2,429 properties found
4 Bedroom Bed in Holywell (82276)
Holywell, Snowdonia and North Wales
8 4 2 Yes
Make cherished memories with your loved ones at this gorgeous, detached farmhouse just outside the pretty town of Holywell. Sleeping eight people across four bedrooms, it’s the ideal option for large groups or families in search of a luxurious cottage to call home while they explore the historic towns of North Wales together. Spend a happy morning seeing the watermills at Greenfield Valley Heritage Park before heading off to hike along Offa’s Dyke in the afternoon. In the evening, soak up the estuary views from the cottage’s corner sun deck, before firing up the BBQ to cook up a feast for your loved ones. Step inside this 19th century farmhouse and you’ll find a stylish, rustic interior with magnificent exposed wooden beams and period features throughout. Make yourself at home by the wood burner in the living room before heading to the country-style kitchen to whip up some dinner. Gather everyone together in the elegant dining room to eat. Alternatively, make your way to the impressive outdoor kitchen and fire up the BBQ. Dine alfresco and then take a relaxing dip in the outdoor hot tub, or head back indoors to chill out by the wood burner in the cosy snug. At the end of the day, there are three stylish bedrooms upstairs to choose from – two doubles and a twin - as well as an additional double that’s accessed from the garden. It’s ideal if you like a little privacy. Take a relaxing stroll along Holywell High Street (2.5 miles) to browse the galleries and indulge in some sweet treats in a cosy cafe. Then, stop by St Winifride’s Holy Well, a Grade I-listed building believed to be the oldest visited pilgrimage site in Britain. Alternatively, climb the tower at Basingwerk Abbey (3 miles) to see stunning panoramic views over the North Wales landscape.
Weekly prices from £1,208.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Llandovery (82440)
Llandovery, Mid Wales
8 4 2 Yes
Escape with your loved ones to this charming stone cottage in the town of Llandovery. Sleeping eight people across four bedrooms, it’s the perfect accommodation option for large families or groups of friends looking for a peaceful barn-conversion in the heart of the Carmarthenshire countryside. During the day, discover the 12th century ruins of Llandovery Castle; and in the evening, come home to the cottage’s private garden to enjoy a well-earned dip in the hot tub. Step inside and you’ll be welcomed by an inviting open-plan living/kitchen/dining area with a lovely brick accent wall. Make yourself at home in the spacious living area before heading to one of the property’s two kitchens to whip up some dinner for your loved ones. Gather everyone at the dining table to eat while you enjoy the fabulous country views. Alternatively, head out onto the patio to fire up the BBQ and dine alfresco. Enjoy a dip in the hot tub, or head back to the sitting area to relax by the wood burner. At the end of the day, you’ll find two lovely double bedrooms and two stylish twins on the first floor. The cottage’s unique interlocking door allows you to convert one area with four bedrooms into two areas with two bedrooms. Spend your day savouring the local flavours at Llandovery Farmers’ Market (8 miles). Treat your taste buds to some gourmet cheese or baked goods, chat with the merchants and soak up the friendly atmosphere. Alternatively, visit Myddfai Community Hall and Visitor Centre (12 miles) to immerse yourself in Welsh folklore and healing customs You can learn all about the herbal cures used by the famous Physicians of Myddfai.
