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The exterior of a charming stone and timber building is presented, showcasing a combination of rustic and modern architecture. Large, rectangular windows invite natural light, while the surrounding green lawn and gravel driveway enhance the welcoming atmosphere. A muted sky provides a tranquil backdrop.

Cottage in Monmouthshire

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 240 reviews

Walkers Rest at The Hayloft - The Brecon Beacons

Nestled in the beautiful Brecon Beacons National Park, this recent addition to an (ex) 1800s pub is a cosy yet spacious self catering space. Opposite an old church with views across the valley it offers an an ideal getaway with walks in every direction and outdoor activities (canoeing, climbing, horse riding) further afield. Local events include: The Abergavenny Food Festival, Crickhowell Walking Festival, Haye Literary Festival, The Green Man. The village is two miles away with shops and pubs.

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The exterior of a quaint cottage displays a blend of vibrant orange and classic white walls. Located on a gentle slope, lush greenery and flowering plants enhance the welcoming entrance, which features a dark wooden door. The street is lined with similar charming cottages, adding to the character.

Cottage in Mumbles

4.9 out of 5 average rating, 186 reviews

Fishermans cottage log burner seaview, 2 bathrooms

Traditional original Fisherman's Cottage, over 220 years old, in the heart of Mumbles. Stone's throw (a minutes walk) from the seafront and local amenities. A relaxing, cosy home, with log burner, with beautiful views of Swansea Bay from the terraces. One downstairs bedroom with en suite shower & toilet, one upstairs bedroom with separate bathroom. Dog and family friendly. A traditional 1806 quirky fisherman's cottage. Palatial sea views from the terraces, ideal for dining or a drink to relax!!

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A bright open-plan kitchen and living area features exposed oak beams and modern furnishings. The kitchen, equipped with white cabinetry and patterned backsplash, provides an inviting cooking space. A cozy seating area includes a sofa, colorful cushions, and a dining table surrounded by chairs.

Cottage in Llanfrynach

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 70 reviews

Dragonfly Cottage | Canal | Brecon Beacons

Dragonfly Cottage (sleeps 4 – one double bedroom and one twin) Converted coach house set within a traditional Welsh farmhouse courtyard. Nestled in a magical countryside location, it sits by the canal and mountains — just 10 minutes from Brecon, at the heart of the National Park. The cottage is ideal for walking, cycling, and canoeing adventures, with a charming village pub just a 30-minute walk along the canal. Features include a wood burner for cosy evenings and WiFi for staying connected.

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A cozy bedroom displays wooden paneling and a sloped ceiling. A spacious bed with red bedding is complemented by two bedside lamps. A luxurious roll-top bath is positioned nearby, and wall art adds a touch of character to the warm atmosphere.

Home in Llanfoist

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 68 reviews

Dry Dock Cottage

Relaxing is easy in Dry Dock Cottage: there’s a cinema snug, roll-top bath and king-size bed. The high-tech gadgetry means that, at the touch of a screen, you can control the heating, close the blinds, dim the lights and play your favourite music. With spectacular views from all four levels, this open-plan former dry dock sits at the very water’s edge. Open the bi-fold glass doors from the lounge area, to get even closer to the ducks and the boats that pass by. Pets are welcome, too.

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A vibrant exterior showcases the mid-century bungalow, featuring bold geometric patterns in blue, orange, and green. Decorative planters and lush greenery frame the entrance, while three large windows allow natural light to brighten the facade.

Guest suite in Mumbles

4.9 out of 5 average rating, 611 reviews

Self contained space in colourful artist’s house

Our Airbnb is a colourful, cosy and creative private space attached to our mid century bungalow. It has its own entrance, mini kitchen, double bedroom and en-suite shower room. We are in a quiet yet convenient and walkable location for the beaches, coast path, Castle, shops, restaurants & bars in the village of Mumbles. There is free private parking directly outside the house and we are within a 10 min walk of Mumbles village in one direction and the beaches in the other direction

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An expansive green landscape is bathed in warm sunset hues, with rolling hills stretching into the distance. The lodge's wooden deck offers inviting outdoor space, framed by lush trees and open fields, providing a peaceful retreat amidst nature.

