovery and Llandeilo (20 minutes drive), Aberaeron (40 minutes) and Brecon and Carmarthen about an hour.

Lampeter, the smallest and oldest university town in Wales is just 8 miles away and has a rather cosmopolitan feel to it. The village pub, The Drovers Arms, owned by the community, is 10 minutes walk away and provides a warm welcome and good home cooked food.

This converted former estate office offers very comfortable accommodation on a working farm with sheep, cattle and horses. A welcome hamper of bread, ham, milk, sugar, tea, Welsh cakes and wine awaits you on arrival.

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Penygraig Cottage is in the middle of the Cothi Valley and an idyllic location for couples or families to escape to the country, whether for a romantic break or an active holiday.

This beautiful 300 year old stone cottage is full of character, with exposed oak beams, inglenook fireplace and log burner.

This traditional setting is the perfect place to return to for a cozy evening in front of the fire after a coastal walk along Pendine Sands, a thrilling mountain bike ride in Brechfa Forest or a climb up the Brecon Beacons.

Please note this property may accommodate up to 6, however for Visit Wales grading purposes and due to the sofa bed, we are only allowed to advertise it as sleeping 4 to maintain 4 star grading.  You may sleep 6 if you wish.

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We are delighted to offer these 4 very private and luxurious architect designed apartments each with a large south facing balcony affording truly breathtaking views of the Dovey Estuary, Ynys Hir nature reserve and Plynlimon Hills beyond. Winding roads lead you to Plas Panteidal hugging the Estuary wall and offering tempting glimpses of the Old Stables high up on the steep wooded hillside. You literally look out (from the apartment or balcony) over the tree tops at the spectacular view and can even bird watch from above!

The Old Stable apartments have recently been converted from the original stable block to the former Bishop of Bangor's Palace which was destroyed by fire in the 1950s. The gated apartments offer superb accommodation in a peaceful location at the southern tip of the Snowdonia National Park. You are just a mile and a half from Pennal and 3 from Aberdovey, Tywyn is a little further up the coast. Aberdyfi is a picturesque seaside town with a magnificent 4 mile beach backed by golden dunes and a championship links golf course. The owners can arrange temporary membership of the Plas Talgarth Health & Leisure Club (about a mile and a half from the apartments), on request.

There are numerous places to eat and drink in Aberdyfi and the Penhelig Arms (just 2 miles away) is famous throughout Wales for its warm Welsh welcome and good food.

Aberdyfi is also a great base for visiting many of the major attractions in North Wales and Mid Wales including the Centre for Alternative Technology, Corris Craft Centre, Adrenalin Junkies, Portmeirion and the Tal y Llyn Railway as well as wildlife boat trips, kite surfing, slate caverns, quad & mountain biking, pony trekking and so much more. There is an Outward Bound centre a mile or so down the road that offers canoeing, climbing, outdoor pursuits etc.

If you venture inland a little, there is spectacular mountain and valley scenery; Cader Idris and Aran Fawddwy ranges and the Dovey and Dysynni valleys nearby. The area is ideal for walkers, ramblers, birdwatchers and wildlife enthusiasts.

These are not ordinary apartments, they are very special indeed!

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We are delighted to offer these 4 very private and luxurious architect designed apartments each with a large south facing balcony affording truly breathtaking views of the Dovey Estuary, Ynys Hir nature reserve and Plynlimon Hills beyond. Winding roads lead you to Plas Panteidal hugging the Estuary wall and offering tempting glimpses of the Old Stables high up on the steep wooded hillside. You literally look out (from the apartment or balcony) over the tree tops at the spectacular view and can even bird watch from above!

The Old Stable apartments have recently been converted from the original stable block to the former Bishop of Bangor's Palace which was destroyed by fire in the 1950s. The gated apartments offer superb accommodation in a peaceful location at the southern tip of the Snowdonia National Park. You are just a mile and a half from Pennal and 3 from Aberdovey, Tywyn is a little further up the coast. Aberdyfi is a picturesque seaside town with a magnificent 4 mile beach backed by golden dunes and a championship links golf course.

