Holiday houses in Pentre-ty-gwyn

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A charming exterior view of a stone cottage featuring a wooden door painted in warm tones. Small windows adorned with square panes are present beside the door. A decorative pot with greenery sits near the entrance, accompanied by a small table.
Barn in Babel
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 84 reviews

"Pig Sty in the Crychan Forest" Llandovery

Accommodation with a difference situated within the picturesque Crychan Forest. Featuring a cosy log burning fire with a double bed upstairs and a sofa bed downstairs in the living, a shower and toilet room and a limited kitchen. Nestling between the Brecon Beacons and Cambrian Mountains is a haven for those wishing to experience the great outdoors or relaxing in the peace and tranquillity of this stunning region of Carmarthenshire. Dark skies area, excellent for stargazing,if weather permits

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Cottage in Myddfai
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 15 reviews

3 bedroom cottage Gateway to Brecon Beacons

Tucked within the courtyard of Llwynywermod — the historic Welsh residence once home to King Charles III — North Range offers a rare kind of stay: genuine royal heritage, without a hint of stuffiness. Beautifully restored using traditional Welsh craftsmanship, the cottage blends antique furniture, local textiles, and underfloor-heated stone flooring with the quiet comforts you’d expect of a five-star escape — large baths , wood-burning stove, and views across 192 acres of private parkland.

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A peaceful outdoor patio area is set with a small round table and two chairs, surrounded by potted plants. Lush green lawns stretch out in the background, with gentle hills visible. An arched rainbow brightens the cloudy sky above, adding a serene touch to the scene.
Tiny home in Cilycwm
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 200 reviews

Cosy self-catering annexe

Tan y Dderwen is nestled in the tranquil village of Cilycwm in the beautiful Towy Valley. This modern, self-sufficient annexe manages to be simultaneously cosy, light and spacious; stunning views across the hills lend it a quiet majesty. Located between the Brecon Beacons and Cambrian Mountains, you will be within touching distance of some of Wales’s most iconic landscapes, including the Celtic rainforest at RSPB Dinas. It is perfectly located for walkers, cyclists, naturalists and stargazers!

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A stone barn with a sloped roof is embraced by greenery, with climbing vines covering its facade. Blue wooden doors are framed by a lush garden featuring a variety of colorful plants and flowers, creating a welcoming entrance.
Home in Carmarthenshire
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 207 reviews

Relax in a beautifully converted 16th-century Barn

Set within an acre of secluded gardens, Penroc Barn sits in the beautiful Welsh countryside just outside the market town of Llandovery. It dates from the sixteenth century and is a self-contained part of a larger property where the owner lives. It has been uniquely and sympathetically converted to retain its true character and highlight the beautiful old beams. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travellers, families & kids, and furry friends (Two well-behaved pets only).

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A whitewashed cottage is set amidst greenery, framed by branches from surrounding trees. A well-kept lawn leads to a covered veranda, where a simple wooden bench invites relaxation. The combination of natural foliage and the cottage's rustic charm creates a tranquil outdoor space.
Cottage in Carmarthenshire
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 66 reviews

Beautiful streamside hideaway Brecon Beacons

Romantic Riverside Mill, Private Garden & Wood-Fired Hot Tub Beautiful riverside cottage at the bottom of the Cambrian Mountains - 3m from Brecon Beacons National Park. Perfect for families, friends or couples. Hiking, wild swimming, stargazing and biking on the doorstep. Peaceful setting on a rewilding project • Wood-fired hot tub • Beautiful garden with stream • Walks from the door • Downstairs Super king OR twin bedroom + large shower • Upstairs: King bedroom with ensuite claw-foot bath

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The two-story farmhouse is framed by trees, showcasing a covered porch and large windows. A gravel driveway leads to the entrance, surrounded by lush valley greenery and hills in the background, creating a serene rural setting.
Home in Llanwrda
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 152 reviews

Secluded Farmhouse with Private Lake

Gallt Yr Adar Fawr is a comfortable, spacious five bedroomed house, nestling in a beautiful valley flanked by trees and hills and overlooking its own lake. The farmhouse is a dedicated holiday home and is situated within our 200 acre farmland estate and offers its visitors a quiet, restful escape from hectic city life. Whether fishing in the lake or barbecuing on the terrace one can relax and observe the plentiful wildlife and fall into the embrace of this peaceful and tranquil location.