Weekly prices from £996.00
5 Bedroom Bed in Aberdovey (90493)
Aberdovey, Snowdonia and North Wales
8 5 2 Yes
This beautiful property, situated in an elevated position overlooking Aberdovey’s stunning coastline, is the perfect holiday home for families or groups of friends looking for a base to relax and unwind in after long days of adventure. Sleeping eight over five tranquil bedrooms and with space for up to two dogs, the whole family can take advantage of the wonderful gardens as well as the nearby beach (0.5 miles). Spend the day wandering around town, visiting the shops and pubs, before returning home to enjoy an al fresco drink on the patio looking down to the garden and out to sea. Store muddy boots and coats in the boot room at the end of the hallway in this delightful house before moving to the kitchen diner. The hub of the home, this wonderful space offers stunning coastal views among peaceful blue and grey tones paired with wooden furniture and kitchen units. There’s plenty of space around the table for everyone to eat together. There’s a handy utility room down a few steps too. Get comfy on the sofas in the lounge in front of the Smart TV or chat about your plans for tomorrow, the fire on in the background. When you’re ready for bed, you’ve a choice of five bedrooms. For some privacy, head up the kitchen staircase to the tranquil double that benefits from sea views. Up the hallway staircase, a king-size room with dual aspect windows, a TV and sea views awaits, as well as a twin room, single room and a double that has an en-suite shower room. The main bathroom is perfect for taking an indulgent soak or an invigorating shower among contemporary fittings. Outside, make the most of the sea views from the large garden with lawn and dine alfresco, watching the kids play with the garden games as the sun goes down. There’s also a log store and covered bike area with lockable rack. Head off to Tywyn Beach (5 miles) for a change of scenery; you may even spot some dolphins if you’re lucky! On dry land, the Vale of Rheidol Railway (29 miles) is a hit with children. Golf enthusiasts will enjoy the views from Aberdovey Golf Club (1 mile), while scramblers will enjoy the walk to Picnic Island along the ‘Roman Road’ from Penhelig (0.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £1,045.00
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 £1,333.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Aberaeron (92072)
Llanrhystud, Mid Wales
8 4 4 Yes
Lose yourselves in the spectacular coastal views out over Bae Ceredigion when you retreat to this gorgeous barn conversion. Sleeping eight guests, and offering dog-friendly accommodation, the three-bedroom former barn enjoys a truly enviable setting near Llan-non, 6.5 miles from Aberaeron in West Wales. With en-suite bedrooms and a sun-soaked garden, it is a fabulous place for enjoying quality time together as well as getting out and about along the picturesque coast. Let yourselves in and follow the hallway into the lounge/diner. This attractive space features a vaulted ceiling and beautiful beams and stonework, as well as an abundance of windows that draw the views right inside. Unwind in here together in front of the TV, play games and gather round the table for lively holiday meals. The spacious kitchen/diner has everything you need to help you cater for your party, plus a breakfast table to pause at over a cup of fresh coffee. Two of your bedrooms are also on the ground floor. These are both king-sizes, one with an en-suite shower room and the other with an en-suite bathroom. Two twin bedrooms, each with an en-suite shower room, are on the floor above. Congregate in the garden on fine days, lighting the BBQ to grill the fresh Welsh produce you have sourced, or enjoying a glass of wine as the sun sets over the sea. Pick up the Ceredigion Coast Path and walk 3.5 miles to Aberarth, looking out for dolphins and seals as you go. Venture 3 miles to the beach at Llanrhystud to dip in the sea or spend time on the sand at Aberaeron or New Quay, 13 miles away. Plan an afternoon out in Aberystwyth, where you can shop, see the castle and hop aboard a steam train on the Vale of Rheidol Railway.
Weekly prices from £979.00
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
4 Bedroom Bed in Mold (92663)
Mold, Snowdonia and North Wales
8 4 3 Yes
Escape to the countryside in this luxurious barn conversion just 4 miles from the bustling market town of Mold. The vast property is perfect for family get-togethers and holidays with friends, and boasts spacious entertaining areas, a games room, and a stunning outdoor area with a wood-fired hot tub. The area is a paradise for walkers, with multiple routes directly from the property, leading to Waun-Y-Llyn Country Park and Hope Mountain. The detached stone barn conversion has been immaculately decorated and furnished and combines industrial style features with the property’s original elements, to create a truly unique backdrop to your holiday. Luxurious touches are dotted throughout the holiday home, such as underfloor heating, to make your stay as comfortable as possible. The hub of the home is an expansive kitchen/diner, with ample equipment and worktop space to cater for a large group, as well as an impressive refectory-style dining table for hosting dinner parties and special occasions. There’s also a snug area to one end – the perfect spot for pre/post-dinner drinks. Just off the kitchen/diner is a handy utility room where you can store outdoor gear. After dinner, retire to the lounge for a movie night in front of the Smart TV, or challenge your fellow guests to a table football match in the games room. The property has a ground-floor double bedroom with an adjacent shower room. The remaining three bedrooms are upstairs, one of which has an en-suite shower room. A family bathroom with a roll-top bath completes the accommodation. The garden is enclosed by a low stone wall, and boasts tranquil views across open fields. Dine alfresco on the patio, or rest your weary limbs in the wood-fired hot tub. Guests also have access to an enclosed field that’s ideal for dog walking. As well as the charming market town of Mold, you’ll also be within easy reach of Wrexham (8 miles). Recently awarded city status, Wrexham has a real buzz about it, with a vibrant shopping centre full of studios, galleries, and quirky eateries. There’s also a science discovery centre that’s great for children. Further afield, enjoy a day trip to Chester Zoo (19 miles) or spend the day soaking up the history at the National Trust’s Chirk Castle (16.5 miles). Alternatively, enjoy a relaxing afternoon amongst the wildlife at Coed Y Felin Nature Reserve (9 miles).