The owners can arrange temporary membership of the Plas Talgarth Health & Leisure Club (about a mile and a half from the apartments), on request.There are numerous places to eat and drink in Aberdyfi and the Penhelig Arms (just 2 miles away) is famous throughout Wales for its warm Welsh welcome and good food.

Aberdyfi is also a great base for visiting many of the major attractions in North Wales and Mid Wales including the Centre for Alternative Technology, Corris Craft Centre, Adrenalin Junkies, Portmeirion and the Tal y Llyn Railway as well as wildlife boat trips, kite surfing, slate caverns, quad & mountain biking, pony trekking and so much more. There is an Outward Bound centre a mile or so down the road that offers canoeing, climbing, outdoor pursuits etc.

If you venture inland a little, there is spectacular mountain and valley scenery; Cader Idris and Aran Fawddwy ranges and the Dovey and Dysynni valleys nearby. The area is ideal for walkers, ramblers, birdwatchers and wildlife enthusiasts.

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We are delighted to offer these 4 very private and luxurious architect designed apartments each with a large south facing balcony affording truly breathtaking views of the Dovey Estuary, Ynys Hir nature reserve and Plynlimon Hills beyond. Winding roads lead you to Plas Panteidal hugging the Estuary wall and offering tempting glimpses of the Old Stables high up on the steep wooded hillside. You literally look out (from the apartment or balcony) over the tree tops at the spectacular view and can even bird watch from above!

The Old Stable apartments have recently been converted from the original stable block to the former Bishop of Bangor's Palace which was destroyed by fire in the 1950s. The gated apartments offer superb accommodation in a peaceful location at the southern tip of the Snowdonia National Park. You are just a mile and a half from Pennal and 3 from Aberdovey, Tywyn is a little further up the coast. Aberdyfi is a picturesque seaside town with a magnificent 4 mile beach backed by golden dunes and a championship links golf course.

The owners can arrange temporary membership of the Plas Talgarth Health & Leisure Club (about a mile and a half from the apartments), on request. There are numerous places to eat and drink in Aberdyfi and the Penhelig Arms (just 2 miles away) is famous throughout Wales for it's warm Welsh welcome and good food.

Aberdyfi is also a great base for visiting many of the major attractions in North Wales and Mid Wales including the Centre for Alternative Technology, Corris Craft Centre, Adrenalin Junkies, Portmeirion and the Tal y Llyn Railway as well as wildlife boat trips, kite surfing, slate caverns, quad & mountain biking, pony trekking and so much more. There is an Outward Bound centre a mile or so down the road that offers canoeing, climbing, outdoor pursuits etc.

If you venture inland a little, there is spectacular mountain and valley scenery; Cader Idris and Aran Fawddwy ranges and the Dovey and Dysynni valleys nearby. The area is ideal for walkers, ramblers, birdwatchers and wildlife enthusiasts.

These are not ordinary apartments, they are very special indeed!

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We are delighted to offer these 4 very private and luxurious architect designed apartments each with a large south facing balcony affording truly breathtaking views of the Dovey Estuary, Ynys Hir nature reserve and Plynlimon Hills beyond. Winding roads lead you to Plas Panteidal hugging the Estuary wall and offering tempting glimpses of the Old Stables high up on the steep wooded hillside. You literally look out (from the apartment or balcony) over the tree tops at the spectacular view and can even bird watch from above!

The Old Stable apartments have recently been converted from the original stable block to the former Bishop of Bangor's Palace which was destroyed by fire in the 1950s. The gated apartments offer superb accommodation in a peaceful location at the southern tip of the Snowdonia National Park. You are just a mile and a half from Pennal and 3 from Aberdovey, Tywyn is a little further up the coast. Aberdyfi is a picturesque seaside town with a magnificent 4 mile beach backed by golden dunes and a championship links golf course.