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A winding country lane is bordered by lush greenery, leading towards rolling hills in the distance. A wooden gate is visible, suggesting entry to a tranquil rural area. The overall scene evokes a sense of peace in the Mid Wales countryside.
Tower in Cefn-gorwydd
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 105 reviews

Tŵr-Ffoledd-Quirky and unique. Nr Llanwrtyd Wells.

Escape to a unique and quirky rural retreat. The literal English translation of Tŵr-Ffoledd is "Tower of Folly". We think that's a pretty accurate description given its dramatic tall outline and the unusual features found in the interior. It's a peaceful, dog friendly holiday retreat in beautiful Mid Wales close to the Brecon Beacons, Llanwrtyd Wells, Elan Valley and Builth Wells. Please note that the steep stairs make this property unsuitable for anyone with mobility issues.

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A charming exterior of a cottage is adorned with vibrant pink walls. Lush greenery and hanging flowers, including wisteria and assorted blooms, contrast with the pastel blue door. The windows reflect the surrounding garden, creating an inviting atmosphere.
Cottage in Rhandirmwyn
4.86 out of 5 average rating, 194 reviews

A cosy pet friendly cottage in Rhandirmwyn.

Step back in time at our pretty, former lead miner's cottage at the end of a quiet, cobbled, terrace in Rhandirmwyn with wonderful views of the Towy valley. Great for bird watching, hill walking, cycling, swimming, or just relaxing. Enjoy the scenery from the garden with your morning cuppa. The sky is stunning on a clear night, see the milky way and shooting stars! Take a look at our insta account @cottageinrhandirmwyn to get a feel for the cottage and the local area.

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Shepherd’s hut in Llandovery
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 102 reviews

Oakies Farm Stays

You'll love this unique and romantic escape. Enjoy an uninterrupted view of the Llandovery hills while sitting in a jacuzzi, sipping your favourite drink. Linen and towels are provided for every stay. This is our pet friendly hut. Not got your dates available? We have one other hut on site, Oakies XL which sleeps 2 Adults & 2 children 👌🏼✨🌳 August minimum 2 nights apply Please note, Farm animals are on site and road noise in the day is possible.

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Cottage in Cwrt-y-cadno
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 283 reviews

Aberdar Country Cottage and Cinema Cabin

A cottage set in the idyllic Welsh countryside. The open plan kitchen/diner leads through to a seating area with wood burning stove. A separate downstairs lounge contains the original oven/stove and has a large window seat providing beautiful views across the valley. Aberdar is perfect for getting away from it all and provides a great base for walking, bird watching or exploring the picturesque counties of Carmarthenshire and Ceredigion.

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The cottage is set against a backdrop of lush greenery, with a serene stream flowing in the foreground. The structure features multiple windows and a sloped roof, while the surrounding foliage highlights the natural beauty of the location.
Holiday home in Halfway
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 53 reviews

Tan Y Cestyll, Beautiful Cottage with Stream

Tan Y Cestyll is a beautiful 5 bedroom cottage nestled between the Brecon Beacons & Cambrian Mountains. It’s situated at the base of Halfway Forest, ideal for heading straight out for mountain biking, hiking, or a stroll. The cottage has a beautiful stream running through the garden. A wooded area behind the cottage is great for exploring & den building. The long drive gives ample room for parking & a perfect space for children to cycle.

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The living room features stone walls and high sloping ceilings, highlighted by exposed beams. A cozy wood burner sits in a stone fireplace, with leather sofas and Welsh woollen blankets arranged around a wooden coffee table. A flat-screen TV and a view into the conservatory enhance the inviting ambiance.
Barn in Cilycwm
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 121 reviews

Award- winning hideaway in the hills

Welcome to Cae'r Beili. Croeso. Tucked away down its own tree- lined, private driveway, Cae’r Beili is a 200 year old detached stone barn , located in a private, peaceful and totally secluded position on our 150 acre farm. Plenty of wide open spaces, no neighbours, walks from the door, fresh country air and panoramic views of the Cambrian Mountains and Brecon Beacons National Park. What more could you want!

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