2,411 properties found
3 Bedroom Bed in Haverfordwest (90730)
Haverfordwest, Mid Wales
6 3 2 Yes
Get away for a relaxing break with your friends, family, and canine companion at this stylish, detached house with spacious grounds in a quiet hamlet – perfect for country walks, visiting the coast and exploring Pembrokeshire. It has a large and enclosed garden, with a patio and BBQ for memorable evenings alfresco, and luxurious interiors for chillier evenings together. The spacious cottage features high-end, contemporary furniture and fittings throughout. Step into the L-shaped, open-plan living space comprising a lounge/kitchen/diner with everything you need for a great night in; comfy sofas, a Smart TV, a well-equipped kitchen, and a pretty dining table and chairs for enjoying your culinary creations. There’s also a utility room for doing your washing, and a separate WC on the ground floor. Heading up the bespoke staircase, discover three luxurious bedrooms and two bathrooms. The master king-size bedroom has wood panelling and an en-suite shower room, there’s also a quirky double bedroom, and a pretty twin room with a Smart TV. A family bathroom completes the interior. Spend evenings outside on the patio terrace with seating and a BBQ, while the kids or your furry friend play on the lawned area. Haverfordwest is less than 3 miles away where you’ll find shops, bars, and restaurants to visit, while Hangar 5 Trampoline Park is ideal for wet days with little ones (1.5 miles). Head to popular Newgale Beach (9 miles) or the more peaceful options of Nolton Haven (9.5 miles) and Druidstone (10 miles). Strike out on walks from the cottage and explore the scenery and wildlife walking sections of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path (9 miles). Head into the stunning Preseli Hills (10 miles) for challenging hikes. For a more relaxing trip, impressive St Davids Cathedral is a must-see (16.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £725.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Dolgellau (90805)
Dolgellau, Snowdonia and North Wales
6 3 2 Yes
Escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life with a stay at this quirky, modern abode in the heart of Snowdonia National Park. Ideally suited to friends and family, the property offers a great selection of areas to socialise, as well as quiet corners where you can enjoy a book in peace, all boasting spectacular views. Embrace your picturesque surroundings with an invigorating walk at Coed-y-Brenin Forest Park (8 miles) – here there’s a little something for everyone from mountain biking trails and children’s play areas to waterfall pathways and orienteering courses. With a calming ambience, the living room encourages you to take the weight off your feet, sink back and relax on the cushy sofa with your loved ones. Warmed by a stylish wood burner, this is a perfect spot to catch up with friends and share stories. As with many of the rooms in the property, a large floor-to-ceiling window frames the views with two chairs set out to ensure you can soak up the natural beauty of your surroundings. The kitchen/diner has been finished to a high standard, pairing nuetral tones with an array of natural wood furniture and tasteful decor, which will have you feeling at home from the moment you step inside. Two large bi-folding doors open out onto the balcony, offering fresh air whilst you cook up a family feast, and far-reaching views to set the scene for the dinner table. Three bedrooms are located on the first floor, starting off with the double bedroom with a beautiful en-suite shower room. A set of two chairs and a small table offers the chance to unwind while looking out through the doors and over the treetops – a wonderful way to start the day. Two further bedrooms include a second double and a twin room, both decorated with an eclectic mix of furniture with an industrial theme for a fun flourish. These rooms share a charming bathroom, featuring a comfortable bathtub which is the perfect antidote to a long day on your feet. Meander out to the enclosed garden to cook on the BBQ, or simply sit and sip hot chocolate as you watch the sun go down and soak in the tranquillity of this spot. Make for the coast with a trip to Barmouth Beach (8 miles) for a dip in the turquoise waters or stroll along the sand with the sea stretching in one direction, and the mountains in the other. Avid walkers may wish to embrace the opportunity to walk the Wales Coast Path towards Harlech past Morfa Dyffryn Beach to admire the rugged scenery and panoramic viewpoints. For a challenge, you could tackle the mighty peak of Snowdon (29 miles) which climbs to a height of 1,085 metres, or hop aboard the Snowdon Mountain Railway for a more leisurely climb with equally impressive scenery.
