Nestled between both sea and hills in the heart of Pembrokeshire, this converted railway station offers the perfect place for a quiet getaway, with many outdoor activities and places to explore on the doorstep.

1of 5 beautifully converted farm buildings set in the picturesque countryside of Ceredigion near to both the glorious coast and the breathtaking mountains of mid-Wales.

This cosy barn conversion sits in a fantastic location a stone’s throw from a private beach.
 

Nestling in the foothills of the Brecon Beacons, this traditional 17th-century stone farmhouse offers light, cosy and relaxing accommodation for a family looking to explore this spellbinding region.

As featured in The Times : One of the most unique spots in the Black Mountains with a fun 4x4 available for use throughout your stay. Views for miles, private and secluded, yet you can walk to the pub. Stone walled garden perfect for pets and the Sugar Loaf Mountain at the end of the garden!

Situated in a traditional courtyard setting, this lovingly restored 17th-century barn boasts charming mountain views. Perfect for families who love the great outdoors.

Beautifully converted wing of a Welsh Longhouse near the River Wye and the Begwyn Hills with panoramic countryside views.