Farm stay in Priest Weston

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 67 reviews

Hottub+ BBQHut+Swim+Views

" Idyllic getaway, loved the swimming, BBQ hut and hot tub, we will be back to Swallow Lodge!" Stay on our farm and feel the stress of everyday life wash away. Relax and enjoy the stunning views from every window, the fabulous sunsets and the nights sky from the decking and hot tub. -Sleeps four / two bedrooms -En-suite -Hot tub -BBQ hut - Wi-Fi -Pub within 2 miles -Farm tours available -Wild swimming / Tennis/fly fishing -For more reviews see 'Moonrise Lodges' on TripAdvisor

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A secluded cabin sits beside a serene lake, complemented by an inviting deck. A canoe rests on the water, reflecting the surrounding greenery and rolling hills in the background. The tranquil scene is enhanced by a soft, natural light filtering through the trees.

Cabin in Cemmaes

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 88 reviews

Luxury Cabin with Private Lake, Canoe & Hot Tub

This unique, tranquil space offers off-grid luxury & a hot tub under the stars! Wake up in a sumptuous king-size bed looking over the water and woodlands. This cosy Cabin has a wood burning stove, hot water on tap and its own lake. Gorgeous solar lighting and a state of the art smokeless firepit will enable you to enjoy the space (and board games!) long into the night. With mountain walks and a national trail on the doorstep you can enjoy outdoor living and really switch off.

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The image features a quaint stone exterior with a mint green door framed by large windows. A modern light fixture is mounted above the door, and potted plants are arranged on either side, contributing to the inviting entrance.

Guesthouse in Powys

4.92 out of 5 average rating, 277 reviews

Rural snug, private terrace with stunning views!

Ty Wilber is a stone outhouse with cosy living room, with sofa bed, electric woodburner and kitchen. Double bed in loft room and compact shower room. Beautiful views of the valley and hills from a private terrace accessed from the bedroom. Use of secure private garden. Private parking, an EV charger and use of kayaks for the Brecon canal. The walk to Crickhowell is 20 minutes. Perfect base to explore local area or for walking holiday in the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park.

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The image captures a modern lakeside property surrounded by trees, featuring expansive sliding glass doors. A wooden dock leads to a vibrant umbrella and sunbeds on the lawn, offering a serene view of the ornamental lake and peaceful greenery.

Home in Worcestershire

5 out of 5 average rating, 9 reviews

The Ski Club beside 62 acre private lake.

Stunning modern architect designed lake-side property. That looks out across ''The Great Pool''. The Ski Club was built during 2023 and designed to blend into it's surrounding woodland. Set beside this ornamental lake in the grounds of a historic manor house and parkland, drive in through the gates you'll appreciate it's unique setting. Sorry, no pets. Children and infants welcome. Please provide own infant equipment. Please note, this property is lakeside.

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The exterior of the holiday home is visible from the canal, framed by two large trees. A neatly maintained lawn leads up to the house, which features multiple windows reflecting natural light and surrounding greenery. A set of steps descends towards the water.

Home in Pontypool

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 199 reviews

Caithness Holiday Home

Caithness is a beautiful, spacious and comfortable 6 bedroomed holiday home - perfect for large families - situated on the banks of the Monmouthshire Brecon Canal. It is a home from home, run by a small family business. Originally built in 1959, it has recently been extended and renovated into a contemporary holiday home which sleeps up to 10. It boasts beautiful views and is the perfect destination to enjoy a relaxing escape to the Welsh countryside.

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A rustic kitchen features wooden walls and a large farmhouse sink. Warm lighting accents the space, while a marble countertop offers a contrasting surface. A modern kitchen with ample storage includes essential appliances, creating a welcoming environment for meal preparation.

Bungalow in Saltford

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 125 reviews

Christmas Cabin - River View 10 mins from Bath

We have lovingly just converted this building into a highly unique 2 bedroom river fronted Cabin to excite and delight its guests. Situated less than 10 meters from the UK's oldest Brass Mill, skirting on the tranquil Mill Island with complimentary access to Kayaks, paddle boards and bikes and all being only a 10 minute drive into historic Bath's city centre. Pop your feet up with a glass of wine while the log burner crackles in the background.

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Barn in Herefordshire

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 114 reviews

Cosy log fire & starry nights at Fishers’ Retreat

Tucked in a peaceful valley at the foot of the Black Mountains, this retreat offers direct access to some of the most beautiful landscapes in the region. A brook runs nearby, and a lake lies within easy reach, perfect for short wild swims, by arrangement. Walking and hiking trails lead straight from the door, while cyclists will find rolling country lanes and more challenging routes into the hills.