Weekly prices from £962.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Llanover (91240)
Abergavenny, Pembrokeshire and the South
6 3 3 Yes
Relax in the tranquil setting of this luxurious waterside getaway, which is perfect for a gathering of friends or a family getaway at any time of the year. Wonderful walking and bike rides are all around, and there’s an enclosed garden, too, making this a perfect spot for children and your canine companions. This pretty farmhouse has a traditional rural ambience, and its comfortable lounge is definitely the place in which to sink into the sofas and de-stress. Light the wood burner if it’s feeling cool outside, and enjoy a movie or a favourite show on the Smart TV. The spacious kitchen/diner is another wonderful place where you’ll want to spend time, lingering at the farmhouse-style dining table after a delicious meal prepared in the high-quality kitchen. Off this room you’ll find the utility room with a washing machine. The three bedrooms are all on the first floor: one twin, a king-size and a double. All the bedrooms have en-suites, and there is also a separate WC. The enclosed gardens to the front and back are great for children and pets to roam, plus there’s a patio area with a dining set that’s perfect for sundowners and al fresco suppers. In a peaceful location beside the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal, the house is a great base for walkers, who can access the Skirrid, Sugar Loaf and Blorenge within 10 miles. Alternatively, simply wander along the canal to picturesque Goytre Wharf, where you can take a picnic, have a cup of tea in the cafe or hire a canoe or boat. The market towns of Abergavenny and Crickhowell are 3 miles and 8 miles respectively and, for a family day out, the Big Pit at Blaenavon is just 6 miles.
Weekly prices from £1,386.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Bala (91365)
Bala, Snowdonia and North Wales
6 3 2 Yes
This traditional stone-built farmhouse is hidden within the Bala countryside. It offers panoramic views and a number of sensational walking routes. This relaxing destination, which suits groups of six wishing to explore southern Snowdonia or cocoon away in a gorgeous home, provides something for all ages and hobbies. Drive up a scenic route via the steep, sweeping road and arrive at this rural holiday home, where every room is cosy, homely and characterful. Comfy sofas, a flickering wood burner and a Smart TV welcome you as you approach the lounge, or you could steal a few private moments with your book in the restful snug. The kitchen/diner is laid out for even the most experienced of chefs and is a lovely, bright space from which to create culinary delights to enjoy around the dining table. You could even stay here a while, strike up the second wood burner and play a round of cards or a board game. Alternatively, the games room is on hand to amuse little ones. At bedtime, walk one of two staircases to the first floor and lay your head in one of two king-size rooms or the twin bedroom. They also make use of the stylish shower room. Enjoy this wonderful elevated position by soaking in the unrivalled hilltop views as you sip your morning cuppa. Despite its rural location, this much-loved accommodation is a mere 2 miles from the hustle and bustle of Bala, a historic market town with a network of well-trodden walking routes, an abundance of wildlife, and Michelin star restaurants. Its also home to Wales largest natural lake, Bala Lake (1.5 miles), a scenic spot for canoeing and sailing. Up your adrenaline by blasting through grade 3 and 4 white water rapids at the National White Water Centre (5 miles) or fly down a zip wire at Zip World (24 miles).