The owners can arrange temporary membership of the Plas Talgarth Health & Leisure Club (about a mile and a half from the apartments), on request.There are numerous places to eat and drink in Aberdyfi and the Penhelig Arms (just 2 miles away) is famous throughout Wales for it's warm Welsh welcome and good food.

Aberdyfi is also a great base for visiting many of the major attractions in North Wales and Mid Wales including the Centre for Alternative Technology, Corris Craft Centre, Adrenalin Junkies, Portmeirion and the Tal y Llyn Railway as well as wildlife boat trips, kite surfing, slate caverns, quad & mountain biking, pony trekking and so much more. There is an Outward Bound centre a mile or so down the road that offers canoeing, climbing, outdoor pursuits etc.

If you venture inland a little, there is spectacular mountain and valley scenery; Cader Idris and Aran Fawddwy ranges and the Dovey and Dysynni valleys nearby. The area is ideal for walkers, ramblers, birdwatchers and wildlife enthusiasts.

These are not ordinary apartments, they are very special indeed!

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This perfect hide away, is a detached lime washed cottage in an idyllic setting at the head of the Gwaun Valley, with lovely views of Carn Ingli Mountain. There are over 3 acres of grounds for you to wander, to enjoy the scenery and wildlife which includes foxes, badgers, pond life and birds - 49 species have been spotted so far!

There are some superb walks either up and around Carn Ingli Mountain or down the beautiful Gwaun Valley.The Coastal Path can be joined 3 miles away at Newport, which offers a good selection of eateries, pubs, shops and galleries.

The Cottage has only recently been completely refurbished and offers a happy blend of contemporary and traditional features.

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6 night break available 31st March to 6th April 2012 - £330 including booking fee.

These three beautiful converted barns enjoy an idyllic and peaceful location on a hillside with stunning views over the valley and beyond.

Golden Grove village with its historic mansion and deer park is about 1 mile from the cottages and Llandeilo, the ancient market town, is about three and a half miles.Llandeilo is situated in the heart of the Towy Valley and has an interesting selection of individual shops, galleries and eateries.You can also enjoy a fabulous woodland walk straight from the front door or explore one of the many castles in the area.

Carmarthenshire is known as the Garden of Wales and the National Botanic Garden of Wales and Aberglasney (a garden lost in time) are just over 2 miles away.There is superb fishing in the area too with the river Towy providing excellent Salmon and Sewin (sea trout) fishing, whilst for those more active the cottages are located between several excellent mountain bike trails.

For nature lovers, the area abounds with wildlife, with red kites, owls, badgers and deer regularly seen from the barns.The Gower Peninsular has some wonderful beaches with great surfing, including Three Cliffs Bay which is less than 25 miles away.The Black Mountain and Brecon Beacons National Park (which is viewable from the gardens) make an excellent day trip.

This really is a great location for exploring West Wales and these charming, well appointed cottages make an ideal base.

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These three beautiful converted barns enjoy an idyllic and peaceful location on a hillside with stunning views over the valley and beyond.

Golden Grove village with its historic mansion and deer park is about 1 mile from the cottages and Llandeilo, the ancient market town, is about three and a half miles.Llandeilo is situated in the heart of the Towy Valley and has an interesting selection of individual shops, galleries and eateries.You can also enjoy a fabulous woodland walk straight from the front door or explore one of the many castles in the area.

Carmarthenshire is known as the Garden of Wales and the National Botanic Garden of Wales and Aberglasney (a garden lost in time) are just over 2 miles away.There is superb fishing in the area too with the river Towy providing excellent Salmon and Sewin (sea trout) fishing, whilst for those more active the cottages are located between several excellent mountain bike trails.

For nature lovers, the area abounds with wildlife, with red kites, owls, badgers and deer regularly seen from the barns.The Gower Peninsular has some wonderful beaches with great surfing, including Three Cliffs Bay which is less than 25 miles away.The Black Mountain and Brecon Beacons National Park (which is viewable from the gardens) make an excellent day trip.