Weekly prices from £1,128.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Lloc (92687)
Holywell, Snowdonia and North Wales
8 4 3 Yes
Perfectly striking a balance between sophisticated and stylish, this contemporary cottage on the North Wales coastline is an exceptional choice for a restful break. Family-friendly with four fantastically presented bedrooms, one an accessible king-size with a shower room next door, this property hosts up to eight guests and ticks all kinds of boxes for larger group stays. It’s also pet-friendly and offers an endless selection of engaging dog walks from its doorstep, including in the Clwydian Range and Dee Valley National Landscape which is around 5 miles away. Natural features including stable doors, oak floorboards and antique-style furnishings add to the traditional charm of this otherwise modern cottage. Pass by the pool table in the entranceway on your way into the property, making yourselves comfortable in the lovely lounge or the well-equipped kitchen. Any meals prepped in here can be enjoyed either in the designated dining room or out in the garden. The gated garden is an appealing, enclosed space with mature flora all around it, complete with an outdoor dining set and a BBQ for the summer. Back indoors, pass the downstairs bedroom and bathroom as you make your way up to find the rest of the facilities. Three bedrooms complete the first floor, alongside one en-suite and one luxurious bathroom with a slipper bath. Day trips can be enjoyed on both sides of the border, with the Welsh towns of Wrexham (23 miles) and Mold (11.5 miles) just as easily reached as Chester (20 miles) and Liverpool (27 miles). Moving towards the coastline, find numerous seaside delights in the neighbouring towns of Prestatyn (7 miles) and Rhyl (9.5 miles). Both offer beautiful beaches and family-ready attractions including a water park, a miniature railway and a local cinema and arts centre.
Weekly prices from £1,100.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Rhoscolyn (93932)
Holyhead, Snowdonia and North Wales
8 4 3 Yes
Ideal for those enchanted by the beauty of coastal nature, this wonderful home seamlessly blends rustic charm with impeccably designed interiors to create the perfect retreat for a group gathering by the sea. With far-reaching views, unique design and a wrap-around private garden, enjoy a memorable escape with loved ones to this spectacular region. A wooden-panelled foyer leads to panoramic views, while the coastal-themed kitchen/diner steals the show with its vaulted ceilings, expansive windows, and sliding glass doors. Adjacent, a cosy snug invites you to unwind by the fireplace, with views that frame the vast seascape and plush sofas beckon you to relax. Another inviting reception room awaits, with wooden shelves filled with games, guidebooks, and seashells. A small study area between the ground-floor bedrooms provides a convenient spot for quiet moments. The ground floor also features a king-size zip-and-link bedroom with a touch of vintage charm, alongside a neighbouring super-king-size room that opens onto a patio. Both share a stylish shower room. Ascend from the snug to a king-size attic bedroom with a balcony and an adjoining bathroom boasting a freestanding bath. In the opposite wing, discover an en-suite super-king-size room with a large picture window framing Atlantic vistas. Relax in the roll-top bath across the landing, then retire to bed to the soothing sound of the sea. At the end of the day, enjoy a sunset BBQ by the shore and take in the coastal ambience from the comfort of the garden furniture. The propertys garden leads straight to the pristine shores of Borthwen Beach. Embark on a journey of discovery along the scenic coastal paths of Rhoscolyn, treating yourself to breathtaking vistas of the rugged coastline and the vast expanse of the Irish Sea. Pay a visit to St Gwenfaens Well, a historic site steeped in Welsh heritage, 1.5 miles away. Venture further to Trearddur Bay (4 miles), renowned for its sandy beaches and secluded coves. After a day of discovery, refuel at the local pub and restaurant less than a mile from home.
Weekly prices from £1,707.00