Built in 1860, this grade 2 listed cottage is in a quiet cul-de-sac, 200 yards from Fishguard town centre, 100 yard from the Pembrokeshire coast path, and 150 yards from Fishguard lower harbour. Free ...

Nolton Cross Caravan Park a family run site which is situated miles from Nolton Haven on Pembrokeshire's St Brides Bay Coast, set on level ground with panoramic views of the Preseli Hills and ...

Luxury self catering in beautiful Mid Wales, now with new decking area and hot tub, Bevan House is set in delightful countryside, within easy walking distance of the peaceful village of Hundred House.

Castle Farm sits proudly on top of the heart of the Black Mountains. It’s a spacious holiday house and cottage for up to 30 guests in an absolutely stunning and private location, providing outstanding ...

Sisters House is very light, spacious and comfortable, and was architect-designed to make the most of the light and space, with double height ceilings and patio doors in the living areas. It ...

Glebe Farm is a Grade II listed building and is a very special old house as it has its own unique friendly ghost. It was originally built for the powerful order of St John of Jerusalem and his Knights ...

Spacious ground floor apartment with stunning rural views, great base for tours, walking, cycling. Explore the wild heart of Wales and the Ceredigion coast. Short walk to hotel bar serving meals, ...

The friendly people make this beautiful place so warm and inviting for a peaceful retreat. With a great choice of food and drink, Conwy is still one of the best places in the UK to shop local due to ...

Tremanhire Cottage in Solva is an attractive 19th Century property set in a charming terrace in this picturesque fishing village. It is tucked away along a quiet cul-de-sac overlooking fields to the ...

Stable Caravan is in the paddock on our Anglesey smallholding where we keep horses and a llama. It is in a area of outstanding natural beauty near the village of Llanfaethlu. It has open views to the ...

This huge, sandy beach on the south western corner of Anglesey runs along the edge of Newborough Forest and the sand dunes of Newborough Warren. The mighty peaks of Snowdonia dominate the skyline on ...

The clocktower in Hay-on-Wye was built in 1881, at a cost of £600. It stands where Broad Street and Lion Street meet, and is to the same design as the clock tower in Knighton, another border town ...