This really is a great location for exploring West Wales and these charming, well appointed cottages make an ideal base.

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These three beautiful converted barns enjoy an idyllic and peaceful location on a hillside with stunning views over the valley and beyond.

Golden Grove village with its historic mansion and deer park is about 1 mile from the cottages and Llandeilo, the ancient market town, is about three and a half miles.Llandeilo is situated in the heart of the Towy Valley and has an interesting selection of individual shops, galleries and eateries.You can also enjoy a fabulous woodland walk straight from the front door or explore one of the many castles in the area.

Carmarthenshire is known as the Garden of Wales and the National Botanic Garden of Wales and Aberglasney (a garden lost in time) are just over 2 miles away.There is superb fishing in the area too with the river Towy providing excellent Salmon and Sewin (sea trout) fishing, whilst for those more active the cottages are located between several excellent mountain bike trails.

For nature lovers, the area abounds with wildlife, with red kites, owls, badgers and deer regularly seen from the barns.The Gower Peninsular has some wonderful beaches with great surfing, including Three Cliffs Bay which is less than 25 miles away.The Black Mountain and Brecon Beacons National Park (which is viewable from the gardens) make an excellent day trip.

This really is a great location for exploring West Wales and these charming, well appointed cottages make an ideal base.

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This cosy stone 'grace and favour' cottage for two in the heart of the National Park makes a perfect getaway for couples at any time of the year. Recently restored, it now enjoys modern comforts such as under floor heating, whilst retaining its original charm.

The Parrog, with its beach, estuary, boat club and restaurant, is a 5 minute walk (0.2 miles) from the cottage and is where you can join the 186 mile long Pembrokeshire coastal path.You can catch the Poppit Rocket (coastal walker's bus) if you wish to explore more.

Newport, is less than a mile away and has an excellent selection of restaurants, pubs and traditional shops providing just about all you need. It also boasts a lovely links golf course, beautiful sandy beach and a bird sanctuary in the estuary.

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There is plenty to do in the area including visiting Aberdovey, the Centre for Alternative Technology, Corris Craft Centre, Talyllyn Steam Railway, Dyfi Osprey Project, RSPB Ynyshir, Ynyslas Nature Reserve as well as Cader Idris, Glyndwr's Way and Cli-Machx and Mach 1, 2 and 3 mountain bike tThis is a perfect holiday retreat for a couple or small family seeking some peace and quiet in an idyllic setting.

It is set at the end of a half mile woodland track in an acre of grounds just over 6 miles from Machynlleth which is an historic Market Town and has a thriving and colourful market every Wednesdayrails for the energetic.

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Llangloffan is situated in the heart of North Pembrokeshire close to Fishguard, Goodwick, Strumble Head, Mathry, Porthgain, Newgale and St Davids.

There is a nature reserve just down the lane and Abermawr beach is just 2.4 miles away.

This single storey cottage stands alone on a quiet country lane half a mile from Castlemorris which has a local pub.

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This pretty former Quarryman's cottage is set in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park close to, St Nicholas, Pwllderi and Strumble Head with views to Garn Fawr.

There is easy access to the coastal path and the many coves and bays of the spectacularly beautiful North Pembrokeshire coast.Fishguard, Porthgain, St Davids and Newport are all within easy driving distance and the coastal walker's bus can be flagged down outside the cottage.

The semi-detached cottage retains many original features whilst providing all modern comforts and is stylishly furnished with co-ordinating fabrics throughout.

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This stylish conversion of an Edwardian railway carriage retains its original charm while hitting all the right notes on contemporary comfort.

There are 180 degree sea views over Cardigan Bay from the stunning cliff top location, with frequent sightings of resident bottlenose dolphins and seals.

