479 properties found
5 Bedroom Bed in Grosmont (78667)
, Pembrokeshire and the South
8 5 4 Yes
This enchanting 17th-century country cottage is perfect for families looking for a family get-together or relaxing holiday. The ancient village of Grosmont is a real gem renowned for its community spirit and has a Norman castle. The area also offers plenty of walks, with Garaway Hill (5.5 miles) considered an ’easy’ peak. This characterful property, set over three levels, boasts a beautiful blend of contemporary comforts alongside charming original features. The carved door heads and ancient oak front entrance carved with ’1673’ welcome you into this historic Welsh cottage. Antiques and original oil paintings enhance the grandeur and theme with exposed stone walls, rustic wooden beams, and patterned tiles and fabrics. The games room boasts a Smart TV and a wood burner; for younger kids, there is a playroom. Dine at the six-seater breakfast bar or the extendable ten-person table in the contemporary kitchen/diner. In the kitchen, you will find all the appliances needed to rustle up a family feast or celebratory meal and a Smart TV for entertainment. Upstairs via the cottage-style staircase, you’ll find five en-suite bedrooms. There are two super-king-size, one king-size, one single and a luxurious ’Loft Suite’ at the top of the house with a king-size sleigh bed. There is plenty of space to relax in the enclosed patio garden, which overlooks the surrounding hills. It’s the ideal setting for morning coffee or al fresco dining with a table and chairs, a BBQ and sun loungers. The Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park is within 7 miles, offering a range of walks to suit all abilities. Head to the picturesque Ross-on-Wye (15.5 miles), where you can enjoy canoeing or paddleboarding and browse the charming independent shops. A little further afield is the World Heritage Site of Blaenavon (20 miles), which has something for all ages at the castle, Ironworks, Big Pit National Coal Museum, or the heritage railway.
Weekly prices from £1,974.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Abergavenny (88014)
Abergavenny, Pembrokeshire and the South
8 4 2 Yes
Set high in the uninterrupted Llanover Valley and surrounded by farmland, this charming 17th-century farmhouse bursting with character is the perfect setting for an extra special family getaway to the countryside. With an abundance of scenic trails beginning from the doorstep, this is an excellent spot for discovering the breathtaking scenery of the Brecon Beacons. Beneath the traditional stone exterior, you’ll find true warmth in the characterful lounge, which features original stone slate flagstones and a roaring wood burner. Unwind weary walking muscles on the plush sofa and share stories of the day’s adventures. If you decide to eat in, the contemporary farmhouse-style kitchen/diner is the perfect spot to make special family memories while enjoying locally sourced treats. Answer the call of bedtime in the twin bedroom on the ground floor with the feature fireplace and original beams, or head upstairs to be lulled into a peaceful slumber by the countryside views from the three characterful king-size bedrooms. From sunrise to sunset, the enclosed garden with a spacious lawn and patio is the best spot for entertaining and enjoying the stunning surrounding scenery. You’ll get to know the breathtaking Llanover Valley very well by exploring the plethora of well-marked footpaths from the doorstep carving their way through farmland and countryside, leading you to Blaenavon Common and an excellent selection of local pubs. Keen walkers will be spoilt for choice with the peaks of Sugar Loaf and Blorenge reached within 8 miles and slightly further afield the Black Mountains (19 miles). Make unforgettable memories strolling along the canal or cycling the 6-mile track around the largest still water reservoir in the central Brecon Beacons, The Talybont Reservoir (23.5 miles) or explore an original mine workings at the Big Pit National Coal Museum in Blaenafon 6.5 miles away.
Weekly prices from £987.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Crickhowell (90003)
Abergavenny, Pembrokeshire and the South
8 4 4 Yes
This beautiful barn conversion, nestled in the tranquil Clydach Gorge, offers the perfect rural retreat for friends and family. The spacious, light-filled design features stunning original features and an expansive private garden. On the ground floor, there are three generously sized bedrooms: a twin room with an en-suite wet room, a double room with an en-suite shower, and another twin with an en-suite shower, all offering access to a charming terrace with outdoor seating. The open-plan kitchen and dining area, equipped with a Smart TV, is perfect for family meals, with double doors leading out to the gardens for those sunny afternoons. Additional amenities include a utility room and a ground-floor cloakroom. Upstairs, the first floor opens up to an expansive lounge area with exposed beams and abundant natural light. Comfortably furnished with sofas and a Smart TV, the space invites relaxation. A spacious double bedroom on this level also offers the option to add two childrens beds and features an en-suite bathroom. Outside, the property truly shines, with a patio area complete with a table and chairs, and a gas BBQ for al fresco dining. The beautiful mature garden leads up to an outdoor lounge area with comfortable seating and an open fire, perfect for cosy nights under the stars. Located less than a mile from Gilwern village, this cottage provides a peaceful retreat while being close to amenities like pubs, shops, and scenic canal paths. Surrounded by the stunning Brecon Beacons National Park, guests can explore countryside walks right from the doorstep. Nearby Crickhowell and Abergavenny offer vibrant town centres with local shops, pubs, and annual events, including Abergavennys renowned food festival. Attractions such as the Blaenavon Iron Works and Big Pit National Coal Museum are also within easy reach, offering a blend of nature, culture, and history.
