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4 Bedroom Bed in Aberdovey (DY038)
Aberdyfi, Snowdonia and North Wales
8 4 2 Yes
Offering stunning views over the River Dyfi as it flows towards Cardigan Bay, this spacious waterside property makes a fantastic holiday retreat for larger families and groups of friends discovering a picturesque corner of North Wales. With ample space for up to eight guests, the four-storey townhouse lies close to a secluded pebble beach on the outskirts of Aberdovey, with the main sandy beach a short stroll away. Ideally situated for climbers, hikers, walkers and nature lovers exploring Snowdonia, this cheery residence features two cosy lounges and four relaxing bedrooms. Four steps lead up into the property where you will find a spacious lounge/diner with lovely views from the bay window. The inviting lounge is a great space for getting together and unwinding after enjoying a great meal in the handsome dining area. The ground floor also has a fully equipped kitchen perfect for rustling up family feasts. Upstairs, the first floor offers a second lounge: a cosy space with a magnificent outlook, perfect for snuggling up with a good book or movie. The first bedroom is also on this floor: a relaxing twin. On the second floor you will find a bathroom and two bedrooms: a twin and a double overlooking the water. Steep, cottage-style stairs lead up to the third floor and into the final bedroom: an atmospheric double with sloped ceilings and timber beams, including a raised beam along the floor. Outside, there’s a small, unenclosed back yard. Crossing the road, the narrow beach offers a charming spot for paddling and sunbathing. Aberdovey has some fantastic pubs and restaurants, with a wonderful sandy beach stretching north along the coast to Tywyn (4 miles). This is a great base for water sports, boat trips and coastal walks, or for heading inland to explore the majestic Snowdonia National Park.
Weekly prices from £824.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Penygroes (86423)
Caernarfon, Snowdonia and North Wales
8 4 2 Yes
A contemporary retreat with a large grassy lawn, situated in the sleepy village of Penygroes. This stylish hideaway is a wonderful base for a family escape or reunion with friends plus a couple of furry tag-a-longs. Soak in the medieval splendour of the UNESCO Caernarfon Castle (7 miles), then crack open a chilled sundowner and sink into the covered hot tub on the patio. An easy sentiment flows throughout this immaculately presented property. Picture clean lines, boldly patterned soft furnishings, and sleek minimalist styling. Kick off shoes in the hallway then pad into the magnificent kitchen/diner. Perch at the sprawling marble-topped island to pour a round of post-adventure tipples then cook up a storm in the glossy kitchen. Gather the group for a celebratory meal at the feature dining table. Feast in the glow of the industrial-style hanging lights or throw open the patio doors to let the summer air spill inside. As the evening draws in, retreat to the comfort of the spacious lounge. Sink onto the upholstered sofas with something sweet and bask in the warmth of the crackling wood burner. Enjoy board games in the elegant snug or simply kick back with a film on the Smart TV. When night falls, discover four inviting bedrooms, consisting of a large king, a double, an airy twin, and a bunk room for the little ones. Outside, dine al fresco on the paved patio or indulge in a restorative soak in the hot tub. Art lovers will delight in perusing galleries and strolling the harbourside at Doc Fictoria (8 miles). Drink in the salty ocean air as you amble along the expanse of golden sand at Dinas Dinlle (4.5 miles) or escape into nature with a visit to the scenic village of Llanberis (14 miles) nestled at the foot of Snowdon.
Weekly prices from £1,065.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Burry Port (87048)
Burry Port, Mid Wales
8 4 1 Yes
A sunny townhouse with an enclosed garden space, situated in the sleepy seaside town of Burry Port. Embrace the tranquillity of coastal living with a retreat to this inviting escape, perfect for large families or groups of friends plus a couple of waggy-tailed pals. Breathe in the crisp ocean air as you stroll the golden shoreline of Burry Port Beach (within 300 metres), then prop open the patio doors to indulge in an al fresco afternoon tea. This inviting property features a beautifully sunny interior with richly pigmented colours, plush soft furnishings, and breezy indoor-outdoor living. Drop beach bags in the hallway then pad into the kitchen/diner. Rustle up a post-adventure snack board in the wooden shaker kitchen. Perch by the window with a tipple or fold out the wooden table to accommodate up to eight dinner guests. After a day of adventures, stretch weary legs in the stylish lounge. Sink onto the soft seating to browse the Smart TV. In warmer months, throw open the French doors to let the balmy ocean breeze drift inside. Rest up in the four comfortable bedrooms, consisting of a spacious en-suite king and a bright double on the ground floor. Little adventurers will delight in escaping upstairs to find a cosy bunk and a twin. Outside, gather for a sociable family breakfast on the patio, get grilling on the BBQ, or toast a late-night sweet treat over the gas fire pit. While away days perusing the bustling Burry Port Harbour (within 100 metres) where you can refuel in local tea rooms, spot boats bobbing in the water, and admire the towering lighthouse. Tee off with hazy sea views at the historic Ashburnham Golf Course (500 metres) or amble through the 500 acres of idyllic parkland at Pembrey Country Park (3 miles).