Weekly prices from £856.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Llanelli (91425)
Llanelli, Mid Wales
6 4 2 Yes
Immerse yourself in the Welsh countryside with a self-catering stay in this stunning property. This exceptional dog-friendly holiday getaway offers laid-back luxury for eight guests with a hot tub, enclosed garden and generous spaces for congregating. Enter this spectacular holiday home to be met with stylish open-plan living, naturally lit rooms and a luxurious home-from-home interior. Be wowed as you step down into the sleek kitchen/diner, where modern appliances and ample counter space make preparing meals a breeze. Dish up around the large dining table to enjoy a celebratory meal or two or take advantage of your irresistible surroundings by dining alfresco in the warmth of the sunshine. Retire to snuggly sofas and a Smart TV in the living room, perfect as the backdrop for movie nights, or spend all your time bubbling away in your own private hot tub. As heads get heavy, make your way to one of four beautifully appointed bedrooms, which can be found on the first floor. There is also a handy additional sofa bed in the living room, should you fancy inviting guests over. With many sleeping arrangements and bathroom facilities to choose from, there is something for each party member. This is a brilliant base for adventures in both Carmarthen and Llanelli. Youll spend your days exploring the banks of the River Tywi and soaking in the magical atmosphere that is promised in Carmarthen. In Llanelli, avid walkers can join the Millennium Coastal Path and round off the day with a bite to eat at the many cosmopolitan-style restaurants. Discover the Pembrey Country Park, 12 miles away, cast off at Sylen Lakes, 5 miles away, or sample the local fare at one of the nearby pubs. Alternatively, explore on two wheels and join the cycle track (1 mile), which stretches from the Gower to Pembrey.
Weekly prices from £726.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Llanllwni (91447)
Pencader, Mid Wales
6 3 2 Yes
Stunning mountainside property with panoramic views and space for groups of friends or families. Sitting within a 250-acre farm in the Llanllwni mountain, guests are well-served with magnificent walking trails, hiking pursuits and true rural escapism. Drive up the farm track for 1.5 miles and soak up the incredible views before heading inside the house for mugs of tea and a few dunks of the good biscuits. An open-plan/diner is the hub of the home, providing a squishy leather corner suite, a cosy wood burner and gorgeous views overlooking the Welsh summits. The cottage continues to brim with charm as you head into the galley kitchen, where you can whip up a storm or perch at the breakfast bar while your head chef does the honours. Enjoy toasting marshmallows in the enclosed garden before wrapping up in a blanket and admiring the magical constellations in this designated Dark Sky Reserve. On the first floor, rest easy in one of the three bedrooms: a double with an en-suite shower room, a comfy double and a twin with two single beds. Spend leisurely mornings drinking in the glorious countryside vistas with your pooch running about the paddock. Explore the surrounding grounds, private woodlands and freshwater stream on sunny afternoons – perfect for those family picnics. Since you’re located on top of the Llanllwni mountain, descend from the property down to the village of Llanllwni itself, which has a lovely family-friendly pub and a village shop for the essentials. Exercise enthusiasts will love the enchanting Brechfa Forest (4.5 miles), with its many mountain biking tracks and splendid walking trails.
Weekly prices from £655.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Tenby (91524)
Tenby, Mid Wales
6 3 2 Yes
This thoughtfully converted barn cottage is in a prime position for those wanting to explore the renowned Pembrokeshire beaches of Saundersfoot and Tenby. Sleeping six guests across three bedrooms, this cottage has a large lawn for the three pups that are welcome to join, and a cosy wood burner for those chilly evenings. You’ll enter the property into the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner where your eyes will be drawn to the triple-aspect exposed stone feature wall. The lounge area features a three-seater chaise sofa and an armchair surrounding an impressive wood burner and a Smart TV. From here, doors open up onto the patio where you’ll find a large table and a charcoal BBQ. Move along from here and you’ll find the raised lawn which is perfect for dogs and children who need to run off a little steam. Back indoors, on the other side of the open-plan room, you’ll find a large dining table and a cottage kitchen with another exposed stone wall. Down a flight of stairs, you’ll find a basement utility room but up the stairs on the half-landing is where you’ll find the family bathroom. On the first floor, there are three sizeable bedrooms all with underfloor heating: an en-suite king-size with a FreeSat TV, a double with a Smart TV, and a twin. The village of Sageston has two pubs and a restaurant, should you ever not fancy cooking. When you want to head further out, Tenby and Saundersfoot are within 6 miles. Both have beautiful beaches and there are a number of eateries to choose from, as well as interesting lanes and streets to peruse. If you fancy a little more action and adventure (especially if you have children in tow), head to Manor Wildlife Park (2 miles), Heatherton World of Activities (2 miles) Folly Farm (6 miles) and Oakwood Theme Park (7.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £813.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Abersoch (91656)