Weekly prices from £958.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Llanover (91243)
Abergavenny, Pembrokeshire and the South
8 4 4 Yes
For a rural retreat with friends and family, look no further than this idyllic farmhouse on the border of the Brecon Beacons National Park. Boasting Elizabethan charm, spacious interiors and show-stopping private gardens on your doorstep, this property has so much to offer – unwind in grand entertaining spaces or quiet, peaceful snugs around this magnificent retreat. Active adventurers can relish the chance to climb one of the mighty mountains in the local area with the Blorenge and the Skirrid both found within 5 miles. Take your pick from a multitude of social rooms for a grand welcome, with one of the sitting rooms and the games rooms both warmed by charming wood burners encouraging guests to relax. The whole property has an air of elegance and history, with dark wood, exposed stone and quirky features adding character to each and every room. The farmhouse-style kitchen is equipped with a double oven and ample space to prepare a feast fit for a king, as well as a casual dining table seating six in the centre. For grand dinners, the formal dining room is a perfect location, with original flooring and panelled walls setting the scene. Upstairs, each of the bedrooms has its own flair, starting off with the master bedroom, furnished with a glorious four-poster, king-size bed for an element of luxury. Next door is a twin room which can be made up as a super-king-size upon request, and also benefits from an en-suite bathroom. On the second floor are a further two bedrooms, with two further versatile twin beds, one of which has an adjoining nursery and en-suite making it a fantastic option for families. During the warmer months of the year, the garden is full of life, surrounded by mature plants to create an idyllic setting for a meal, as well as garden games to be played on the lawn. Whilst staying in the area, it is worth paying a visit to one of the pretty market towns, including Abergavenny (3 miles) where you’ll find a wonderful array of eateries to indulge at, alongside a lovely selection of independent shops. For those who love to be near water, Llandegfedd Reservoir lies 11 miles south of the property, with a wide array of activities bookable at the centre, as well as picturesque walking trails and perfect picnic spots.
Weekly prices from £2,275.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Chepstow (92583)
Caldicot, Pembrokeshire and the South
8 4 2 Yes
A destination for every season, this incredible holiday home invites groups to enjoy some R&R together with cosy spots inside for the winter and an exceptional garden offering for those warm, sunny days. Hosting eight guests in total, the property ticks a whole load of boxes for all kinds of stays, offering spa services for pamper retreats, stabling for those hoping to explore South Wales on horseback and accommodation for dogs for those simply eager to explore the surrounding countryside through long, rewarding walks. Whether you visit as family or friends, every guest can look forward to relaxing in exceptional comfort at the end of each busy day. On arrival, pay attention to the well-tended garden with lawn space, an appealing lodge and ample seating options on the private terrace. Games facilities can be found in the summer house, ideal for younger guests. Once indoors, find a cosy spot to settle and enjoy your evening on the ground floor. The kitchen/diner is a sociable room with a breakfast bar at the centre, perfect for keeping your cook company. Across the landing, the lounge invites you to curl up with the wood burner blazing and the Smart TV playing your favourite film. Once tired out, take the staircase up to the first floor to find four exceptionally decorated bedrooms each offering 8 hours of sleep. Smartly positioned for all kinds of adventure, the property is just a short drive away from the coastline (5 miles), the Wye Valley National Landscape (6 miles) and the edge of the Brecon Beacons (15 miles). Start any Brecon adventure from the delightful town of Abergavenny (19 miles), a scenic South Wales locale that’s rich with history and spectacular scenery. From here, take an easy pathway to the top of Sugar Loaf Mountain (23 miles) to admire this national park from a spectacular vantage point.
Weekly prices from £1,508.00
Lyndale
Newport, Pembrokeshire, Pembrokeshire and the South
9 5 5 Yes
Lyndale in Newport, Pembrokeshire, sleeps nine guests in five bedrooms.
Weekly prices from £1,133.00
Afan House
Pontrhydyfen, Pembrokeshire and the South
9 3 1 Yes
Little Foxes in Cynonville, Wales, sleeps seven guests in three bedrooms.
Weekly prices from £461.00
Rudbaxton Water
Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire and the South
9 4 3 Yes
Rudbaxton Water near Haverfordwest, South Wales sleeps nine in four bedrooms.
Weekly prices from £876.00
Slade Cottage
St Brides Major , Pembrokeshire and the South
9 5 2 Yes
Slade Cottage in Southerndown, Glamorgan, sleeps nine guests in five bedrooms.
Weekly prices from £792.00