Weekly prices from £973.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Rhiwlas (87477)
Oswestry, Snowdonia and North Wales
8 4 4 Yes
Make memories to last a lifetime in this exceptional holiday home in the North Wales countryside. The property, which is set in the peaceful hamlet of Rhiwlas, is surrounded by enchanting woodlands and is perfectly placed for walks in the wild. The stylish abode sleeps eight guests and has an abundance of entertainment and social spaces for friends and family to enjoy. After a day of adventure, unwind in the wood-fired hot tub or have a fun-filled evening in the games room. The stunning, rural retreat oozes luxury, with sleek furniture, contemporary decor, and bespoke design features. At the heart of the home is a magnificent kitchen/diner, with cosy underfloor heating and dual-aspect windows/bi-fold doors allowing panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. The kitchen area has all the equipment and worktop space needed to cater for a large group, and there’s a central island with bar stools for informal dining, or an elegant table set under a glass atrium for formal gatherings. After dinner, recline on the comfortable sofas with a glass of wine, or head through to the inviting lounge to stretch out on a leather sofa and watch the Smart TV in the glow of the wood burner. Alternatively, while away the evening challenging your fellow guests to a game of table tennis or table football in the games room. A handy utility/boot room completes the ground floor. Upstairs, four immaculate bedrooms await, all beautifully decorated and furnished and boasting their own en-suite facilities. One of the bedrooms also has a dressing room, conservatory, and direct access to the garden. Outside, you’ll find a choice of areas for socialising and relaxation. The fabulous, paved patio enjoys far-reaching views and has feature lighting and furniture for al fresco dining, as well as a wood-fired hot tub. In the summerhouse, discover a collection of outdoor games to enjoy on the expansive lawn. Guests are also welcome to explore the 9 acres of woodland enveloping the property. The ancient town of Oswestry is 6.5 miles away and is the perfect place for a spot of retail therapy, with lively street markets and an excellent collection of independent shops. The town has a busy calendar of events and is also a popular base for walkers, with the long-distance Offa’s Dyke Path passing just 3 miles away. The small, Welsh town of Chirk (9 miles) is also well worth a visit.
Weekly prices from £1,578.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Chirk (87675)
Wrexham, Snowdonia and North Wales
8 4 4 Yes
It’s time to take a luxurious break in this stunning 5-star holiday home in North Wales. Sleeping eight guests across four bedrooms and even catering for a four-legged friend downstairs, this detached cottage has everything you need to have a memorable stay. Stoke the BBQ whilst other guests are relaxing in the hot tub or explore the offerings of Offa’s Dyke nearby. One look at this extravagant abode and you’ll know you made the right decision. The garden alone is spectacular, a huge expanse of grass that leads down to the river where you can partake in salmon fishing. There’s a beautiful dining area on the paved patio, where you can roast your dinners on the charcoal BBQ, and just to top things off, you’ll have your very own hot tub too. Inside is just as mesmerising with exposed beams, underfloor heating and breathtaking views from every window. Step into the hall and find the kitchen nearby. With a large island for cooking or socialising, you’ll find it a breeze when spending time in here. Serve up at the dining table which has been thoughtfully placed by the feature doors which open up onto the patio, giving you views and light winds. When you’re finished here, move into the dual-aspect lounge which has an exposed brick inglenook fireplace housing a wood burner. Settle on the comfortable furniture and watch a film with your loved ones. Leave the dog downstairs and explore the first floor where the library landing invites you to read a good book. The bedrooms comprise an en-suite super-king-size, two en-suite king-size rooms, and an en-suite twin zip-and-link (which can be made up as a super-king-size on request). Leave the house and spend some time fishing in the River Ceiriog. If you’re unsuccessful, head one meal to Chirk and pay for a fish supper – there are plenty of shops, pubs and restaurants here. Just 6 miles away, you’ll find Oswestry which has a golf course, or Ellesmere which has a pretty lake.