The carriage is just moments from Aberporth's sandy blue flag beach, the Ceredigion Coastal Path and local pubs, shops and places to eat.  Tresaith, Llangrannog, Cwmtydu, New Quay, Cardigan and Aberaeron are all close by, as are the two famous National Trust beaches of Mwnt and Penbryn.

On a clear day you can see all the way to Snowdon and North Wales.

This is a great spot for bird watching with many sea birds including oystercatchers, gannets, cormorants and kittiwakes as well as kestrels, red kites and many other breeds.

The main rooms enjoy wonderful views to the front over the sea and also to the rear over the orchard garden. You will enjoy all the comforts of the snug carriage, but you will take away with you the memories of the spectacular location.

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This superb Swedish log cabin enjoys an idyllic position within a small holding of 8 acres with a woodland backdrop and great views over the valley below.

There are some lovely walks right from the door, either to enjoy the countryside or to the local village of Drefach Felindre which has a Pub Restaurant, Fish & Chip shop, Hairdressers, Post Office and village store which sells all the basics.

The towns of Carmarthen, Cardigan & Newcastle Emlyn are all within easy driving distance as are the beaches at Poppit, Aberporth, Tresaith and Cwmtydu.

This is a wonderful destination for a peaceful get away from it all holiday.

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Llanon is a delightful coastal village situated between Aberaeron (5.5 miles) and Aberystwyth (11.5 miles).

There is plenty to do in the area with the Ceredigion Heritage Coastal path literally passing the front door.

This detached stone and slate cottage is situated in the quiet village of Llansantffraed about 200 yards from the sea. In Llanon, about 500yds away, are a shop, restaurant, fish & chip shop, Chinese take-away and a pub.

Aberaeron Georgian town is a harlequin of attractive houses and a wonderful harbour where you can watch fishermen landing their catch.

You may be lucky enough to spot the resident Cardigan Bay dolphins.

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Situated on a steep wooded hillside at the southern end of Snowdonia, this former miner's cottage makes a great retreat for a couple or small family. 

Corris is a village built around slate mining; nowadays it is home to an interesting craft village as well as an underground Labyrinth boat trip through a waterfall and caverns to the time of King Arthur.  The Centre for Alternative technology is well worth a visit as is Machynlleth with its vibrant street market and Aberdovey with a 4 mile long beach.  If you are feeling more energetic, this area is fabulous for mountain bikers, walkers and climbers. 

At the end of the day there is a fire in the hearth and a welcoming pub just 3oo metres away.

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This 18th century Grade II listed Toll House in the heart of Monmouth Town makes a perfect base for a holiday exploring the Wye Valley.

There is so much to see and do in the area with Ross on Wye, Hereford, Forest of Dean, Brecon, Chepstow, Cardiff and Bristol all within 1 hours drive.

There are numerous championship golf courses, a cycle trail and excellent canoe runs.

You don't have to take the car out if you are after a more relaxing holiday as there are plenty of restaurants, individual shops and walks to enjoy right from the door.

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A lovely detached cottage set in its own courtyard just a mile outside of the village of Laugharne and 8 from Carmarthen.  Laugharne is famous for it's association with Dylan Thomas and there are some interesting shops, restaurants and pubs as well as the magnificent Norman castle.  A little further down the coast you will find Pendine Sands with a 7 mile beach.  Aberglasney Gardens, the National Botanic Garden of Wales and Ffos Las racecourse are all within easy driving distance.

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A charming detached stone cottage stunningly located in almost an acre of private grounds with fishing rights on the river Nevern (famous for its Salmon and Sewin) which bounds one side of the garden.

A long partially unmade lane leads you along a tree lined avenue and over a stone bridge to the cottage which you might not want to leave again all week long!

There is a myriad of footpaths right from the front door - you can walk to Newport Beach, Newport town and Nevern in under 30 minutes or take a longer walk on the Coastal Path or in the Preseli Hills - the coastal walkers' bus can be caught within 10 minutes walk. 

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