Pwllheli, Snowdonia and North Wales
6 4 2 Yes
Boasting the perfect combination of charming period features mixed with extra special contemporary touches, this rustic yet homely farmhouse nestled on the Llyn Peninsula is the perfect setting for a relaxing getaway with loved ones. Miles of sandy beaches and windswept coastal footpaths await to be explored from the doorstep. The sumptuous bold colour palette and roaring wood burner set an endlessly cosy tone in the lounge, which invites you to hunker down on the comfy sofa and share stories of the day’s adventure. Bursting with period features including an impressive stone ornamental fireplace and exposed ceiling beams, the kitchen/diner is the perfect spot to admire the cottage’s rich history whilst rustling up a hearty locally sourced feast to feed the crowd seated around the rustic dining table. Sensitively designed with both comfort and characterful features in mind, upstairs you have a choice of four bedrooms, one king-size, two doubles and one twin, to retire to for a dreamy night’s rest before tomorrow’s adventure. Catch sheep and cattle roaming the surrounding working fields as you dine alfresco on the patio in the enclosed garden. From water sports including surfing, sailing, coasteering and paddleboarding, to the beauty spots of Botwnnog (2 miles), Plas Y Rhiw (3.5 miles) and Hells Mouth Beach (4 miles), this coastal spot in North Wales has something for the whole family to enjoy. Nestled on the south-east corner of the Llyn Peninsula, the seaside town of Abersoch 4.5 miles away has a fantastic selection of independent shops, bars and restaurants serving some of the best local produce this area has to offer. Visit the famous Whistling Sands at Porthor 9 miles away or head to Nefyn 10 miles away to dive into the local history at the maritime museum and harbour.
Weekly prices from £802.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Beddgelert (91732)
Caernarfon, Snowdonia and North Wales
6 3 2 Yes
Enjoy private river access, mountain views and beautiful walks from the doorstep with a break at this chic three-bedroomed cottage. Pet-friendly and with a fabulous open-plan living space extending effortlessly into the fully enclosed garden, its located in the heart of Beddgelert and has the bonus of parking for two cars. A village steeped in history and legend, lively Beddgelert is one of the loveliest in Eryri - and youll feel the full warmth of its welcome during your stay at this high-end holiday abode. Fashionably furnished, the property features a utility/boot room where you can leave coats, boots, dog leads and blankets and attend to any laundry requirements before moving through to the main living areas. The sleek kitchen, equipped with all the essentials of home, has a door directly into the dining area where theres elbow space for everyone at the on-trend table and complementary bench-style seats. To one side, the lounge area features an inviting choice of sofas before a media wall with Smart TV and feature electric fire. Wooden flooring flows throughout this whole area, while French doors lead outdoors. When youre ready for bed, choose from three blissful rooms - the king-size has an en-suite shower room, and theres a second king-size and lovely twin room. Sharing the first floor, a contemporary bathroom ensures comfort for all. Back at ground level, your living space extends into the large, enclosed garden where you can enjoy field and mountain views and the sounds of the river as you unwind. Theres space to store bikes and canoes, plus private access to the River Glaslyn. The beautiful Aberglaslyn Pass and the Nant Gwynant valley are near-neighbours, and wooded vales, rocky slopes and mountain lakes fill the surrounding countryside. But do make time to explore your village home-from-home too. Beddgelert has some fabulous eateries and is home to the National Parks oldest ice cream parlour and pizzeria - work up an appetite with a stroll along the riverbank to Gelerts Grave, which commemorates the faithful hound of the medieval Welsh Prince, Llewelyn the Great. For laid-back sightseeing, take a ride on the Welsh Highland Railway - theres a station above the village. The UKs longest heritage railway runs 25 miles from Caernarfon (13 miles), past the foot of Snowdon and on to Porthmadog (7.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £984.00