Weekly prices from £1,259.00
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 Broad Haven (88331)
Haverfordwest, Mid Wales
8 4 2 Yes
Equipped with a bubbling hot tub, an enclosed garden and a cosy wood burner, this traditional four-bed countryside cottage is perfect for a group of friends or family seeking a tranquil Welsh coastal getaway. While staying in Pembrokeshire Coast National Park you can spend your time hiking the clifftop trails, surfing or swimming at the sandy beaches and even spotting puffins on Skomer Island. Step inside this homely property to find a well-sized country-style kitchen which is decorated with neutral tones and wooden accents. The fitted ‘L’-shaped kitchen boasts an electric range cooker and in the centre of the room is a breakfast table beneath low-hanging contemporary lights. For a more formal occasion, serve dinner in the separate dining room with a long table and plush velvet chairs. Continue into the lounge to find two large leather sofas and armchairs surrounding the Smart TV with Netflix and a wood burner. Completing the ground floor is a double bedroom with a sofa, a family bathroom with a roll-top bath and a utility room with extra fridge space. Climb the stairs to reach a walk-in shower room, a super-king-size zip-and-link bedroom, a double and a king-size with an en-suite WC. Outside is a fully enclosed garden with a patio, lawn, rattan furniture and hot tub. During your stay in the small village of St Ishmaels, explore your immediate surroundings to find a local pub, a garden centre and a bird-watching tour operator within 0.5 miles. Follow the coastal trails from St Ishmael’s Church (0.5 miles) around the Great Castle Head, past several bays and Iron Age settlements. Enjoy a walk along the soft golden shores of Marloes Sands (4.5 miles) or go for a dip at Broad Haven (6 miles). Watersports enthusiasts shouldn’t miss a sailing or windsurfing opportunity at Dale’s Bay (3.5 miles). For an unforgettable adventure, take a 20-minute boat journey from Martin’s Haven (5.5 miles) to Skomer Island and say hello to the resident Atlantic Puffins.
Weekly prices from £997.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Corwen (88868)
Corwen, Snowdonia and North Wales
8 4 3 Yes
Enjoying a secluded location in the idyllic Dee Valley, this sympathetically updated traditional period property makes a wonderfully tranquil getaway for families and groups of friends. With ample space for up to eight guests, the house has plenty of original features including exposed timber beams, stripped floorboards, flagstone flooring and exposed brickwork. Also featuring a wood-fired hot tub, a beautiful garden and a fantastic games room, this charming retreat is a fabulous base for walkers, cyclists and nature lovers exploring Llangollen and the Clwydian Range. The property features a charming lounge with a Smart TV, a welcoming wood burner and French doors offering lovely views. With a second wood burner set in an impressive brick surround, the light, spacious kitchen/diner is at the heart of the house, perfect for gathering everybody together for family occasions. Exploring the ground floor further, there’s a snug sun room which has an additional TV, and you can play table football in the games room. Upstairs, you will have a choice of four tastefully decorated bedrooms: two pretty twin rooms, a charming super-king-size room, and a characterful king-size room with a handy en-suite shower room. The property also features two bright and stylish bathrooms. Outside, the picturesque established garden features a choice of outdoor furniture providing a lovely spot for dining alfresco on a sunny summer’s day. You can also luxuriate in the wood-fired hot tub as you take in the stunning views across the valley. The River Dee is a great area for walking, biking, mountaineering, fishing and white-water rafting. Corwen (1 mile) and Llangollen (9.5 miles) have some great places to eat and drink, with the latter home to Horseshoe Falls and Castell Dinas Bran. Local attractions include Ruthin Gaol Museum, the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, Caer Drewyn and Viviod Mountain, all within 15 miles.
Weekly prices from £971.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Denbigh (88949)
Denbigh, Snowdonia and North Wales
8 4 3 Yes
Take a break at this elegant period lodge which is brimming with character. Ideally suited to multi-generational families or friends looking for a getaway together, the property is surrounded by natural beauty and offers a selection of spaces for you to socialise, from the sunny conservatory to the beautiful garden. Whether you’re looking to relax and enjoy the local market towns, climb the Devil’s Staircase (8 miles) or wander through the whimsical woodland at Cwm Rhaeadr Forest (12 miles), you’lll not be short of wonderful days out during your stay. Upon arrival, head straight to the library hall to gather with your guests, light the fire and get comfortable on the soft sofas and armchairs. Another reception is located across the hall with a TV and more comfortable seating, ideal for taking some time away and getting lost in a good book. The kitchen is at the heart of the home, finished to a high standard with a breakfast bar to bring the family together. When it’s time to dig into a feast cooked in the kitchen, the conservatory is furnished with a grand dining table, surrounded by idyllic scenery to admire through the dual-aspect windows. Take the staircase and you’ll find the four bedrooms, all tastefully decorated with special features of their own. The master bedroom boasts a super-king-size bed and a balcony overlooking the majestic countryside whilst the bunk room has playful decor and is well-suited to children. In addition, there is a further king-size bedroom and a twin offering flexibility in the sleeping arrangements. When the sun is shining, there’s no better place to be than in the garden which is filled with mature plant life as well as a lovely stream and a wildflower meadow. Lovers of wildlife could pay a visit to The Red Kite Feeding Station (20 miles) to visit the daily spectacle of dinner time for these fascinating birds on the 160-acre farm – it offers a little something for all the family from orienteering walks to farm animals. Two quirky market towns can be found on the border of the Brecon Beacons, Brecon (23 miles) and Hay-on-Wye (30 miles), both perfect places to spend a leisurely afternoon with historic spots, bookshops and whimsical walking routes to explore.
Weekly prices from £1,051.00